Sidney Visits and Weekend Guests Crowd Local News
Dr William E. Hall from the University of Nebraska was in Sidney visiting the Pollocks. A string of relatives and friends from Omaha Lincoln Irving Proctor and other towns stayed in Sidney or attended a family picnic at Leston Park. Visitors included the Smiths the Frauendorfers the Humes and others from Lodgepole Crook Gurley Powell and Denver with several headed to Seattle and Korea or returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Hall
University of Nebraska School of Journalism
Sidney
Jack Pollock
Richard Smith
Linda
Susan
Joan Winborn
Irving
Texas
Colorado Rockies
Smith
Mr. Smith
Donald C. Smith
Omaha
Lewis E. Smith
Lincoln
Grace Jurgens
John
Esther Goranson
Katie Jurgens
Cecil Hume
Don Hume
Jack Thurow
George Niekum
Gerald Hume
Crook
Tabor Brandt
Gurley
Dave Hume
Powell
Wyo
Albert Yank
Pleasantdisle
Neb
Allen Stephens
Hood
Tex
Crystal Stephens
Seattle
Wash
Korea
James Linnenkamp
Denver
Colo
Tinnenkamp
Frank Frauendorfer
Gordon E. Miller
Lawrence Brachtenbach
Linnenkamps
Iown
Mr. Linnenkamp
Jake Kranger
Cambridge
Guy Ferry
William Adams
Earl Moles
el Segundo
Calif
Kastner Speaks at Senior Methodist Youth Fellowship
Hermann Kastner a foreign exchange student from Austria spoke at the Sunday evening meeting of the Senior Methodist Youth Fellowship He discussed his country and answered questions from the 11 members present at the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hermann Kastner
Austria
Methodist
Barbecue and Scavenger Hunt Held by Alphota Chapter
Alphota Chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha hosted a barbecue and scavenger hunt at the home of Mrs. James Cullins. Members present included Miss Donna Hagemeister Mrs. Carrie Sparks Mrs L Swanson Mrs James Bricker Miss June Ray Mrs Arnold Wagoner Mrs William Triplett and Mrs Jesse Backemeyer. Guests included Mrs. Ken McMilleh and Mrs. Esther Puffer.
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Alphota
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
James Cullins
Donna Hagemeister
Carrie Sparks
L. L. Swanson
James Bricker
June Ray
Arnold Wagoner
William Triplett
Jesse Backemeyer
Ken McMilleh
Esther Puffer
Kiwanis Club Hears Jr Baseball Reports
Seventeen members attended the Kiwanis Club meeting with President Arle Jones presiding. Harold Keith reported Sidney Junior Baseball Association finances for 1958, noting expenditures of 4001.45 and satisfactory activities, including a $468.57 equipment and suits donation from Gibson Ford Inc. The club unanimously voted to sponsor a Kiwanis Bowling Team this fall.
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Regiular
Kiwanis Club
Arle
Jones
Harold Keith
Sidney Junior Baseball Association
Gibson Ford, Inc
Kiwanis
Sidney Schools Appoints Phelps as Junior High Band Director
Phelps, the new Junior High band director at Sidney Schools, and his family arrived in Sidney. A Chadron State Teachers College 1953 graduate, he taught at Butte Nebraska then served two years in the Army at Fort Chaffee as a band training instructor. He later taught in West Point and Gordon before joining Sidney. He is pursuing master's studies at the University of Wyoming and Chadron State and is married to Ardis Ann with two daughters Susan Elaine and Tami Jo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Phelps
Sidney
Chadron State Teachers College
Butte, Neb
Fort Chaffee
Ark
West Point
Neb
Gordon
Last Yeah
Phelps
University of Wyoming
Ardis Ann
Susan Elaine
Tami Jo
Dinner Party Honors Mrs E D Wendlandt
Mrs E D Wendlandt of Sylmar California, a former Sidney resident, was guest of honor at a dinner at the Ft Sidney Hotel. Friends presented her with a corsage. Attendees included Sidney residents and Rodney Williams of Peetz. She has been in Sidney two weeks and will join her husband for a trip to St Cloud Minnesota to visit his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. D. Wendlandt
Sylmar
Calif
Sidney
Ft. Sidney
Wendlandt
Alvity Bruns
Tony Kaus
Lois Rice
Troy Smith
Vic Benish
F. L. B. Goodwin, Jr
Ara Brown
Earl Baach
Howard W. Riewe Receives Engineers Scholarship
Howard W. Riewe of Sidney wins the $150 Engineers Duplicate Bridge Club Scholarship to the School of Mines and Technology. The 1959 60 awards total $29,000 for science and engineering students with $17,700 for upperclassmen and $11,500 for freshmen. President F L Partlo announced an all time high in scholarships across four classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard W. Riewe
Sidney
School of Mines and Technology
F. L. Partlo
Science and Engineering College
Little Rock Named by French Explorer La Petite Roche
In a historical note, Little Rock, Arkansas, traces its name to Bernard de la Harpe who called the area La Petite Roche, meaning the small rock, reflecting the river bluff's feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock, Ark
Bernard de la Harpe
la Petite Roche
Sidney Lady Runner-Up At Kimball Ladies Invitational
Mrs. Elizabeth Lockert of Sidney Country Club finished second to champion Mrs. Bruce Gilli land at the Kimball Country Club event. Thirteen Sidney ladies competed, with Lockert earning a runner-up trophy and a gold ball for holing out. Claude Wuthier claimed a gold ball for fewest putts in the first flight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Lockert
Sidney Country Club
Kimball Country Club
Sidney
Lockert
Claude Wuthier
Bruce Gilliland
Kimball
Ladies Golf Session At Fate Country Club
Mrs. James Edwards and Mrs. Oud Weymouth hosted the Wednesday Ladies Golf at Fate Country Club. Twenty six ladies attended and prizes went to Elizabeth Lockett for the long drive, Jack Knicely for closest to the pin, and George Hinn for best poker hand. John Elwell Jr. was named handicap chairman. Next week’s hostesses are Neil Pree and Mrs Fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James “Edavards
Oud
Weymouth
Bostesses
Fates
Country Club
John Elwell, Jr
el “Neil
Local Court Admits and Dismisses Multiple Residents
The records show admissions in Sidney for William Truitt, Mrs Annette Jurgens, Len A Downs, Mrs Ralph Swift, John Davis, Mrs Conrad Allgood, and Mrs Frank Brown in Peetz, Lodgepole June Scharréer. Dismissals list Ronald Boen, Mrs Ted Middaugh and son, Mrs Ray Kominek and son, George Puckett, Joe Morales, Mrs Eugene Padilla, Mrs R D Maguire, Mrs Harry Case and son, Mrs Charles Kinney, Judy Hartshorn, Margaret French, plus Mrs Herbert Johnson in Potter and Mrs Don Tilllen in Ogallala and Lester Jones in Barnard Kan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
William Truitt
Annette Jurgens
Len A. Downs
Ralph Swift
John Davis
Conrad Allgood
Peetz, Colo
Frank Brown
Lodgepole
June Scharréer
Ronald Boen
Ted Middaugh
Ray Kominek
George Puckett
Joe Morales
Eugene Padilla
R. D. Maguire
Harry Case
Charles Kinney
Judy’ Hartshorn
Margaret French
Potter
Herbert Johnson
Ogallata
Don Tillcn
Barnard
Kan
Lester Jones
A.L.A. Names Permanent Committee Chairs
Mrs John Oliverius president of the Lodgepole American Legion Auxiliary named permanent committee chairmen for the 1959 60 year at the July 14 meeting in the Legion Hall Present were 17 members and one guest Miss Verna Fraass Calendars for 1959 60 were given Dues for 1860 are payable to Evelyn Talic Nora Wolfe received the Red School House award The July serving committee includes Helen Hernbloom Helen Lydiatt and Marie Humphrey to serve the Lions Club dinner July 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Oliverius
Lodgepole American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Leota
Robertson
May Heath
Evelyn Talich
Irma Quinn
Lois Talich
Pearl Nelson
Flowers
Jen Smith
Ruth Quinn
Poppy
Mae Zalesky
Alice Brown
Irma
Red School House
Helen Hernbloom
Helen Lydiatt
Marie Humphrey
Lions Club
Births of Katrina Lynn Allgood and Lynne Joleen Oliverius
Katrine Lynn Allgood welcomed a daughter Katrina Lynn born yesterday at Memorial Hospital weighing six pounds 11 ounces with two brothers Timothy John and Burton Thomas. Grandparents are F. J Allgood of Lancaster California. Lynne Joleen Oliverius born Friday July 10 at Peoria Illinois weighing seven pounds six ounces. Grandparents are Paul Fratzke of Fairfield Iowa and Joe C Oliverius of Peetz Colorado.
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Katrina Lynn
Conrad Lyn Allgood
Memorial Hospital
Timothy John
Burton Thomas
F. J Allgood
Lancaster
Calif
Lynne Joleen Oliverius
Robert Oliverius
Lynne Joleen
Peoria
Ill
Paul Fratzke
Fuairhbank
Iowa
Joe C. Oliverius
Peetz
Colo
Old Timers Picnic Held In Scottsbluff
About 85 members and guests of Old Timers No. 29 gathered at Riverside Park Scottsbluff for their annual picnic. Junior Old Timers attended along with members from Melbeta Mitchell Lyman LaGrange Wyo McGrew Denver Cole Gering Potter and Sidney. William Jeffers of Gering received 41 years of service and Cy Clarke of Gering was the oldest attendee. The day featured socializing, children playing baseball and a zoo visit with chairmen Milo Tucker and helpers from Gering leading the event.
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Riverside Park
Scottsbluff
Melbeta
Mitchell
Lyman
LaGrange
Wyo
McGrew
Denver
Cole
Gering
Potter
Sidney
William Jeffers
Cy .Clarke
Milo Tucker
Alva Means
Max Matney
Marine Cpl Miller participates in Saddle Up SEATO exercise
Coronet Adel E Miller of Sidney Nebraska served with the Third Marine Division in British North Borneo during the June SEATO Saddle Up exercise. Co sponsored by the United States and United Kingdom the event included US Seventh Fleet and allied army navy units from UK Australia and New Zealand. Marines landed by beach ships and helicopters testing vertical envelopment to strengthen defense cooperation among SEATO members.
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Northern Borneo
FHTNC
Adel E. Miller
H. H. Miller
Sidney
Nebr
British North Borneo
Third Marine Division
United States
United Kingdom
U. S. Seventh Fleet
Australia
New Zealand
SEATO
When You Think Of Ford Think Of Ward
Ford car dealer Ward Company promotes Ford sales with a memorable slogan and a local phone contact 4513 inviting customers to inquire about vehicles and services.
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Ford
Ward
Neb. Students Hit Perfect Scholar Mark In University News
Four University of Nebraska students including Walter Akeson of Chappell earned perfect scholastic averages this past semester. About 140 students achieved a semester grade average of 8.0 or better, placing them in the top two percent of roughly 7,000 undergraduates. Akeson is son of Mr and Mrs Roy Akeson a senior in the College of Agriculture. Other top averages include Donald E Toure of Cozad Carl W White of Grant and Roger J Neil of Cozad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Nebraska
Walter Akeson
Chappell
Akeson
Roy Akeson
College of Agriculture
Donald E Toure
Cozad
Carl W. White
Grant
Roger J. Neil
Lone Bid Rejected For Club Pool Here
Country Club board opened bids for a swimming pool but rejected the lone bid as too high. Pool chairman Carl Christ Jr said they would seek other possibilities to obtain a pool for less than the quoted amount.
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Carl Christ, Jr
Community events calendar notes schedules and cancelation
A July events list includes Friday 8 p.m. Cheyenne Enampment 19 and Auxiliary, Sunday 19 canceled VFW and Auxiliary picnic, Monday 6:30 p.m. Toastmasters, 1:15 p.m. Eastern Star Kensington at Masonic Temple, 7:30 p.m. VFW Auxiliary at VFW Post Home. Also reports of state convention and plans for a fall conference urged for attendance.
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Eastern Star
Kensington
Masonic Temple
VFW
Friday Band Concert by Pupils of Zwicki School of Dance
Pupils of the Zwicki School of Dance present tap numbers at the summer band concert tonight at 8 p.m. The bandshell hosts George Hinn directing nine pieces including Manhattan Beach March and National Emblem March with selections like Tap Boogie and When My Dream Coat Comes Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zwicki School of Dance
George Hinn
Manhattan Beach
J. Ivanovic
Tap Danver Kethy Davis
Lucy Bergner
Cindy Ferris
Patricia Bauerkemper
Bonnie Bauer
June Zwickl
Nancy Peerz
My Dreankoat
Lucky Steppers Sixth Meeting Minutes
The group held its sixth meeting on July 7 with the president calling the session to order. The secretary read the minutes and conducted roll call as members brought angel food and chiffon cakes for judging. Next meeting announced.
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Lucky Steppers
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A.L.A
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Sidney Fire Dept
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Alamo Exposition
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Ory Helms
Putetya
Cheyenne
Toastmasters Club
Leon Lafler
Frank Morey
Muriel Crosby
Robert Lafler
Harold Thomas
Esther Swanson
Mary Jurgens
Ann Borges
Mrs. Borges
Royal Maids
Royal Maids 4-H
Jeanne Woten
Kathy Woten
Sid Simmerman
Cindy Wolf
Corcoran
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Jennifer Rowen
The
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J. Fred Thompson
Idney Eter Flotel
Tru
Ora
bLfius
Ben Franklin
Carlson-Frank Dairy Fine’s Ready To Wear
Foland Farm Machinery
Fort Sidney Motor Motel
Fox Theatre
Hughes-Josten Lumber Co
Lauras' Gift Floral & Tot
Preble’s Super Market
Sidney National Bank
Sidney Sewing Center
Wheatbelt Public Power District
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