Around The Town News Items From Sidney Area
Mr and Mrs Neil Hughes left for Nashville and Memphis for two weeks then board the U S Evangeline on Feb 14 for a Caribbean cruise. Doug Harlan plans to transfer to the University of Wyoming after a week with his parents. Wes Berry Jr departs for Lincoln to resume studies at University of Nebraska Dental School after visiting. Rae Jones and family visit from Omaha to see grandson Lance Barker with Barker at the University of Wyoming. Richard Powell family moving from Gering to Country Club Heights. Mrs J W Johnson hospitalized for influenza treatment. Josie Robirds to be released from Sterling hospital. Ralph Welch to speak at a four day State Farm seminar in Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neil Hughes
Nashville
Memphis
Tenn
U.S. Evangeline
Caribbean
Doug Harlan
McCook Junior College
Lloyd Harlan
University of Wyoming At
Laramie
Wes Berry Jr
Gincoln
University of Nebraska Dental School
Wes Berry
Rae Jones
Sidney
Omaha
Lance Barker
Bs Percents
Ross Barker
University of Wyoming
Richard Powell
Gering
Country Club Heights
J W Johnson
Memoral Hospital
Josie Robirds
Clarence Robirds
Sterling Hospital
Ralph Welch
State Farm Insurance
Lincoln
Dance Club Plans Public Open Dance Friday
Nine square dancers attended a Wednesday meeting of the Silver Belles and Beaux Square Dance Club in the V. W. Hall. Callers Virg Knackstedt and Ross Barker outlined an open dance Friday February 13 at City Auditorium with caller Jack Jackson of Columbus Ohio. Hosts were Mr and Mrs Keith Simpson and Mr and Mrs Clyde Cameron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Belles
Beaux Square
V. W. Hall
Virg Knackstedt
Ross Barker
City Auditorium
Jack Jackson
Columbus
Ohio
Keith Simpson
Clyde Cameron
Mrs Jaycees Plan Style Show And Tea
Mrs Jaycees held a meeting in the city auditorium basement with 13 members. They discussed attendance at the Winter Quarter for Jaycees and Mrs Jaycees in Grand Island on February 7 and 8, with plans for a style show and a tea in March. Sherri Bauman is slated to speak February 25. Hostesses were Mrs Joel Babcock and Mrs Roy Bobo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onjoy
Saddle Club Plans Polo Field And Teams
The Lodgepole Valley Saddle Club discussed organizing polo teams and ordered equipment for a polo field at its Wednesday meeting, with 12 members present. Reports covered the Denver Stock Show and an Arabian Horse Show held July 4, 1958, at Estes Park, with hosts listed for the evening and upcoming meeting dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodgepole Valley Saddle Club
J B Ruttner
Denver
Wes Jensen
John Treinen
Estes Park
Jerome Karnik
Ruttners
Dick Lindley
L. C. Holloway
Kiwanians View Film Plan Valentine Party
Sidney Kiwanis Club members met at Yendis Cafe to view a color sound film titled The Last Wheat Crop about Nebraska wheat production. Harold Tremain, former Cheyenne County Wheat Growers Association president, screened the movie while Amy Jones announced a ladies night for February 11 at 6:30 p.m. and invited wives of Kiwanis members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Kiwanis Club
Yendis Cafe
Nebraska
Harold Tremain
Cheyenne County Wheat Growers Association
Amy Jones
Kiwanis
Lindstrom
Cee Ethan
Tae
Marriage of LaNell Perryman and W Earl Barnes in Jacksonville
Announcement reports the marriage of Miss LaNell Perryman of Jacksonville Florida to W Earl Barnes son of Mr and Mrs E W Barnes of Sidney. The ceremony occurred January 17 at South Side Presbyterian Church Jacksonville by Rev James Jackson with immediate family present. A reception followed at the bride’s sister Mrs H Turley’s home. The couple took a brief wedding trip to Daytona Beach Florida before returning to Jacksonville where Mr Barnes serves with the U S Navy Air Force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaNell Perryman
Jacksonville
Fla
W. Earl Barnes
E. W. Barnes
Sidney
L. W. Perryman
Adel, Ga
South Side Presbyterian Church
James Jackson
H. Turley
Daytona Beach
Barnes
U. S. Navy Air Force
Jeannette Raddatz Wins Homemaker Title For S H S
Jeannette Marie Raddatz of Sidney High School won the 1959 Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow title after the highest score on a 50 minute homemaking exam taken by graduating senior girls. She earns a homemaking pin and enters state competition for a $1,500 scholarship and an educational trip to several cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Crocker
Sidney High School
Jeannette Marie Raddatz
Science Research Associates
General Mills
Washington, D.,c
Colonial Williamsburg
New York City
Minnepolis
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Rebekah Kensington Holds Wednesday Meeting at Odd Fellows Hall
Mrs. Bart Taylor presided at the Rebekah Kensington gathering in the basement of the Odd Fellows Hall. Twenty two members answered roll call. Mrs. Rex Olsen read Hope by Norman Vincent Peale. Lunch hostesses were Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. Leslie Sabin and Mrs. Alva Hart. Canasta honors went to Mrs. George Burr high, Mrs. Belle Mann second high, and Mrs. Ida Ahrens low.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bart Taylor
Rebekah Kensington
Odd Fellows Hall
Norman Vincent Peale
Rex Olsen
Taylor
Leslie Sabin
Alva Hart
George Burr
Belle Mann
Ida Ahrens
Exclusive Club Memberships Sold by Sidney Students
Sidney residents may be approached in the coming weeks by high school students selling memberships in an exclusive club. Each $1 ticket admits to a club that funds hosting a foreign student next year, aiding the American Field Service program and promoting world unity. Last year a French student and a German host experience are cited as prior examples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Sidney Senior High School
Goodwill Mel Everingham
Goodwill
Genevieve Abougit
LePuy
France
Sherm Bauman
Ed Bauman
Wheat Film Shown At Lions Club Luncheon
At the Lions Club luncheon in the Ft. Sidney Hotel Harold Tremain, past president of the Cheyenne County Wheat Growers Association, introduced the full color sound movie The Last Wheat Crop. Twenty five members attended as Ken Pittam presided. Plans to assist the James Mitchell twins fund were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lion’s Club
Harold Tremain
Cheyenne County Wheat Growers Association
Ken Pittam
Ft. Sidney
James Mitchell Twins
Mrs Austin Honored At Farewell Party
Mrs John Austin was guest of honor at a farewell party hosted by Marathonettes Bridge Club at Mrs William Walford home as the Austins prepare to move to Denver. Donnie and Jimmie Watford presented a corsage and jewelry shower was given. decorations were Valentine themed and card playing filled the evening. Marion Treinen won high, Burton Lowe low, and Joseph Dunbar received candy for a February birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Austin
Marathonettes Bridge Club
William Walford
Austins
Denver
Austin
Donnie
Jimmie Watford
Marion Treinen
Burton Lowe
Joseph Dunbar
Community events and benefits across Cheyenne County
A sequence of local notices lists March of Dimes fundraisers and dances at various venues including junior high, National Guard Armory, and Ft Sidney Hotel. Sponsored by Seventeen Club Beta Sigma Phi and others, proceeds go to scholarships and crippled children. Community groups host pancake feeds and a Firemen’s Ball, with music by local bands and modest admission fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
March of Dimes
National Guardee
P. E
Cheyenne County
Senior High
Beta
Sigma Phi City Council
Frank Mattoon
Dick, Dotts
Nebraska Crippled Children’s
Junior Oldtimers Club
National Guard Armory
Verne Rice
Sidney Merchants
City Auditorium
B.?.d. Does
Episcopal Parish Hall
Episcopal
the Armory
Millard Musil
Nelson Attends 20th Anniversary Of Am Loan Plan
Raoul Nelson, manager of the Sidney office of the American Loan Plan, attended the 50th anniversary meeting in Omaha. About 40 managers from Town and Nebraska joined the two day convention. The company originated in Iowa in 1909 as the Iowa Finance Co. A retirement plan for managers and all office employees was announced as a highlight. Nelson called the meeting one of the most successful for the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raoul Nelson
Sidney
American Loan Plan
Omaha
Nebraska
Iowa
Iowa Finance Co
Nelson
Seventeen Club Plans March Of Dimes Dance
Seventeen Club met at Virginia Berry home with 16 members present. Vicxi James chaired the session and the group voted to sponsor a March of Dimes dance after the Sidney Kimball basketball game on Saturday evening January 31 in the junior high auditorium. Tickets are 20 cents. Heart Sisters names were drawn and kept secret. Next meeting is the Valentine party at Patty Thompson home on February 11. A hair demonstration by Mrs. Florence Berry featured the program. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior High
Sidney Kimball
Seventeen Club
Steee Fellowship League
Virginia Berry
Vicxi James
Sidney-Kimball
Patty Thompson
Florence Berry
Sidneys and Potters Admits and Dismissals Reported
A list from Sidney, Potter and Dalton details admissions and dismissals. Names include Mrs Melvin Horn, Weld on Zimmerman, Faith Coen, Mrs Virgil Wells, Judith Ann Wilcox, Charlie Grage, Loretta Gennig, Mrs J W Johnson, Mack Peen, Gurley, Joe Deaver Sund, Mike Kilgore and others. Dismissals name Mrs Harvey Marsh, Mrs Felix Koenig and son, Mrs William Kalousana and son, Darlene Schlesselman, William Benkiewicz and Petronilo S Dunquez.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Melvin Horn
Weldon Zimmerman
Faith Coen
Virgil Wells
Judith Ann Wilcox
Charlie Grage
Loretta Gennig
J. W. Johnson
Hugh Fees
Mack Peen
Gurley
Joe Deaver Sund
Mike Kilgore
Harvey Marsh
Felix Koenig and Son
William Kalousana
Darlene Schlesselman
William Benkiewicz
Petronilo S Dunquez
Robert Hail
W O Anderson Chappell
Gary Bruns
Sam Gurley
Joe Deaver
Potter
Leon Larson
Anton Benish
Dalton
Floyd Lippstrew
Births in Chappell and Beatrice Families
Robert Lynn Bruns, a son of Mr and Mrs Garv L Bruns of Chappell, was born at Memorial Hospital on Saturday January 24 weighing eight pounds seven ounces. Patti Sue Aden, a daughter of Mr and Mrs LeRoy Aden, was born at Memorial Hospital on Wednesday January 28 weighing eight pounds one ounce. Grandparents listed for both families include Ir and Mrs Lowell Knerr. Mr and Mrs Car Bruns of Chappell. Mr and Mrs John J Aden. Mrs Lena Hawkins of Beatrice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Lynn Bruns
Garv L Bruns
Chappell
Robert Lynn
Memorial Hospital
Carol Jean
Alan Lee
Lowell Knerr
Car Bruns
Patti Sue Aden
Patti Sue
LeRoy Aden
Terry Lee
Sandra Kay
John J. Aden
Lena Hawkins
Beatrice
Fran Frerichs Birth Announcement in Sidney
Shelly Fran Frerichs daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred A Frerichs was born at 3 03 am on Wednesday Jan 28 in Memorial Hospital weighing eight pounds two ounces Sisters Cheryl Lynn eight and Rhonda Jean five Grandparents Bertie Frerichs and Joe Green both of Sidney
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelly Fran Frerichs
Shelly Fran
Fred A. Frerichs
Memorial Hospital
Cheryl Lynn
Rhonda Jean
Bertie Frerichs
Joe, Green
Sidney
Deo Daddiers 4 H Club Elects Officers at Start
The Deo Daddiers 4 H Club held its first organizational meeting January 24 at Virginia Kettler’s home. Officers elected include President Kathy Fleming, Vice President Marla Walker, Secretary Marlaine Walker, News Reporter Janice Treinen, Treasurer Virginia Kettler, Social Director Barbara Kurz. Leader is Mrs Carl Kurz with assistant Mrs Marvin Kettler. Two junior leaders are Linda Fleming and Paulette Klug. Dues are 5 cents. Project chosen is skirt and blouse. Members sang and were served lunch by Mrs Marvin Kettler. Next meeting scheduled February 7 at Virginia Kettler’s home. Janice Treinen, reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Kettler
Kathy Fleming
Marla Walker
Marlaine Walker
Janice Treinen
Barbara Kurz
Carl Kurz
Marvin Kettler
Linda Fleming
Paulette Klug
Cub Scout Pack 90 Awards Night at First Methodist
Cub Scout Pack 90 met Wednesday in the First Methodist Church social hall with opening flag ceremony led by Donn Hume Eddie Trickler Thomas Mitchell Mike Willis and David Berges. Awards by Joe Bailey included several bear and lion badges gold arrows denner and pins while Den 3 presented Stop the Presses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cub Scout Pack 90
First Methodist Church
Donn Hume
Eddie Trickler
Thomas Mitchell
Mike Willis
David Berges
Joe Bailey
Welf Baize
Robert Sawick
Daryl Johnson
Ellis Vaughn
Bob Hassel
Stevan Adams
Bill McDaniel
Billy Gipfert
Virgil Knackstedt
Bruce Leypoldt
Tom Landmesser
Lion
Micky Robinson
David Felt
Eddie Christensen
Rodney Anderson
Mitchell
Denner
Jerry Kruse
Eeddie Trickler
Tom Mitchell
Leo Landmesser
Bruce Cook
Den
Extension Club and Bakers Dozen Elect New Officers
Extension Club met for a 1 oclock luncheon on Tuesday January 27 with 12 members present. Mrs Arnold Westerhoff presided and they planned lessons for the year and distributed yearbooks. It was voted to give 1 to the Pennies for Friendship Fund. The lesson Shoes That Fit was given by Mrs H W Statler and Mrs Robards. Bakers Dozen elected new officers: Howard Matheny president Leslie Sabin vice president A F Bonesteel secretary treasurer Neal Craig news reporter Jack Wright music reading and citizenship chairman Robert Andrew courtesy and Mrs Lauters scrapbook. New members Ray Alberding and Walter Herboldsheimer were welcomed. The next meeting will be February 24 at Mrs Bonesteels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goal Gainers
Goal Gainers Extension Club
Roy Gish
Arnold Westerhoff
H W. Statler
Robards
Gish
Statler
Bakers
Baker’s Dozen
Robert Lauters
Howard Matheny
Leslie Sabin
A. F. Bonesteel
Neal Craig
Jack Wright
Robert Andrew
Couresy
Lauters
Usson
Craig
Ray Alberding
Walter Herboldsheimer
Bonesteel
Women’s Athletic Program Set Monday Session
All adult women are urged to attend the second session Monday night at 8 o clock in the senior high auditorium. Sponsored by the Community Improvement Association the program is supervised by Miss Elizabeth Schaffer physical education instructor. Volleyball exercises and other organized sports will be on the agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Improvement Association
Elizabeth Schaffer
Gurley Do Better 4 H Club organizational meeting
The Gurley Do Better 4 H Club met Monday night January 26 at the home of Ronald and Galen Kriesel with twelve members present. New members Kim Ahlschwede and Danny McNurlin joined. Officers were elected: Ronnie Draper president Ned Rowan vice president Robert Rowan secretary Ronald Kriesel treasurer Galen Kriesel news reporter Roger Sorge leader Arnold Draper assistant leader Fred Kriesel declined nomination. Next meeting set for February 16 at Stuart Sorge’s home. Galen Kriesel reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald
Galen Kriesel
Kim Ahlschwede
Danny McNurlin
Dalton
Ronnie Draper
Ned Rowan
Robert Rowan
Ronald Kriesel
Roger Sorge
Arnold Draper
Fred Kriesel
Ted Baker Is Wed In Jan 22 Rites
Leslie Ann Cieply of Washington wed Ted Baker of Sidney in a quiet Jan 22 ceremony at 6 30 p m at Anacostia Methodist Church officiated by Rev William Lyons. Attendants Seth Moore Peggy Beaver and Ron Kerr. They reside at 1402 T St SE Apt 5 Washington DC. Mrs Baker studies at DC General Hospital while her husband attends the US Navy School of Music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Ann Cieply
Washington, D. C
Ted Baker
Sidney
B Cieply
Pittsburgh
Blanche Baker
William Lyons
Anacostia Methodist Church
Seth Moore
Cody, Wye
Peggy Beaver
Ron Kerr
Washington
T St SE
Apt 5
Baker
District of Columbia General Hospital
US Navy School of Music
Baking Milling Contest Results Being Announced
The 1958 Nebraska Milling and Baking Contest results are released by the Nebraska Grain Improvement Association. First place: Fred Schmidt and son of Red Willow County. second: Chester Johnson and son of Furnas County. Cheyenne County winners include Dennis Miller and Byrle R. Hopkins tied for ninth and tenth, plus Howard Reimers, Lee Shoemaker, Don Ray Cruise, and Edwin Harrison in later places. Awards were given January 26 in Lincoln. The event promotes milling and baking qualities of wheat, with the Bison variety placing first again and earning several top awards. Association president Bruce Hagemeister heads the group with Cheyenne County directors Charles N Deaver, Jack H. Lowe, and C H. Kreader, and J C Swinbank as consultant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska Grain Improvement Association
Fred Schmidt
Red Willow County
Chester Johnson
Furnas County
Dennis Miller
Cheyenne County
Byrle R. Hopkins
Banner County
Howard Reimers
Lee Shoemaker
Don Ray Cruise
Edwin Harrison
Lincoln
Cheyenne
Nebred
Pawnee
Bruce Hagemeister
Charles N Deaver
Jack H. Lowe
Sidney
C H. Kreader
Dalton
J. C Swinbank
Civil Service Posts In Engineering Open
The Civil Service Commission announces openings for Engineer applicants grades 5 through 15 across Federal agencies in Iowa Kansas Minnesota Missouri Nebraska North Dakota and South Dakota. Vacancies exist in many branches of engineering. New grads and experienced engineers are sought with starting pay for qualified new graduates at 5430 dollars per year and experienced engineers up to 14000 dollars. Contact Mr Couch civil service representative at your local post office or the Director Ninth U S Civil Service Region New Federal Building St. Louis Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Civil Service Commission
Iowa
Kansas
Minnesota
Missouri
Nebraska
North Dakota
South Dakota
Couch
Civil Service
Ninth U. S. Civil Service Region
New Federal Building
St. Louis 1
Antelope Divide 4-H Club Reorganizes at Nelson Home
The Antelope Divide 4-H Club met at Terry Nelson's home with six members present to reorganize. Officers elected include Kent Olsen as president Rae Nelson as vice president Dennis Madden as secretary and Terry Nelson as news reporter. Projects for the year are Electricity and Crops. The next meeting will be at Kent Olsen's home on February 20 with Terry Nelson reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry Nelson
Ivan Liljegren
Kent Olsen
Rae Nelson
Dennis Madden
Chaplain Begins Temporary Duty at Sioux Ordnance Depot
Lt. Col. Lewis P. Bowling, Army Reserve chaplain, reports to Sioux Ordnance Depot for 15 days of active duty training. He serves with the 5200th Logistical Division and conducts religious services, counsels youth groups, and supports veterans affairs. Bowling, a Hot Springs minister, has 42 months of full-time service and served in World War II with three units. he is married with two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis P. Bowling
Army Chaplains Corps
Sioux Ordnance Depot
5200Th
Hot Springs
S. D
Army Reserve
Col. Bowling
United Churches
Presbyterian
Veterans Administration Center
83Rd Infantry
365Th Station Hospital
Europe
Sth Armored
Lewis
Jimmy
Frontier Names New Legal Head
DENVER Scott C Whitney is named Frontier Airlines new vice president by president Lewis B Maytag Jr He will handle Frontier’s legal matters including regulatory proceedings and oversee economic research route development and public affairs He becomes the fourth vice president heading major departments Also named were Harvey P Barnard Jr vp maintenance and operations L Preston Blatter vp treasurer and John D Lindsay vp traffic and sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Scott C Whitney
Frontier Airlines
Lewis B Maytag
Jr Whitney
Handl Rn
Frontier
Whitney
Maytag
Harvey P. Barnard, Jr
L. Preston Blatter
John D. Lindsay
Alliance Rites For Sidneyites' Brother
Funeral services were held in Alliance for Stephen F Deaver 67 who farmed near Sidney before moving to Alliance in 1924. He founded Deaver Grain and Oil Co at Berea. Survivors include George Deaver Charles Deaver and Mrs Ellen Cortney all of Sidney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alliance
Stephen F Deaver
Sidney
Deaver Grain and Oil Co
Berea
George
Charles Deaver
Ellen Cortney
Recount To Unicam Floor By One Vote
Lincoln area recount clears 7-6 in committee on committees to retally governor elect Ralph Brooks over Victor Anderson. The measure moves to the Unicameral for a possible floor vote amid 436000 ballots stored in the statehouse basement awaiting retally decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Committee On Committees
Ralph G. Brooks
Victor E. Anderson
Brooks
Statehouse
Marriage Licenses Issued for Bond and Meyer
The county judge's office issues a marriage license to Eugene R. Bond aged 20 and Clara K. Meyer aged 19, both residents of Lodgepole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene R. Bond
Clara K. Meyer
Lodgepole
Florence Craig's Texas return and local social notes
Mrs Florence Craig returned Tuesday from Abilene Texas after visiting her son and wife Mr and Mrs Byron Craig Others host and attend gatherings include Mr and Mrs Don Miles and Rosann of Chappell Dorothy Williams and the Zimola home Doug Caldwell and family from Cheyenne Earl Cruise and family entertained Luno and Dalton grade school basketball at Dix Don Hunt released from Sidney Hospital visits Lincoln and Denver Stock Show trips by several locals Community extends sympathy to Emilie Potlock family at Holy Trinity Lutheran Church in Sidney
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Craig
Abilene
Texas
Byron Craig
Don Miles
Rosann
Chappell
Dorothy Williams
Joe Zimola
Earl Cruise
Doug Caldwell
Twigg
Elaine
Cheyenne
Caldwell
A. Caldwell
Doug
I A. Caldwell
Ben Vacik
Oxford
Russell Kimble
Macolm Yeager
Lodgepole
Dix
Luno
Dalton
Charles Seda
John de Mers Sr
Denver
Loveland
Jim Sullivan
de Mers
Johnny de Mers
Bus Gade
Clinton Gade
Don Hunt
Sidney Hospital
Hunt
Rose
North Platte
H. H. Misegadis
Grant
Fred Lehmkchul
Cecil Hunt
Firth Booth Room
John de Mers
Emilie Potlock
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
Sidney
Monda
Traffic Mishaps Take Downturn
Police data show a sharp downturn in reported accidents over the last two days despite snowpacked streets. One minor crash occurred Thursday at about 5:30 p.m. involving Mrs. J. L. Tweell and John J. Spaeth, with no injuries or damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
J. L. Tweell
13Th and
Linden
John J. Spaeth
Towell Auto
Chappell Road Plea Gets Cold Reception
Chappell Mayor Ramey Whitney led a delegation seeking state responsibility for a 24 mile gravel road from Chappell to Oshkosh. The Highway Advisory Commission rejected extending the state system to gravel roads, citing policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chappell
Oshkosh
Ramey Whitney
Highway Advisory Commission
J R McBride
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dance Club
Saddle Club
Ules
Mr. and
Mrs. W. Earl Barnes
Jeannette Raddatz
S.H.S
Thompson
Rebekah
Kensington
Lions Club
Mrs. Austin
Seventeen Club Plans
March of Dimes Dance
Deo-Daddiers
Club
Den 3
Dallas Richards
Lloyd Biederman
Rusty Landmesser
Brian Hiett
Dick Sawycki
Tommy Landmesser
Ricky Beese
Ronnie Richards
Larry Biederman
Monty Kastner
Dale Kruse
James Willis
Max Helm
Den 6
NEW Presbyterian Home
Nebraska Presbyterian Synod
Synod
Welfare Foundation
America
Sioux Depot
New Legal Head
Sidneyites
William Moulton
Sund News
Chappell Road Plea
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