Coffee Day A Success for March of Dimes in Sidney
Coffee Day in Sidney raised 296.71 for the March of Dimes. Restaurants cooperated and donated coffee sales. Contributors include Fishers 20.60 Barney's 43.89 Waddell's 25.44 Oasis 37.69 Overland 32.16 Jolly Rancher 5.85 Maroon Inn 8.74 DeLux 12.11 Rail's Cafe 17.75 Red Duck 30.00 Town House 6.51 Vendis 7.70 Green Lantern 38.17 Banks Drive-In 10.20 Beta Sigma Phi Sorority thanks all helpers.
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Sidney
Charles Dalton
Bob Hossle
MOD
Fishers
Barney’s
Waddell’s
Oasis
Overland
Jolly Rancher
Maroon Inn
DeLux
Rail’s Cafe
Red Duck
Town House
Vendis
Green Lantern
Banks Drive-In
Beta Sigma Phi
Beta Theta Of Dalton Meets With Livingstons
The Beta Theta Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi in Dalton met on Thursday January 13 at Mrs Verlin Livingstons home. President Mrs Bruce Juelfs led the business session and the group planned a major project to donate to the Dalton restice unit. Betty Schaffert led a lesson on Voice and Vocabulary and suggested studying a vocabulary list in a monthly magazine. The next meeting is set for January 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Theta
Beta Sigma Phi
Dalton
Verlin Livingston
Bruce Juelfs
Dalton Restice
Betty Schaffert
WNO Club Holds Jan Meeting With Dessert Bridge
Mrs Dan Smith hosted the WNO Club regular meeting on Wednesday evening January 19. Dessert bridge was played with Mrs John Schou taking high score honors, Mrs Bill Briggs low, and Mrs Douglas Reetz second high. The next gathering is set for February 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Smith
WNO Club
John Schou
Bill Briggs
Douglas Reetz
Florence Linton Hosts Circle of Methodist WSCS
Mrs. Florence Linton hosted Circle One of the Methodist Church WSCS with co-hostess Mrs. W. P. Ackerman last Thursday. Devotional was by Mrs. Delbert Retzlaff and a chalk talk lesson from The Master Calleth Me by Mrs. Clint Siegert. Vice-chairman Mrs. Lawrence Osborn led a brief business meeting with announcements and plans for a church auction on January 29. Next meeting will be at Mrs. Ward Johnson's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle 1
Methodist Church
WSCS
Florence Linton
W. P. Ackerman
Delbert Retzlaff
Clint Siegert
Lawrence Osborn
Ward Johnson
Circle 6 WSCS Holds Jan 19 Meeting At Swanson Home
Circle 6 of the WSCS of the Methodist Church met January 19 at Mrs. Ed Swanson's home with 12 members present. Guests Mrs. Robert Townsend and Mrs. Clint Siegert attended. Mrs. Siegert gave a chalk-talk on the sisters Mary and Martha, followed by lunch prepared by the hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle 6
WSCS
Methodist Church
Ed Swanson
Henry Baeker
Robert Townsend
Clint Siegert
Mary O
Martha
Siegert
Sidney Selective Service Inductees Named
Leaving for voluntary induction into the army from Sidney are Lawrence Sterling Arthur Lenz Jr Eugene Thompson and Robert E Christner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Sidney
Lawrence Sterling
Arthur Lenz, Jr
Eugene Thompson
Robert E. Christner
McCormick Farm Show Features 1955 International Refrigerators
Lee Sluman invites customers to visit the McCormick Farm Equipment Store to view the new 1955 International refrigerators and freezers on display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Sluman
McCormick Farm Equipment
Local residents travel and events noted in town column
Rev Charles Fred Parks and Mrs Parks left for Lincoln and Omaha to attend an Episcopal celebration marking the 15th anniversary of Bishop Howard Brinker's appointment. Mrs Parks visits her mother in Lincoln. Merritt and Mike visited Denver. Clarks vacationed in California. Dr C A Bitner visited his mother in Lincoln. Earl Gorman, 65, dies of heart attack. survived by widow Minne and daughter Ebonne. Ross Barkers and Jorgensen family attended a Utah vs Wyoming game in Laramie. N E Christner hosts dinner for son Robert departing to Army. Raymond Rader of Sumner injured in a Last Chance, Colorado wreck. works for Miracle Fifer Drilling and is engaged to Melba Wittrock. Boy Scout Windy Plains district meets at City Auditorium with waffle dinner at 6 30. Ray Mueller attends as new council executive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Fred Parks
Lincoln
Earl Gorman
Peetz, Colo
Denver
Onne
Ross Barkers
Dor Jorgensens
Lance Barker
Helen Ann Jorgensen
Laramie
Utah
University of Wyoming
N. E. Christner
Robert
Raymond Rader
Sumner
Neb
Last Chance
Colo
Miracle Fifer Drilling Co
Melba Wittrock
Boy Scout
Windy Plains
Ray Mueller
Midland College honors SHS graduate George Taylor
George Taylor son of Dr and Mrs George P Taylor was elected vice president of the Lutheran Student Association at Midland College Fremont He is a freshman pre medical student and a Sidney High School graduate of 1954 He belongs to the International Relations Club German Club and the Kappa Phi fraternity
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Taylor
George P. Taylor
Lutheran Student Association
Midland College
Fremont
Midland Lsa
Taylor
Midland
Sidney High School
Kappa Phi
Homemakers Guest Day at Lodge Pole Club
At the January 18 regular meeting of the Lodge Pole Homemakers Club twenty members eight children and eleven guests attended. New president Mrs Paul Fraass welcomed guests and urged membership. CARE donations of ten dollars were reported received and will be tracked to delivery. A year book committee was formed with Mrs Lloyd Schmidt Mrs Paul Fraass Mrs Harold Krieder and Mrs Dale Wise. Next lesson Part II Broiler meals will be given by Mrs J R Crabb and Mrs Dale Wise with Mrs Lloyd Bauer and Mrs Horace Quinn as alternates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodge Pole Homemakers Club
Paul Fraass
Dale Wise
Lloyd Schmidt
Harold Krieder
East Sidney Draw Club Meets At Olsen Home
The East Sidney Draw Club gathered at Mrs. Albin Olsen’s home with Mrs. Elberne Luehrs as co host on Wednesday January 19. Fifteen members answered roll call What I Received for Christmas. Officers for 1955 are President Mrs Howard Kurz Treasurer Mrs Henry Haupt and Secretary Mrs Nevin Janssen.
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East Sidney
Albin Olsen
Elberne Luehrs
Howard Kurz
Henry Haupt
Nevin Janssen
Circle 7 WSCS Meets at Mrs Cork Home
Mrs Walter Cork hosts Circle 7 of the WSCS at her home with 23 members and guest Mrs J V April present. Mrs Gregg Hilton assists. The lesson and devotions titled Mary Mother of Jesus were presented by Mrs B D Hammond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Society of Christian Service
The
Methodist Church
Walter Cork
George Bartels Farewell Party In Sidney
Mr and Mrs George Bartels leaving Sidney for Fort Morgan Colorado were honored guests at a party hosted by Mr and Mrs Gene Schlotfeld on Saturday evening. Twenty four guests attended from the National Supply Company where Bartels worked and gifts were given after card games.
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George Bartels
Sidney
Fort Morgan
Colo
Gene Schlotfeld
Bartels
National Supply Company
Westminster Circle Hosts Jan 20 Presbyterian Luncheon
Sylvia Rees presents the Westminster Circle program at Light Memorial Presbyterian Church with Mesdames Murray Fuller Pearl West Kenneth Noteboom and Orin McNurlin as luncheon hostesses. Mrs Ernest Seeger gave the devotional and Sylvia Rees led the program Conservations on India and Pakistan. Next meeting Feb 3 will be a dessert luncheon hosted by Mrs Ron Barker and Mrs Caude Wuthier with devotions by Mrs Russell Dedrick and a program on The Christian Woman and her household by Mrs Harold Craig.
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Mesdames
Murray Fuller
Pearl West
Kenneth Noteboom
Orin McNurlin
Light Memorial Presbyterian Church
Ernest Seeger
Sylvia Rees
India
Pakistan
Ron Barker
Caude Wuthier
Russell de
Beta Alpha Hosts Xi Rho Exemplar at Social Meeting
The Beta Alpha Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi entertained the Xi Rho Exemplar Chapter at a Jan. 20 social meeting. The party took place at the Keith Deaver home with Mrs. Tom Lenzen and Mrs. Jerome Lenzen as hostesses.
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Beta Alpha
Beta Sigma Phi
Xi Rho
Keith Deaver
Tom Lenzen
Jerome‘Lenzen
Bridge and Canasta Winners Attend Host’s Evening
Bridge winners were Mrs. Charles Dalton High, Mrs. Ron Peterson low, and Mrs. Robert Bowman traveling. Canasta winner was Mrs. F. J. Kuhlmann. Refreshments were served at the close. Next meeting February 3 at Mrs. Charles Willey’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Dalton High
Ron Peterson Low
Robert Bowman
F. J. Kuhlmann
Charles Willey
Bid And Bye Club Hosts Dessert Bridge Night
The Bid and Bye Club met at Mrs. M. J. England's home on January 19 for a dessert bridge. Guests included Mrs. Earl V. Van Vranken and Mrs. F. D. Schultz. Mrs. Gregg Hilton won high score with Mrs. Van Vranken second. A next gathering at Mrs. Gregg Hilton's home is planned for February 2.
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M. J. England
Earl V. van Vranken
F. D. Schultz
Gregg Hilton
van Vranken
January events listed for Monday to Wednesday
A condensed schedule lists community activities for Monday January 24 through Wednesday January 26. Participants include Talent Show MOD City Auditorium Panhandle 35 MM Club B&PW Yendis Elks Newcomers Evening Bridge Kings Daughters Rebekah Kensington Carpenter's Auxiliary Episcopal Parish Hall American Legion Auxiliary National Guard Armory CAP Cadets Airport.
Hostal Admits and Dismisses Set Names
A church hostal records admissions including Sidney Mrs Arleigh Nelson Peggy Allington Marie Lynn Drake Roy Rodriquez and Sister Mr Gerald. Dismissals list Rev Daniel Allen Roy Rodriquez Charles Smith Mrs Julia Roche and Sister M Gerald.
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Sidney
Arleigh Nelson
Peggy Allington
Marie Lynn Drake
Roy Rodriquez
Gerald
Daniel Allen
Charles Smith
Julia Roche
M. Gerald
Local Names Listed in Women's Social Columns
The clipping lists multiple women and men by married names and initials. Individuals include Mrs. Hadda Hadden and Mrs. Harold Nichols along with Mr. and Mrs. Van DeVoorde and others, indicating a society notices page with social affiliations. The fragment mentions several surnames such as Bayne Boehnke and Van DeVoorde among attendees and organizers.
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Sidney
Hadda Hadden
Harold Nichols
Charles van DeVoorde
Char- Stark
Alfred Mathewson
John Wolraven
Joe Koester
Raymond Aurich
Chappell
Joe Bayne
Potter
Rex Boehnke
Dalton
Dallas Holt
SOD
Wilbur Clemons
Jack Glenn
Michael Colerick
Joe Bailey
Jack Kaiser
Sidney vote on 25000 bond for airfield runway
On the 27th the citizens of Sidney will vote on a 25000 bond issue to raise state and federal funds for an all weather, near mile long runway. The program would create a 100000 project for 25 cents on the dollar, expanding air facilities to attract business and visitors. The result would be a welcomed entry for Sidney with economic benefits from visiting aircraft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Denver
Stapleton Field
Rogers Truck Lines Fined for Read Violations
Rogers Truck Lines of Sidney was fined 180 dollars and costs on five counts of violating Nebraska truck laws. The company pleaded guilty to over width over height over length over gross weight and over weight on tandem axle. Fines were 10 for the first three counts 50 for the fourth and 100 for the last by County Judge Curt Smith.
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Rogers Truck Lines
Sidney
Nebraska
Rogers
Curt Smith
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Beta Theta of
WNO
Atta E A
Prompt Claims Service
Wayne R. Rapp
Ilinois
SHS
Homemakers
Albin Olsens
Ed van Aelstyn
H. van Aelstyn
Lyons
Buick
Wscs Circle
Elwell
Illinois
City Auditorium
Sidney Hospital
Sidney Chamber OF Commerce
Illinois St
Sidney, Nebraska
Wayne Ayers
Ayers - Spearow
10Th Avenue
General Insurance CO. OF America
Seattle
Truck Lines
Goodyear
Nebraska Panhandle
Baker's Tire Service
Ireco
Sica
Wame
Midwest
Farm Service
Scottisbluff
Gering Highway
Gering, Nebr
Mercury
Monterey
Fortune
American National Bank
FDIC
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