Sidney Social Roundup Reflects Wide Travel and Visits
Mrs Martha Moseman returns to Sidney from six weeks in Missoula visiting her son Leonard Moseman and family Eugene Rux of Aberdeen Washington visits with Moseman and with Mrs Arno Thomas. The Pax ton Gordon reunion draws about 150. Visitors include Dr. and Mrs Lloyd Lockwood from Buffalo New York, Mr and Mrs Henry Elias in Casp er Wyoming, and many relatives from Denver Denver area. The Church of Christ ministers A E Tennant take a three week trip to Arizona and California. Several local residents attend mineral law institute in Boulder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha MoSeman
Sidney
Missoula
Mont
Leonard Moseman
Eugene Rux
Stanley
Aberdeen
Wash
Moseman
Arno Thomas
Mr. Rux
Thomas
Lloyd Lockwood
Buffalo, N. Y
Merle Lockwood
Oakley
Kans
Rose
Lockwood
Chuck Mitchell
Herb Seevers
Mitchells
Sioux Depot
Curanda
Canal Zone
Panama
A. E. Tennant
Church of Christ
Arizona
California
Mrs Holloway Appointed Judge for NCTE Program
Mrs L C Holloway of Sidney High School is named regional judge for the National Council of Teachers of English Achievement Awards Program for 1966. Committees of English teachers will evaluate about 8 500 high school participants and finalists are announced in late November for scholarship aid to U S colleges and universities. The NCTE serves English instruction nationwide with over 108 500 teachers as members or subscribers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Holloway
Sidney High School
National Council of Teachers of English
United States
NCTE
Sidney Telegraph Office Forms Sale Ad
Need sales books or other office forms head to The Sidney Telegraph at 830 11th Ave for quality products at affordable prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Telegraph
Llth Ave
Golden Wedding Celebration for Emanuel Trautman Couple
Mr and Mrs Emanuel Trautman mark their 50th wedding anniversary on Sunday July 24 with a reception at Holy Trinity Lutheran Church Sidney from 230 to 430 hosted by their children and spouses Present will be Art Patten Mildred Paradise Calif Garnie Martin Commerce City Colo Leland Trautman Kimball Elvin Kahl Sidney and Larry Hinson Myrtle Wood Ala
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emanuel Trautman
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
Sidney
Sutton
Neb
Art
Mildred) Patten
Paradise
Calif
Garnie Dorothy) Martin
Commerce City
Colo
Mrs Hernbloom Installed President of Lodgepole ALA
Mrs. Hernbloom was installed as president of the Lodgepole American Legion Auxiliary Francis DeBrunner Unit 286 on Tuesday afternoon July 12 by Mrs. Curtis Brown. 1966 67 officers were named and the Department convention set for Grand Island July 22 24. The unit planned awnings for three kitchen windows at the Legion Hall and announced various standing committee appointments for the new year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Hernbloom
Lodgepole American Legion Auxiliary
Francis DeBrunner
Curtis Brown
Cheyenne County
John Hornicek
Ralph Talich
Arthur Disney
Phil Quinn
Smith
John Franss
Grand Island
Legion Hall
Gertrude Wickard
Red School House
Hernbloom
Lloyd Schmidt
Lions Club
George Minshall
May Heath
David Nelson
Millard Zalesky
Jennie Smith
Delmar Zalesky
Quinn
Horace Quinn
Olive Johnson
Talich
Clara Fraass
Paul Smith
Firemen's Auxiliary Organizes Sidney Chapter
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Sidney Volunteer Firemen held its first meeting on July 6 with help from members of the Gering Nebraska Firemen's Ladies Auxiliary. Mrs Ray Bayne was named president and others include Mrs Marion Stone as vice president, Mrs Mike Marshall as secretary treasurer, and Mrs Jerry Van Natter as historian. Monthly meetings set for the first Monday in the firehall. Marsha ll and Jim Brooks hosted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Volunteer Firemen
Gering, Neb, Firemen’s Ladies Auxiliary
Ray Bayne
Marion Stone
Mike Marshall
Jerry van Natter
Marshall
Jim Brooks
Wallace Doran Rites Thursday
Wallace S. Doran. 86, member of a pioneer Sidney family, died at his La Jolla California home Tuesday and was buried there Thursday morning. He was born in Waddington, New York, and came to Sidney as a child with his parents Edmund and Mrs. Doran. He was a brother to Guy W. Doran, who died about two months ago. Survived by his wife Etha and two nieces Mrs. J. C. Bush and Mrs. Earle A. Winter, both of Sidney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace S. Doran
Sidney
la Jolla
Calif
Waddington
N. Y
Edmund Doran
Guy W. Doran
Etha
J. C. Bush
Earle A. Winter
Atkins Woman In Critical Condition After Brain Tumor Surgery
Mrs. V. R. Atkins remains in critical condition at St Josephs Hospital Phoenix after brain tumor surgery. She has been in a coma for a week. Her three sons Barney Sidney Oakley Cheyenne Howard Bakersfield accompany her. She recently moved to Scottsdale to live with daughter Mrs. Virgie Mead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. R. Atkins
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Phoenix
Ariz
Barney
Sidney
Oakley
Cheyenne
Howard
Bakersfield
Calif
Atkins
Scottsdale
Virgie Mead
17 Club Hosts Slumber Party and Sale Booth
The 17 Club met at Miss Pam Schmitt's home and planned a Friday July 15 slumber party at Miss Ann Holloway's home. A white elephant sale booth is set for the Street sale on July 23. Cathy Brenning joined as a new member as Susan Knicely will be abroad for a year. Susie Janda and Jamie Spearow led the program with refreshments provided by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pam Schmitt
Ann Holloway
Cathy Brenning
Susan Knicely
Netherlands
Susie Janda
Jamie Spearow
Census report at Memorial Hospital lists current admissions
At 8 a.m. Friday the census shows 34 patients with no babies in the nursery. Admitted include Sidney Walter Mitchell Wal demer Aurich Marla Gable Kenneth Mitchell Sara Ann Frerichs Gurley Robert Egging Mrs Ruth Grimes in San Francisco. Dismissals include Sidney Walter Mitchell John Engel H W Ells Robert Pohl Merle Robinson Mrs Dale Mayfield Duane McAlvey Mrs Wesley Nelson Gary Lopez Phyllis Baird Tommy Gilgren Merle Robinson Ron Dilley Sterling Colorado Mrs Gary Good and daughter Hendrick Oklahoma Cooper Campbell Sundl Helene Rankin Potter John Alves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Hospital
Sidney
Walter Mitchell
Waldemer Aurich
Marla Gable
Kenneth Mitchell
Sara Ann Frerichs
Gurley
Robert Egging
San Francisco
Ruth Grimes
John Engel
H. W. Ells
Robert Pohl
Merle Robinson
Dale Mayfield
Duane McAlvey
Wesley Nelson
Gary Lopez
Phyllis Baird
Tommy
Spices and Herbs Use Tips from Extension Expert
Ethel Diedrichsen, Extension nutritionist at the University of Nebraska, advises a light touch with spices and herbs to enhance rather than mask flavor. Buy small packages to keep freshness and dryness, and add spices toward the end of cooking to avoid overheating the flavors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Diedrichsen
University of Nebraska
Ladies Golf Meeting Sets Stage For August Invitational
The Sidney Ladies Golf Association met before an 8:30 a.m. tee off with co chairs Mrs Ross Barker and Mrs James Thayer planning the Hillside Golf Course invitational, first week of August. Reports were given, putting prizes awarded to Mrs Woodrow Wood Mrs J D Olinger and Mrs Clark Wicks, and another discussion for July 20 at 8 a.m. urged all members to attend. Coffee and rolls were served prior to golf and all women golfers are invited to participate regardless of association membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Ladies Golf Association
Ross Barker
James Thayer
Hillside
Woodrow Wood
J. D. Olinger
Clark Wicks
Sidney Golf Association
Tryouts Tonight For Sir Slob And the Princess
Panhandle Players announce open tryouts for the summer production Sir Slob And the Princess at Sidney High School cafeteria at 8 p.m. Featuring teens and college-age youths as well as adults. Directed by Mrs Weert Frerichs, the show runs the week before the county fair and Fort Sidney Days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Slob
Panhandle Players
Sidney High School
New Members Introduced at Sidney Lions Club Meeting
The Sidney Lions Club met at Fort Sidney Motor Hotel Wednesday noon to introduce five new members John Ward Gordon Fuller Jim Peterson Edward Haupt and Al Bauer Each new member gave a brief life sketch First vice-president Dr Paul Adkinson officiated in place of the absent president Stanley Larabee A guest from San Francisco Richard Wright attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Lions Club
Fort Sidney Motor Hotel
John Ward
Gordon Fuller
Jim Peterson
Edward Haupt
al Bauer
Paul Adkinson
Stanley Larabee
Richard Wright
San Francisco
Better the Best Sheep Club Meeting Notes
The 4 H Clubs Better the Best Sheep Club met at the Lemoyne Johnson home at 7 00 p m on July 6 1966 with all members present The discussion covered state awards fair entries and a report by Robert Lee on the grain of six lambs and estimated feed costs Lunch was served by Mrs Lemoyne Johnson The next meeting is set for July 24 1966 at 1 00 p m at the Harry Lee home News reporter David Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemoyne Johnson
Robert Lee
Harry Lee
Birth announcements from Peetz and surrounding areas
Mr and Mrs Joseph E Appelhans of Peetz announce daughter Beth Ann born July 7 at 6:38 pm weighing 7 lbs 11 oz with brothers Mark Allen and David Paul. Grandparents Paul Appelhans Sterling Cole and Melvin Nelson Peetz. Great grandparents C E Kahn Mountain Home Ark Anton Nelson Sidney Mrs Beth Konstantine Seattle. Kristina Geraldine Conde born July 9 at Logan County Hospital Sterling weighing 51 lbs 13 4 oz. Grandparents Ruben Arrellano Sidney Monser rato Conde Iliff. Great grandmother Dolores Gonzales Iliff. Ann Marie Hettrick born July 3 weighing 7 lbs 1 3/4 oz. Grandparents Syl Shotkoski Ord Ned and George Hettrick Sidney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beth Ann Appelhans
Joseph E. Appelhans
Peetz
Beth Ann
Mark Allen
David Paul
Paul Appelhans
Sterling, Cole
Melvin Nelson
Colo
C. E. Kahn
Mountain Home, Ark
Anton Nelson
Sidney
Beth Konstantine
Seattle
Wash
Allen Stewart
Viola Stewart
Peetz, Colo
Kristina Geraldine Conde
Claude Conde
Oshkosh
Kristina Geraldine
Logan County Hospital
Sterling
Ruben Arrellano
Monserrato Conde
Iliff
Dolores Gonzales
Ann Marie Hettrick
John Hettrick
Loveland
Ann Marie
Syl Shotkoski
Ord
Ned
George Hettrick
Star Masonic Chapter Plans Grand Officers Visit
Providence Chapter No. 108 held 23 members at the stated meeting with Mrs. James Edwards as worthy matron. Plans were made to entertain grand officers on September 7 in Sidney with chapters from Chappell Kimball Lodgepole and Potter assisting. Worthy Patron Ralph Carleton and Mrs. Carleton received an anniversary gift from officers. A social hour followed at Miss Laura Rudd’s home. rain moved refreshments indoors. Co host Mrs. Jack Weimer assisted. Invited to Bridgeport Chapter No. 260 on July 26 at 8 p.m.. contact Mrs. Edwards or Mrs. Rex Olsen. Next meeting August 10 at 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
James Edwards Worthy
Sidney
Chappell
Kimball
Lodgepole
Potter
Gordon Richards
Ralph Carleton
Carleton
Laura Rudd
Jack Weimer
Port
Bridge
James Edwards
Rex Olsen
Rebekah Kensington Dinner Meeting Summary
Members of the Sidney Rebekah Lodge enjoyed a noon covered dish dinner on Wednesday. Alma Averill presided at the following business meeting. Roll call noted Independence Day facts. Hattie Lipke presented "I Remember When". Canasta produced high score for Glenn Moore and low for Amy Bales. Next meeting set for July 27 at 2 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Rebekah Kensington
Alma Averill
Hattie Lipke
Glenn Moore
Amy Bales
Seaman Richard L. Stanley Visits Parents on Leave
Seaman Richard Leroy Stanley, on 30 day leave with his parents Mr and Mrs John Ahrens, recently returned from Da Nang South Viet Nam after 13 months with naval support activities overseas. He heads to Norfolk West Virginia to report aboard the USS Hermitage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard L. Stanley
John Ahrens
Richard Leroy Stanley
da Nang
South Viet Nam
Norfolk
W. Va
U. S.S. Hermitage
Campus Highlights at Nebraska Summer Orientation Program
Mr and Mrs M L Pattison of Sidney and their daughter Kay attended the University of Nebraska Summer Orientation Program in Lincoln this week. The two day schedule includes tours meetings with advisors seminars on student government activities testing sessions and informal discussions. Participants are housed in the new Marie Sandoz Residence Hall. The program offers parents and students a chance to learn about the campus and its educational opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Pattison
Sidney
Kay
University of Nebraska
Lincoln
Marie Sandoz
Prairie Schooner Square Dance Dance in 4-H Building
The Prairie Schooner square dance club holds a dance Saturday at 8 p.m. in the 4-H building with all dancers and spectators invited. A County Centennial meeting follows Sunday at 8 p.m. at Mrs. Leroy Hadden's, urged for community attendance. Tuesday's VFW Auxiliary meeting is at the Elks at 7:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie Schooner Square Dance Club
Leroy Hadden
VFW
the Elks
Who Cares For The Children Nebraska study findings
Nebraska mothers with children under 18 show one third work full time and non relatives care for nearly half the children. Neigh bor care common. day care centers account for about 2 percent. Recommendations urge licensing review, operator certification, and a state consultant to assist day care programs. The study notes 92 percent of Nebraska mothers work full time versus national 75 percent and warns of rising need for group care, with Scottsbluff and Omaha already starting centers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Nebraska
Sally van Zandt
University of Nebraska
van Zandt
Omaha
Scottsbluff
Boy Scout News from Troop 89 July 12 1966
The entry notes dues collected for the week and that John Colone filled in as assistant Scout Master for Ed Colone. Mr Colone adjusted the menu for the Fall Camporee and the group discussed plans for the upcoming Court of Honor on Tuesday. Phillip Herrera, Scribe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Colone
Ed Colone
Mr. Colone
Phillip Herrera
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Wymore, Neb
Mr. Mowry
F. D. Mowry
Arnold Muehling
Ronald Muehling
Children’s Hospital At
Denver
Gordon
Paxton
Carlene Warren
Grace Powell
Ina Copley
Gladys Pyle
Ed Husmann
Greg
Houston
Texas
John Seevers
Gary Seevers
Pam
Paul
Chicago
Colorado Rocksies
Casper, Wye
Bill Akin
Henry Elias
G. W. Draper
Art Wright
Daly City
Drapers
Mr. Wright
Roland Jurgens
Santa Barbara
Mr. Jurgen’s
Kenneth Whitefoot
Myron Joy
Herman Jurgens
Lakewood
Frank Morey
Moreys
Burgett Peetz
Nancy
David
Larry Peetz
Duane
Joy
Jurgens
Colorado
Christine Juregens
Rocky Mountain Mineral Law Institute
University of Colorado In
Boulder
Paul Martin
Jack Knicely
Martin
H. N. Rhodes
Nebraska Oil and Gas Commission
Ruth Craig
North Platte
Neal Craig
Estes Park
Kathleen Craig
Herbert Kesselring
Anchorage
Alaska
Conrad D. Miller
Jerry
Marty
Ilinois
Henry Johannes
Underwood
N. D
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Gene Gordon
Johannes
Clyde Dishmans
Kesselring
Glen Gaddis
Dale Gaddis
Laura Lee
Montclair
Roger Jorgenson
Charles Green
Telegraph
Washington,d.c
Duane Martin
First Christian Church
Christian Women’s Fellowship International Assembly
Purdue University
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Ind
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Des Moines
Centerfield
Iowa
Steve Pospahala
Boulder, Colo
Fred Kettler
Kathy Flegg
Nancy von Forell
Drexel G. von Forell
West St. High
Chadron State Park
Rev. von Forell
Lloyd Mintken
Evelyn Black
E. F. Zorn
Jackie Zorn
Bushnell
Phillip Hotel
George Jackson
Dix
Carl Faddis
Fremont
Mrs. Holloway
E. Trautman
Firemen’s Auxiliary
Wallace Doran
Hoyts
David Johnson
Star
Rebekah Kensington
Hastings
Columbus
Beatrice
Kearney
Melvin G
Suedekum
Susan Johnson
David A. Johnson
Melvin G. Suedekum
Harve Suedekum
Gillette
Wyo
J. Carlton Babbs
Park Hill Methodist Church
Harold E. Owens
Don Kimber
Great Bend
Johnson
Union Pacific
Boy Scout News
Emil Forsling
al Polenske
Harry Bangert
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