Sidney residents attend regional board meeting and medical news
O J Weymouth William Kalous Elmer Ladine A E Wright and Mrs B H Grimm Sidney board members attend Stat Schdal Board Association meeting at Grand Island today and tomorrow with guests Mgr and Mrs Tay. James Nielsen accepted as medical student at University of Nebraska School of Medicine in Omaha and will begin studies next fall after Midland College graduation in May. Sheriff W Schutz and deputies attend Nebraska Sheriffs Peace Officers Association convention in Lincoln with related engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stat
Schdal
Board Association
Grand Island
O. J. Weymouth
William Kalous
Elmer Ladine
A. E. Wright
B. H. Grimm
Sidney
O. E. Copley
Mgr
Tay. Wever Arid
Janice
Se Funk
New
Jaane Ee
Romeo Cargishtdad
Fawrsdey
Mike Mantal
Bled
Ifor
Wesley. Teristoyi
Eva
Tmrhaerar
MD Pek Powell
Powell
Valetin
James Nielsen
Peter Nielsen
University of Nebraska School of Medicine
Omaha
James
Midland College
Fremont Lati
George Hinrichs
Gurney Farmer
Beech’ Adfhii
Methodist Moapitat
Rochaate
Berief
Rochester
Ed Hinrichs
W. WaBchutz
Scottsbluff
Nebraska
Lincoln
Gene
Morris
Kermit ‘Brumbaugh
Schulz
Banduet
Mrs finton Elected President of Church Women Mig
Mrs Finton was elected president of the Church Women Missionary Society at First Methodist Church. Officers installed include Florence Liston as treasurer and Mirth Kenza as secretary. The meeting, with 30 women from Sidney churches, announced the World Day of Prayer on March 4 and featured annual reports and new chairmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mig
J. Johns
Kenza
Senate
Khd
Rosss Barker
I Revnann
Christian ‘World
W. E
iChidisledin
Christian World
Missions
McMillen
Luther Leaguers Plan Foreign Letter Project
Thirteen members of the Intermediate Luther League gathered at Holy Trinity Church on Sunday afternoon in snow and wind. Beverly Puffer presided and the group decided to start a correspondence project with Luther an friends overseas, with the theme Colors With A Purpose. Ronald Muehling led the lesson. Hostesses Carel Enson and Donna Landree arranged refreshments. The next meeting is scheduled for February 4 from 6 p.m. at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther
Beverly Puffer
Ting
Ronald
Muehling
Don
Carel
Enson
Donna Landriee
Local Community Gathering and Schedule Slips
A jumble of event notices lists meetings at St Martha Goliad Episcopal Parish Hall and First Christian Church plus other group activities in Miami and Washington. The rough schedule mentions a 2 p.m. start, evening programs, and numerous organizations including Royal Neighbors of America Circle, Walther League, and Presbyterian Women noting general visiting and circle meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Therdiay
St. Martha’s Goliad
Dottas
Society
Cirties
Holy Trinity
Methodist Wlcs
Presbyterian
Ation Circle
C.W.F. General Visting
Christian Church
Royal Neighbors of America
St. Paul's Lutheran Walther League
Mental Health Expert To Speak At PTA Meeting
East Ward parents invited to an evening session with Dr. Thad Krush M D Lincoln a noted mental health expert. He will discuss current topics in child psychiatry and public welfare, with attendance encouraged for the 7 32 p m meeting at the community services division of the Nebraska Psychiatric Institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Ward
Thadseek Krush
Lincoln
Kien
Clinton
Community Services Division of Nebraska Psychiatric ,Institute
University of Nebraska College of Medicine
Kearney Boy’s Training’ School
Beatrice State
Child Welfare
Department of Public Welfare
Indian Bureau of Health
Aberdeen
Ss. D
Ahd
Metro- Polan
Waltham
Has
Fragmentary Food Notes Mentioning Dutch Provinces
OCR text reads as a jumble of food items dated references and scattered phrases. It mentions bread butter milk and a vegetable pie along with a line about eleven provinces comprising the Netherlands, indicating a miscellaneous historical clipping with incomplete content.
March of Dimes Royalty Nominees Honor Cheyenne County Schools
The annual March of Dimes dance on February 6 will crown a King and Queen chosen from Cheyenne County high schools. Lodgepole High School nominees are Ray Tremain and Barbara Jurgens. Sidney High School entrants include German exchange student Silke sarmatihe and Gordon Printz. The ceremony occurs during the dance at the National Guard Armory in Sidney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Lodgepole High School
Ray Tremain
Forrest Tremain
Barbara Jurgens
Carl Jurgens
Sidney High School
Silke Sarmatihe
Gordon Printz
Victor ‘Prints
Cokenauch
National Guard Armory
Sidney
Varied Events At Chadron State Arts Festival
Chadron State Teachers College hosts a sixteen day Fine Arts Festival starting Sunday January 31 featuring a faculty recital two art exhibits a Ford traveling exhibit of Mexican landscapes and many programs including Ondine the play a folk plays lecture on American folk plays a choir concert art demonstrations a book review and two more concert events by the Chadron State College band and choir all in Memorial Hall and Little Theater with performances January 31 February 1 2 3 4 7 8 and 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chadron State Teachers College
Ford Motor Company
Speech and Drama
Jéan Giraudoux
Ondine
Barton L. Kline
Memorial Wall Little Theater
Alfred R. Biinde
Memorial Hall
Chadron Prep
Chadron State
Reta King
Mee Packard
Surider
Randolph Foster
Navy boot camp graduation planned for Teague in San Diego
Richard L. Teague son of Mr and Mrs Joseph J Teague of Lodgepole will graduate from recruit training at the Naval Training Center San Diego Cal Nine weeks of boot camp end with a full dress parade and review before officials and civilians The new Navy Bluejacket will be ready for duty with the fleet Marine Acting Cpl Duane R Smith son of Mrs Leatha E Barton of Sidney is serving at the Ki Toro Marine Corps Air Station Santa Ana California
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San
Diego
Calif
Joseph J. Teague
Lodgepole
Naval Training” Center
Santa ‘Ana
Marine
Cpi
Duane R. Smith
Leatha E. Barton
I Jackson
Sidney
Ki Toro Marine Corps Air Station
Santa Ana
Cali
Annual Farm Managers Meeting Slated Friday
The Nebraska Society of Farm Managers and Rural Appraisers will hold its annual meeting in Lincoln at the Cornhusker Hotel on Friday. Attendees from across the state will elect new officers for 1960 and approve new members as discussions on farm management developments unfold. Present officers to be replaced include President Carl Swanson Kansas? of Kearney, Vice President M J Kindig of North Platte, Secretary Treasurer Philip Henderson of Lincoln, and director Glenn Peters of Omaha. Keith Whaley of Sidney, farm supervisor, will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska Society of Farm Managers and
Lincoln
Cornhusker Hotel
Carl Swanson
Kearney
M. J. Kindig
North Platte
Philip Henderson
Glenn Peters
Omaha
Community Notices of Admittance and Dismissals by Lodge
A list of names across Sidney Potter lodgepole and local communities showing admitted and dismissed members. Individuals include Mrs Donald Brauer Mrs John Egging Phyllis Madsen Mrs Harry Garner Mrs George Ogden Cynthia Egging June Fricke Dorothy Divis Debby Divis Marty Lynn Bobo and others with entries for Sidney Potter lodgepole Chappell Bridgeport and May McCracken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Donald Brauer
John Egging
Phyllis Madsen
Harry Garner
George Ogden
Iron Dickson
Cynthia Egging
June Fricke
Dorothy Divis
Debby Divis
Marty Lynn Bobo
Herman van Aelstyn
Joseph R. Bailey
Potter
Russell Green
Lodgepole
Harry Duncan
Richard Peetz
Clara Meick
Hugh Mowry
Filen Barry
Dean Bentzinger
Barker Announces Birth of a Daughter Sandra
Sandra Barker born Friday at 6 a.m. in Stanford Hospital San Francisco weighing seven pounds five ounces. Parents are Dr. and Mrs. Don Barker. Siblings Debbie age three and Linda age two. Grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Ron Barker of Sidney. Great grandparents P. W. Barker of Sidney and Mrs A. P. Pilger of Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Barker
Sandra
Stanford Hospital
San Francisco
Debbie
Linda
Ron Barker
Sidney
P. W. Barker
A. P. Pilger
Denver
Girl Scout News from Neighborhood Association Meeting
The January 12 gathering at East Ward School led by Mrs Robinson discussed Brownie and Girl Scout activities, March events for the New March of Dimes and Cookie sales plans for February. Brownie Troops 126 and 150 reported meetings at East and South Ward Schools with pledges, investiture, poems, puppets, and parade of officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scout News
Girl Scout Neighborhood Association
East Ward School
Mss
Robinson
Chpirman
March of Dimes
Heaton and Heaton
10Th Ave
Delva Exum
Roy Bobo
Sune
East Ward
Brownie Troop
South Ward School
Lopez
Brownie Troop Plans Ice Skating Party
At Mrs. Corys home on Friday January 8 the Brownies met and recited the pledge. They planned an ice skating party for the next meeting with Linda Busekist acting as reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cory
Brownie Troop 99
Brownie Troop 38 Meeting Led by Mrs Edwards
Brownie Troop 38 met at Mrs Edwards with Doris Park presiding. They did exercises together and sang Shell Be Coming Round the Mountain with actions. They learned the importance of cooperation and community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Park
Brownie Troop and Cub Scout Meeting Notes
Reporters describe multiple meetings with Brownie Troop 91 and 99 at various homes and a Legion Park outing. Activities include roll call dues invitations crafts games skating knot practice and safety lessons with potato and carrot peeling.
Pineapple Lemon Meringue Pie Recipe
A midwinter dessert combines lemon pudding egg yolks and pie filling mix with pineapple juice and water cooked to a boil then thickened. The filling is poured into a baked shell and topped with a meringue made from egg whites and sugar baked until lightly browned.
Marines Stationed at Iwakuni and San Diego Recruit Graduation
IWAKUNI Japan Marine Pfc Larry F E Carey son of Mr and Mrs Carey of 1367 Solano Dr Solney serves with the First Marine Aircraft Wing at the Marine Corps Air Facility Iwakuni The Wing supports helicopter assault transportation tactical war and all weather intercept for Okinawa based Third Marine Division infantry units SAN DIEGO Calif Harold B Schepker son of Harold Schepker of 153 Elm St Sidney is set to graduate from recruit training Jan 22 at the Naval Training Center San Diego The nine week boot camp ends with an all dress parade and review before the fleet Bluejacket duty follows
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iwakuni
Japan
Larry FE Carey
M.srank E Carey
Solano Dr
Solney
Marine Aircraft Wing
Maine Corps Air Facility
Third Marine Division
San Diego
Calif
Harold B. Schepker
Harold H. Schepker
Elm
Sidney
Naval Training Center
Vic Nuss Reinstated as Bridgeport Fire Chief
Vic Nuss has been reinstalled as fire chief for the coming year. Other officers include Rod Weaver assistant chief, Bob Dugger president, Morris Vasquez vice president, Myrl Bentley secretary and Ivan Griffith treasurer. The department sponsored the Bridgeport Troop of Cub Scouts during 1960. In 1959 the department responded to 44 fire calls 34 rural and 10 city. 18 calls by rescue team and rescue unit. average member response 52 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Vic Nuss
Rod Weaver
Bob Dugger
Morris Vasquez
Myrl Bentley
Ivan Griffith
Engagement announced for Margaret Mary Heaton and Richard Powers
Mr and Mrs P J Heaton announce the engagement and pending marriage of their daughter Margaret Mary to Richard B Powers of Denver son of Mrs Katherine A Powers of Niantic Conn Miss Heaton studied at Nebraska State Teachers College and works in Denver He is AB from Augustana College and MA in geology from Missouri He is with Tennessee Gas and Oil in Denver The couple will marry on February 6 at St Patrick's Catholic Church in Sidney Denver plans to host their wedding reception
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. Heaton
Margaret Mary
Richard B. Powers
Denver
Katherine A. Powers
Niantic
Conn
Miss Heaton
Nebraska State Teachers College
Kearney
Sigma Theta Phi Sorority
The
Bay Petroleum Corporation
Powers
Augustana College
Rock Island
University of Missouri
Tennessee Gas and O.1 Company
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Sidney
Finishing Pine Paneling With Pastels Gains Popularity
Finishing pine paneling in bright pastels or deep tones is rising in popularity especially in Western pine regions. Steps include thorough sanding, sealing in moist areas, and applying stains either homemade or ready-made, with color depth controlled by dwell time and testing on samples. Two-tone effects and highlighted grain are common, followed by seal coats, varnish, and optional paste wax for sheen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Lang
Ponderosa
Idaho
Letter Box. Ludington reader recalls huge eggs and old Sidney ties
The writer from Michigan notes a Sidney Nebraska egg tale with measurements and a past residence on Rose Street plus acquaintance with Mrs. Pearl Sanders. She signs as Mrs. C Ed Johnson Rt. 2 Box 244 and mentions her 1946 move to Michigan. The piece also references Voltaire and Arctic tundra soil curiosities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ludington
Michigan
Sidney Telegraph
Lth
Ave
Sidney
Nebraska
Pearl Sanders
Rose St
Iva M. Smith
Johnson
C. Ed Johnson
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Elketeri
Ton Dessett -Lancheer
Miami, Fla
Aleinet
Washington, dC
PTA
Kish
Stek
Nici
Ruit
Ene
Seon
Netherlands
Silke Herman
Fhots
Duis
Chadron College
Keith Whaley
Sandra Barker
News of the
Girl Scouts
Brownie
Phyllis Loos
Jeri Schilling
Bobo
Carol Hart
Brownlie Troop
Linda Busekist
Debbie Witers
Cub
Rainn Welch
LiLert Noteboum
Feng
Mrs. Little
Risneys
Cathya Holbrook
Vickie Niebaum
Allaliad
Alka
Margaret Heaton
Richard 3. Powers
Lainsen
Voltaire
France
Canada
Arctic
Tundra
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