Census Update From July 20 Admits and Dismissals
As of 7 a.m. 36 in hospital plus four babies in nursery total 40. Names listed include Sidney Lambert Morton Mrs Bill Rush Phil Crantz Mrs Larry Peetz Valerie Hernandez Mrs Arthur Wittig Mrs Cleo Johnson Grace Schulte Wanda Tappen. Newborns: a girl to Elmer Bailey and a boy to Cleo Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Lambert Morton
Bill Rush
Phil Crantz
Larry Peetz
Valerie Hernandez
Arthur Wittig
Cleo Johnson
Grace Schulte
Wanda Tappen
Potter
Sandra Schreiner
Dalton
Brian Lojek
Gurley
Maxine Sorge
Bushnell
Karl Madden
Peetz
Ruby Hecker
Pine Bluffs
Elden Bail
Gillette
Thomas Kismicki
Snyder
Okla
Benny Montgomery
Anadarko
Leroy Price
G. C. McAlexander
Glen Ackerson
Caroll Hutton
Joline
Jean Marie Kaminski
Kenneth Wickstrom
Harold Jones
Pete Hernandez
Bernard Delashmutt
Clarence Kleinert
Ralph Olsen
Merle Krugman
Valerie
Look Who's Here Look Who's Here
Alliance parents Darrell and Mrs Schilz celebrate the birth of son Randal Ray on July 11 at seven pounds nine ounces in Sidney. Grandparents Raymond Lessman and Hilary Schilz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randal Ray Schilz
Darrell Schilz
Alliance
Randal Ray
Kevin
Raymond Lessman
Hilary Schilz
Sidney
Richard Lee Thorne
Hal Thorne
Richard Lee
Memorial Hospital
Herschel Goen
Mary Sholets
Medora
Ind
Cherie Jean Melvin
Gerald Melvin
Cherie Jean
Brenda Sue
Elva Melvin
Bridgeport
George Vosika
Lodgepole
Lena Rocker
Pekin
Ill
Mary Vosika
Memorial Home
Ladies Special Class At Fair 1964 National Needlework Contest
A special class at the Fair for ladies is sponsored by the National Hand Knitting Yarn Association and the American Wool Council. Entries must be knitted or crocheted from 100% wool or mohair and judged in araghans, sweaters, or three piece baby sets with proof of wool content. Blue ribbon winners advance to national finals in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Hand Knitting Yarn Association
American Wool Council
New York
De Brunner Meet Francis DeBrunner Unit 286 Lodgepole Legion Auxiliary
The American Legion Auxiliary Unit 286 met in regular session at the Legion Hall on Tuesday afternoon July 14 with 17 adults one junior one toddler and one child present. Officers announced the Fourth Department Convention in Grand Island July 31 and August 12. Committees were named for 1964 65 including Rehabilitation Child Welfare and Legislative Americanism. A $75 contribution to the Lions Club Old Settlers Reunion Barbecue fund was voted. The program featured Independence Day readings and a presentation on a new Braille flag for the Indiana School for the Blind. Nora Wolfe received the Red School House award and the July serving committee was named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis DeBrunner
Lodgepole American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Department
Grand Island
Olive Johnson
George Minshall
May Heath
Phil Quinn
Dave Nelson
Jennie Smith
Millard Zalesky
Morris
Paul Smith
Delmar Zalesky
John Oliverius
Curtis Brown
Arthur Disney
Red
Arthur Peters
Lions Club
Old Settlers
Indiana School For the Blind
Indianapolis Legion Post
Nora Wolfe
Harry Brown
Irma Quinn
Beginning Band To Play In Final Summer Concert
The Sidney High preparatory band and the summer concert band close the season with a 7:30 p.m. performance at the Jaycee bandshell Legion Park. About 75 members perform selected numbers, with Ron Riedler directing the Beginning Band and Duane Johnson leading the Regular Concert Band in marches, show tunes, and folk tunes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney High Preparatory
Jaycee
Legion Park
Ron Riedler
Duane Johnson
Marches
54 Graduates Plan Reunion
Members of the class of 1954 at Sidney High School will hold a reunion on Saturday, August 1, with about 35 attendees. The evening starts at 7 p.m. at Dude's Steak House and includes a banquet and dance. Local organizers include Mrs. Lewis Huddleston and several other named graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney High School
Dude’s Steak House
Lewis Huddleston
Carroll Robinson
Eldon Gilbreath
Richard Schilz
Ken Kieselhorst
Marge Webber
Jim Brumfield
Don Bell
Ron McMillen
Ladies Luncheon Held For Guests
Two Sidney ladies hosted a series of luncheons last week. On Tuesday Mrs. W. P. Ackerman entertained guests including Mrs. Jack Fate from Kansas City and Mrs. Dave Hood from Collidge Arizona among others. On Thursday the same group met at Mrs. O Connell s home with her daughter in law Mrs. Thomas O Connell Jr joining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Gudahl
Wheatland
Wyo
Frank Carey
Dena Davis
Ed Haupt
Herald Chesbro
Marshall, Minn
Robert Barlow
J. H. McNish
Bill Robinson
L. M. Clinton
Central City
Wilbur Wiedman
Stan Mary
Lincoln
leBaron Goodwin
W. J. Robinson
Mrs. Goodwin, Jr
Dave Hood
Cool
Sidney
W. P. Ackerman
Jack Fate
Kansas City
Collidge
Ariz
Frank Goodwin
Thomas B. O’connell
O’connell
Inlaw
Thomas O’connell, Jr
Scouts Honor The American Heritage At Public Program
The Jaycees Band Shell at Legion Park hosted a Saturday evening public program by Boy Scouts. Major O. J. Hennie urged Americans to uphold constitutional freedoms and democracy while five Scouts received Nathan Hale Awards for essays on preserving American heritage. The event featured colors, patriotic songs, and a flag lighting to close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts
Jaycee Band Shell
Legion Park
O. J. Hennie
Sioux Army Depot
United States
Mickey Robinson
John Slayton
Robert Young
Rodney Born
Steve Mattoon
John Jones
Telegraph
Scout Campfire For Heritage Tomorrow Night
The public is reminded of the American Heritage Program sponsored by Boy Scout Troop 83 to be held Saturday night July 18 at the Jaycee Bandshell in Legion Park starting at 8 p.m. The program features projects by Sidney troops tied to the national American Heritage movement. Major O. J. Hennie of Sioux Army Depot will speak on "The Heritage of Freedom."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scout Troop 83
Jaycee
Legion Park
Sidney
O. J. Hennie
Sioux Army Depot
Troop 83
Mickey Robinson
Calvin Klenz
Telegraph
Industrial Corp To Elect Tuesday In Sidney Chamber
The Sidney Industrial Corp shareholders meet at 8 p m Tuesday in the Chamber of Commerce office to elect officers and review the past year s reports, with discussion planned on upcoming projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Industrial Corp
Chamber of Commerce
Smorgasbord Set by St Patrick Altar Society at Youth Center
On Thursday July 22 at 5 p m Division 12 of the St Patrick Altar Society will sponsor a smorgasbord at the Youth Center with Mrs Helen Kitt as chairman and Mrs Gordon Niemoller as co sponsor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Divison 12
St. Patrick Altar Society
Helen Kitt
Gordon Niemoller
Band Rehearsals and Tryouts Announced for Fort Sidney Days
Duane Johnson Sidney High band director announces tentative rehearsals for Fort Sidney Days in early August at 7 a.m. for next year's upperclassmen. Majorette and twirler tryouts are set for Wednesday July 22. interested girls should contact Sue Allison for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duane Johnson
Sidney High
Fort Sidney
Johnson
Sue Allison
Family Haupts Host No-Host Dinner in Legion Park
A Sunday no host family dinner gathered members of the Haupt clan from Sidney Nebraska including Mr and Mrs Henry Haupt and their children Mr and Mrs Ed Haupt and others. Family members traveled from Arvada Colorado Sterling Colorado Dalton Moses Lake Washington and other nearby areas to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haupt
Legion Park
Henry Haupt
Ed Haupt
Gerald Haupt
Carl Kurz
Andy Oskvarek
Sidney
Dena Davis
Arvada
Colo
Max Mathewson
Sterling
Correction fixes Derby weighings firm name
A correction notes that in last Monday's paper the firm offering free weighings for Soap Box Derby racers was misnamed. It should have read Farmers Feed and Seed rather than Farmers Co op Elevator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Co-op Elevator
Farmers Feed and Seed
Lobster and Shrimp Skewers With Fresh Pineapple
Marinate chunks of cooked lobster in French dressing and thread on skewers with cherry tomatoes for an elegant hors d oeuvre. Shrimp and fresh pineapple pair well and can be prepared the same way for a bright seafood bite.
Arthur Brauer Services Held at Trinity Lutheran Church
Arthur Ernest Brauer 69 died Friday after a long illness. Funeral conducted Monday at Trinity Lutheran Church South Divide with Rev W H Seefeldt officiating. Burial in church cemetery. Pallbearers Albert Mahr Edward Narjes Elmer Karg Allen Kahl Ralph Brauer. Brauer born July 15 1895 Sidney son of Fritz and Albertina Brauer. Survived by widow two daughters seven grandchildren two sisters five brothers. He retired from farming and lived in Sidney at 1724 Newton. He served as elder trustee and school board member and on Farmers Coop Assn Sidney board. Parents and three sisters preceded him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Lutheran Church of
Fritz
Albertina Oldenburg Brauer
Erna Teufert
South Divide
Sidney
Newton
Farmers Coop Assn. of
Alvin Narjes
Gladys
Paul Narjes
Evelyn
Mrs Bowzer Rites Today at The Craig Mortuary
Funeral services for Florence Bowzer 62 were held at 2 30 pm at The Craig Mortuary. She died in Omaha July 16 after months of ill health. Burial at Greenwood Cemetery. Survivors include two sons Merton and Bill, a daughter Lorane Kosmicki, five grandsons, two granddaughters, and four brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craig Mortuary
Florence Bowzer
Omaha
R. G. Rainer
Greenwood Cemetery
Bill Schroder
Rothwell Strohl
Vernon Johnson
Everett Satterfield
Arvid Elmquist
Lawrence Synpcon
Florence Richmond
St. Edwards
Neb
Grand Island
Elton Leo Bowzer
Litchfield
West Coast
Taylor
Sidney
Bowzer
Merton
Bill
Lorane Kosmicki
Gillette
Wyo
Guy Richmond
Galesburg
Ill
Seth
Fred
Oquawaka
Jesse
Waverly
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Sandy Schreiner
Buffalo Bend
Bill Wachter
Clark Springman
Donald Rea
Carl Farmer
Michalla
Deer Valley Guest Ranch
Buena Vista
Farmers
Russ Pederson
Carlton Peterson
Susan
California
Peterson
Air Force
Barney Atkins
Neal Craig
Stickney
de Brunner
Don Thomas
Purdue
Purdue University
General Electric Foundation
Krannert Graduate School of Industrial Administration
Mary Marcelle
Dominican High School
Detroit
Mich
Donald R. Thomas
Barton St
St. Clair Shores
Roy G. Thomas
Nebr
Lutheran High School East
Harper Woods
Ralph L. Germer
East
Stewart St
Dayton
Ohio
Wayne High School
John S. Coleman
Crescent Road
Pontiac
Waterford-Kettering High School
Drayton Plains
Joel S. Poetker
North Cassingham Road
Bexley
Bexley High School
Thunderer
Senor
Senor Men of
Kentucky
South Pacific
Paris
K. L, King
John Klohr
John P, Sousa
J.J, Richards
Harold L, Walters
Carlos Guerino
Henry Fillmore
Clare Grundman
Philip J. Lang
R. R. Bennett
Jacques Offenbach
Scouts
COE
Nebraska
University of Wyoming
Lloyd Miller
Seward
Richard C. Mallam
Carol Brandhert
Fremont
Henry H. Reitz
Larry Bowker
Cozad
Herbert Dietrich
Milton R. Stern
University of Connecticut
T. A. Larson
School of American Studies
Arthur Brauer
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