One People of God Study Circles Meet at Memorial Presbyterian
Women of the church gathering to discuss the study topic One People of God and memorial flower calendar. Attendees included Mrs Glenn Draper Mrs Edna Dedrick and Mrs Arnold Westerhoff with 11 members present and others hosting devotions and lessons. Plans made for the Association luncheon and general meeting set for February 7 and February 21 at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Light Memorial Presbyterian Womens Association
Glenn Draper
Edna Dedrick
Sesson
Draper
Dedrick
Arnold Westerhoff
John Fehternach
William Fankhauser
Rachel
Frank Cordiner
L W Barnes
Buth
Arlen Caster
Larry Delinger
Richard Smith
Wendell Abrams
John Jensen
Association
Mrs Carl L Nelson To Speak Sunday At Christian Church
Mrs Carl L Nelson will be guest speaker at the First Christian Church Women’s Day observance on Sunday January 20 at 11 am. She will discuss Women In Missions and share Lebanon mission experiences. Several members will present the special mission offering and the service will include communion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl L. Nelson
Christian Church
Earl Bledsoe
Robert Maine
Bledsoe
Car L. Nelson
Light Memorial Presbyterian Church
Nelson
Lebanon
Jack Weimer
Duane Martin
Avin Davis
Vernon Walker
Dick Roberts
Aubrey Russell
Emil Kochs to Leave for Sabetha Home
Mr. and Mrs. Emil Koch plan to depart Monday for their Sabetha Kansas home after an extended visit with their son Dr. Del Koch and family. They praised Sidney and the surrounding countryside during their stay. James D. Lodes of Sidney, a Lincoln National Life Insurance Company representative, was announced as a winner in a month-long nationwide sales contest by Henry W. Persons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sabetha
Kan
Emil Koch
Inlaw
del Koch
Sidney
James D. Lodes
Lincoln National Life Insurance Company
Ivan F. Childs & Associates
Henry W. Persons
Xi Rho Exemplar Hosts Dessert Bridge Social
Beta Sigma Phi Xi Rho Exemplar entertained Beta Alpha chapter members with a dessert bridge at Mrs. Allen Karnik's home. Prizes went to Mrs. Douglas Earnhart traveling, Mr. Martin Grant high, and Mrs. Lenzen with Mrs. Schilraff second high. Regular meeting set for February 6 at Mrs. Lenzen's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xi Rho
Beta Sigma Phi
Allen Karnik
Arthur Borcher
Lee Stormberg
Bill Peterson
Douglas Earnhart
Will Turgeon
Martin ‘ Grant
Thomas Lenzen
Robert Schilraff
Charles Lafler
Weldon Jensen
Beta Alpha
Ceramics Talk Led by Mrs. C. V. Innes at Alpha Nu
Mrs. C V Innes spoke on ceramics at the Alpha Nu chapter of Beta Sigma Phi held at Mrs. Bob Cook home. Seventeen members attended with Mrs. Raymond Maley sponsor and Mrs. Kenneth Noteboom presiding. Plans discussed for city council prom and a demonstration of ceramic art was given. Mrs. Ken Woodward to host January 28 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles V. Innes
Alpha Nu
Beta Sigma Phi
Bob Cook
Raymond Maley
Kenneth Noteboom
Innes
Ken Woodward
Irwins Set Open House Rescheduled for January 27
Mr and Mrs Sam F Irwin postponed their 35th wedding anniversary Open House due to weather. They will greet relatives and friends Sunday January 27 from 2 to 5 pm at their home ten miles east of Sidney. The event replaces the original January 13 date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam F. "Irwin
Sidney
St Pat Dimes Nominees From St Patrick’s Army Named
Kathy Keating and Jim Hare named as 1960s St Patrick’s High School March of Dimes dance royalty nominees. Keating, senior daughter of Mrs Ray Keating, active in Pep Club and student government, lincoln youth council delegate. Hare, senior son of Mr and Mrs Clarence Hare, football basketball and track athlete, March of Dimes chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick's Army
Lac of Dimes
Kathy Keating
Jm Hare
Miss Keating
Ray Keating
St.at's
Clee Club
March _James
He South
Council of Youth
Lincoln
Hare
Clarence G. Hare
St. Pat's
Lettermen’s Club
C Y. Q
March of Dimes
Rebekahs and Odd Fellows Install Joint Officers in IOOF Hall
Visiting dignitaries from Big Springs assisted in installing 1963 IOOF and Rebekah Lodge officers in joint ceremonies at the IOOF Hall on Wednesday. Results included a long list of new noble grand officers and diverse supporting roles, followed by refreshments for 47 members and 18 guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene. Morris
Kermit Brumbaugh
Rex. Olsen
Lawrence Osborn
ODD Fellows
Oren Cox
Clarence Cox
Rex Wolvin
Harry Helser
Big Springs
IOOF
Rebekah Lodge
Edna Troutman
Albin Wallin
Katherine Southard
Big ‘Springs
Rebekah
Noble Grand
Carl Hutchison Sr
Gene Morris
Paul Randall
Katie Helzer
Rex Olsen
Leslie Sabin
Frank Klentz
Ed Eipke
Ellen Bergiér
Ernest Augenstein
Cliff Hammond
Louis Grage
Blanche Humphrey
Robert Young
Doyle Foland
Vernon Shoop
Alma
Harry Helzer
Joe Goad
Earl Cruise
Troutman
Southard
Cox
Hilda Schou
Myrtle Higgins
Avin Davis
Gershwin Program Highlighted by Sorority Chapter
Mrs. Neal Atkins presented a program titled George Gershwin to Xi Jota Exemplar Chapter Beta Sigma Phi at a Tuesday meeting. Twelve members and one guest attended with hostess duties by Mrs. Atkins and assistance from Mrs. Fred George. A scholarship fund dance is planned for Feb 9 at Sidney Country Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neal Atkins
George Gershwin
Xi Jota
Beta Sigma Phi
Atkins
Fred George
Pelster
Dalton
Sidney Country Club
Lowell Davis
M. L. Merritt
Recent Sidney arrivals announced by Welcome Wagon hostesses
Mrs. Milt Nissen announces new Sidney residents now in their own home at 2225 Osage Mr. Timothy Jensen a Union Pacific line man. Also Mr. and Mrs. W Leo O Hara now at 1934 Jackson relocating from Rapid City S Dak Mr. O Hara is an Army Corps of Engineers inspector tied to the Minuteman project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Milt Nissen
Osage
Timothy Jensen
Mr. Jensen
Union Pacific Railroad
W. Leo O’hara
Jackson
Rapid City
S. Dak
O’hara
Army Corps of Engineers
Dan Talbert Dies Suddenly at Bridgeport Home
Daniel L. Talbert, 55, Bridgeport resident and longtime liquor inspector in Cheyenne County, died suddenly at his home Tuesday afternoon. Born August 28, 1907, in Thornburg, Neb., he lived in Vancouver, Washington, and North Platte before moving to Bridgeport. He pursued law enforcement most of his adult life and is survived by his widow, one sister, three brothers, seven stepchildren, and several nieces and nephews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel L. Talbert
Bridgeport
Cheyenne County
Mr. Talbert
Thornburg
Neb
Vancouver
Wath
North Platte
Boy Scout News From Den 4 Meets in January
Den 4 of Pack 889 met January 9 at Mrs Tohn Annelhans home and January 16 with Jack Thorpe named denner and Bill Platz as assistant denner. They prepared 24 nut cups for a district meeting January 19 in Scottsbluff and discussed good citizenship. Richard Peetz moves to Denver. farewell cards made. Den 3, Pack 82 gathered January 14 at Mrs Elwood Moore’s to sing America songs during National America Month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tohn Annelhans
Scottsbluff
Phil Appelhans
Jack Thorpe
Bobby Young
Bill Platz
Richard Peetz
Denner
Denver
Elwood Moore
America
Curtis Heintz
Engagement of Janet Loree Plum to Larry Peetz Announced
Gothenburg Nebraska residents Mr and Mrs Cleon Plum announce the engagement of their daughter Janet Loree Plum to Larry Peetz son of Mr and Mrs Burgett Peetz of Sidney The couple met at Sidney High School and both have schooling and farming ties with Colorado echoes A definite wedding date has not been set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleon Plum
Gothenburg
Neb
Sidney
Janet Loree
Larry Peetz
Burgett Peetz
Miss Plum
Hollywood
Denver
Colo
Peetz
St. Patrick's Academy
Northeastern College
Sterling
Dean Hiner Talks Stramit at Lions Club Meeting
Dalton executive Dean Hiner, manager of Midwest Stramit Corp, spoke at the Fort Sidney Hotel luncheon. He described Stramit as a straw fiber panel produced under high heat and pressure, noting its Canadian origin since 1938 and current Dalton production. Guests included Vern Draper and Fred F. Lehmkuhl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Hiner
Dalton
Midwest Stramit Corporation
Lions Club
Fort Sidney
John Miller
Hiner
Canada
Dalton Corporation
Vern Draper
Fred F. Lehmkuhl
Same Song Different Verse at Sidney School
A week after a school break Sidney students faced finals for the last day of the semester. Older students, once glad for the break, felt discontent as exams loomed following a late study night. Moral: you can’t please everyone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Richard Ewbank Rites Held in Napa California
Funeral services for Richard Ewbank 52 brother of Mrs. A E Atkins Sidney were held Wednesday at 10 in the Episcopal church Napa burial followed at the Napa cemetery Survivors include his wife Ruby one brother Robert of Boulder Colo and four sisters Mrs Herbert Linn Kimball Mrs Sidney Manning Hyannis Mrs J E Tierney Napa and Mrs Atkins
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Napa
Calif
Richard Ewbank
A. E. Atkins
Sidney
Ewbank
Episcopal Church
Ruby
Robert
Boulder
Colo
Herbert Linn
Kimball
Sidney Manning
Hyannis
J. E. Tierney
Atkins
Hans Nielsen Dies Pioneer Rancher From Potter Area
Hans J. Nielsen 86 of Denver died Saturday. A pioneer in the Potter area he was born in Colby Denmark July 13 1876 and came to the U S in 1886. He homesteaded near Potter and lived later near Kimball and Stoneham. Survived by brothers Peter A Nelson Jacob M Nelson Phillip Nelson and sister Mrs Margaret Anderson. Funeral at First Lutheran Potter with burial in Potter Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paotter
Hans J. Nielsen
Denver
Nielsen
Potter
Colby
Denmark
California
Kimball
Stoneham
Peter A. Nelson
Lancaster
Calif
Jacob M
Phillip Nelson
Margaret Anderson
Blair
Neb
Benjamin J. Warrenburg
First Lutheran
Potter Cemetery
Travelogue Highlights at BPW Club Meeting
Mrs. T. E. Kokjer presented a travelogue at the BPW Club dinner at Yendis Cafe. Twelve members attended as Miss Laura Fish reported on Community Betterment Council activities. A talk to Central School PTA and a guest night were planned for January and February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. E. Kokjer
Business and Professional Womens Club
E. H. Henkle
Laura Fish
Community Betterment Council
Marie Nicholson
Central School
P. T A
Zelma Hall
Chappell
Leroy Larson
Carrie Jensen
Kokjer
Magellan Club of
Admitted and dismissed names listed for Sidney Gurley Peetz Cole
The record lists admitted patients from Sidney Gurley Peetz and Cole including Paul Callies Kenneth Wickstrom Virginia Allen and others. It notes a newborn boy to Rev and Mrs Joseph Hu in Gurley and a dismissal for Dalton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Paul Callies
Kenneth Wickstrom
Virginia Allen
Ronald Nelson
Samuel Irwin
William Watts
Don Deaver
Julia O'Connell
Murl Pearson
Joe Keller
Potter
Daisy Dedic
Charles Nelson
Don Larson
Kimball
Tom Birdsall
Herman Muhe
Peetz
Cole
Melvin Reseigh
Hans Struve
Gurley
Joseph Hu
Chappel
Birth Announcement for Sarah Ethel Mick
Look Who's here Sarah Ethel Mick er and Mrs. Paul Mick of Chappell are parents of a daughter Sarah Ethel born Monday January 14 at 8 21 am in Memorial Hospital weighing seven pounds nine and three quarters ounces. Her brothers are Robert Lee 15 Douglas Wiley 5 and Kevin Earl 14 months. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Earl Armes of Chappell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Ethel Micker
Paul Mick
Chappell
Sarah Ethel
Memorial Hospital
Robert Lee
Douglas Wiley
Kevin Earl
Earl Armes
Baby Randell Lee Willis Born at Memorial Hospital
Randall Lee Willis and Mrs. Dave Willis announce the birth of a son Randell Lee on Monday January 14 at 9 33 a m in Memorial Hospital weighing seven pounds seven ounces His sister is Kelley Rae Grandparents are Mrs Raymond Hartzler and Mr and Mrs Sol Willis Sr all of Sidney Great grandfather John Radtke of Oshkosh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Willis
Randell Lee
Memorial Hospital
Kelley Rae
Raymond Hartzler
Sol Willis Sr
Sidney
John Radtke
Oshkosh
Rush Creek Willing Workers Meet Hosts Set Officers
The Rush Creek Willing Workers club met January 16 with 11 members and 2 guests. New president Mrs. Floyd Miller led, with officers Mrs. Lloyd Dykman vice president and Mrs. James Payne treasurer. Mrs. Jurgens secretary and Mrs. Ed Boehmer music leader. Lesson titled Children Need Toys. Next meeting set for February 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rush Creek
James Payne
Jess
Marine Lance Corporal Stanley Talcott Serving With Wing
Marine Lance Corporal Stanley M. Talcott, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lynn D. Talcott of 1355 Mission Dr. Sidney, is stationed with the Third Marine Aircraft Wing at the El Toro Marine Corps Air Station in Santa Ana California. The wing operates helicopters transports and jets to support infantry at Camp Pendleton and with the First Marine Division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Ana
Calif
Stanley M. Talcott
Lynn D. Talcott
Sidney
Third Marine Aircraft Wing
el Toro Marine Corps Air Station
First Marine Division
Camp Pendleton
NSTC Chadron offers off campus classes in Chappell and Sidney
Nebraska State Teachers College at Chadron will sponsor off campus classes in Chappell and Sidney with organizational meetings and first sessions on January 19. Dr Donald Walraven and Mr Mark Smith teach science and philosophy courses in local high school buildings. The article also notes NSTC Kearney offers journalism major with courses in reporting editing advertising and more taught by Walter Stewart and others. It mentions Alpha Phi Pi becoming Delta Iota of Alpha Xi Delta and lists pledging ceremonies and campus leaders. Two Sidney students named to the University of Wyoming Who's Who and Perry Blanchard Jr. performing with Doane College concert band. The NLN accredits Scotts Bluff nursing program with next review in 1965.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska State Teachers College
Chadron
Chappell and
Sidney
Phil
Donald Walrafen
Chappell, Sci
Mark Smith
Kearney
Nebraska
Walter Stewart
Farmington
Press
Don Briggs
NSTC
Eugene Buck
Robert Larson
Nebraska Newspaperen
Alpha Phi Pi
Neb
Delta Iota
Alpha Xi Delta
Jack Knicely
Rho
O. C. Yeakiey
Scottsbluff
Alpha Xi Delta National Fraternity
Lombard College
Galesburg
Ill
Evanson
Alice Freeman Palmer
Minnie Lichte
Mabel Pop
Harry Holmberg
Thadron
University of Nebraska
University of Omaha
Perry Blanchard Jr
Perry Blanchard Sr
Doane College
Lee Memorial Chapel
College Conservatory
Blanchard
Wilton Miller
West Nebraska General Hospital School of Nursing
Max Copper
Board of Review
National League For Nursing
Scottsbluff School
New York City
NLN Board of Review
Coppom
Miller
Brownie Troop 195 Elects Officers at January Meeting
Brownie Troop 195 met January 8 at the Presbyterian Educational building with all members present. Officers elected: Seatcher or secretary and other posts, with Pam Hyde as vice president and Jane Tevison as secretary. Mrs Cruise led, plans discussed for January projects, Jane Johnson brought treats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Educational Building
Susan Busekist
Kathy Cruise
Hy Ellison
Carolyn Fisher
Pam Hyde
Jane Johnson
Patrica Mueller
Nancy Monk
Nancy Mar
Eileen Tobin
Seatcher
Jane Tevison
Coralen Fisher
Eileer
4 H Beef Breeding and Baby Beef Club Notes
The 4 H Beef Breeding Heifer club met January 9 at Robert Misegadig home with new member Judy Jureens and Pam Geu as song leader chosen for future meetings. Next meeting set for February 13 at Lemarine Johnson home. Sara Johnson reporter. The Better the Best Baby Beef club met January 9 at 7 30 p m at Robert Misegadis home with one member absent. Books for next year received and next meeting planned. songs sung. cocoa and cookies served. Rodney Theis reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert
Lee
Judy Jureens
Pam Geu
Lemarine Johnson
Sara Johnson
Robert Misegadis
Also Mentioned on This Page
People of God
Women’s Association
Cordiner
J. M. Burbank
Mary Elizabeth
Ray Cruise
Ernest Seeger
Roger Plantz
C. V. Innes
Irwins
St. Pat “Dimes
Jim Hare
Duis
Rebekahs
Dan Talbert
Boy Scout News
Janet Lorce Plum
Stramit
Hans Nielsen
Potter Area
BPW Club
Randall Lee Willis
Ieee
University of Wyoming
Wyoming
Bonnie
Providence Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Lenhart Schobert
Weldon Stewart
Brownie News
Matike Temoyne Jon
Rodney Theis
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