Nineteen Students Capped at St Francis Nursing School
Nurses graduate from St Francis School of Nursing Grand Island with twenty freshmen class members from three states receiving the nurse cap marking completion of pre clinical studies at Duchesne College Omaha. ceremony featured welcome by Carolyn Schroeder pledge led by Lorraine Badura and address by Rev C Hayden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trene Egging
Mary Egging
Catherine Ann Heaton
Patrick J. Heaton
Sidney
St. Francis School of Nursing
Grand Island
Duchesne College
Omaha
Carolyn Schroeder
M. Gerhardt
School of Nursing
Florence Nightingale
Lorraine Badura
Glee Club
St. Francis School
C. Hayden
St. Francis School of Nuursing
P. J. Heaton
Margaret
Carol Krueger
Joseph Egging
Driver Injured As Auto Strikes Truck
A collision on Highway 30 five miles east of Sidney involved a car and two stopped trucks. Lawrence Rupp of Lee Whitlock trucking stopped to aid a stalled vehicle while a flag man warned oncoming traffic. Billy Dickinson of Lodgepole struck the rear of the Kansas truck, sustaining an ankle injury. damage estimated around $200 to the 1939 Ford.
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Sidney
Cheyenne County
W. W. Schulz
Lawrence Rupp
Lee Whitlock
Stafford Kansas
Billy Dickinson
Lodgepole
Dickinson
We Have Rubber Stamps for DO 97 Certification
An advertisement from The Telegraph promoting rubber stamps for DO 97 certification priced at $1.50, with a plain sales pitch and no additional context or items.
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THE
Telegraph
Little Workers Club Meeting At Karen Berry Home
The Little Workers held a June 19 meeting at Karen Berry's home with two absences. Archie Reinmuth demonstrated a five minute cabbage. Attendees will bring cupcakes for judging at the next meeting at Beverly Enggland's home on July 5. A luncheon followed. Ruth Handley and Roxie Chambers reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Workers
Karen Berry
Archie Reinmuth
Beverly Enggland
Ruth Handley
Krazy Kooks Club Meeting At Forell Home
The Krazy Kooks booking club met at Patty and Kay Forell’s home on Thursday June 28 with assistant leader Lorna Forell presiding in Marcia Scharrel’s absence. Members note attendance at 4-H camp in Mitchell and plan the next meeting for July 11 at Margaret Christensen’s home, with Kay Forell serving as reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krazy Kooks Booking Club
Patty
Kay Forell
Marcia Scharrel
Lorna Forell
Mitchell
Margaret Christensen
Weyerts Rustlers Plan June 29 Demonstration Day
A Weyerts Rustlers meeting at Eugene Boehmer's home with five members present planned attendance at a demonstration day at Johnson's on June 29. Demonstrations were given by Butch Mary Ann Rodney and Eugene. Lunch by Mrs Boehmer. Next meeting slated for July 6 at Ruf enacht home with Rodney Horst reporting.
Busy Body 4-H Club Meets at Paris Home
The Busy Body 4-H Club met June 27 at Carma Jean Paris’s home with all but one member present. County Extension Agent Violet Shepherd spoke to the group about making cupcakes and muffins for the judging contest held in June.
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4-H
Carma Jean
Paris
Violet Shepherd
Weyerts Auxiliary Meeting Reports Legion Hall Support
The Weyerts Unit of the American Legion Auxiliary met at Gurley Legion Hall. Hannah Harms presented the treasury report. The group approved two hundred dollars to assist operating expenses of the Hall. Lucile Larson delivered the president's report summarizing the year’s activities and accomplishments.
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Weyerts Auxiliary
Weyerts
American Legion Auxiliary
Gurley Legion Hall
Treasury
Hannah Harms
Legion
Lucile Larson
Leadership reaffirms beliefs and installs new club officers
State questionnaire affirms Mrs. Larson’s strong leadership. After the business session, Past President Vernele Lessig installed the newly elected officers: Dorothy Draper president, Eila McVicker vice president, Hannah Bartels second vice president, Leola McNurlin secretary, Ruth Morgan treasurer, Jo Ahlschwede historian, Wilma C Gabiel sergeant at arms, Henrietta Borcher chaplain. A past president’s pin was given to Lucile Larson and a vase to Lois Busboom. Lunch followed hosted by Irene Troidl, Lena Troidl, and Jo Ahlschwede.
Better the Best Club Meeting at Irwin Home
On Tuesday June 26 the Better the Best Club met at the Irwin home. The group reviewed the last meeting minutes with several corrections. Members learned knot tying including half hitch timber hitch clove hitch black wall hitch and sheep shank and crafted a rope from twine. The next meeting was set for Hokoms on July 17. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Irwin after adjournment.
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Irwin
Hokoms
Busy Sewers Meeting Notes and Plans
The group met at the home of Lillian and Katherine Schwartz on July 6 to discuss their business meeting. They will hold practice for achievement on August 10 at Shirley and Bonnie Groshans and plan Achievement Day.
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Lillian
Katherine Schwartz
Shirley
Bonnie Groshans
Community club reports August meeting and mock fashion shows
On August 20 at Carol Fastenau’s home the closing meeting occurred with Belva Peterson hosting the next. The Sleeping and Lounging group modeled pajamas while the School Clothes group modeled dresses after the business session. A practice session followed with a delicious lunch served. The practice meeting is set for August 10 at Shirley and Bonnie Groshans’ home. Carol Fastenau, Reporter
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Carol Fastenau
Belva Peterson’s
Shirley
Bonnie Groshans
Krazy Kooks Kooking Klub Meets at Christen Home
The Krazy Kooks Kooking Klub met at Margaret Christensen’s home on July 11. The group opened with a fruit or vegetable naming and judged their baked cookies. Afterward they played games and shared a lunch. The next meeting is set for Linda Bond’s home on July 25.
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Krazy Kooks Kooking Klub
Margaret Christensen
Linda Bond
Kay Forell
Happy Helpers Club Meeting Notes
The Happy Helpers Club met at Carol Waite's home on July 6 with all members present. President led the session, roll call referenced farm safety, and plans were made to scramble eggs boil eggs and prepare macaroni and cheese. A wiener roast followed, and the next gathering is set for July 13 at Anna Faye Weed and Kathy Lou Weed's home with sack lunches.
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Carol Waite
Anna Faye Weed
Anna Faye
Kathy Lou Weed
Lucky Girls 4 H Club Holds Eighth Meeting
The Lucky Girls 4 H Club met July 11 at Mrs Dan Benzels home with eight members and one leader present a visitor Mrs Paul Wilson attended. A meat loaf and macaroni and cheese demonstration was given by Mrs Benzel followed by games. The group will meet again July 18 at 2 pm at the Benzel home.
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Lucky Girls Club
Lucky Girls 4-H Club
Dan Benzel
Paul Wilson
Benzel
Barbara Benzel
Meeting Notes From Community Club Lunch Event
The gathering at Rosaland Campbell's home opened with the president calling the meeting to order. All members attended except Anna Faye Weed. Jolene Larson demonstrated Setting the Table while white sauce was judged. Several games followed, then a lunch was served.
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Happy Helpers Club
Rosaland Campbell
Anna Faye Weed
Jolene Larson
Nancy Morgan
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BOY Scouts OF America
Club News
Sidney Auditorium
Hugh Paris
Roxie Chambers
Busy Body Club
Conoco
Continental Oil Comy
Continental Oil Company
Ernie
Conoco Service
Dial
Illinois
Henry Baeckel
Conoco Petroleum Products
Nebraska
Duis
W. P. Ackerman Agency
Sidney, Nebr
Luog
Coca-Cola Company
Coca-Cola Bottling CO
Scottsbluff
Scottsbluff - Sidney - Alliance
Coke
H.p. Thriftmaster
H.p. Loadmaster
Chevrolet
Ree
Kokier Motor Company
Jackson
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