Town Folks Catch Up With Week of Visits and Guests
Sunday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Rezac Sr. included Don Rezac family and Pete Walla. Several families visited Estes Park, Lincoln, Freemont, and North Bend over the weekend, with trips to Kearney Hospital and Cheley Camp. Others hosted or attended camps, reunions, and dinners in Lincoln, Wau netto, and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Rezac
Don Rezac
William Rezac Jr
Pete Walla
Dalton
Bradley Jacobson
Pagosa Springs
Cole
Harold Smith
Lincoln
Dean Smith
North Bend
Sol Nelson
Fremont
John Engel
Estes Park
Alva Cox
W. H. Montgomery
Sod
Mark Teachen
North Hollywood
Calif
Montgomery
Lloyd O’halloran
Don Born
Brunswick
Neb
Floyd Swan
Kearney
Kearney Hospital
B. H. Grimm
Cynthia
Georgia
Cheley Camp
Estes
Paul Jillson
James Willis
Catherine Jeffreys
Wauneta
Ralph Chapman
William Zierlein Sr
Fairfield
Iowa
William Zierlein
Jeanie Wolstenholm
Carol Stately
Sherryl Lowry
Betty Stately
Norman Lowry
Nazarene
Hastings
Carl, Davis
Davis
Curtis Berton
Moravia
James Rhee
St. Charles
William’ Davis
Gering
Kenneth Bagby
Carole Allery
Tekamah
D. R. Sedgewick
Great Falls
Mont
Sedgewick
Maye Sedgewick
Harlan Willey
Gorydon
Sidney
Admitted and Dismissed Names by City List
The record lists admitted and dismissed individuals across Sidney Gurley Potter Lodgepole Kimball North Platt plus Philadelphia Anton Fischer and various Mrs title holders. Dismissals include Mrs Henry Schaaf and family as well as Rich ard Brauer among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Linda Sterkel
Robert Kinnersley
Delbert Rogers
Ted Hecker
Bert Holt
L. S. O’holleran
Robert Wait
W. P. Ackerman
Marjorie Stankard
Gurley
Louis Schwartz
Potter
Barbee Smith
Philadelphia
Anton Fischer
Henry Schaaf
Son
Ted Williamson
Ernest Hansen
Lewis Mehling
Baby
Richard Brauer
Joe Kubes
Dean Stanley
Benjamin Hilpert
Lodgepole
Richard Sick
Kimball
Bruce Muhe
E. J. Ramsey
North Platt
Jon Jones
Birth of Ava Sue Williamson at Memorial Hospital
Mr and Mrs T G Williamson announce the birth of daughter Ava Sue born Sunday at 1 pm in Memorial Hospital weighing 6 pounds 4 ounces. Siblings Judy Ann Jody Beth twins four Trudy two. Grandparents Lloyd Williamson Phoenix Ariz Ed Condy Big Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. G. Williamson
Ava Sue
Memorial Hospital
Judy Ann
Jody Beth
Trudy
Lloyd Williamson
Phoenix, Ariz
Ed Condy
Big Springs
CWF Meeting at Mrs Hart Hosts 19 Members and Guest
Mrs Alva Hart hosted a Christian Women's Fellowship gathering with 19 members and guest Mrs Loren Pottorff. President Mrs John Farmer led, with rolls, scripture, and a study on Presenting the CWF. Officers outlined duties. Aug 2 set as final clothing collection date for Hazel Green Academy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alva Hart
Christian Women’s Fellowship
Loren Pottorff
John Farmer
Paul Pearson
Farmer
Frieda Widstrand
Pearson
W. E. Chambers
Widstrand
W. K. Hasenyager
Hazel Green Academy
Rebekah Lodge Meets in Regular IOOF Session
Rebekah Lodge No. 66 held a regular meeting at the IOOF hall with Mrs. Frank Klentz in charge. Mrs. O. L. Maddox reported semi annually. a card party is set for Aug 21 in the IOOF basement with 25 cent tickets and invites the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Lodge No. 66
IOOF
Frank Klentz
Noble Grand
Frank Boyle
O. L. Maddox
Odd Fellows
A. R. Tremain
William Hawkins
William Bergner
Kenneth Noteboom
Louis Grage
Henry Frahm Jr
L. H. Richardson
Card Clubs Eight Janes Hosted by Mrs. Ross Warner
Mrs. Ross Warner hosted the Eight Janes on a Wednesday afternoon in her home. Out-of-club guests included Mrs. Bill Wehmiller and Mrs. Lyle Cormick. Prizes went to Mrs. Colerick high, Mrs. Kay Sunderman second, and Mrs. Wehmiller low.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Warner
Bill Wehmiller
Lyle Colerick
Colerick
Kay Sunderman
Wehmiller
Calico Extension Club Hosts Social Family Picnic
Members of the Calico Extension Club held a Wednesday evening family picnic at Northside. Fried chicken and watermelon featured the meal and the time was spent socially.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calico Extension Club
Northside Park
4-H Club Meeting at Mrs Mueller Home
The group met at Mrs Don Mueller's home on July 18 with the president presiding. Members answered roll call and planned next year's sewing and cooking projects. They cut pockets and potholders, will sew them at home, and shared lunch with 4-H favors. Next meeting Aug 8 with Cynthia Mueller reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clover Dollis
Sally Mason
Jeannette Pierson
Patty Thorpe
Don Mueller
Joy-riding charges dropped as key witness absent
In Cheyenne County Court two Tulsa Texas brothers faced joy riding charges for taking A C Acton’s pickup without permission. The case was dropped and the defendants released when Acton the complaining witness failed to appear to prosecute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa, Tex
Cheyenne County Court
Carol
Thomas Ward
A. C. Acton
Acton
Across and Down Word Puzzle Clues Listed
A mixed list of crossword clues with numbers and partial phrases includes umbrella part electric lamp Philippine knife commotion arrow poison Adam and Eve home muffin row carry on wooden shoes Greek E The Lion Woods hospital doctor soprano note intimidate spoiled supervisor animals recapture besides field edible root weary baking chamber woody plant Guido highest note distilling grain exchange for money swab reserve change for money tatters mental conception explosive device acrid accord revolutionary general deprived of joy be cautious harem room sidedr triangle four quarters palm leaf high hill flows out part of a bed cake froster lump taunt natural ability Turkish measure responds cask glossy paint sump detail perform alone pile male turkey herb eve unit of reluctance unrefined metal
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woods
Soprano
Weary
Guido
Turkey
Square Dance Classes Start Monday In Sidney
Sidney summer recreation program offers square dancing for youths and others. More than 100 registrants are expected as classes begin at 7 30 p m on Monday in the Hahler Building parking lot and run 90 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Hahler Building
Bill Harris
Soil Bank deadline extended to late July for 1950s signups
The soil bank deadline was pushed from July 20 to July 27 marking the second extension of the year. Final dates for compliance will be set by State Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation committees and may run from July 31 to August 3. The change aids counties unable to complete signups and avoids clashing with a wheat quota referendum.
Maple Grove Visits Blend Of Families This Week
Maple Grove residents record a busy social week with children visiting the Schlaman home and multiple households hosting guests. Mr. and Mrs. Sharman stayed at the Verne Sharman home, while the McGowans and Miles families dined at Ed Miles and other local homes. Several gatherings continued through Sunday with harvesters hosted for meals and companionship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Stark
Oscar Schlaman
W. T. Sharman
Verne Sharman
T. N. McGowan
Ed Miles
Margurite Sterling
Lewis Sterling
Harvey Miles
F. M. Benkiewicz
John Bauer Jr
Patty
Leonard Thornton
Chadron
Earl Geu
Julia Rasmussen
Hugh Boothe
Frank Rasmussen
Dorothy
Albert Runion
Gerald Stengel
Geo. Stengel
T.N. McGowan
Social Visits Highlight Weekend at Local Homes
Wednesday evening gatherings at the J C Peters home included Mr and Mrs Berard Roelle and the Fehringer family with children and Mrs Dennis Walsh and Kay Mary Jo Jimmy and Beth Merrylee Meier visiting Karey Meier. Ida Hart visited Rebecca Fleming. Donald Hadden Pamela and Melvin Phelps hosted guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C. Peters
Melvin Phelps
Marvin “Fleming
Linda
Kathy
Edson
Sturtevant
Wisc
Floyd Fleming
Harvey, Marsh
Anid Douglas
Marlene
Darlene Miller
Frank Meier
Ervin Phelps
Edith Bowman
Jim Phelps
Charles Cady
Darlene
Marlene Miller
Karen Meier
Drive carefully you may hit an Episcopalian slogan
Cards handed out by Art Swain at St. John's Episcopal Church promoted traffic safety with the message Drive carefully you may hit an Episcopalian. The tone reflects a church related public safety effort in Chula Vista California.
Safeway Reports Second 1956 Profit Increase
Safeway Stores Inc. reports a major gain in net earnings for the 12 weeks ended June 16 1956. Earnings per share after taxes and reserves reach 1.41, up 96 percent from 0.72 in the second 12 weeks of 1955. The upturn began in late 1955 and continued into early 1956 with substantial year over year improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Safeway Stores, Incorporated
Fire rescuers free student trapped in classroom door
In Greenville a second grader was rescued from a jammed classroom door after teachers tried to unlock it. Firefighters arrived with a ladder truck but the door had been removed by then.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville
S. C
Fire Department
Lorenzo News Trimmers Visit Relatives Here
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Trimmer and sons of Norfolk Virginia arrived Saturday to visit relatives here before continuing to Pueblo Colorado to visit his parents. Mrs. W. W. Albert spent two weeks with her parents Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Peters then headed home to Urbana Illinois. Mrs. Daryl Meier and children and Mrs. Edward Meier visited Mrs. Crow Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs Donald Hazlett and sons from Riverton Wyoming were Friday overnight guests at the Mrs Ida Hurt home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Trimmer and Sons
Norfolk
Virginia
Pueblo
Colo
W. W. Albert
J. C. Peters
Urbana
Daryl Meier
Edward Meier
Crow
Donald Hazlett and Sons
Night Visitors Bed Down in Legion Park
City police warned Park Superintendent Frank Smith that parkgoers slept overnight in Legion Park. Two tents were pitched but by arrival one had been removed and the other sat vacant. The park rules require clearing by midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Park
Frank Smith
Smith
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bosyra
Heret
Ava Sue Williamson
Clover Dolls
Club
London
CWF
Hart
Rebekahs
Tleas
Maple Grove
Schlaman
Gesina Miller
Elizabeth Arden
Safeway
Nebraska State Bankers Dept
Industrial Bankers
Industrial, Loan & Investment
Farnam, E
Omaha, Nebr
Telegraph
Beauty
Chevrolet
Kokier Motor CO
Sidney, Nebraska
Ford
Luxe
Lorenzo News
Janda & Tobin Drug
Illinois
Grand Island
Roush Mobile Homes
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