Around The Town Guests Parade Through Sidney Week
A flurry of visitors arrives in Sidney as Mrs. Wells hosts her sister Mrs. Reynolds and her Alaska twin sons Phillip and Kent with parents Mr. and Mrs. Petersen from Kearney. Colorado Springs is set as a reunion stop before an extended Wells visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Wells
Mrs. Wells
W. A. Reynolds
Phillip
Kent
Anchorage
Alaska
P. J.petersen
Kearney
Sidney
Maxwell
L. T. Elkinton
Norman Henke
W. E. Henke
al Hoglund and Son
Henke
Iowa
Boone
St. Louis
Anne Henke
Washington School of Therapy
Ft. Worth
Tex
Carswell Air Base
Jack Call
Roy
Utahs
Nellie Call
Call
Dee Abel
Henry Braasch
Broadwater
Ira Lund Jr
Joe Call
North Platte
Robert Call
Greeley
Alpha Sigma Tau
Kay
CSCE
H. R. Logan
Riverton
Wyo
Helen Armstrong
Memorial Hospital
Glenn
Weller
Denver
Leonard Lindner
Malcolm, Neb
Robert Townsend
Omaha
Martha Schuknech
Seward
Arthur Goecke
Avery Bright
Marvin Goecke
Post Falls
Idaho
Jerry Goecke
Moscow
Lawrence Sorge
Larry Worth
Jeff Bush
Lincoln
Will Lowe
Brunswick, Neb
Walter Mitchell
Lawrence Gentry
Mitchell, Neb
Rowena Sorge
Curtis
Lenzen Heads St. Patrick’s Altar Society
Mrs Tom Lenzen was elected president of St Patrick's Altar Society at a Thursday meeting in the Youth Center. For the new year starting February 1, Mrs J B Ruttner is vice president, Mrs James Deaver secretary, and Mrs Leo Krieger treasurer. Outgoing president Mrs Allen Karnik received a gift from the departing officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Lenzen
St. Patrick’s Altar Society
J. B. Ruttner
James Deaver
Leo Krieger
Allen Karnik
Joe Kelley
Kiwanis Hear Sidney High Coach Speak on Football Film
Art Bauer Sidney High School football coach spoke at the Sidney Kiwanis meeting about football activities. He described game pictures and their coaching value, and a Sidney High vs York photo was shown. J B Baker led the business session and reminded of the Ground Hog Day Pancake Feed on February 2 from 7 am to 7 pm to benefit Youth Activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Bauer
Sidney High
Sidney Kiwanis Club
Bauer
York
J. B. Baker
Yendis Cafe
Kiwanis
Ernest Knackstedt
Surprise Birthday Tea Honors Mrs. Wells in Nebraska
Mrs. Roy Wells, grand Martha of Nebraska Grand Chapter CO.ES., was honored at a surprise birthday coffee at the Masonic Temple after a rehearsal. Earl Schulz led in greeting and guests sang. Out of town guests included Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Peterson from Chappell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Wells
Martha
Nebraska
E.S
F. E. Longan
Providence Chapter
Masonic Temple
Wells
Earl W. Schulz
Providence
C. A. Peterson
Chappell
N S Club Elects New Officers and Plans Events
Mrs. William Niemann was elected president of the N S Club and chaired Friday’s session at Mrs. John Schou’s home. New officers include Mrs. Schou as vice president and Mrs. Ralph Spearow as secretary, with Mrs. Keith Spiker as treasurer. Members approved continuing the hot lunch program for a needy child and discussed a Valentine party to include husbands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Niemann
N. S. Club
John Schou
Schou
Ralph Spearow
Keith Spiker
Spearow
Walter Johnson
Lloyd Johnson
Marissa
Mari Sandoz
Nebraska
Sidney
Garden Club Votes Donation to March of Dimes
Members of the Helping Hand Garden Club voted to donate 5 to the March of Dimes at a Thursday meeting hosted by Mrs. Raymond Walker. Nine members attended with Miss Lula Kloepper presiding. entertainment led by Mrs. Robert Hiett featured Scrabble with prizes for Mrs. Floyd Fleming, Miss Kloepper, and Mrs. Marvin Fleming. Next meeting February 14 at Mrs. Floyd Fleming’s home with Mrs. Ralph Harlan teaching on soil conditioners and plant food.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helping Hand Garden Club
Raymond Walker
Lula Kloepper
Robert Hiett
Floyd Fleming
Kloepper
Marvin Fleming
Ralph Harlan
Mrs Osborn Hosts B D Club Luncheon
Mrs. Leo Osborn entertained ten B D Club members and a guest Mrs. Charles Couch of Portland Oregon at a 1 pm lunch in her home Friday. The afternoon was social with the next meeting set for February 8 at Mrs. Elizabeth Schnwanick's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Osborn
B.D. Club
Charles Couch
Portland
Ore
Elizabeth Schwasnick
Sub Deb Club Plans Bake Sale at Preble's Grocery
Members of the Sub Deb Club met Wednesday evening at Delores Woodward's home. Kay Cunningham presided and formed plans for a bake sale to be held Saturday at Preble's Grocery. The remainder of the evening was social with refreshments. The February 6 meeting will be at Carol Vogt's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delores Woodward
Kay Cunningham
Preble’s Grocery
Carol Vogt
Engaged Couple Planned For Lincoln Wedding
Potter residents Mr and Mrs Theodore Carlson announce the engagement of their daughter Burdeen to Donald Worley son of Mr and Mrs Harvey Worley of Alliance Nebraska. A February wedding is planned in Lincoln where both students study at the University of Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Carlson
Potter
Burdeen
Donald Worley
Harvey Worley
Alliance
Lincoln
University of Nebraska
Van Aelstyns Set Open House for Golden Anniversary
Mr and Mrs H Van Aelstyn plan an open house Sunday February 3 from 2 to 5 PM at St Patrick s Youth Center to celebrate 50 years of marriage. A high mass at St Patrick s Church Friday morning February 1 honors the couple. They were wed February 1 1907 in Fort Collins have eight children and 15 grandchildren with two great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Aelstyn's
H. van Aelstyn
St. Patrick's Youth Center
van Aelstyn
St. Patrick's Church
Ft. Collins
Sidney
van Aels
Anne Baker
Dorothy
D. W. Brooks
Redwood City
Calif
M. J. Patrick
Denver
Juanita
Cheyenne
Wilbur Twist
Ogden
Joseph Kennedy
Foxholm
N. C
Joffrey Dance Troupe Shines In Sidney Civic Concert
The Robert Joffrey Theatre dancers presented Kaleidoscope at the Sidney Civic Music Series final concert. Despite a toe hazard caused by stage resin, the seven dancer company delivered a flawless, expressive Ballet program praised for its humor, lighting, and modern interpretation. The near capacity audience lauded the performance as a notable success in Sidney’s cultural scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Oliverius
Sidney
Civic Music
Robert Joffrey
Joffrey
John Wilson
Connie
Bud Madsen
Jack Harpman
Card Club nights and honors noted in club reports
The F J M Club hosted at the Walker home with four pinochle tables. Honors went to Hiett and the Meiers with Kilelow as second. Supper Club hosts Fuller Nimtz with a buffet supper and two tables of cards. We Nine Bridge Club met at Miller with a dessert lunch and three honorists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.M.J
Vernon Walker
Robert Hiett
Daryl Meier
Art Kilelow
Floyd Fleming
Henry Kluttz
J. R. Miller
We Nine
Alvin Duis
M. R. Sigler
Miller
Raymond Maley
Red Writing Hood Typewriter Paper Featured by The Telegraph
The Telegraph highlights the popular Red Writing Hood brand in letter and legal size typewriter carbon paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Writing Hood
The
Telegraph
Club card gatherings feature hostesses and prize winners
A long FCC column lists multiple clubs meeting midweek at homes and clubs with hostesses including Mrs D B Phelps Mrs E Kahler Mrs H Folkeris Mrs J Schimka and others. Honors go to high second high and low along with door prizes and guest roles. An average maple yields 15 to 20 gallons sap for syrup.
Marriage Licenses for Sidney Residents Listing Two Couples
Eugene A Meier aged 24 and Mari lyn M Sunderman aged 23 both of Sidney obtain a marriage license. James L Brumfield 24 and Jeanette A Witters 20 both of Sidney. Larry Brand 19 and Corene D Ammerman 17 both of Lodgepole. Brownie Troop 142 met Thursday with 11 of 13 members present. New officers elected: Peggy Empson president Kathy Wells vice president Sandra Knackstedt treasurer and secretary Linda Ferguson reporter Beverly Ramm song leader. Linda Ferguson, reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene A Meier
Marilyn M. Sunderman
Sidney
James L. Brumfield
Jeanette A Witters
Larry Brand
Corene D. Ammerman
Lodgepole
Brownlie
Brownie
Speeding and intoxication fines listed for multiple defendants
County Court records show Clarence Turner of Venango, Henry Koch of Kimberly Idaho, James M. Swisher of Cleveland Ohio, Gerald Davenport of Omaha, Gerald Bolding of Las Animas Colo priced for speeding with fines ranging from 10 to 14 dollars plus costs and Monica Rodriguez cited for intoxication with a 25 dollar fine plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Turner
Venango
Henry Koch
Kimberly
Idaho
James M. Swisher
Cleveland
Ohio
Gerald Davenport
Omaha
Gerald Bolding
Las Animas
Colo
Monica Rodriguez
Treasure Island Links in Islands and Legal Sums
A fragment mentions Jack Sanders facing speeding fines of 15 dollars and court costs for a Potter encounter. Gerald Reinmuth Dalton receives 15 days in jail for intoxication, while Howard Reinmuth Darton is fined 10 dollars and costs for reckless driving. The coast of Cuba includes the Isle of Pines, famed for grapefruit and marble and as the setting of Robert Louis Stevenson’s Treasure Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Sanders
Potter
Gerald Reinmuth Dalton
Howard Reinmuth
Darton
Cuba
Isle of Pines
Treasure Island
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Lenzen
St. Pat's Altar Society
Kiwanis Club
N.S. Club
Garden Club
Mrs. Osborn
B. D. Club
Tyn
St. George
Union Pacific Railroad
Mr. and
Mrs. H. van Aelstyn
Duis
Final Civic Music
Supper Club
Clark Fuller
Albert Nimtz
C. A. Story
Nimtz
W. E. Cunningham
G.M
E. D. Worden
Town House
Worden
Thomas B. O'Connell
Bernice Kelly
Fred George
Robert A. Barlow
David Neubauer
C. D. McIver
Roger Epley
McIver
Art Atkins
Neubauer
Bill Case
Vernon Anderson
U Like Bridge Club
Jack Ramm
Wesley Felt
Nevin Janssen
Weert Frerichs
Duane DePue
Ramm
DePue
Merry Mix
D. E. Wimner
Ted Reisner
Henry Baeker
Merry Mix Club
Clyde Johnson
E. L. Hoover
Walter Cork
Contract Club
J. R. Taylor
Sidney Country Club
E. S. Sherrerd
Paul Martin
O. J. Weymouth
Hans Kokjer
W.W. P. Ackerman
A. D. Greenlee
E. L. Uptegrove
Guy V. Doran
Dexter
Bib
Tucker
Dept. N
Houston
Haven
Banks Tastee-Treet Drive-In
21St
Illinois
Msm Cuoumuul As
Pat Eae
SAVE
Erat
Nea
U. S
Canada
Chevrolet
Bel Air
Ford
Tudor
Kokier Motor CO
12Th & Jackson
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