Ohio Women Vote On Constitution At Monthly Meet
The Ohio Women’s Club held its regular meeting in the Episcopal Parish Hall with president Mrs Joe Dunbar leading the session. A revised constitution was adopted, a calling committee added Mrs William Walford, and guests Miss Verna Shoopman and Mrs Joe Harbison were welcomed by vice president Mrs Earl Van Vranken. Bridge and Pinochle prizes were won by several members, and a long list of attendees was recorded. The next meeting is set for Thursday Feb 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Womens Club
Episcopal Parish Hall
Joe Dunbar
William Walford
Verna Shoopman
Joe Harbison
Earl van Vranken
Wes Felt
Tom Harvey
Robert Kastner
Darlene Baird
Low
Don Albers
John Austin
Milt Corbin
Sherrill Drum
Dunbar
Felt
Harbison
Harvey
Don Hume
Kastner
Bill McCarty
R. E. McMillen
Roy Massey
Jerry Monk
Sherman Nation
Marion Scholes
Thomas Sutton
van Vranken
Walford
Charles Wimmer
George White
Paul McDaniels
Darlene
Phyllis Baird
Shoopmian
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Chapters Hold Thursday Meetings
Epsilon Sigma Alpha sorority chapters met in members' homes for business sessions and lessons. Gamma Tau Chapter eight members met at Mrs. Don Born as Mrs. Doyle Butts presided and plans for a bowling party on Jan. 17 were made. Charles Christiansen demonstrated cake decorating and refreshments were served. Alpha Iota Chapter led by Mrs. Dale Kinney held a home session with plans for a Valentine party and for entertaining District 4 in Sidney next month. Secret pals were drawn and lessons on Hairdos and The Eyes Have It, with demonstrations, followed. Next meeting set for Feb. 13 at Mrs. C. V. Innes.
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Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority
Gamma Tau
Don Born
Doyle Butts
Born
Charles Christiansen
Alpha Tota Chapter
Dale Kinney
Alpha _ Iota chapter
William Triplett
District 4
Sidney
Les Hand Jr
Triplett
C. V. Innes
Local births and dismissals listed by towns
Names of individuals born or admitted and dismissed across Sidney Peetz Lodgepole Dalton Wheatland Kimball and Wheatland area towns. Included are Sidney group: Niemeller Talheim Hand Foulk Bowen Adams Johnson Dalton Lipscomb Warren Belieu Gates Tschacher Wiede burg Bushnell Madden and others. Peetz John Allen Miller and John White. Lodgepole Ernest Graham. Dalton Vernie Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Thomas Niemeller
Harvey Talheim
Lester Hand Sr
Myron Foulk
Maureen Bowen
LaVern Adams
Davids. Johnson
Susan Dalton
Glen Lipscomb
Vernon Warren
Forrest Belieu
E. M. Gates
Linda Tschacher
Jack Wiedeburg Bushnell
Karl Madden
Peetz
John Allen Miller
Lodgepole
Ernest Graham
Dalton
Vernie Brown
Frerichs Welcome Daughter Carol Jean at Memorial Hospital
Look Mr and Mrs Willard Frerichs announce the birth of daughter Carol Jean on Tuesday January 7 at Memorial Hospital. The baby weighed seven pounds 15 ounces. She has two sisters Kathleen Ann and Barbara Jo. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Anthony Lovell of Chappell and Mrs Minnie Frerichs of Sidney.
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Willard Frerichs
Carol Jean
Memorial Hospital
Kathleen Ann
Barbara Jo
Anthony Lovell
Chappell
Minnie Frerichs
Sidney
Local Church Observes 50th Naz arene Anniversary
The Church of the Nazarene marks its golden anniversary this year with a January 12 kickoff at the Sidney church. Rev C W Baker, fresh from a Kansas City evangelism conference with over 5 000 pastors, outlines goals of a new church every day in 1958 and 4 000 000 for world evangelism. An anniversary song The Sun Never Sets In The Morning will debut during services.
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Churches of the Nazarene
C. W. Baker
Sidney Group
Kansas City
Sidney Church
Church of the Nazarene
Missionary Teacher To Be Guest Speaker At Baptist Church
Rev John Collins of Inglewood Baptist Tabernacle in Inglewood Colorado will be guest speaker at First Baptist Church on Sunday. He has been approved as a missionary teacher by Independent Bible Baptist Missionary and will soon depart for Recife Brazil to begin work.
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First Baptist Church
John Collins
Inglewood Baptist Tabernacle
Inglewood, Colo
Collins
Independent Bible Baptist Missionary
Recife
Brazil
Rites Here Monday For Charles Brown 64
Graveside rites for Charles Brown 64 who died yesterday in Grand Island are set for Monday at 10 a.m. Burial will be in Greenwood Cemetery beside his wife Anna who died earlier. Rev. R L Townsend will officiate. The Craig Mortuary handles arrangements. Survivors include stepdaughter Mrs Earl Shaw and stepson N B Garey of Kansas City Missouri.
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Charles Brown
Grand Island
Greenwood Cemetery
Anna
R. L. Townsend
Craig Mortuary
Earl Shaw
N. B Garey
Kansas City
Final Rites Thursday For Don Etherton 34
Final rites were held yesterday afternoon from Gehrig and Son Funeral Home for Donald Ray Etherton, 34, who died Saturday morning at his parents home after a heart attack. Rev. W. K. Hasenyager officiated. Burial was in Greenwood Cemetery. Pallbearers were Claire Haven, David Johnson, Ira Lund and Walter, Stanley and James Skrd lant. A Sidney native born Oct 2, 1923 he attended Sidney schools before enlisting in the U S Navy Jan 21, 1942 and receiving a medical discharge in 1946. Survivors include his parents one sister and two brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gehrig and Son
Donald Ray Etherton
Phil Etherton
W. K. Hasenyager
First Christian Church
Mr. Etherton
Greenwood Cemetery
Claire Haven
David Johnson
Ira Lund
Walter, Stanley
James Skrdlant
Sidney
U. S. Navy
Veterans Hospitals
Funeral Thursday For Mrs. Anna Deaver 63
Funeral services were held at St Patrick's Church for Mrs. Charles N Deaver 63 who died Sunday night in Cheyenne County Memorial Hospital. She had suffered a heart attack and had been hospitalized a week. Burial was in Geenwood Cemetery. Survivors include husband Charles two daughters one son seven grandchildren and one great grandchild three sisters and one brother.
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St Patrick's Church
Charles N. Deaver
Cheyenne County Memorial Hospital
Louis A. Cortney
Chicago
Deaver
Geenwood Cemetery
Gehrig and Son Funeral Home
P. J. Heaton Sr
George Fleming
Ed Cortney
Peter Lenzen
Cecil Hunt
Jack Baker
Anna Novotny
Virginia, Neb
Frank
Julia Henzel Novotny
Fairbury
Cheyenne County
St. Patrick’s Altar Society
B P.O Docs Lodge
Hospital
Charles
Dalton
Edith Quinn
North Platt
St Mary’s Catholic Church
Opal Suam
Soldiers and Sailors
Grand Island
Louise Martin
Emma Jennett
Mary Townley
Mary Ann Aurich
Viva Worth
Cheyenne
Rebuilding Starts On Burned Structure At Hillnois St
Fire damaged Log Cabin Tavern at 1034 Hillnois Street begins cleanup and rebuild. Insurers estimate 6000 in building damage and 3000 in equipment, with further losses pending for Sidney Sewing Center and Ben Franklin Store. Frontier Music Co. reports 700 damage to tavern machines. reopening planned after repairs.
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Hillnois St
Sidney Sewing Center
Ben Franklin
Frontier Music Co
Happiest Home Debate At Lodgepole Club Meeting
Lodgepole Wo mens Club weighed happiness of Pioneer Grandparents home versus modern living in a Monday debate hosted at Mrs Arnold Kehl residence. Mrs Bess Lemkuhl and Mrs Lon Miller argued affirmative while Mrs Forrest Tremain and Mrs Jerry Nordbrock argued negative. Lodgepole High School to present a radio program on KOGA at Ogallala January 18 at 1:30 PM. The Mississipians entertained the Lodgepole school districts Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodgepole
Lodgepole Women's Club
Arnold Kehl
Labon Lydiatt
Hart Quinn
Bess Lemkuhl
Lon Miller
Forrest Tremain
Jerry Nordbrock
Lodgepole News
Lodgepole High School
KOGA
Ogallala
Happy Dozen Canasta Club Hosts Card Party
Mrs Paul Randall hosted the Happy Dozen Canasta Club at her home yesterday afternoon. Honors went to Mrs Glenn Moore high, Mrs Avin Davis second high, and Mrs Ray Tremain low. Mrs Davis will host the Jan 23 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Happy Dozen
J.A.Q
Leon Karnik
J.A Q. Club
Allen Karnik
Harold Olsen
Lawrence Brachtenbach
Deward Jelinek
Jelinek
Card Club Meets at Richardson Home Honors Declared
The Monday meeting at Mrs. R A Richardson's home saw Mrs Lenhart Schovert take high honors, followed by Mrs Richardson as second, and Mrs Don Wells as low. The host for the January 20 gathering will be Mrs Joe Lyle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R .A. Richardson
Lenhart Schovert
Richardson
Don Wells
Joe Lyle
Grain markets show wheat at 180 dollars a bushel
Local elevator sources quote a wheat price today at 180 per bushel. No other grains listed.
KSID Radio Weekend Schedule Summary
KSID lists Saturday Monday programming from early morning to late night including News Weather Top Ten Show Music For You Ringo Show Paul Harvey Jim Reeves Show Merv Griffin National Juke Box Vandercook Lawrence Welk plus Sunday specials and a Sunday smorgasbord starting 11:30 a.m. Sunday featuring religious and musical segments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Brown
Ringo
Johnny Pearson
Herb Oscar Anderson
Dalton
Paul Harvey
Jim Reeves
Jim Backus
Capitol Dome
John Daly
Edward P. Morgan
Merv Griffin
Vandercook
Lawrence Welk
Church of Christ
Light Memorial Presbyterian Church
Message of Israel
Dave Putherqn
Sammy Kaye
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Anna Anderson
O. W Golden
David Rentz
Adele McVicker
Orville Brandt
Harry Walker
Wheatland
Wallace Belden
Kimball
Stanley Eatman
John White
Carol Jean Frerichs
Yendis Smorgasbord
Baptist Church
Don Etherton
Anna Deaver
Elks
Warren Mettlin
Leon Lafler
Elks Ladies
Elks Lodge
Howard Lindsey
John Engel
Henrietta Borcher
Loretta Fehringer
Dyer Ketchum
First Niters
First Niters Club
Dalton A.L.A
Rodney Anderson
Potter Ki Ci
Valentine
Wanda Jensen
Ruth Juedes
Denver Post
Elmer Weber
Lennox
Illinois
FORD
Elwell
KSID
Elvis Presley
America
M-G-M
Your Fox Theatre
Baby Ballet
Mrs. Gene
April Love
All the
Peggy Sue
Jailhouse Rock
the Gift Shop Jewelers
Pastime Club
Music By
Continental Buffet
Elwis
Party New Pteu Tech 3
MGM OL Tents
Aeon Productas
Cornil Revolt
Fort Aramoe
DeLuxe
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Last Man
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