Around The Town Guests Visit From Many States
A record of social visits includes Dr and Mrs Leo J Thomas and family with two brothers and kin from Ohio Texas and Oregon visiting in Sidney through the weekend. Denver trips feature Richard Dotts and Jean and John Davis while Frank Carey returns from Wheatland Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo J. Thomas
J . Thomas
Poland
Ohio
Frank C. ‘Thomas
Keith and
Dean
Lubbock
Tex
O EE. Johnson
Eugene
Ore
Denver
Richard Dot
Lee Reed
Leta Wade
Kansas City
McKinley Mciintosh
Jayne
John Perito
Sidney
McIntosh
Perito
Duane Kehl
Eugene Zwickl
June
Wichita
Kdn
Frank Boyle
Colorado
Central City
Red Rocks
Estes Park
Kimball
Boyle
H. S. Boyle
Frances Taylor
Thompson’s Photo Center
Myron Leveland
Gordon
Neb
Randall Shepherd
William Zifick
Wayne Ayers
Kenneth ‘Haines
Peoria
Ill
Elmer Haines
Priscilla
Clifford Wolf
Ed Haupt
Fred Flohr
Dalton
Carl Kurz
Jerry Miller
Firesteel
Aes S. Dy
Charley Miller
Black Hills
Mrs. Robinson Hosts Summer Coffee Gathering
Mrs. H. Gardner from Lincoln and her granddaughter Miss Kathy Gardner of Shreveport Louisiana were honored at a Saturday morning coffee in Mrs. W Robinsons home. Garden floral decor complemented a summer themed refreshment table with Mrs Gardner identified as W J Robinsons mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Gardner
Lincoln
Kathy Gardner
Shreveport
W . Robinson
Navy Seaman Recruit Enlists Harry Northup
Harry Frverett Northup of Sidney enlisted in the United States Navy as a High School Seaman Recruit. After training and a fourteen day leave, he may qualify for further schooling at a Naval School. He graduated from Sidney High School in May of this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Frverett Northup
Mico
George E Northup
SOD
Sidney
Loos Navy
Harry
Oldtimers Annual Picnics at Legion Park Attendances noted
The Union Pacific Oldtimers Club 29 and Auxiliary held their annual July picnic at Legion Park in Sidney with 120 members and families from Sidney Sunol Potter Dix Kimball Gering Oshkosh Lisco Lyman and North Platte. After a 4 o'clock meal contests and races followed including girls races three legged race slipper kick and egg or bow. Co chairmen were Mr and Mrs Fred Pierson assisted by Mr and Mrs Ted Hecker and Mr and Mrs Russell Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific Oldtimers Club
Legion Park
Sidney
Sunol
Potter
Dix
Kimball
Gering
Oshkosh
Lisco
Lyman
North Platte
Wendy ‘Lamm
Beverly DeMers
Joan DeLong
Dennis Church
Gary Maroney
J T. Corder
Virgil Sawicki
Nyle Leypoldt
Fred Pierson
Ted Hecker
Russell Church
Two Workshops Start July 16 At Chadron College
Chadron State College opens registration for two workshops starting Wednesday July 16 from 8 am to 12 noon through August 1. One, Institute for International Affairs, features Dr S E Gerard Priestley, noted UN expert. The other, Diagnosis and Correction of Reading Difficulties, is led by Dr Maurice D Woolf of Kansas State University. Both offer undergraduate or graduate credit and run daily 2 to 5 pm. large enrollment expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chadron State College
Institute For International Affairs
S. E. Gerard Priestley
United Nations
United Nations Forum of the Air
New York City
Priestley
Southeast Asia
Middle East
Europe
Near East
Maurice D. Woolf
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Woolf
Morning Coffees for Swedish Visitor at Local Home
Mrs Carl W Christ Jr hosted two morning coffees in her backyard for Swedish guest Mrs Harold Hansen of Stockholm. About fifty guests attended the 9:30 and 10:30 sessions, with visitors from out of town including Mrs Joseph Heinlein, Mrs A P Pilger, and Mrs Sidney Bender. Swedish themed decorations featured yellow chrysanthemums at the refreshment table. Assisting hostess was Mrs Charles Witeysae YUE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl W Christ Jr
Harold Hansen
Stockholm
Sweden
Joseph Heinlein
Tacoma
Wash
A P. Pilger
Omaha
Sidney Bender
Denver
Christ
Charles Witeysae Yue
Meyner to Speak at Cheyenne Democratic Rally
Gov. Robert Meyner of New Jersey will address a Cheyenne rally as part of pre primary activities and to launch the general election campaign. Wyoming Democratic Chairman Teno Roncalio says Meyner is a potential 1960 nominee. Sen. John F Kennedy spoke in Casper last month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert ‘Bi’ Méyner
New Jersey
Cheyenne
Teno Roncalio
Democratic Party
Roncalio
Meyner
Wyoming
John F Kennedy
Massachusetts
Casper
Peetz Couple United in July 6 Wedding in Colorado
Miss Deanna L. Herboldsheimer and David C. Ross, both of Peetz, Colo., wed July 6 at 3:30 p.m. in the Evangelical United Brethren Church Peetz. The ceremony drew 250 guests with blue and white decor and a program of hymns. The couple plan to live at the Carl Powell Ranch near Cody Neb after a honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Deanna Herboldsheimer
David Ross
Deanna L. Herboldsheimer
Peetz
Colo
David C. Ross
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Hubert Herboldsheimer
Leslie Ross
Raymond Scott
Robert Hawkins
Robert Carter
Sidney
Dick Nelson
Bob Nelson
Rachel
Lynn Raddat
Candice Herboldsheimer
Tamera Ruhter
Cheyenne
Craig Herboldsheimer
Claude Ross
Richard Ross
Sterling
Richard Herboldsheimer
W.e Ushers
Herboldsheimer
Ross
Norman Ring
Marlys Gillham
Helen Fehringer
Helen Maag
Denver
Connie Oliverius
Millie Ross
Greeley
Carl Powell
Northeastern Junior College
Colorado State University
Ft. Collins, Colo
Sidney Girls Attend Music Camp In Kansas
Sandra Cook and Bertha Oak, daughters of local families, are among 526 students from 30 states enrolled in the 211th Midwestern Music and Art Camp at the University of Kansas in Lawrence. The camp offers music art theater ballet and science and mathematics with the music section the oldest and largest. Sandra plays oboe and Bertha plays clarinet as members of the camp band. The science and mathematics section ends July 3 while other divisions conclude July 27. Activities start at 6:30 am and run to 9:30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandra Cook
Hull Cook
Bertha Oak
Roy Oak
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Kan
Sidney
Sandra
Bertha
New Kiwanis International President Named
Kenneth B. Loheed of Toronto has been elected Kiwanis International President at the 43rd annual convention in Chicago. He succeeds H. Park Arnold and will lead over a quarter million Kiwanians in 4509 clubs across the United States Canada Alaska and Hawaii. Loheed runs a Toronto shoe outlet and is active in multiple civic and professional groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth B. Loheed
Toronto
Ontario
Kiwanis Interational
Kiwanis Post
Kiwanis International
Chicago
Loheed
Sidney Kiwanis Club
J. B. Baker
United States
Canada
Alaska
Hwaiian Islands
H. Park Arnold
Glendale
Calif
Arnold
Kiwanis
Canadian Shoe Retailers Association
Toronto Board of Trade
Two CWF Groups Combine and Elect Officers
Two CWF groups of the First Christian Church voted to combine and keep the Garland Farmer name, scheduling afternoon meetings on the first Thursday of each month starting in July at the 10 session. Mrs. W. E. Chambers was elected chairman with officers including Mrs. Ralph Lundberg co chair, Mrs. John Farmer secretary treasurer, Mrs. Melvin Hiett study chairman, and Mrs. Clarence Dorman service chairman. Fourteen members and two guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherryholms
Garland Farmer
Christian Women’s Fellowship
First Christian Church
W. E Chambers
Ralph Lundberg
John Farmer
Melvin Hiett
Clarence Dorman
Chambers
Eglinton Church Board Elects New Steward Leader
The Board of Stewards of the Eglinton United Church selects a new leader. The individual is a Granite Club member in Toronto and Sigma Phi Epsilon alumnus. He studied at Wharton School of France at the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia and is a former United States Marine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eglinton United Church
Loheed
Granite Club of
Toronto
Sigma Phi Epsilon
Wharton School of France
University of Pennsylvania At
Philadelphia
United States Marine
Women's church meetings announced and services held
Della Peterson and Mrs. Jack Knicely Sr. announced an executive CWF meeting at the church on July 11 at 2 p.m. and a CFW general meeting on July 17 at 2 p.m. Hostesses will be Garland Farmer Group members. Mrs. Melvin Hietz led worship on the theme Concern for the awakened, with Daisy Hiett presenting the study on Concern to the neighborhood assisted by Mrs John Farmer, Mrs Ralph Lundberg and Mrs Otho Campbell. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Della Peterson
Jack Knicely Sr
C.W.F
C.F.W
Garland Farmer Group
Melvin Hietz
Daisy Hiett
John Farmer
Ralph Lundberg
Otho Campbell
St Augustine Founded in 1565 as U S oldest Permanent White Settlement
St Augustine in Florida is noted as the oldest continuous white settlement in the United States, with its founding dating back to 1565.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Augustine
Fla
United States
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Pal
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Audie
Jane “Allyson
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Dolores Gray
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Sheridan Miller
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Your Family Theatre
New Kiwanis International
Michael Todd
Logie
Ruth Barrick
Robert Marridi
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