Around Town Social Roundup Beside Sidney
Sunday and weekend greetings fill the town as Cpl Richard E Pierson returns on 16 days leave with gatherings at the Statler and Pierson households. Visitors include Ron Meininger Jim Skridlant and families from Imperial and L0ngeland Colorado, plus Dr Charles Bagby and the Cook family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Frederick
Fred Pierson
Cpl
Richard E. Pierson
Ron Meininger Argi
Imperial
Jim Skrdlant
Loégeland
Colo
Bdrl Cruise
Pearl Simpson
Sidney
Cpl. Pierson
Vietnam
Camp Pendleton
Calif
Earl Schubarth
Scottsbluff
California
Hochmans Back From Reunion Of Army Unit
Mr and Mrs Benny Hochman returned from a reunion trip beginning in Palmyra Missouri with the 926th Signal Battalion the unit that liberated Buchenwald in 1944 Benny a former prisoner was adopted by the battalion The couple joined Ed Townley of Walthill Nebraska and others before traveling to Grand Marais Minnesota to visit friends then returning to Sidney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benny Hochman
Palmyra
926Th Signal Battalion
Buchenwald
Germany
Hochman
Hockmans
Ed Townley
Walthill
Neb
Dalton
Benny
Hochmans
Grand Marais
Minn
Sidney
CENSUS ADMISSIONS DISMISSALS AND BIRTHS LISTED BY LOCATIONS
Census shows 58 patients with five babies in nursery. ADMITTED names cover Sidney Attleboro Gurley and Chula Vista listed individuals. DISMISSED includes multiple residents from Sidney Gurley and Chula Vista. BIRTHS record three newborns at various times in July with parents Spaeth Brumbaugh Gottschalk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Janice Medbery
John Spaeth
Electa Stanton
Glenn Greenlee
Ruth Rozek
Clifford Edgar
Frank Hauser
C. H. Houck
Gale Brumbaugh
William Hays
Marlene Walker
Mario Nebarez
John Gottschalk
Lowell Swanson
Ronald Holly
Gurley
Lucille Larson
Attleboro
Mass
Henry Poviiat
Chappell
Charles Hafer
Alfred Johnson
Sundl
Jerry Vacik
Gerald Tremain
Leroy Hadden
Larry Loebe
Floyd Cartwright
Jerry Kocourek
Sharon Hall
Dave Smith
Wesley Dixon
Fred McKinney
Mary Walker
Dorothy Shefner
Roger Bauerkemper
Nellie Livingston
Chula Vista
Calif
Dorothy
Look Who's Here Look Who's Here
Joseph Alan Spaeth, eight pounds five ounces, was born at Memorial Hospital at 10 55 a m on Friday July 14 parents Mr and Mrs John Spaeth. Siblings include John 11 Patricia 10 Barbara 8 Shelly 7 Elizabeth 5 and Steve 3. Grandparents Mr and Mrs Walter Clark Stoneham Colorado Mr and Mrs John Hale Bell Gardens California and Stanley Spaeth Sacramento California. Douglas Alan Summers, nine pounds three ounces, born at 10 30 a m Thursday July 13 at Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Edward Summers Crook Colorado. He has an older brother David 11 1/2 months. Mrs Dean Brown Sterling Colorado and Mr and Mrs Carl Summers Sr Crook Colorado are the parents. Great grandfather Frank M Keester Sterling Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Alan Spaeth
John Spaeth
Joseph Alan
Memorial Hospital
John
Patricia
Barbara
Shelly
Elizabeth
Steve
Walter Clark
Stoneham
Colo
John Hale
Bell Gardens
Calif
Stanley Spaeth
Sacramento
Douglas Alan Summers
Edward Summers
Crook
Douglas Alan
David
Dean Brown
Sterling, Colo
Carl Summers Sr
Crook, Colo
Frank M. Keester
Jaycees On TV Discuss Sidney Centennial Program
Sidney Jaycee officers will appear on the Doris Berry Show tomorrow at 4 p.m. with Cheyenne County Queen Sharon Kaylor. They will discuss Sidney and the upcoming Centennial program. The program airs on Channel 3 in Sterling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Jaycee
Doris Berry
Cheyenne County
Sharon Kaylor
Jaycees
Sidney
Channel 3
Sterling
New Officers Take Over ALA At Lodgepole
Francis De Brunner Unit 286 Lodgepole American Legion Auxiliary installed new officers at the July 11 meeting in the Legion Hall led by President Mrs Ralph Talich. Members include vice presidents Mrs Morris Hernbloom and Mrs Edwin Misegadis secretary Mrs Arthur Disney treasurer Mrs Phil Quinn historian Mrs Delmar Zalesky chaplain Mrs Curtis Brown and sergeant at arms Mrs John Fraass. Standing committee chairs cover rehabilitation and child welfare to publicity and memorials with several members named. 23 adults one junior member and five guests attended. The group noted the Lincoln convention July 21 23 and dues for 1968 at 2.50 with junior and Tiny Tot dues at 1. The Old Settlers Day parade float was assigned co chairmen Gertrude Wickard and Clarence Meyer. Reopening of the U P Canteen at North Platte was discussed for World War II Canteen volunteers during the Centennial. Lodgepole-Chappell will serve Aug 1 with 9 am to 9 pm shift. 200-400 visitors expected. Call for help and supplies emphasized. Calendars were passed out. Carol Ann Hokom reported on Girls State. Red School House award to Mrs Wayne Bond. July hostesses were Mrs Morris Hernbloom Mrs Wallace Hernbloom and Mrs Horace Quinn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis de Brunner
Lodgepole American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Ralph Talich
Morris Hernbloom
Edwin Misegadis
Arthur Disney
Phil Quinn
Delmar Zalesky
Curtis Brown
John Fraass
George Minshall
May Heath
Duane Nelson
Jennie Smith
Millard Zalesky
Ross_ Glassburn
Dave Nelson
Ernest Meyer
Horace Quinn
Olive Johnson
Paul Smith
Clara Fraass
Red School
Julie Fishcer
Rialto
Calif
R. O. Bond
Arnold Walters
John Hokom
Gertrude Wickard
Clarence Meyer
U. P
North Platte
Lodgepole
Chappell
Fred Lehmkuhl
Carol Ann Hokom
Girls State
Wayne Bond
Wallace Hernbloom
Gilgren Heads DAV Chapter Sidney Chapter No 40 chartered
Sidney Disabled American Veterans Chapter No 40 was chartered at a Legion Hall meeting. Officers elected include Bill Gilgren as commander John F Clarkson senior vice commander Kenneth Tilghman junior vice commander John Bahr chaplain and Robert Wut adjutant treasurer. Next meeting scheduled for Wednesday July 19 at the Legion Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
The
Disabled American Veterans
Legion Hall
Bill Gilgren
John F. Clarkson
Kenneth Tilghman
Crook
Community club calendar listing July meetings and picnics
The notice outlines July events including VFW Auxiliary July 18 at 7 30 p m Legion Club. July 19 Past Noble Grand Club picnic at Legion Park and Rebekah Lodge covered dish dinner at IOOF Hall. Regular and other meetings follow at Legion Club Elks Auditorium and BPO Docs. A Sidney club picnic at Miss Leona Gemeinhardt home invites covered dishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VFW Auxiliary
Legion Club
Noble Grand Club
Legion Park
Rebekah Lodge
IOOF
DAV
Leegion Club
Elks Auditorium
Sidney Business and Professional Woman’s Club
Leona Gemeinhardt
Jackson
Local President Attends AAUW State Meeting
Forty five leaders of the Nebraska division AAUW gathered in Grand Island as Mrs. Anne Campbell Lincoln regional VP urged action to drive community change. Alma Ashley PN Nebraska division president led a meeting focusing on membership growth and better division-branch communication with fall workshops planned starting October 7 at Scottsbluff. The 1968 convention was set for Lincoln April 26 27 and a Sioux Falls regional June 8 9. Nominating committee members were Dr Leona Failor chair and others with Sidney branch rep Mrs Charles Everitt among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
American Association of University Women
Grand Island
Anne Campbell
Lincoln
AAUW
Alma Ashley
Peru
Nebraska Aauw
Scottsbluff
Sioux Falls
S.D
Blair
Sidney
Charles Everitt
Wool Contest Entry Forms Are Available Now
Entry forms for the District I Make It Yourself With Wool Contest open to four age groups from 10 to 22 and over. Forms may be obtained by writing Mrs Harlan Drown or Mrs John Blundell in Nebraska. State contest in North Platte January 12 13 1968 under Mrs Wesley Biehl. Grand prize is a 15 day all expense paid trip to Europe via Olympic Airways. Prizes include sewing machines scholarships trips bonds and wool fabrics. Contestants must create 100 percent American wool garments and model them themselves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford
Nebraska
Harlan Drown
Mitchell
Nebr
John Blundell
Chadron
Wesley Biehl
North Platte
American Wool Council
National Association of Secondary Schools
Rome
Athens
Madrid
Olympic Airways
Northwest Nebraska Wool Growers Auxiliary
Canada’s premier industry is paper and pulp making
Canada relies on a strong paper and pulp sector as its leading industry. The industry supports jobs, regional development, and exports, with major firms operating in Ontario Quebec and British Columbia. Investments focus on sustainable practices and future growth in global markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Peetz Resident W. E. James Dies at 88
W E James eighty eight year old Peetz resident died Sunday afternoon in Logan County Hospital Sterling after brief illness. Funeral services set for 1 30 p m Wednesday at the E U B Church of Peetz with burial in Peetz Cemetery. Survived by five daughters including Esther Fairchild of Peetz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peetz
Logan County Hospital
Sterling
E.U. B. Church of
Meteorite fall sought via witness reports July 10
The American Meteorite Laboratory in Denver requests witnesses who saw a large meteor crossing northeastern Colorado and western Nebraska around 1:00 a.m. on July 10. They believe it likely ended near the Nebraska Wyoming border and ask observers to write to O O Box 2098 Denver Colo 80201 with location, direction, time, and contact details for measurements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Meteorite Laboratory
Denver
Nebraska
Colorado
Nebraska-Wyoming
O. O
Colo
Sidney Telegraph
Family Life group hosts August picnic at Legion Park
The First Christian Church Family Life group held its monthly picnic at Legion Park Sunday with hosts Mr and Mrs C E Couch and Mr and Mrs George Runge. Rev Ellis Wotan gave the invocation and Mrs Runge led the devotions. At the August meeting Francis Butterfield will sponsor an All Church picnic at 4 30 p.m. Aug 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
First Christian Church
Legion Park
C. E. Couch
George Runge
Ellis Wotan
Ladies Golf at Hillside Course Names Top Winners
Eighteen players joined the regular Ladies Golf Association round at Hillside Golf Course last Wednesday. Mrs. Hillard Lockett won first prize with 41 strokes, Mrs. Ross Barker took second with 42, and Mrs. John Elwell Jr. finished third with 43.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Golf Association
Hillside Golf Course
Hillard Lockett
Ross Barker
John Elwell, Jr
77 At Saddle Club Breakfast
Mr and Mrs J B Ruttner hosted a sunrise ride and breakfast for Lodgepole Valley Saddle Club members and families at their farm east of Sidney. Twenty riders rode to the Ruttner farm. breakfast for 77 guests was cooked over an open fire on the lawn. Committee members assisted along with Wes Jensen supervising the ride and Mrs Jensen and J B Baker aiding the breakfast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Ruttner
Lodgepole Valley Saddle Club
Sidney
Ruttner
Ray Wellner
Rosalie Karnik
Carl Olson
Leo Krieger
Wes Jensen
Mrs. Jensen
J. B. Baker
Chadron State Plans Aid for Tuition Affected Students
Chadron State College will aid students facing hardship from a tuition increase. President Dr. Edwin C. Nelson cites federal programs such as Educational Opportunity Grants National Defense Student Loans Work Study and Guaranteed Loans. Nebraska’s new $45,000 state fund supports students who cannot attend due to higher costs. Students are urged to inquire about available financial aid before deciding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chadron State College
Edwin C. Nelson
Nelson
Chadron State
National Defense
Nebraska
Local students tour Kearney State College and UNL orientation
Local students Annette Kallhoff Theresa Mohatt Jolene Runge and their families visited Kearney State College for fall enrollment. At the University of Nebraska orientation programs Lee Goodwin and Mrs leBaron Goodwin joined Connie Anderson and her parents Earl and Mrs. Anderson and Linda Lewis and her parents Ancel and Mrs. Lewis. Northwestern University expanded its campus by adding 74 acres of Lake Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kearney State College
Annette Kallhoff
Theresa Mohatt
Jolene Runge
R. F. Kallhoff
Everett Mohatt
Beverly
Clifford Runge
University of Nebraska
Lee Goodwin
leBaron Goodwin
Sidney
Connie Anderson
Earl Anderson
Potter
Linda D. Lewis
Ancel W. Lewis
Northwestern University
Lake Michigan
Summer Band Program Opens July 18 in Park Band Shell
Summer band concert begins Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the park band shell under Duane Johnson with five weeks of concerts. Tomorrow night’s program features Horns A Plenty, Mary Poppins selections, The Blue and The Gray, a Civil War medley, Latina dance, The Strategic Air Command, and The Star Spangled Banner with various arrangers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duane Johnson
Leonard B
Smith
Alfred, Reed
Clare Grundman
Uite
John Warrington
Frank Benchscutto
Strategic Air Command
Clifton Williams
Henry Fillmore
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tom Statler
Jake Statler
Carl Smith
H. W. Statler
Elmer Mundy
Omaha
Robert Dyke
Mr. Dyke
Amelia Dyke
Kenneth Bagby
Lake Okoboji
Iowa
Charles Bagby
Blaif
Joe Lindberg
Cody
Wyo
Gene DeWeese
Mrs
Hull Cook
Billings
Mont
Susan Cook
Ketchikan
Alaska
Cook Ranch
Nye, Mont
Ann Kucera
St. Mary’s Hospital
Scotts
Kucera
Charles Willey
Britur
Hull Cook Ranch
Alva Hart
Western Nebraska General Hospital
Glenn Draper
Barestow
Richard Wright
Scotty
Drapers
Roy Wells
St. Mark’s Hospital
Salt Lake City
Don Fedderson
el Reno
Okla
Loring Tables
Cheyenne Frontier Days
Oklahoma
Don
Rodeo Cowboys Association
Leon Lafler
West Coast
Santa Rosa
Washington
Oregon
Charles Ham
Vo-Tech “School
Harvey Vizina
Nan Vizina
Evelyn May Brickeey
Holyoke
Ervin Farrell
James Brickers
Rodney Jobman
Kearney
Linda Fry
Alliance
Kay Russell
Aubrey Russell
North Sterling Reservoir
Burton Harris
ALA
Gilgren
Young Voices Blend
V. T. Miller
Esc Pravuusy
St. Patrick’s Academy
Ray Cruise
Telegraph
Western Nebraska Vocation and Technical School
Keith Petitjean
Dick Thomas
Leonard Schinek
Petitjean
Evelyn
Stamford
Vo-Tech
Thomas
Elaine
Overton
Schinek
Lorene
Arvada
Gateway Motor City
Hemingford
North American Aviation Inc
Los Angles
Marian Willeford
Marian Kripal
Saddle Club
CSC
Teenea
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