Memorial Home MEMOS June 26 to July 2 visitors list
Daily notes from Memorial Home list dozens of guests visiting residents June 26 to July 2. Names include Rev Lester Boehm Rev Darrell Davis Rev Richard Brown and many family visitors from Sunol Crook Dalton Potter and Gurley with hours of calls and coffee hours. Residents Mary Dunn Agnes Zalesky Kate Bayliff and others are repeatedly visited as staff thanks donors and shares project materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Boehm
Fred Kilgore
Sunol
Agnes Zalesky
Irma Darnstaedt
Martha Aurich
Howard Hecht
Mabel Mintken
Darrell Davis
Light Memorial Presbyterian Church
Elizabeth Thomas
Mabel Doran
Arthur Larson
Richard Brown
Presbyterian Church
Dalton
Helen Tucker
Keith Sprenger
Alfred Sprenger
Mabel Sprenger
Freida
Bernice Narjes
Lee Levisend
Grace Kerns
Anna Kuehler
Peetz
Mamie Beyer
Elva Ackerson
Mary Dunn
Otto Anderson
Opal Brauer Charles Bobo
Merle
Barbee Harmon
Rex
Ray
Florence Nelson
Gaylord Chapman
Dennis Kilgore
Arthur Juedes
Gus Juedes
Ivan Walker
Jennie Hammond
Lloyd Shaw
Michael Ramsey
Ruth Ann Shaw
John Shaw
Dix
Frank Clinton
Virginia Hiett
Carl Schmidt
Alfred Borcher
Florien Evenson
Kate Bayliff
Bud Gaston
Wendell
Potter
Cora Gaston
Julia Luben
William
John
Opal Brauer
Jack Banks
Betty Shields
Harla
Pauline Banks
Fred Studnicka
G HH Boehnke
Downey
Calif
Mary, Dunn
Sterling
Marvin Juedes
Ernest Graham
Clarence Beyer
Alfred Johnson
Joe Kubes
Stanley
Bernard Beyer
C P. Herboldsheimer
Joe Rubes
Louise Draper
Rosa Highland
Phelps
Draper
Art
Vern D Thomas
Seattle
Wash
Charles Herboldsheimer
Philip Nelson
Lipska
Twila Erickson
Don Dean
Frieda Narjes
Emma Narjes
John Adams
Mary of
Minnie Adams
William Wolcott of
Gurley
Blanche Strese
Elks Calendar Promises July Lounge and Dances
The Elks announce a July schedule with a lounge party on Saturday July 11 and Saturday July 18 featuring steaks from 6 to 10 p.m. A dance with the Elegants is planned Saturday July 18, with meals again served 6 to 10 p.m. Meetings and events run Monday July 20 and Monday July 27 at 8 p.m.
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The
Elegants
Elks Lodge
Does
On Tap July Calendar for Senior Citizens Center
Monthly schedule lists daily activities from July 1 to July 31 with games such as pool horseshoes pinochle and pitch and events including watermelon feed trade fair and birthday party. Center hours: Monday to Saturday 10 am to 5 pm except holidays.
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Legion Park
God and Community Award Recipients Named At Peetz Church
Susan Easterly of Lorenzo and Barb Walker of Lorenzo received the God and Community Girl Scout Award at Peetz United Methodist Church in June. Easterly, a First Class Scout, earned the cross emblemed badge on June 1. She completed 90 hours of church service including sewing for church women, making chrismans, choir singing, and yard work. Dignitaries included Mrs Jack A Peters and Mrs Claude Maag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peetz United Methodist Church
Susan Easterly
Jack Easterly
Lorenzo
Barb Walker
Raymond Walker
Lorenzo Miss Easterly
W. J. Lamm
Jack A Peters
Cadette
Claude Maag
WSCS
Susan
Peetz Troop 2
Sophmore
Robert Gillham
Jack Peter
Painting Class To Be Organized At Sidney High School
An adult education oil and watercolor painting course will be organized at a meeting next Tuesday at 7 30 in the art room at Sidney High School. Instructor will be Mrs Jan Pippitt. Enrollment fee is 11 dollars. All interested are urged to participate.
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Sidney High School
Jan Pippitt
4-H Farmers Daughters and Sunflower Gals Meeting Notes
The Farmers Daughters 4-H Club met June 30 at the 4-H Building with President Sharon Egging presiding. State awards were discussed and members chose demonstrations or judging kits for the next meeting. a sewing terms quiz and sleeve setting demo were given by Mrs. Kahl. The Sunflower Gals gathered June 13 in Sidney for practice judging with groups solving problems and sharing reasons. June 29 at Julie McRoberts home covered clothing, home living projects, song contest plans, and demonstrations by Mary Kay Ernest, Julie McRoberts, and others. The next meetings are set for July 6 at the 4-H Building and July 6 at Mary Kay Ernest’s home. cupcakes, reporter Susanne Heizer.
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Farmer's Daughters
Farmers Daughters
Sharon Egging
Kahl
Sunflower Gals
Sidney
Julie McRoberts
Mary Kay Ernest
Susanne Heizer
Tillie Toilers Junior Garden Club Outing to Bridgeport
Seven girls from the Tillie Toilers Junior Garden Club led by Mrs George Tallmage, with Wendell and Mrs Dean Tallmage, visited Bridgeport for a swimming party. They brought sack lunches and gathered tree leaves for their horticulture study. The next meeting on July 7 will tour Scotts Bluff and visit the zoo.
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Tillie
Dean's Honor Roll at Wyoming for Spring 1970
A total of 594 University of Wyoming students qualified for the Dean's Honor Roll in the 1970 spring semester for carrying 15 credits and maintaining a 3.25 or higher GPA. Included among honorees was Rita Ann Underdown, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Underdown. Indian scientists at the Defense Research Laboratory report synthetic wool from human hair via a chemical process, stating it could supply uniforms for soldiers in high altitude zones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Wyoming
Rita Ann Underdown
John Underdown
N&ew Delhi
Defense Research Laboratory
Lightning Sets Off Two Blazes Near Kimball
Lightning caused two fires in Kimball area. One fire at a water flood unit south of Kimball destroyed motors and pumps worth about 9000 dollars in a building, owner Claude Bess. The building collapsed after the blaze was stopped by a neighbor. A second fire damaged a vacant building on South Highway 71 owned by Frenee Beebe, estimated at 500 dollars.
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Kimball
Stephens Lase
Claude Bess
South Highway 71
Frenee Beebe
Dick Wilson
Cool Viewing Presents Peter Nero at Pops on TV
Viewers in Nebraska can enjoy a week of color television featuring music and plays on NET stations. Sunday July 12 at 9 PM Peter Nero performs an all Gershwin program with the Boston Pops conducted by Arthur Fiedler, including Rhapsody in Blue and I Got Rhythm. The Peter Nero Trio joins in with Nero Plus.
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Nebraska
Peter Nero
Nero
Arthur Fiedler
Boston Pops
Fiedler
Pops
Porgy and
Bess
Gershwin
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Florence Couch
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Franceline Johnson
Edith Summers
Crook, Cole
Fred Bonkiewicz
Pat
Bill
Robert
Rita
Kay
Helen Bonkiewicz
Charles Hobo
Elmer Krueger
Gus Chinarakis
Ralph Fleming
Debbie Fleming
Christina Johnson
Ben Hilpert
Walter Hilpert
Ted McIntyre
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Jarvis Bush
Merle Bobo
Charles Bobo
Wm Wolcott
Jacees
Roger Jorgenson
Gerald Tremain
Ben Belden
Dorothy Bowersox
Barbara Klein
John Schlaman
Ted Panas
Ray Aurich
Arlie
Denver
al Olson
Longmont
Ernie Juedes
Lodgepole
Henry Darnstacht
Dean Wilson
William Luben
Edith Hostettler
Marie Runge
Pat Couch
Doris Delaney
Jerry
Hermiston
Ore
Paul Pearson
Lois Hazelwood
Grace Schriener
Wanda Bush
Stanley A. Ganzel
First United Methodist, Church
W. H. Ogle
Alice Haldeman
Mrs Ogle
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Senior Citizens Center
4-H
Tillie Toilers JR. Garden
Campus & News
James Bosley
Lions
Lions Club
Chateau
John Ward
Mr. Bosley
Edward Haupt
Milton Nissen
James Payne
al Bauer
Gordon Fuller
Harold Fiegenschuh
Tom Pat
Bulawayo
Rhodesia
Rhodes Matopos National Park
Millard Musil
Che Sidney Celegraph
Ea Savings & Loan Association
Illinois Sidney
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