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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1956

Page

3

Thomas Couple Celebrates 50th Wedding Anniversary

Mr and Mrs D R Thomas marked their golden anniversary with a Sunday ceremony edition. A reception was held at Light Memorial Presbyterian Church with about 125 guests including original wedding party members Paul and Charles Simpson Beth of Sidney Dwight Roy Thomas and Elizabeth Frederick. The couple wed July 15 1906 in Riverdale Nebraska. Reverend F D Hobson of Kearney officiated with F W Jacobson as best man and Rose Frederick as bridesmaid. The duo lived in Poole and later Sidney after Mr Thomas bought the Sidney Lumber Company in 1921 continuing the Gilcrest Lumber Company ties.

D. R. Thomas Light Memorial Presbyterian Paul Charles Simpson Beth Sidney Dwight Roy ‘Thomas Elizabeth Frederick Riverdale Neb F. D. Hobson Kearney F. W. Jacobson Rose Frederick Poole Mr. Thomas Gilcrest Lumber? Company Middle Nebraska Gilcrest Lumber Company Mr.Thomas Sidney Lumber Company L. G. Lowe

Clarkson Bollinger Wedding in Omaha and Sidney

Mrs. Joseph D. Clark announces the marriage of Ruth Ann Clarkson to Rev. Homer P. Bollinger. The ceremony occurred July 10 at St. Paul’s Methodist Church in Omaha with Rev. Charles Bollinger and Dr. Alva Clark officiating. The couple plans residence in Sidney where Bollinger serves as pastor.

Joseph D. Clarkson Omaha Black Hills Craig Ave Sidney Bollinger First Methodist Church

Oldtimers Picnic Draws Near 100 at Scottsbluff Riverside Park

The Old Timers Club 29 and Auxiliary held their annual picnic at Riverside Park in Scottsbluff with nearly 100 attendees from Sidney Big Springs Julesburg Torrington Wyo Haig Lyman Melbeta Ger ing and Scottsbluff. Milo Tucker of Gering and his wife chaired the event. Attendees visited the zoo and enjoyed social time.

Oldtimers Club Riverside Park Scottsbluff Sidney Big Springs Julesburg Torrington Wyo Haig, Lyman Melbeta Gering Milo Tucker Zoo Ernest Worden Frank Hengl

Thomas Lumbar Company owner celebrated with family

Mr. Thomas, longtime lumber businessman and head of Thomas Lumber Company, celebrated with his wife, four children including Dr. G F Thomas of Seattle and Weldon Thomas of Tacoma, and six grandchildren. Guests from Lincoln and other areas attended as decorations and a tiered cake marked the event. A Field of Breast Cancer meeting followed by refreshments closed the gathering with hosts Mrs Thomas and Mrs Esther Puffer. Next meeting set for Aug 8 in the Staff Room hosted by Mrs Lucille Schafer and Miss Temple.

Thomas Thomas Lumber Company Thomases G. F. Thomas Seattle Weldon Thomas Tacoma Vern Thomas Maxine Wilson Sidney Esther Puffer Lucille Schafer Miss Temple

Social Gathering Attendees From Julesburg And Big Springs

The event drew guests including William Adams, Mr and Mrs Fred Pierson, Mr and Mrs A F Whitmire, Mr and Mrs Delton Lamm, Mr and Mrs Glenn Hedge cock, Mr and Mrs William Mar ing, Mrs Don Weimers, Mrs John Block, Mrs Marguerite McMillen and Mr and Mrs T J Corder, Mr and Mrs George Shelton, of Julesburg and Mr and Mrs Max Matney of Big Springs.

William Adams Fred Pierson A. F. Whitmire Delton Lamm Glenn Hedgecock William Maring Don Weimers John Block Marguerite McMillen T. J. Corder George Shelton Julesburg Max Matney Big Springs

Mrs Arno Thomas Hosts FAB Birthday Club Party

Mrs Arno Thomas was hostess to members of the FAB Birthday Club and one guest Mrs Andresen in her home Wednesday afternoon for a 1 30 dessert lunch. Two tables of pinochle provided diversion with prizes won by Mrs Andresen high Mrs Leon Lafler second high Mrs Frank Morey low and Mrs Murrey Crosby traveling. Mrs Thomas received a gift from the group.

Arno Thomas FAB Andresen Leon Lafler Frank Morey Murrey Crosby Thomas Eevening Bridge Club R. J. Denson Dave Neubauer Don Sherwood F. J. Kuhlman Carl Ziegler Glen Spearow Clark Fuller Warren Cunningham

Professional Nurses Hold July Meeting

Members of the Professional Nurses Club met in the Memorial Hospital Staff Room for the July session. President Mrs LaVerne Thomas led the business meeting, accepting Arlene Latta's resignation as secretary and electing Carolyn Tempie to the post. Dues are set at $1 annually starting September. Dr Lloyd OHalloran was guest speaker on new research and treat ment.

Professional Nurses Club Memorial Hospital LaVerne Thomas Arlene Latta Carolyn Tempie Lloyd O’halloran

Gurley Student to Kansas Music Camp

Jan Meier of Gurley represents Cheyenne County at the Midwestern Music and Art Camp at the University of Kansas. He sings first tenor and plays cornet. Twenty six states are represented in a 362 camper enrollment. Kansas leads with 186, followed by Missouri 65 and Oklahoma 31.

Jan Meier Gurley Cheyenne County University of Kansas Kansas Missouri Oklahoma Texas Nebraska Arkansas Illinois Ohio Iowa Indiana

Sidney Lady Golfers Compete in Kimball Invite

Seventy six women golfers from Chappell Sidney Scottsbluff Cheyenne and Sterling played in the Ladies Invitational at Kimball Country Club. Kimball led all with an 81 seven strokes under par, followed by Hershel Ellis of Scottsbluff at 85. Sidney entrants included Mrs Ross Barker Mrs J R Gilliland Mrs Fred George and others.

Kimball Country Club Chappell Sidney Scottsbluff Cheyenne Sterling Colo Bruce’ Gilliland Kimball Hershel Ellis Ross Barker J. R. Gilliland Fred George Lowell Davis Jack Knicely Ed Swanson Warren Mettlin Claude Wuthier M L Merritt Marvin Sherrerd Vern Burks

Sidney Lifeguards Hold Steak Fry at Dorwart Home

Sidney lifeguards hosted a steak fry and swim party yesterday at the Dorwart residence. Guests included Charlotte Ann Dorwart, Mike Heaton, Margaret Heaton, Jan O Connor, Nancy Davis, Arlina Harte, Barbara Ayers, and Dick Cory.

Sidney C. B. Dorwart Dorwart Pool Charlotte Ann Dorwart Mike and Margaret Heaton Jan O’connor Nancy Davis Arlina Harte Barbara Ayers Dick Cory

Local Names Include Kingsbury White Ayres Davis

The notice lists residents Robert R. Kingsbury 29 and Dixie J. White 16 from Cheyenne along with Donald D Ayres 21 of Gothenburg and Doris M. Davis 19 of Sidney.

Robert R. Kingsbury Dixie J. White Cheyenne Doald D Ayres Gothenburg Doris M. Davis Sidney

engagement announced for Char lene Wyatt to Floyd Brown

Casper couple Mr and Mrs George Greenwood announce the engagement of their daughter Char lene Wyatt to Floyd Brown son of Mr and Mrs Ara C Brown of Sidney Miss Wyatt works for Continental Oil Co in Casper Brown a senior at South Dakota School of Mines is in Delta Sigma Phi and is at Camp Ft Gordon Ga completing cadet ROTC training An August 13 wedding is planned

George Greenwood Casper Charlene Wyatt Floyd Brown Ara C. Brown Sidney Miss Wyatt Continental Oil, *Co Brown South Dakota School of Mines Delta Sigma Phi Camp Ft. Gordon

Mon day Evening Bridge Club Meets at Mrs Haines Home

Mrs Elmer Haines hosted the Monday Evening Bridge Club at her residence with a dessert lunch. Prizes were awarded to Miss M Nissen for high, Mrs Frank Holms for second high, and other members noted in the results.

Elmer Haines

Bridge Club Notes A Dinner and Games Night

Wayne Ayers hosts a Tri Deck Bridge Club evening with Mrs. Helms. Guests include Mrs. Neil Hughes and Mrs. Warren Ellison. Prizes go to Mrs. Wayne Loth high Mrs. Gerald Snow second high and Mrs. Bill Harris low. Next gathering slated for July with Mrs. George Hinn.

Tri Deck Bridge Club Neil Hughes Warren Ellison James Edwards Wayne Loth Gerald Snow Bill Harris George Hinn

Happy Helpers 4-H Club Fifth Meeting Opens at Karen Berry Home

Karen Berry president calls fifth meeting to order at her home. Six girls respond to roll call by naming a material and detailing washing method.

Karen Berry

Girls Attend Judging School in Sidney

The meeting adjourned after demonstrations on matching plaids by Beverly Higgins and using a machine buttonholer by Carol Waite. County Home Agent Bonnie Lindau joined as guest and offered modeling hints and posture tips. A luncheon followed, and the next meeting at Rosalind Campbell’s home will feature cake brought by each girl.

Sidney Beverly Higgins Carol Waite Bonnie Lindau Rosalind Campbells Carol Waite

Brownie Troop 124 Holds Thursday Meeting

Ellen Kay Olson led a short business meeting with ten members present then the group played games. Refreshments were served by Terry Gass. Peggy Empson was the reporter.

Brownie Ellen Kay Olson Terry Gass Peggy, Empson

OES Kensington Dessert Luncheon and Card Session

OES Kensington schedules a dessert luncheon and card gathering for tomorrow at 1 15 PM in the Masonic Temple. Christian Women’s Fellowship meets Thursday at 2 PM at Mrs. Alva Hart’s home 819 Linden St. U S income data shows about 13 percent of spending units earned over 7500 in 1955 versus 6 percent in 1950.

OES Kensington Masonic Temple Christian Women's’ Fellowship Alva Hart Linden St U. S

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mr. and Mrs Clarkson- Bollinger Pers Dan Campbell Aaron Weber Kathryn Taylor N. W. Ladegard Mark Howard Guy Doran E. L. Uptegrove A. S. Hardy LeBaron Goodwin Robert Rauner Carl Christ Jr Leonard Fine William Robinson Charles B. Edwards Lincoln Duis Marie Nelson Spencer Corsetiere Sidney Lifeguards Milton Nissen Frank Holms Wayne Ayers Low Mrs. Helms Happy Helpers 4-H Club Alvin Duis U.S
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