Vo Tech enrolls two students for fall term
Enrolled at Western Nebraska Vocational Technical School are James Henry Taylor of Sidney in Auto Mechanics Technology and Kim Ahischwede of Gurley in Junior Accounting. They finish their first quarter today and classes in technological and business areas begin Aug. 3.
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Western Nebraska Vocational Technical School
James Henry Taylor
Sidney
Kim Ahischwede
Harold Ahischwede
Gurley
Community Celebrates Fourth With Visits and Gatherings at Grand Lake
Families from Peetz and surrounding areas shared July 4 weekend at Grand Lake with numerous visits and picnics. Guests included the Meier, Fleming, Easterly, Unrein, Cole, Darnall, Booth, Walker, Fleming, and Brown families plus others from Colorado and Arizona. A welfare note reports Wayne Hawkins’s burn injury and hospital care in Sterling, with a farewell reception planned for Rev. Lloyd Barnett and family at the United Methodist church basement.
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Daryl Meier
Eugene Meier
Grand Lake
Glen Fleming
Glenda
Pam
Marvin Fleming
Kim
Ron Paris
Suzi
Art
Wayne
Flagstaff
Ariz
Gene Cole
Dick Cole
Aurora, Cole
Glen Easterly
Jack Easterlys
Tim McMillan
Carl Kurz
Ernest Unrein
Ft. Lupton
Terry Unrein
Coles
Tina
Ralph Fleming
Dick Darnall
Ken Fleming
Gary Church
Firth Booth
Mrr
Ivan Walker
Don Heent
Oshkosh
Harold Arthur
California
Erven Phelps
Ricky
Gale Raddatz
Ed Bivens
Fred Kloberdanz
Hilda Bivens
Dale Bivens
Kathryn Walker
Buffalo Bend
Debbie
Cindy
Mark Fleming
Stan Flaharty
Buelah Flaharty
Lula Kloepper
Ted Fleming
Louise Hanna
Anna Bretzky
Lyndelle Brown
Randy
Kandi
Georgia Walker
Garry Brown
Chadron
Crawford
Vernon Walker
Longmont
Jeff Sprenger
Elaine Lentier
Crook
Marlin Michaels
Mildred Michaels
Wayne Hawkins
Memorial Hospital
Sidney
United Methodist Church
Lloyd Barnett
Doug Robirds
Sterling
Bridgeport Lake
Jack Easterly
Ivan Hillham
Rev. Barnett
Bob Lafler
Bob Gillham
Lynelte Barnett
Peetz
Peppy Pals 4 H Club Meets For Fair Preparations
The Peppy Pals 4 H club met at Cloette Andersons on July 8 1970 at 1 30 PM with roll call and minutes read. Members planned entries and projects for the fair and discussed a July 15 meeting at Jennifer Reeds. Older girls prepared bread for judging and various demonstrations on hems pockets aprons and brownie making were given. Susan Herboldsheimer reported on Club week in Lincoln and Jennifer Reed spoke on her chicken project. The group reviewed 0 10 2 forms beef cuts chart and cooking notes. The meeting closed with a lunch. JR FARMER DAUGHTERS met at the 4H building with leaders Hruska and Deaver. Cindy Howe baked a coffee cake Theresa Brachtenbach brought a chocolate cake. Knitting leader Mrs George aided with problem solving as members worked on wash cloths head bands and slippers. Demonstrations on vegetable preparation were planned for next meeting.
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Cloette Anderson
Jennifer Reed
Susan Herboldsheimer
Lincoln
Mary Anderson
Becky Anderson
Mary
Clvette Anderson
Debbie Theis
Darlene McKinney
Hems
JR. Farmer
Hruska
Deaver
Cindy Howe
Theresa Brachtenbach
Farmer's Daughters
District 97
Rosemarie Hruska
Dianne Hruska
Sharon Egging
Jim Deaver
Chris Egging
S. Kim Aaron
Births and family notices from Potter and Kimball families
Announcements list newborns Dre William Glassburn born July 5 in Memorial Hospital weighing five pounds 10% ounces with sister Britt Renee. Edward Arnold Evertson born July 7 at 4:55 p.m. weighing six pounds seven ounces with sister Julie Ann. grandparents and great grandparents named. Karl Allen Max born June 30 weighing six pounds 14 ounces with sister Lara Lynn. parents Richard Max and Jackie Lindley noted along with relatives. Additional local club notes include sewing group activities and demonstrations at Lutheran Church with members Rosemarie Hruska Dianne Hruska Sharon Egging and others, plus a reporter credit Kim Aaron.
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Dru William Glassburn
Darrell Glassburn
Potter
Dru
William
Memorial Hospital
Britt Renee
Ruby Glassburn
Sidney
James Blomster
Aberdeen
S.D
Edward Arnold Evertson
Bruce Evertson
Kimball
Edward Arnold
Julie Ann
Dale Cannon
Lyle Evertson
Tom van Pelt
Norwalk
Calif
W.L. Cannon
Springfield
Jake Thimisch
Pine Bluffs, Wyo
Ethel Evertson
Richard Max
Sunnyvale
Karl Allen
Jackie Lindley
Lodgepole
Lara Lynn
San Jose
Allen Lindley
Community club and meeting schedule for July events
A compiled list of weekly gatherings and one time activities in July. Highlights include Every Friday Duplicate Bridge Club at 8 p.m. in the Parish Hall, Monday Rotary Kiwanis and CAP meetings, Wednesday through Friday swimming for ladies at Municipal Pool, plus specific events such as Four-H'ers O-10-2's due July 10 and a July 11 Prairie Schooner Square Dance session.
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Duplicate Bridge Club
The
Episcopal Church
Prairie Schooner Square Dance Club
South Ward
Municipal Pool
Census Update at Memorial Hospital
As of this morning 36 patients and two newborns are admitted at Memorial Hospital. Names admitted include Sidney Mrs. Ralph Olsen Glen Runge and Carl Christ Sr Potter Larry Hammond. Discharges include Sidney Brandon Draper Rosemarie Bodeman and Ron Barker. In Dalton Ethel Myers and Mrs LeRoy Batt with daughter.
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Memorial Hospital
Sidney
Ralph Olsen
Glen Runge
Carl Christ Sr
Larry Hammond
Brandon Draper
Rosemarie Bodeman
Ron Barker
Dalton
Ethel Myers Potter
LeRoy Batt
Community Club Schedule and Meetings
The notice lists upcoming meetings and events. Toastmasters No 2408 officers meet Tuesday at 6:30 a.m. at The Chateau. Lions Club holds a weekly noon luncheon at The Chateau. Ladies Golf Association tees off at 9 a.m. Hillside Golf Course. Rebekah Lodge meets Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. in the I.C.O.F. Hall.
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Toastmasters No. 2408 Club
Chateau
Lions Club
the Chateau
Ladies Golf Association
Hillside Golf Course
Rebekah Lodge
I.c.0.f
Goal Gainers Entertained At July Breakfast
Mrs. Alferd Jung hosted a lawn breakfast for Goal Gainers Extension Club members. Special guest Mrs. Wilbur Higuchi demonstrated Japanese flower arranging, with members creating their own arrangements. Reminder of Cheyenne County Fair sitting hours Aug 7 11. Next meeting a picnic at Newton Street Park hosted by Mrs. Bernie Robirds.
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Alferd Jung
Goal Gainers Extension Club
Wilbur Higuchi
Cheyenne County Fair
Newton Street
Bernie Robirds
Elks Does Calendar Highlights July Events
A series of Elks Lodge events listed for July includes a lounge party with steaks served 6 to 10 p.m. on July 11, a July 18 dance to the Elegants with steaks from 6 to 10 p.m., an Elks Lodge gathering at 8 p.m. July 20, July 25 lounge plans, and a Does meeting at 8 p.m. July 27.
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Elks Lodge
Does Meeting
CSC Workshop Enrollment Set For July 22
Chadron State College reports second five weeks enrollment at 782 as of Tuesday night, up from 727 a year ago. Registration remains for several workshops and courses, expected to push final enrollment above 821 last year. Next enrollment date is July 22 for three two and one half week workshops.
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Chadron State College
Larry A. Tangeman
St Patrick’s School Earns 1970 71 Accreditation
St Patrick s school has been accredited for July 1 1970 to June 30 1971 by the Nebraska State Department of Education. The action followed a June 12 Lincoln board meeting after a positive recommendation from the State Accreditation committee. Officials praised superintendent and boards of education for cooperation in expanding educational opportunities for Nebraska youths.
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St. Patrick’s School
Edward Flinn
Mel Olson
State Department of Education
Lincoln
State Accreditation Committee
Department of Education
State Board of Education
Boards of Education
Nebraska
Two-Car Mishap Involves Swanstrom And Nelson
Sidney Police investigated a Thursday 12:20 p.m. two-car crash on 23rd Avenue. Elroy Swanstrom of 2244 Maple turned into a driveway and was struck by Cynthia Nelson of 2367 Maple who said she did not see the turning vehicle in time to stop.
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Sidney
Elroy Swanstrom
Cynthia Nelson
Nelson
23Rd Avenue
Swanstrom
Relatives and Friends Hear Social News in Sidney Telegraph
Relatives and friends of a distance receiving the Sidney Telegraph enjoy hearing of activities here. Call your social news to 254-2429.
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Sidney Telegraph
Sidney
735 Million For Aged In District
Congressman Dave Martin announced that about 79,990 Social Security beneficiaries in the Third District received payments totaling over 75 million dollars in 1969. The payments include old age survivors disability and health insurance, based on HEW data.
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Washington, D.C
Dave Martin
Martin
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
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