Free Concert Sunday by Sidney High Wind Orchestra Concert
The Sidney High School Wind Orchestra Symphonic Band and Stage Band present their 13th annual mid winter concert on Sunday January 26 at 2 pm in the Junior High School auditorium. Admission is free as an appreciation gesture for community support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney High School
Sid Phelps
Edwin Franko Goldman
Edvard Grieg
Holberg
Carlos Chevez
Mexico
Leonard Bernstein
West Side Story
Sorrento
Art. Dedrick
Mr. Riedler
Ron Rielder
Mr. Phelps
Rebekah Group Met Wednesday In Kensington Hall
Twelve members of the Rebekah Kensington met Wednesday afternoon in the I00F Hall basement with Mrs. Frank Kientz presiding. Bible verse roll call, devotions by Mrs. C. H. Hammond, and a Good of the Order topic by Mrs. Katy Helzer precede a Casasta game. Prizes went to Mrs. Martin Block first, Mrs. Klentz second, and Mrs. Lee Gain low. Lunch committee included Mrs. Laura Reed, Mrs. W. W. Schulz, and Mrs. Blanche Humphrey. Next meeting is planned for Wednesday February 12 with Ed Lipke, Helzer, and Gain on the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Kensington
Frank Kientz
C. H. Hammond
Katy Helzer
Casasta
Martin Block
Klentz
Lee Gain
Laura Reed
W. W. Schulz
Blanche Humphrey
Ed Lipke
Helzer
Gain
4-H Clubs Meet at Draper Home for Ambrosia Prep
On January 21 at the Draper residence, Mrs. Draper hosted a 4-H Homemakers session with Lynn de Peterson presiding. The lesson focused on preparing ambrosia by February 4, and members also prepared cocoa and cinnamon toast for treats, reported by Chris Brush.
Brownie Troop 5 Host Field Trip and Activities
Girl Scout Brownie Troop 5 met in the St. Patrick Church basement for a field trip to Sidney National Bank. Darcy Kruse and Mary Ann Rosales served as game committee and assisted with a game. Karen Schmitt brought treats, with Barbara Dress acting as reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick Church
Mrs. Kitt
Sidney National Bank
Darcy Kruse
Mary Ann Rosales
Karen Schmitt
Barbara Dress
Former Sidney Resident Married in Scottsbluff Chapel
Mrs. Marie Rush of Kimball former Sidney resident wed Guy O. Williams of Madrid Nebraska on Friday January 10 in the Scottsbluff First Methodist Church chapel. The bride, director of Public Welfare at Kimball, will stay until April 1 then resign to join her husband on his Perkins County farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Rush
Kimball
Sidney
Guy O. Williams
Madrid
Nebr
Glenn Marshall
Scottsbluff First Methodist Church
Williams
Perkins County
Peggy Stueve on Dean's List at St Joseph's Denver
Miss Peggy Stueve daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Stueve made the Dean's List for the last quarter at St Joseph's School of Nursing in Denver She is a senior studying Pediatrics at Children's Hospital in Denver. Mrs Faye Walsh leaves for Boston to visit son in law Dr Sid Blubaugh and family Dr Blubaugh began a two year residency in anesthesia at Harvard Medical School in September. Wayne Bauerkemper of Sidney and his son Robert of Torrington Wyoming travel to Council Bluffs Iowa for the funeral of Wayne's brother in law Alfred Christensen Christensen had been in ill health and died Thursday Mrs Robert Bauerkemper and Son Steve stay with her parents in Sidney during her husband's absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peggy Stueve
Walter Stueve
St. Joseph’s School of Nursing
Denver
Children’s Hospital
Faye Walsh
Boston
Mass
Sid Blubaugh
Blubaugh
Harvard Medical School
Wayne Bauerkemper
Sidney
Robert
Torrington
Wyo
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Alfred Christensen
Christensen
Robert Bauerkemper
Steve
Si Behm
Installation For OES Kensington
Officer installation was conducted by Mrs. Frank Longan at the OES Kensington meeting in the Masonic Temple. Sixteen attended the 1:15 p.m. luncheon and business session with Mrs. Virgil Doudna presiding. Installed were Mrs. Grace Peterson vice president Mrs. Fern Gould secretary and Mrs. Harold Ells treasurer with Mrs. Ara C. Brown president elect to be installed later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Longan
O. E. S. Kensington
Masonic Temple
Virgil Doudna
Grace Peterson
Fern Gould
Harold Ells
Ara C. Brown
Harold Spiker
Canasta
Winifred Wolfe
Hilda Scholl
Harold Ellis
Armed Forces Young Irwin completes eight week course
Franklin L. Irwin, son of George F. Irwin of Des Moines New Mexico, finishes an eight week communications center specialist course at the Army Southeastern Signal School Fort Gordon Georgia. He entered the Army last August and is a 1963 Des Moines Public High School graduate. Harold D. Irwin, 22, son of Mr and Mrs Robert M Irwin of Route A Sidney, completes two weeks of Naval Reserve training at Great Lakes Illinois. The program covers seamanship, gunnery, damage control, naval history and organization, and shipboard drill. Reservists remain ready for recall in case of national emergency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pyt
Franklin L. Irwin
George F. Irwin
Des Moines
N. M
Army Southeastern Signal School
Fort Mordon
Irwin
Army
Fort Polk
RoSene Irwin
Potter, Neb
U.S. Army
Great Lakes, Ill
Harold D. Irwin
Robert M. Irwin
Route A
Sidney
Naval Training Center
Great Lakes
Cub Scout Den and Pack News Highlights
Cub Scout Den 4 Pack 82 opened with Flag Salute and Promise explained. January pack display on family alertness planned and Blue and Gold banquet theme decided. Rich ard Brooks brought treats. Den 3 Pack 89 met with ten scouts and one guest Eddie Ahrens. reviewed Promise and Law of the Pack. opened with Pledge. Living Circle closed. Blue and Gold Banquet set for Feb 5. David Geiger brought treats. Den 3 Pack 82 met Jan 20 at Mrs. Moore's home. planned Boy Scout Week and Blue and Gold Banquet. Living Circle closed. Caleb Eddy, Public Information Officer at Sioux Army Depot, spoke on Civil Defense. awards given: Ricky Daniels Wolf Badge, Michael Hawkins Arrow of Light and three-year pin. Webeloes led opening, Den 3 skit, Den 6 closing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Brooks
Den 3
North Ward
Craig
Eddie Ahrens
Caleb Eddy
Sioux Army Depot
Cub Scout Pack 89
East Ward
Jean Larsen
Ricky Daniels
Michael Hawkins
Webeloes
Den 6
Steaks Make Up A Fourth Of Carcass
Lincoln notes from University of Nebraska specialist Kathryn Cooley that about 24 percent of a steer carcass yields steaks. Porterhouse and T bone lead the top cuts with high tenderness, while sirloin and round offer economical options. Swiss steaks use lower rounds. Frozen fruit salads rely on cream cheese and mayonnaise bases and should be frozen until firm.
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Lincoln
Kathryn Cooley
University of Nebraska
Porterhouse
USDA
Agricultural Marketing Service
Panhandle Players To Hold Reorganization And Tryouts
Panhandle Players set a 7 30 p m Sunday reorganization meeting at Sidney High School Auditorium to elect one adult and one student board member. Nominations may be made from the floor. First tryouts for Dinny and The Witches follow the election, with further auditions at 8 p.m. Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panhandle
Sidney High School
Ned Swaeby
Larry Delinger
Bruce Blanchard
Mike Bragg
John Elwell Jr
Public Beta Sigma Phi scholarship dance announcement
Public notice clarifies a Beta Sigma Phi scholarship dance on February 1 is open to members and their guests. The item was previously misreported as open to all.
Community Club Meetings And Dinners In Peetz And Toledo
Saturday events include National Association of Retired Civil Employees Chapter 892 meeting at Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints in Toledo and Keller Drive at 2 p.m. Lodgepole Valley Shrine Club meets at Masonic Temple with a covered dish dinner at 6 30 p.m. Monday features Odd Fellows Rebekahs and families covered dish supper in IOOF Hall basement at 6 30 p.m. Soup supper at E U Church basement in Peetz from 5 to 7 30 p.m. hosted by Girl Scout Troop 49 and open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association of Retired Civil Employees
Chapter 892
Church of Jesus Christ of the Latter Day Saints
Toledo
Keller Drive
Lodgepole Valley Shrine Club
Masonic Temple
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs
IOOF
Peetz
Colo
Girl Scout Troop 49
Stewardship Is CWF Program Presented at First Christian
Mrs. Melvin Hiett led the Christian Womens Fellowship program on Personal and Family Stewardship at the First Christian Church. Assisting were Mrs. Lester Couch Mrs. Earl Baack and Mrs. Daisy Hiett. The group planned a kitchen shower for next meeting and Easter outreach to shut ins and the Child Saving Institute. The next CWF general meeting will be a 12:15 p.m. luncheon on Thursday Feb 18 with Garland Farmer group in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Hiett
Christian Womens Fellowship
First Christian Church
Hiett
Lester Couch
Earl Baack
Daisy Hiett
Clarence Dorman
George Burr
B. E. Ogden
Census Snapshot From Hospital Jan 23 7am
As of January 23 at 7 a.m. the hospital reported 58 patients and five babies in nursery, totaling 63. Admissions included Sidney Michael Chaffee and many others. discharges listed numerous individuals. A newborn twin girls were born to Dr and Mrs Damon Raphael of Sioux Army Depot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Michael Chaffee
Maynard Schumacher
Steven Krueger
Elsie Trainer
Harold Meyer
Damon Raphael
Glenn Johnson
Charles Glaubitz
Lawrence Witters
Henry Minshall
Julia O’connell
Harry Moore
Leonard Schwartz
James Robinson
Gurley
Harold Ludeman
Potter
Jim Slama
Dick Musil
Huntington
Ind
James Bartram
Dalton
Donald Young
Lodgepole
Charles Oliverius
Candace Quinn
Tina Plum
Pamela Mueller
Erich Brauer
Floyd Armstrong
Dwayne Brauer
Howard Berg
David Bickford
Herbert Mueller
Bill Barnes
Tom Chaines
Edward J. Wood
James
ESA District Meet Set For Sunday In Sidney
Alpha Iota chapter ESA held a Thursday meeting with ten members present. June Ray hosted, Don Burrows presiding. They plan Sunday district session at Dude's banquet room and complete hospital and Rest Home Valentine favors. Refreshments followed. Next meeting February 13 at Mrs Kay Borgens home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Valentine Faves
Alpha Iota Chapter
ESA
June Ray
Don Burrows
Dude’s
Kay Borgens
Youth Services At Foursquare Church Weeklong Evangelistic Program
A week of evangelistic youth services will run January 27 to February 2 at the Foursquare Church located at 16th and Elm Streets. Led by Rev. and Mrs. Paul Jones of Denver, the Rev. Jones serves as Midwest divisional youth coordinator. Services start at 7:30 p.m. each evening and welcome youth of all ages. Pastor Rev. Wilbur Bennett invites the community to attend.
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Foursquare
16Th and
Elm Steets
Paul Jones
Denver
Jones
Midwest
Wilbur Bennett
Cornbread with a Hint of Orange Zest
Adding grated orange rind to sweet cornbread brightens the sweetness with citrus aroma. The zest lifts the crumb, pairing well with butter and honey for a fragrant, brunch friendly slice.
Forty Leaders Here For Training Session Thursday
Light Memorial Presbyterian Church hosted a full day training session for officers of the women’s associations from Dix Kimball Dalton and Sidney churches. Forty leaders attended starting with a 9 30 a m coffee and covered topics on Administration and World Service Programs and Fellowship. A noon covered dish luncheon followed with introductions by Sidney president Mrs H C Q Nelson and a closing prayer by Mrs Gram. The group then held its regular meeting. next meeting set for Thursday Feb 6 at 1 30 p m a membership tea hosted by Ruth Circle. World Day of Prayer scheduled for Friday Feb 14 at 2 p m at First Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Light Memorial Presbyterian Church
Dix
Kimball
Dalton
Sidney
Box Butte Presbytery
C. H. Ninegar
M. A. Warrick
Bayard
Holger Gram
Women’s Association
H. C. Q. Nelson
Ruth Circle
First Methodist Church
UP Oldtimers Party Marks Ninth Anniversary
A ninth anniversary party was held Saturday at the Country Club by the Union Pacific Junior Old Timers Club 35 and its Auxiliary. Smorgasbord was served at 6 30 with dancing afterward. Special guest was Darold Hendee. Entertainment by the Alley Cats barbershop quartet. Thirty five attended. Arrangements were by Mrs Vaughn Betz and Bernard Braasch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific Junior Old Timers Club 35
Smorgasbord
Darold Hendee
Alley Cats
Albert
Elmer Jung
Bob Steffens
Elmer Schuster
Vaughn Betz
Bernard Braasch
Raisins Yield About Three Cups From 15-Ounce Package
A 15-ounce package of raisins typically yields around 3 cups. This measurement helps in recipe scaling and budgeting for baking projects and snack prep.
Birth Announcement for Kimberly Ann Gillham in Peetz Colorado
Kimberly Ann Gillham was born Tuesday January 21 at 11 53 p.m. in Memorial Hospital weighing five pounds eight and a half ounces. Parents are Mr and Mrs Ronald Gillham of Peetz. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Kenneth Gillham of Peetz and Mr and Mrs John Knaub of Sterling. Great grandmother is Mrs Roy Gillh am of Peetz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimberly Ann Gillham
Ronald Gillham
Peetz
Colo
Kimberly Ann
Memorial Hospital
Kenneth Gillham
John Knaub
Sterling
Roy Gillham
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Alfred Reed
Reed
Enid
Oklahoma
River Jordan
Maurice Whitney
University of Michigan
Allied-African Command
Quinto Maganini
Rebekah Group
Girl Scout News
OES Kensington
Cub Scout News
Jack Craig
Kim Peters
Masonic
Dalton Masons
Ralph Carhart
Wayne
Nebraska
Goldenrod Lodge
Af&am
Dale Flora
Mr. Carhart
Kenwood Andersen
Richard Ladine
Carhart
Foursquare Church
Steak House
Paes
Brandin
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