Gyn 5558 Panel Sees Assessor Office Attendance
Gyn 5558 J B Rupes county assessor and Stewart Brown attended a Panhandle Assessor's Association meeting in Alliance on Saturday. Out of town relatives attended funeral services for George W Thompson, with attendees from Ogden Utah Cheyenne Tacoma and Ft Morgan. Mrs Wayne Flowerday began duties as junior high English instructor at Wichita Kansas to start the second semester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Rupes
Stewart Brown
Panhandle
Alliance
Pearl Warner
Exiday
West Coast
Elmer Hartmann
Lincoln
Nebraska Synodical
State Board of Women's Work
the Presbyterian Church
Swing and Supplies
Frank Frauendorfer
Denver
Jin Linnentamp
Denise Catherine
George W Thompson
Cheyenne
Pauline Knight
Tacoma
Kenneth Thompson
Ft. Morgan, Cole
Wayne Flowerday
Janet Hartmann
Sidney
Wichita, Kan
Altar Society Smorgasbord Planned For Thursday
St. Patrick's Altar Society invites the public to a Thursday smorgasbord at the Youth Center. Serving starts at 5 39 p.m. Prices: adults 1.00, students 0.75, children 0.50. Mrs. Ray Kominek chairs. co chair Mrs. Sherman Nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick’s Altar Society
Ray Kominek
Sherman Nation
Mies
Robert Batt
Warren Ellison
John Peetz Jr
Robert Kennedy
Francis Hruska
James Dickes
Roger Armstrong
W. D
Sidney's Oldest Citizen Reaches 100 At Open House
Fritz Brauer of Sidney becomes the town's oldest resident to celebrate his 100th birthday with an open house at Memorial East. From 2 to 4 p.m. relatives and friends visited in the director's room while a two tier cake decorated with red roses graced the table. His daughters and sons, eight grandchildren and their spouses, and 13 great grandchildren attended the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fritz Brauer
Sidney
Memorial East
A Mueller
Clay Urora
Nienhueser
Sid Iney
Lou
Walter
Nie
Marvin
Hasti
Tay Hospital
Rauer
Pean
Jalney
Muclet
Laker
Richard Apares
CWEF General Meeting Discusses Plans and Postponement
A Friday CWEF general meeting at First Christian Church with Mrs. George Burr presiding heard that the District CW.F. meeting is postponed to Feb 23 in Scottsbruff. Nominees were named for committees and Keywoman duties set for the Sidney Council of United Church Women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Women's Association of
First Christian Church
George * Burr
Cw.f
Scottsbruff
Earle Bledsoe
Vern Couch
Robert Hiett
Roberts
Sidney Council of
United Church Women
Church
Alliance
C.W.F
Clarence Dorman
Kamikawa Group
Mgs
Jotun
Swick
Birthdays Marked At Surprise Party For Ronnie Cronk Terry Gilliland
Ronnie Cronk and Terry Gilliland were guests of honor at a Saturday surprise party at Karen Felt's home in Elevation. Patty Thompson co hosted. The evening featured dancing, TV, ping pong, and a large birthday cake with brown and gold decorations. Gifts were presented from 42 boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronnie Cronk
Terry Gilliland
Karen Felt
Patty Thompson
Spert
March of Dimes Royalty Nominees Named in Lorenzo Region
Lorenzo High School announces Lorenzo students Clark Andersen and Deanna Laaker as nominees for the March of Dimes dance royalty. Nominees represent several local high schools including St Patrick’s Academy and Dalfrom. The event in Sidney is set for February 27 with nominees from area families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maile Ay
Community club events fill midweek calendar in Sidney
Activities include Civitan at Rail's Cafe noon meeting and Newcomers at Ft. Sidney Hotel at 1 30 pm Tuesday. American Legion Auxili ary meets in city auditorium basement and Catholic Daughters in the same area. Wednesday features Rebekah Kensington and Kiwagpis Club at the Country Club with evening gatherings. Thursday lists Helping Hand Garden Club, Epsilon Sigma Alpha chapters, Knights events, and St Patrick's Altar Society smorgasbord for the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
wAlgha
Kennings Kings ‘Daughters
Civitan Club
Rail's
Newcomers Club
Ft. Sidney
American Legion Auxiliary
City Auditorium
Catholic” Daughters of ‘América
Rebekah Kensington
Kiwagpis Club
Helping Hand Garden Club
Alpina Tata
Gamma Tau
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority
Knights of Red and Customs
National Guard Armory
St. Patrick's Altar Society
New Mothers March of ‘Dimes
Mothers of Girl Scouts
Sidney
Brownie Troop 38 Meeting Recap
Brownie Troop 38 met on Tuesday January 19 at Mrs Edwards home. Girls learned home safety and bicycle rules. They purchased a first aid kit and discussed its use. Carol Nissan led the business meeting. Liz Cunningham provided treats. Karen Wieser served as reporter.
Sidney Public Schools Menu Highlights
Menu items listed include Bar B Q Burgers buttered corn orange juice molasses cookies milk Spanish rice combination salad applesauce cinnamon roll bread and butter sandwich milk and pudding style desserts with notes of turkey pie and macaroni and cheese for upcoming days. Also mentions fried foods potatoes and cookies with sandwiches and bread.
Burglars Steal Jewelry and Pie in Lockport Case
In Lockport New York burglars took 156 in jewelry from a home and also stole a cherry pie. Mrs Raymond Quackenbush noted the unexpected loot and the pie as part of the break in. No further details in the fragment about suspects or charges are provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lockport, N
Raymond Quackenbush
Quackhe Whaleenbush
Sorority District Meet Held at Kimball Presbyterian Church
Mrs. Leo Zwinkl Mrs. Arlene Berrill and Mrs. Don Horn led Epsilon Sigma Alpha members at the District Four gathering Sunday in Kimball with 25 attendees from Sidney Kimball Ogallala Scottsbluff Bayard and Dix. They discussed the May 13 to 15 state convention in Sidney and nominated Fiorine Cram Scottsbluff and Betty Robinson Kimball for district coordinator to appear on the Sidney convention ballot. The final district meeting for the year will be in Scottsbluff in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Zwinkl
Arlene Berrill
Don Horn
State J
Epsilon Sigima Alpha Sorority
Kimball Presbyterian Church
Sidney
Kimball
Ogallala
Scottsbluff
Bayard
Dix
Fiorine Cram
Betty Robinson
Record of Admitted and Dismissed Names by City
The list records admitted and dismissed individuals by city. Sidney includes Billy McDaniel Jeffery Kent Brenda Jezek David Boen and others. Potter Harold Leggett Colleen Schuessler. Lodgepole Charles Oliverius. Ogallala Mrs Dale Hoover. Dismissals record Martha Cardova Marty Lynn Bobo William McDaniel Jeffery Kent and more by Sidney Potter Dalton Lodgepole Sterling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Billy McDaniel
Jeffery Kent
Brenda Jezek
David Boen
Geraldine West
Jess E. Jones
Terry Pfau
Mildred Alster
Leo Wolff
Lee Outley
Suzann Oliverius
Henry Darnsteadt
Arthur Aurich
David Berges
Arvin W. Livingston
Potter
Harold Leggett
Colleen Schuessler
Lodgepole
Charles Oliverius
Fred Kastens
Ogallala
Dale Hoover
Martha Cardova
Marty Lynn Bobo
William McDaniel
Harry Garner
Wesley Dixon
Gary Runge
Herman van Aelstyn
Joseph Bailey
Scott Hintermeyer
Harvey Nelson
Dalton
Donald Devier
Harry Duncan
Oscar E. Olson
Tara Peters
Sterling
Dale Wagsener
Mother s March of Dimes Jan 28 7 to 8 pm
Mothers of Brownie and Girl Scout units are asked to report to Heaton and Heaton offices at 1025 10th Ave before 7 pm January 28 to pick up kits for the Mothers March of Dimes. For details contact Troop Leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownie
Heaton and Heaton
10Th Ave
Reynold,Gorman
William Palmer
Thomas
North Ward
Doris Thomas
Debby Ferguson
Mrs. Little
Debbie Hyde
Vickie Niebaum
NU Dean Urges More Research and Food Data
Dean W. W. Lambert of the University of Nebraska College of Agriculture urged broader public understanding of agriculture and its problems. He called for stronger cooperation among agricultural groups, expanded research to boost production efficiency, new markets, and better data on food quality to address surpluses and transport costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotsblufa
W. W. Lambert
University of Nebraska College of Agriculture
Nebraska Crop Improvement Association
Ja Abert
United States
Lambert
Dean Lambert
Baby Terry Lee Jones Born at Memorial Hospital
Terry Lee Jones is welcomed by parents Terry Lee Jones and Mrs. Jess E. Jones. The newborn weighs seven pounds five ounces and arrives at 4 46 am on Saturday January 23. Siblings Karen four Diane three and Jess Jr. 14 months. Grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Jones of Sidney and Mr. and Mrs. I. J. Driggers of Odessa Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry Lee Jones
Jess E. Jones
Terry Lee
Memorial Hospital
Karen
Diane
Jess Jr
Glenn Jones
Sidney
I. J. Driggers
Odessa
Tex
Ogallala Couple Welcome Son Craig Michael Hoover
Craig Michael Hoover was born at Memorial Hospital at 8 27 a.m. Saturday January 23 weighing seven pounds 13 ounces. He has two sisters Pamela and Linda. Grandparents are Mrs C R Fenwick and Mrs Hart and Earl Hoover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craig Michael Hoover
Dale Hoover
Ogallala
Craig Michael
Memorial Hospital
Pamela
Linda
C. R. Fenwick
Keystone
Neb
Hart
Oakland
Calif
Earl Hoover
Ogaliala
Lincoln Architects Hired for New Chadron School
Chadron city school board hires Schaumberg and Freeman of Lincoln to prepare preliminary plans for a new elementary building near the East Ward School. Superintendent H A Schroeder notes this is the same firm that designed the Community building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chadron
Supt
H. A. Schroeder
Schaumberg and Freeman
Lincoln
East Ward
Kimball County School Reorganization Committee Dissolved
The State Board of Education ordered the Kimball county reorganization committee dissolved for failure to present a redistricting plan. A new committee will be appointed at the county school boards association meeting in February. Kimball County has reduced districts from 42 to 16 in twelve years, with nine rural districts and four contracting districts remaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimball
Kimball County
State Board of Education
County School Boards Association
Domestic Help Tax Return Is Due February First
Housewives who hire household help must file quarterly social security tax returns for wages paid in Oct Nov Dec 1959 by Feb 1. Employers owe 5 percent social security tax with 24 percent withheld from employees and 24 percent matching by the employer, rising to 6 percent in 1960.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clair W. Schuneman
Social Security Administration
Internal Revenue
Internal Revenue Service
Nothing Lost In Pen Pal Loss Kiss Etiquette
A Memphis girl wonders why her pen pal stopped writing and if a gift was expected. An Angeles teen adjusting to a new Los Angeles neighborhood learns to give time, be open, and engage locally. A Bridgeport girl asks when to kiss a boy after three weeks of dating and is advised there is no set rule, proceed with mutual comfort, avoid prolonged necking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian Brown
Memphis
Tenn
Los Angeles
New York City
Tulsa YMCA Receives $25,000 From Haskell Estate
A clerical opening of an envelope addressed to the YMCA revealed a $25,000 check from the estate of Frank Haskell, a former Tulsa oilman. The find was reported in Tulsa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Oklaha
YMCA
Frank Haskell
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