Weekend visits and travel plans fill Around the Town
Long Roundup lists numerous residents visiting relatives and traveling. Jack Knicely heads to Great Falls for two weeks active Air Force duty while families from Casper, Bellflower, Lacrosse, Denver, Long Beach, and Sidney visit kin in various towns. many plan trips to Minnesota, California, or back home for reunions and hospital stays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
Knicely
Will
Great ‘Falls
Mont
Air Force
Cer
William
T. v Millers
Casper
F. ‘Ii DeVier
Billy Montgomery
Bellflower
Calif
Belle Montgomery
J. A. Rapp
Laccrecenta
H. R. Montgomery
Wilmar
Minn
Frank Luebeck
Bemidji
E. R
Long Beach
Denver
Ed .Bauman
Lawrence’ Butler
Butler
Mt. Airy Sanitarium
Clermont St
Sidney
Sadie Mellberg
San Diego
James Patterson
E. B. Patterson
San Francisco
George Patterson
Adolph Seda
Sandra
Frank Hengl
Charles Semerad
Gurley
William Rezac Jr
Cheyenne
L. J. Gracik
Troy
Ohio
John
Shanesy
Gracik
Joe
R.E. ‘McMillen
Ely
Cari
Davis
Gering
William Davis
Hull Cook
Gavin Muirhead
Lincoln
M. S. Huffman
Grand Island
Herman Baumbach
Howard Sheets
Dalton
Martin Mathers
Idlewind Ranch
Baumbach
D. C. Albers
Diane
Mary Kay
Cleveland
Albers
Jack Cofall
James iRezac
Robert Hornaday
Des Moines
Charles
Hornaday
Lester
Rufenacht
Dale ‘Dodds
Charlee
Couch
Butte, Mont
C. &. Story
J. D. “McGirr
Roscoe, Mont
Vicki ‘Richards
Utica
Neb
Ed Bauman
Richard Smith and
Familly
Franklin
Donald C. Smith
John Hoover
Colorado Springs
E. L. Hoover
Leonard Fine
Sidney Bender
Helen Lake
Sue
Tthel
Ashland
Kan
Enga Bond announces Virginia Bond engagement to Donald Bass
Enga Mr and Mrs Wayne Bond of Lodgepole announce the engagement of their daughter Virginia Lee to Donald Bass of Cheyenne son of Mr and Mrs Elwood Bass of Cheyenne Miss Bond attended the University of Wyoming as a member of Chi Omega and Tau Beta honorary sororities Bass graduated with a B S in civil engineering from the University of Wyoming this spring He was a member of Tau Kappa Epsilon and Sigma Tau honorary fraternities He received a Yale University traffic engineering fellowship and will begin studies this fall An early Fall wedding is planned
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Bond
Lodgepole
Virginia Lee
Donald Bass
Cheyenne
Elwood Bass
Miss Bond
University of Wyoming
Chi Omega Sorority
Tau Beta
Bass
Tau Kappa Epsilon
Sigma. Tau
Yale University
Square dance registration for Monday classes
Registration for square dances under the recreational program will occur tonight from 8 to 9 30 at the Hahler Parking Lot. A ten cent fee per person applies and groups form by squares of four boys and four girls. Classes run five weeks starting Monday July 16 with separate 7 to 8 pm and 8 to 9 pm sessions for ages eight to ten and eleven to fourteen. a parent or adult must accompany each child and attendance is five nights. Instructors are Ken Puttam Ross Barker and Virgil Knackstedt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Harris
Progren
Hahler
Ken —Puttam
Ross ‘Barker
Virgil Knackstedt
Joseph Rezac Honored at 80th Birthday Party
A surprise 80th birthday party for Joseph Rezac was held at his home last Thursday hosted by friends and family. Guests included William Rezac Sr Adeline Rezac William Rezac Jr James Rezac Dale Krouse Don Rezac Frank Lucky and their families with cake and ice cream provided by guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Rezac
William Rezac Sr
Adeline Rezac
William, Rezac Jr
James Rezac
Dale Krouse
Don Rezac
Frank Lucky
Presbyterians To Hear Guest Speaker July Series
The Rev. A. M. Basten of The First Presbyterian Church Gothenburg will speak at the 8 o clock services Sunday at Light Memorial Presbyterian Church. He is one of three guest preachers filling the pulpit during July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Light Memorial Presbyterian Church
A. M Basten
First Presbyterian Church
Gothenburg
Mr. Basten
Ladies Golf Holds Meeting and Luncheon at Country Club
Eighteen ladies attended the 12:30 luncheon and meeting of Ladies Golf at the Country Club. Hosts were Mrs. M. C. Janda and Mrs. Carl Christ Jr. Prizes went to Mrs. Earl Winters for long drive on No. 6, Mrs. Carl Christ Jr. for low putts, and Mrs. Bill Harris for high score on No. 7. Next week’s hostesses are Mrs. Mike Selzer and Mrs. John Elwell Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. C. Janda
Carl Christ Jr
Earl Winters
Bill Harris
Mike Selzer
John Elwell Jr
Kiwanis Club hears guest speaker Ali Hosseinloo
Kiwanis Club at Yendis Cafe heard Ali Hosseinloo from Iran share his country and customs. Six Scottsbluff Kiwanis guests attended, including Melvin Maxwell and Francis Eagan. Harold Keith reported on a Scottsbluff safety meeting by the Nebraska Panhandle Safety Council. The note closes with a stat about one in six Americans playing a musical instrument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Yendis Cafe
Ali Hosseinloo
JFYE
Iran
Scottsbluff
Melvin Maxwell
Scottsbluff Club
Francis Eagan
Russell Snigg
Henry Zahradnicek
Ronnie
Ottis Terhune
Harold Keith
Nebraska Panhandle Safety Council
Officers Installed At Dalton ALA Meeting
The Mintken Davison Legion Auxiliary Unit held its July meeting at the Dalton Legion Hall with President Phyllis Ernest presiding. Ruth Zeigler was installed as president and Opal Saum as secretary, with committee appointments made for yearbooks and publicity. The group planned dues collection and next meetings while noting the August convention at Grand Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mintken Davison Legion Auxiliary
Dalton Legion Hall
Phyllis Ernest
Mary Lou van Anne
Cornhusker Girls State
Lincoln
Ernest
Legion and Auxiliary State
Grand Island
Marian Dykman
Ruth Zeigler
Opal Saum
Joy Ankeny
Emma Jennett
Louise Martin
WCTU Holds Meeting At Legion Park
The Women's Christian Temperance Union held a covered dish luncheon meeting at Legion Park last Friday with ten members and four children present. President Mrs. Mable Jorgenson led the business session and officer elections were planned. Devotions and the lesson on Profitable Personal Devotion were given by Mrs. Elmer Holtrian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Park
Womens Christian Temperance Union
Mable Jorgenson
Elmer Ifoltrian
Square Dance Open Dance Sponsored by Silver Belles and Beaux
The Silver Belles and Beaux sponsor two square dances tomorrow night at 8 o clock in the Hahler Parking Lot. Open to all area square dancers. Callers are Virgil Knackstaedt and Ross Barker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Silver Belles and
Beaux
Hahler
Virgil Knackstaedt
Ross Barker
Wednesday Bridge Club Prizes Highlight Mixed Hosts
Mrs Don Porter hosted the Wednesday Evening Bridge Club with Mrs J F Luebeck as guest. Prizes went to Mrs M L Pattison high Mrs R J Denson second high and Mrs Ralph Dailey low. We Nine Club hosted by Mrs Arnold Westerhoff with two tables of cards and prizes for Mrs M R Sigler Mrs Westerhoff and Mrs W E Henke. Bridge Luncheon Club guests Mrs John Schou and Mrs Nevin Hopkins attended at Mrs Dale Niebaum with circus themed decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Porter
J. F. Luebeck
M. L. Pattison
R. J. Denson
Ralph Dailey
We Nine Club
Arnold Westerhoff
We Nine
Bridge Club
M. R. Sigler
Westerhoff
W. E. Henke
John Schou
Nevin Hopkins
Omaha
Dale Niebaum
Roland Biggs
Claude Wuthier
Scholl
Hopkins
Dismissals and Admittances in Nebraska Sidney and Culbertson
Admitted names include Peggy Lee Oller Mrs Wayne McKinney Mrs Robert Janson and Mrs Robert Makey in Sidney and Eugene Baum folk in Culbertson Nebraska. Dismissed in Sidney include Charles Nelson Ronald Brownell Mrs Ernest Anderson Mrs Rumaldo Trujillo and baby William Mowry Mrs Rex Kinney Mrs Dale Kruse and baby Mrs Robert Makey Mrs Nevin Janssen and Bert Holt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Peggy Lee Oller
Wayne McKinney
Robert Janson
Robert Makey
Culbertson
Neb
Eugene Baumfolk
Charles Nelson
Ronald Brownell
Ernest Anderson
Rumaldo Trujillo
William Mowry
Rex Kinney
Dale Kruse
Nevin Janssen
Bert Holt
Wheat harvesters cleared as permit form shortage cited
Two wheat harvesters Clayton Mintken of Caton and Paul Hunter of Chickasha Oklahoma had charges of lacking grain permits dismissed by Cheyenne County Judge C W Smith. They testified port of entry had run out of permit forms when they drove their trucks to the port.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
C. W. Smith
Clayton Mintken
Caton
Paul Hunter
Chickasha
Oklo
Supermarkets Sell Canned Tschaikowsky and Beethoven Albums
Some stores stock unusual canned foods that hold hi fi records of classical music by Tschaikowsk i and Beethoven.
LWML Meeting Held Thursday Evening
Lutheran Women's Missionary League met at the home of Mrs. Arthur Schuessler with Mrs. Hollis Perratt as co-hostess. Twenty-two members and two guests attended as Mrs. Everett Gade led the business meeting and devotions. Next gathering slated for August 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Women's Missionary League
Arthur Schuessler
Hollis Perratt
Walter Belz
Marcene Stienke
Lowell Swanson
Lillian Schnell
Emma _ Lutringer
Everett Gade
4 H Pre-Fair Day Set for August 10 in Sidney
4-H Pre-Fair Day will be held August 10 at the City Auditorium in Sidney. Events include girls judging contests demonstrations song contests and 4 H song identification. Divisions cover Foods Clothing and Homemaking with pre registration to come. County Extension office notes practice and participation urged for all members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
Sidney
County Extension Office
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ethel Weimer
Nellie Call
Ira Lund Sr
St. Mary’s Hospital
North’ Platte
St .Mary’s Hospital
Robert Gentry
Glenda
Odessa
Tex
Gentry
Glen Yauney
John Wagner
Cynthia
Georgia Grimm
Kimball
Ginny Shamberg
Virgil Grynke
Fremont
J. W. Billeter
Estes Park
Howard ‘ D- Dutton
Aurora
Colo
Keith’ S. Schwartz
Jerome M. Koester
Craig Mortuary
Harold Craig
Joe Gibson
Thompson
Enga
Virginia Lée Bond
Europe
Barbara Taylor
George Taylor
Italia
Midland College
England
France
Holland
Germany
Switzerland
Austria
Italy
Dalton Ala
WCTU
Square Dance Club
Bosyrat
Elizabeth Arden
Marie Nelson
Spencer
Alvin Duis
10Th Avenue
HOTEL
Lindell
Lincoln, Nebraska
Mgr
Frank Klein
Tillman’s
9Th Ave
LWML
Ole
Teney
Jenada & Tobin
Finais
Larson
NEW Holland Balers
New Holland
Larson Machinery CO
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