Around The Town: Sidney Residents Tour And Travel
Mrs Belle Mann returns to Sidney from Sinton Texas visiting relatives and crossing into Old Mexico. George Young leave for Tempe Arizona for winter, returning around April first. Frank Frauendorfer and family back from Humphrey Nebraska golden wedding celebration with many relatives attending. City Manager Tom Coffey heads to Lincoln for Nebraska League of Municipalities meetings. Various residents visit, move, or travel between Creighton Ovid Boulder Fort Morgan Larkspur Nampa Cornlea and other places with family engagements and vacations noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Mann
Sidney
Sinton
Tex
Lee Mann
Texas
Old Mexico
George Young
Tempe
Ariz
Frank Frauendorfer
Humphrey
Neb
Guiddo Memmer
Dora Frahm
Ella Hockerson
Larkspur
Calif
Katie Heirmeier
Nampa
S Frauendorfers
Ben Wegener
Cornlea
Frank Brand
John Brandl
Joe Gilsdorf
Frauendorfers
Tom Coffey
Lincoln
Nebraska League of Municipalities
George Bennett
Harry Bennett
Creighton, Neb
Floyd Bennett
Frank Shipman
Ovid
Cole
George Bennetts
Bennetts
Shipmans
Past Matrons Club of the Order of Eastern Star Meeting
The Past Matrons Club met Monday at Mrs Glenn Spearows home with co hosts Mrs Ed Henkel and Mrs Robert Wait. Twenty one members and one guest Mrs Elmer Ladine attended. Ladine gave a history talk on Sidney and Cheyenne County and mentioned the Fort Sidney Museum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Eastern Star
Glenn Spearow
Ed Henkel
Robert Wait
Elmer Ladine
Ladine
Sidney
Cheyenne County
Fort Sidney
Frank Longan
Rex Olsen
Rebekah Meeting Led by Vera Klentz in Odd Fellow Hall
Rebekahs gathered in the basement of the Odd Fellow Stall on Wednesday afternoon with President Vera Klentz presiding. The session opened with Order songs, roll call, business talk, and the Good of the Order by Caroline Tremain, followed by devotions from Mrs Amy Bales. Canasta produced prizes for Mrs Bales, Mrs Lipke, Mrs Cox, and Mrs Foland. Lunch was served by Vera Klentz and Bessie Hammond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Kensington
Vera Klentz
Caroline Tremain
Amy Bales
Canasta
Bales
Hattie Lipke
Stella Cox
Effie Foland
Bessie Hammond
Lions Club hears Harlan on jamboree highlights
Sidney representative Steve Harlan spoke at the Wednesday noon Sidney Lions Club meeting at Fort Sidney Motor Hotel. A color film showed Valley Forge jamboree highlights dated July 17 to 23, 1964. Schou Brothers Trio performed piano numbers. guests included Ralph Strauer and John J. Treinen. Lloyd Harlan was program chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Harlan
Sidney
Boy Scouts of America
Valley Forge
Sidney Lions Club
Fort Sidney Motor Hotel
Harlan
Schou Brothers
John
Marvin
Freemont
Carl
Chappell
Marvin Schou
Sidney Lions
Ralph Strauer
Bushnell
John J. Treinen
Lloyd Harlan
Caption corrections for Telegraph Does stallation photo
The Telegraph corrected two caption errors in the Does in Stallation photo from Wednesday. The proper captions read Mrs Wilma Wilson flagbearer and Mrs Dean Adams treasurer replacing the previously stated Mrs Max Wilson and Mrs Max Adams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilma Wilson
Max Wilson
Dean Adams
Max Adams
ONO Club Meets With Mrs Kieselhorst Hosts
Mrs. Ed Kieselhorst hosted Tuesday evening for six members and one guest, Mrs. Del Shipley. Mrs. Robert Cloud presided at a business meeting followed by social time and lunch. The next meeting is set for February 10 with Mrs. W. O. Golden. GO TO CHURCH SUNDAY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ONO Club
Ed Kieselhorst
del Shipley
Robert Cloud
W. O. Golden
Sylvia Fleming New Officer In Unicameral Club
Sylvia Fleming was elected vice president of the Ladies Unicameral Club and named chairwoman of the spring banquet and entertainment for husbands and guests at the Nebraska session. She noted a Governor’s Mansion tea on Thursday. The Flemings attended the inauguration events including the Governor Sorensen dinner and the Inaugural Ball Grand March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
George Fleming
Lt. Gov
Phil Sorensen
Silver Belles and Beaux Club Dances at Central School
The Silver Belles and Beaux Square Dance Club met Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the Central School auditorium. Seven squares danced with participants from Ovid Big Springs and Otis. Robert Nelsen was elected chairman for 1965 and Mrs. George Coleman secretary treasurer. Hosts were Mr. and Mrs. Don Robinson and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Fleming. The next dance is January 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Belles and
Beaux Square Dance Club
Central School
Ovid
Big Springs
Otis
Robert Nelsen
George Coleman
Don Robinson
Kenneth Fleming
Girls Scouts Cookie Sale Starts In Sidney Area
The annual cookie sale by Girls Scouts of Guiding Star Council runs through January 25 with advance orders taken today. Five varieties are offered at fifty cents a box. Local chairwoman is Mrs. Ken Woodward, assisted by Mrs. H N Rhodes. Sidney community urged to support the sale efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girls Scouts of Guiding Star Council
Ken Woodward
H. N. Rhodes
Sidney
Lodgepole WWI Barracks meeting in Jay cee Legion Hall
Auxiliary met in the Jay cee Legion Hall on January 7 at 8 pm after a 6 30 pm covered dish dinner. Mrs Ruby Hutchinson vicepresident led in Mrs Meta Zehr's absence. Mrs Vernice Glenn acted as treasurer. twelve members attended with guest Kathryn Fahey. District convention in Scottsbluff announced. Mrs Frank Longan presented Mrs Elmer Seyfang a past president's pin. February 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodgepole Barracks
Wwi
Jaycee Legion Hall
Ruby Hutchinson
Meta Zehr
Chappell
Vernice Glenn
Nell Wise
Kathryn Fahey
Scottsbluff
Frank Longan
Sidney
Elmer Sey= fang
Potter
Sidney Garden Club Convenes 1965 Meeting Notes
The Sidney Garden Club opened the first meeting of 1965 at Mrs. Clarence Strandberg’s home with Mrs. George Young presiding. Members pledged resolutions for personal garden plans, a gift honored Mrs. Florence Linton for yearbook work, and talks on The Sea and Its Store House and Succulents were given. New officers include vice president Mrs. Keith Simpson, secretary Mrs. M. L. Anthony, and treasurer Mrs. Strandberg, with lunch served to conclude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Garden Club
Clarence Strandberg
George Young
Florence Linton
Herbert Rabe
Chadron State College Opens Second Semester
Chadron State College begins second semester registration Monday January 25 1965 with classes starting Tuesday January 26. A total of 214 undergraduate and 6 graduate daytime courses are listed plus evening and weekend offerings. Evening classes Tuesday January 26 Thursday January 28 and Saturday January 30 start times and events are provided. Final tests conclude the first semester on Thursday January 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chadron State College
Sororities plan rummage sale and district meet
Thirteen members of Alpha Iota Chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha met at Mrs. Glen Houtz's home. They discussed a rummage sale in late January to fund state convention expenses and continued the puppets hospital project. Secret sisters were drawn for 1965. next meeting January 28 at Mrs. Houtz's with a combined social program on Racial Problems in the United States and a silent auction to aid Nebraska girls campaigning for international offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Iota
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority
Glen Houtz
Ernest Deaver
Ogallala
Houtz
Don Bremer
United States
Nebraska
District 7 WWI Veterans To Meet Jan. 17
The World War I veterans and auxiliaries will hold their annual district 7 meeting in Scottsbluff on Sunday January 17 Registrations begin at 11 am at the VFW hall Lunch is served at noon and meetings start at 1 pm Ned Sandberg of Broadwater district 7 commander will preside over the veterans Mrs Frank Longan of Sidney district 7 head of the auxiliary will preside over the women’s group All WWI veterans and auxiliaries are urged to attend the gathering
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottsbluff
VFW
Ned Sandberg
Broadwater
District 7
Frank Longan
Sidney
Lodgepole ALA gathers at Legion Hall in Lodgepole
The Francis DeBrunner Unit 286 American Legion Auxiliary met with 18 members and one child present. They reported hospital aid, collected items for veterans, funded Christmas meals for shut ins, donated to the March of Dimes, and discussed the $1,000 national president’s scholarship with a March 15 deadline. A get well card was sent, and a sheep producers dinner is planned. Jan 21 featured a program on legislation and national security. red school house award went to Mrs. Phil Quinn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis DeBrunner
Lodgepole American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Lincoln
Omaha
ALA
Olive Johnson
Arthur Disney
Matte Glassburn
de Paul Hospital
Cheyenne
SAD Ladies Club Meets at Sioux Army Depot
The SAD Ladies Club held a Wednesday luncheon and meeting at the Sioux Officers Open Mess with 26 members present. New member Mrs Roland Englebright was welcomed. Hostesses were Mrs Dale Kinney Mrs John Kincaid and Mrs Waldo Dearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Army Depot Ladies Club
Sioux Officers Open
Roland Englebright
Dale Kinney
John Kincaid
Waldo Dearing
A. D. Chambers
Valencia
Spain
Roland Weaver
Dearing
Carl Bonstead
Frank Olney
A. J. Bickhaus
Aline Hennie
Ronald Weaver
William Faragher
Baby Dawnon Deaver Shower Attended by Family and Friends
A baby shower for Dawnon Deaver, daughter of Mr and Mrs Coteton Deaver, was hosted Thursday afternoon at Mrs Gene F richs home. Guests included Mrs Deaver, Mrs Shoopman, Mrs Stotetler, Mrs Martin, Mrs Hoppes, and Mrs Peters with assistance from Mrs Leslie Beeken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Dawnon Deaver
Coteton Deaver
Gene Freerichs
Leslie Beeken
Baby Dawnon
Deaver
Frank Shoopman
William Stotetler
Duane Martin
Marvin Hoppes
Bud Peters
Census Update At Memorial Hospital Admits Dismissals Listed
Memorial Hospital census at 8 a.m. Friday stood at 46 patients and two babies. The admissions include Sidney residents Mrs Herbert Hruska Mrs Clyde Simms Mrs John Hart Albert Polenske Allen Tangeman Mrs LeRoy Haddon Kenneth Wickstrom Gerald Brestel Mrs Donald Baumbach Chappell Mrs F C Sutton Kimball Mrs Roger Seeman Potter Mrs Alfred Johnson Mrs Rose Hagemeister. Dismissals include Sidney residents Mrs Ted Mazel and daughter Joe Rezac Mrs Walt Skrdlandt and son Janet Pedersen Mrs Clara Chaon Mrs Doris Cronk Mike OConnell Mrs Jack Lowe Mrs Ray Bayne Arnold Westerhoff Mrs Delbert Castellan. Bridgeport names Mrs Gerald Melvin Dalton Mrs Don Young Sterling Mrs Paul Moss and daughter. New York New York Mrs Stephen Elliot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Hospital
Sidney
Herbert Hruska
Clyde Simms
John Hart
Albert Polenske
Allen Tangeman
LeRoy Hadden
Kenneth Wickstrom
Gerald Brestel
Donald Baumbach Chappell
F. C. Sutton Kimball
Roger Seeman Potter
Alfred Johnson
Rose Hagemeister
Ted Mazel
Joe Rezac
Walt Skrdlandt
Janet Pedersen
Clara Chaon
Doris Cronk
Mike O'Connell
Jack Lowe
Ray Bayne
Arnold Westerhoff
Delbert Castellan
Bridgeport
Gerald Melvin Dalton
Don Young Sterling
Paul Moss
New York
N. Y
Stephen Elliot
Births in Bridgeport and surrounding areas
Mr and Mrs Donald Siffring of Bridgeport Neb announce Monte Jay born Jan 12 at 10 37 am weighing 6 lb 9 oz with sister Christina Louise 15 months. Grandparents listed and more births follow including Helen Simeone born Jan 12 at 1 27 am weighing 9 lb 3 oz with sister Teresa Ann 2 1/2 years. Kristy Kay born Jan 9 at 11 32 pm weighing 6 lb 8 oz with sister Corinna Ann 2 1/2 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monte Jay Siffring
Donald Siffring
Bridgeport
Neb
Monte Jay
Christina Louise
David Siffring
Ogallala
Homer Discoe
Paxton
Helen Simeone Moss
Kristy
Kay Mazel
Theodore Mazel
Kristy Kay
Corinna Ann
Howard Madden
Potter
Community events calendar for Jan across Sidney area
Saturday January 16 events include Prairie Schooners square dance graduation at National Guard Armory and a dance at Jaycee Legion Hall with Bud and the Lancers of Scottsbluff. Monday January 18 features American Legion Auxiliary Past Presidents Parley dinner and joint installation at 100F hall open to the public. Tuesday January 19 VFW Auxiliary gathering at Sidney post home. Wednesday January 20 Central School PTA meeting includes a safety skit and education talk, plus a NARCE meeting at VFW Post Home for retired civil service employees and spouses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie Schooners Square Dance Club
National Guard Armory
Jaycee Legion Hall
Bud and the Lancers of
Scottsbluff
American Legion Auxiliary
Louis Johnson
Central School
PTA
National Association of
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Edwin Groshans
Fort Morgan
Colo
Sam Vaughn
Shirley Kettler
Harold Kettler
Boulder
Larry Koester
Kettlers
Shirley
Larry Koesters
Colby
Kans
Safeway, Inc
Ric Taylor
George Taylor
Taylors
Ric
Medicine Bow
Laramie
Wye
George Niemann
Bill Niemann
Kristi
Bruce
California
San Francisco Bay Area
Pat Seidel
Frank Mick
Fort Collins
Loveland
Mick
Alvin Brauer
Auxiliary
Marion Whitaker
Neal Craig
Craig
Sol Willis
Connie Smith
Phoenix
Williams Air Base
al c
Dick Willis
Connie
Dave Willis
Kenneth Gordons
Haigler
Gordon
Bill Stute
CBS
Rebekahs Meet
Lions Club
Cindy Mueller
Bob Coulter
Cindy
Bob
Duis
Pasay
Providence Chapter 108
D. W. Ammerman
Keith Spiker
James Edwards
John Schou
Ralph Carleton
Keith Simpson
W. A. Lindsay
James Smith
Charles Grigsby
Gordon Richards
Roy MacAdam
James Bricker
Virgil Walters
Schou
Sylvia Fleming
Belles & Beaux
Chadron
Robert Weaver
May Heath
Phil Quinn
Horace Quinn
Charles Wise
Clara Fraass
SAD Ladies Club
Eastern Star
Providence
Sidney’s
Masonic Temple
Lenhart Schobert
Elmer Hartmann
Hartmann
John Scholl
David Ells
Chester Peterson
Earl Schultz
Grand Council Royal
Ray Cruise
Temple Commandry
Bill Peterson
Frank Welch Lodge
Af&am
Lloyd Talich
de Molay
Schobert
Carl Schou
Luceba
Arbor Vitae
Fremont
Kenneth Bagby
Roy Wells
Marshall
Adah
Ruth
Esther
Martha
Electa
Warder
Sentinel
Mesdames Carl
Marvin Scholl
Gerald Hyde
Lester Couch
Wayne Ayers
Hone
Clover Leaf Drovers
4-H Club
Fairgrounds
Cheyenne County Extension Council
Vera Lloyd Sinsel
Gurley
Sylvia Joyce Bauer
Lester James Darnall
Hazel Frances Overman
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