Hastings students return as others travel o
Around the Town notes Carl Nelson Jr. returns to Hastings College from break, Rita Johnson and other students visit home from University of Wyoming and University of Colorado, while local residents travel for family matters. Minor obituaries mention Mrs Minn Loose of Wadena, aged 72, sister of Herbert Kessellring of Sidney, with funeral services noted. Sheriff Schulz reports return from Washington, D C, and a family move plans in Longmont Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Nelson Jr
Hastings College
Carl L. Nelson
Minn. Loose
Wadena
Minn
Herbert Kesselring
Sidney
Loose
University of Wyoming
Laramie
Walter Johnson
Rita Johnson
University of Colorado
Rodney Vaughn
Vicki Mills
Boulder
J. W. Vaughn
Ellis
W. W. Schulz
Washington, D. C
G. R. Levy
Dunedin
Fla
Frank Frauendorfer
Adam Pelloni
Denver
Jim Linnenkamp
Longmont
Colo
Linnenkamp
Stapleton Air Field
Poetry Contest Discussed At C D A Meet
Catholic Daughters of America Court Mother Seton held a Tuesday meeting presided by Mrs. Thomas Lenzen grand regent. Reports covered the Night In Vegas party February 8 at the Youth Center and health checkup plans for St Patrick Academy students. A review of the Great Books program and the annual poetry contest for St Patrick students was discussed. Next meeting set for 8 p.m. February 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Daughters of American
St. Fatrick
Duane Kahl
Rosalie Karnik
Ron Tighe
Association Will Meet in Kimball Nebraska
The Nebraska Association for Christian Action will hold its Board of Directors meeting in Kimball on Tuesday February 4 with sessions at 9 30 a m and 1 30 p m Reverend Abe Neufeld of Sidney is association president and Reverend Dan Allen of Kimball First Baptist Church is host and first vice president The annual meeting is tentatively planned for May 4 5 at Parkview Baptist Church Lexington Nebraska
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimball
The
Nebraska Association For Christian Action
Abe Neufeld
First Baptist Church
Sidney
Association
Dan Allen
Parkview Baptist Church
Lexington
Neb
Girl Scout Junior Troop 184 Reports Health Badge Progress
Terry Martin reports that over the past two months Junior Troop 184 earned their health aid badge. The group held a December Christmas party and celebrated a Girl Scout ceremony in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry Martin
Darrel Schilz Named Teacher At Alliance High School
Darrel E. Schilz accepts a post as instructor in bookkeeping and typing at Alliance High School Nebraska. He completed requirements for secondary teaching and will graduate from Chadron State College in May with a Bachelor of Science in education. He recently finished cadet teaching at Sidney High School under supervision of Vergal Winn Judy LeBar and Ancel Lewis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darrel E. Schilz
Alliance High School
Alliance
Neb
Schilz
Chadron State College
Sidney High School
Vergal Winn
Judy LeBar
Ancel Lewis
Nursing Home Push Grows for WWI Veterans Care
The American Legion Auxiliary urges enlarged nursing home facilities for World War I veterans. A 2,000 bed plan was begun by President Kennedy and a bill would authorize 2,000 more VA beds, allow limited private care, boost state funding, raise per diem to 3.50, and extend home occupancy care to keep patients at home longer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
May Heath
Francis DeBrunner
Lodgepole
American Legion
Congress
House of Representatives
Senate
Heath
Kennedy
Veterans Administration
American Legion and Auxiliary
Veterans Home
PTA Scholarship Awarded to LaNita Studnicka at Chadron State
A semester tuition scholarship was awarded to LaNita Studnicka of Sidney by the Nebraska Congress of Parents and Teachers. A sophomore at Chadron State College, she is among eight PTA scholarship recipients. Studnicka, an English major, is active in W. A. A LEA and serves as secretary of the Lutheran Student Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaNita Studnicka
Sidney
Nebraska Congress of Parents and Teachers
Miss Studnicka
Lumir Studnicka
Chadron State College
PTA
Ghadron State
Belieu Couple to Celebrate 40th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Forrest Belieu will mark 40 years of marriage on February 2 1923 in Julesburg Colorado. They will host an Open House from 2 to 4 PM at Light Memorial Presbyterian Church social hall Sidney Nebraska. Their three children Stanley Wendell and Mrs Carlson and six grandchildren will attend with families. The couple run the 7 Up Bottling Co and are active in church and community affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest Belieu
Light Memorial Presbyterian Church
Stanley
Sidney
Wendell
Omaha
Jack
Elores) Carlson
North Platte
Belieu
Julesburg
Colo
Miss Kesselring Weds in January 25 ceremony at St Patrick Church
Miss Carlota Kesselring, daughter of Mr and Mrs Herbert Kesselring, married Robert C Dishman son of Mr and Mrs Clyde A Dishman in a 10:30 am double ring rite at St Patrick Catholic Church. Rev Michael Murphy officiated before 100 guests. Bridesmaids wore red crepe. ushers included Michael Holtz and Allen Johnson. The couple resides in Sidney and plan a Denver Cheyenne honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlota Kesselring
Herbert Kesselring
Robert C. Dishman
Clyde A. Dishman
Michael Murphy
St. Patrick Catholic Church
Kathy Krieger
Carolyn Kesselring
Dishman
Gene Gordon
Egbert
Wyo
Lee Fresquez
Cheyenne
Peggy Miller
Judy Ickler
Sandy Hickman
Rex Heaster
Denver
Parkway Trailer Court
Route 1
Sidney
Sidney High School
Fox Theater
St. Patrick Academy
Pelster’s Standard Service
Ethna Hutchison
Earl le LaChure
Scottsbluff
Calvin
Inter-City Elks Meet Highlighting February Activities
Sidney Elk Lodge 1894 opens a two day inter city event February 22 and 23 with registration 4 to 7 p.m. in the club lounge. Activities include a 5 to 7 p.m. hospitality hour, Kings Men dancing at 9 p.m., Sunday breakfast for wives and Elks, Chadron Lodge initiation at 10:30 a.m., and a smorgasbord from 12:30 to 3:30 p.m. in the dining room. Bingo runs February 1 8 16 and 29 at 8:30 p.m. plus multiple smorgasbords, lodge meetings, and social events throughout February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney’s Elks Lodge
Elks and Does
Kings
Elks
Chadron Elks Lodge
Does
Elks Lodge
Moneday
Cedar Lanes
Ladine Completes Ford Marketing Institute Merchandising Course
Ladine at Joe A Gibson Inc Sidney finished a three day parts merchandising course at the Ford Marketing Institute in Dallas Texas. The program offers various dealer and personnel courses taught by Ford instructors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred E. Ladine
Joe A. Gibson, Inc
Sidney
Ford Marketing Institute
Dallas
Tex
Ford Motor Company
Auxiliary Urges Bills Action At Legion Meeting
The American Legion Auxiliary met Tuesday night in the Legion club rooms with Mrs. John Elwell Sr. presiding. Mrs. Frank Longan urged letters to Rep. David Martin for a No vote on S-622 and to Senators Hruska and Curtis for a Yes on HR-8009. The group noted $63.50 for school lunches, $12.50 to the Little Red Schoolhouse nurses fund, and $5 to the Leonard Wood Memorial Fund. The 1964 Girls State committee, led by Mrs. Rex Olsen, Mrs. Clark Grieve and Mrs. Wayne Ayres, will begin work on the project. A 6:30 p.m. covered-dish dinner will precede the next meeting on Tuesday, Feb. 25, with Mrs. Paul Randall, Mrs. Edna Dedrick, Mrs. Carl Hutchison and Mrs. Elwell in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Club
John Elwell Sr
Frank Longan
David Martin
Roman Hruska
Carl Curtis
Auxiliary
Little Red Schoolhouse
Leonard Wood Memorial Fund
Rex Olsen
Clark Grieve
Wayne Ayres
Girls State Committee
Paul Randall
Edna Dedrick
Carl Hutchison
Elwell
Youth To Lead Sunday Worship For Methodists
First Methodist Church observes Youth Sunday with seven youths delivering sermons at 8:30 and 11 a.m. services. Participants include Jim Bonesteel David Cox Roland Schubert Susan Allison Roger Luehrs Arlys Boese Walt Griffiths and others. Jr and senior choirs perform under directors Ron Reidler and George Hinn. Ushers include Gene Bonesteel Mike Bragg Dan McKay James Loaris Dennis Speer Gary Talich and Frank Utermohlen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Jim Bonesteel
David Cox
Roland Schubert
Susan Allison
Roger Luehrs
Arlys Boese
Walt Griffiths
David King
Priscilla Cox
Janis Choate
Ellen Olsen
Marilyn Atkins
Ric Boese
Bonnie Stayton
Bob Yarnell
Jess King
First Methodist
TV Series To Present Course By Dr Staack
NBC TV series returns Sunday February 2 with Dr Hagen Staack presenting Living Personalities of the Old Testament. The 12 week course airs on Channel 5 at 11 30 a m. Moses the Learner is this Sunday topic. Staack drew 50000 letters after last spring’s first lecture course on the Old Testament. Frontiers of Faith titles the series with a companion book published by Harper & Row for 150 to accompany the show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nbc-Tv
Hagen Staack
Sidney Community TV Co
Channel 5
Moses
Staack
Network Televisions
Dr. Staack
Harper & Row
Sub Debs At Senior Breakfast
Senior members of the 17 Club were honored at a surprise breakfast Tuesday morning at Diane Tobin’s home. About 40 girls, three sponsors, and guests from other 17 members attended. Hostess Mrs. Gordon Tobin served orange juice cinnamon rolls cocoa and coffee. Sue Allison president of 17% extended a welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diane Tobin
Gordon Tobin
Sue Allison
Homemaker of Tomorrow titles awarded to two Nebraska students
Norma Brunkhardt of Lorenzo High School and Pamela Lessig of Gurley High School were named 1964 Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow finalists. Brunkhardt earned the highest score on a Dec 3 1963 written exam at Lorenzo and will enter state competition. Lessig topped her school’s written exam and will also compete for Nebraska honors. Both received a Homemaker of Tomorrow pin and congratulatory letters from General Mills and are noted for active school involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma Brunkhardt
Lorenzo High School
Betty Crocker
Lorenzo
General Mills, Inc
Victor B. Brunkhardt
Lorenzo High
Merino
Colo
Miss Brunkhardt
West Nebraska General School of Nursing
Scottsbluff
Pamela Lessig
Gurley High School
Harold Lessig
Lessig
Nebraska
Miss Lessig
Community club and church meetings weekend schedule
A local events listing outlines Saturday February 1 dances at Prairie Schooners and Sunday February 2 church groups at Holy Trinity Lutheran St Pauls Fellowship Hall and other venues. Weeknight gatherings include Rotary Kiwanis PEO Clover Leaf Drovers DeMolay Odd Fellows and more through Feb 6 with multiple meetings at 4-H building Masonic Temple Fort Sidney Hotel and churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther League
Holy Trinity Lutheran
Fellowship Hall
St. Paul’s Fellowship League
Holy Trinity Luthern
Rotary Club
Fort Sidney
Kiwanis Club
Sidney Country Club
E.O
Clover Leaf Drovers
Fairgrounds
Masonic Temple
Odd Fellows
Jaycees
Jaycee Legion Club
United Lutheran Church Women
Frank Welch Masonic Lodge
J. J. Sewing Club
Beta Sigma Phi
Lions Club
Rebekah Lodge No
Job
Bethel
Kamikawa
Myra Masters
Central School
Women’s Association
Light Memorial Presbyterian Church
St. Martha’s Guild
Christ Episcopal Parish
Thimble Club
Cheyenne
IOOF
Coconut promo sent to editors by Florida agency
The Florida Development Commission mails coconuts to travel and sports editors as a promotional gimmick. Each coconut carries a label stating the coconut may be opened for postal inspection if the postmaster is thirsty or hungry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami Beach
Fla
Florida Development Commission
United States
Nienhuesers Mark 55 Years of Marriage in Sidney
Mr and Mrs William Nienhueser celebrated their 55th wedding anniversary with a 1 pm family dinner at Dude's dining room in Sidney. About 50 attended including eight children 27 grandchildren and relatives from Hastings Potter Kenesaw and nearby. The couple married January 26 1909 in Hastings and have lived in the area since 1934. Mr Nienhueser is a retired farmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Nienhueser
Dude’s
Cliff
Ray
Vearn
Art
Ervin Fischer
Henry Koester
Sidney
Rudy Schubarth
Potter
William Tegtmeier
Kenesaw, Neb
Dale Fischer
Kearney
Neb
David Harcourt
Los Angeles
Calif
Nienhueser
Alvin Nienhueser
Hastings
Wilfred Plumback
Cliff Nienhueser
Extension Clubs Host January Meeting Memoranda
Extension Clubs report January gatherings with Mrs. Carol Robinson hosting seven members and two guests from Mitchell. Merle Spearow presided. plans set for Feb 25 covered dish dinner at Mrs. Leo Thomas with self-provided service. Lessons titled Hand Launder by Machine and Hand Launcher by Machine are noted with various members assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victory
Carol Robinson
Gladys Frey
Helen Summerville
Mitchell
Merle Spearow
Leo Thomas
T. G. Smith
Katie Helzer
New Sidney Youth Council names Barbara McIntosh chair
Barbara McIntosh, senior at St Patrick Academy, named chairman of the Sidney Youth Council succeeding Jim Knicely who left as a Rotary exchange student for New Zealand. She heads about 30 youths assisting Nebraska Council For Youth to promote state economic and educational betterment. McIntosh has held Pep Club and Glee Club roles, edited the school paper, was Sub Deb vice president, and was 1963 Girls Stater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Youth Council
Barbara McIntosh
St. Patrick Academy
Cencil
Jim Knicely
Rotary
New Zealand
Miss McIntosh
Nebraska Council For Youth
Nebraska
McIntosh
St. Patrick
Night In Vegas dinner for KC and CDA members
The annual Night In Vegas smorgasbord dinner for Knights of Columbus and Catholic Daughters members and their guests will be held Saturday February 8 at 6 30 p.m. in the Youth Center. Activities chair Bill Smith and Mrs James Cantrell Court Mother Seton lead the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vegas
Knights of Columbus
Catholic Daughters of America
Bill Smith
James Cantrell
Catholic Daughters
Mother Seton
Cub Scout Den 3 Pack 82 meets at Mrs Moore’s home
Den 3 of Pack 82 met January 27 at Mrs Moore’s home and opened with the Cub Scout Promise. They read January Pack meeting reports and discussed Boy Scout week. Kim Peters brought treats. Living Circle closed with Kim Peters, reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Den
Mrs. Moore
Kim Peters
Living Circle
Regents Winner at Nebraska University Named
Stuart Morgan wins a Regents one year scholarship at the University of Nebraska. First alternate is Sidney Draper and second alternate is Mary Ann Kurth. Morgan, a Gurley High School senior, leads his class academically and active in student council photography, football basketball and track. He is prominent in DeMolay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Nebraska
Stuart Morgan
Kenneth Morgan
Gurley
Sidney Draper
Harold Draper
Mary Ann Kurth
Melvin Kurth
Morgan
Gurley High School
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Kate Brachtenbach
C. D. A. Meet
Girl Scout News
Mrs
Duis
Miss Kesselring
Prairie Schooners Square
W. Nienhuesers
Floyd Miller
Harold Kettler
Miller
Bakers Dozen
Gene Orton
Arnold Larson
Delbert Lessman
George Seelmeyer
Orton
Donald Happold
Barbara
Cub Scout News
Regents
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