Around The Town Highlights From Sidney Social Scene
Around the Town notes numerous residents traveling and visiting. Bi Wehmiller attends a six day sales orientation in Denver for FIF Management Corp while Rev and Mrs Townsend plan a three week Tetons camping trip. Several families vacation in Yellowstone Glen Echo Poudre Canyon and Lake Superior areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bi’ Wehmiller
Denver
FIF Management Corp
R. L. Townsend
Judith
S Lewis
Tetons
Charles Diamond
Cheyenne
Elizabeth Schwasnick
Glenn Foster
Benedict, Neb
Leonard Beyers
Cecil Jackson
Kearney
Vi Glanz
William Glanz
Bud Portzi
San Francisco
Oregon
Idaho
Jackson Hole
Grand Lake
Colo
Robert Clark
Doug Kittham
Great Bend
Kaw
Dale Kinney
Kinney
George P .Walker
Joe Frauendorfer
Oakland
Calif
J. A. Livingston
Sol Willis
Big Springs
Ed Short and Sons
Waukegan
Charles Lieber
E. Short
E. E. Ducker
Bayard
Harriet Holt
Jean McKnight
Sioux City
Albert McKnight
Johnny
Robert Duis
Lancaster
C. A. Story
Alvin Duis
Yellowstone National
Parksw
R. J. Waitevan
John
William
Eugar
Farmington N. M
Ray Sunderman
Sidney
B. H. Grimm
Georgia
Scottsbluff
Kenneth Wolcott
L. R. Fowler
Boulder
Fowler
N. W. Ladegard
Elmer Ladine
Nancy
Mark
Clark Fuller
Rotary’ Club
Julesbug
Fuller
Rotary Foundation
H. P. Bollinger
LaPort
Ind
Bollinger
Charles Bollinger
Liverpool
N. Y
Charles Bollinger Jr
Pulaski
Lake Ontario
J. D. Clarkson
Omaha
Ar Neal Atkins
Monda
Glen Echo Resort
Poudre Canyon
Lester Perry
Oscar Harris
Perry
Stanley
Lincoln
Stanley Perry
Mr. Harris
Lloyd Mann
North Platte
Leo Osborn
Mr. Osborn
Yellowstone Park
Week In Advance Community Events Schedule
A midsummer schedule lists gatherings at bandshells clubs and civic groups. July 27 Promenaders dance at bandshell Foursquare. Rotary Toastmasters Odd Fellows July 29 at country club Yendis and more. Activities continue through July 31 August 1 2 with Lions Kiwanis Scouts Army Reserve and WCTU events at various venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Promenaders
Foursquare
Rotary
Country Club
Yendis
Odd Fellows
Lions Club
Elks Club
Kiwanis
Comeca
Cozad
S.C.D. Lions Club
Army Reserve
W.C.T.U
Cheyenne
OES Providence Chapter Teas and Several Picnic Plans
Providence Chapter 108 hosts an OES birthday tea tomorrow 3 to 5 p.m. at Mrs. K H Bagby 1421 12th Ave. The 24th Saunders County picnic is set for Sunday Aug 4 at Pioneer Park Scottsbluff with lunch lemon juice coffee and dinner after church services. The Nebraska Social Club of Oregon and Washington holds an annual picnic Aug 1 at Jantzen Beach Park Portland Former Nebraskans welcome. Newcomers Club meets July 30 7 30 p.m. Episcopal Parish Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
O.E.S
K. H. Bagby
12Th Ave
Saunders County
Pioneer Park
Scottsbluff
Nebraska Social Club
Oregon
Washington
Jantzen Beach Park
Portland
Ore
Cany
Cheyenne County
Admitted Names Catalog Across Cities
The list names numerous individuals admitted or dismissed in various locales including Sidney and Wauwatosa. Notable mentions include Mrs. Glenn Moore Mrs. H W Ells Mrs. Francis Pittington Joseph McCarty Walter Runge and Marie Eggerth among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Virgil Atkins
Glenn Moore
Paul Weingardt
John Clarkson
Marvin Kettler
Joseph McCarty
Walter Runge
H. W. Ells
Francis Pittington
Raymond Cervantes
Kimball
W. A
Haddix
Peetz
Wilbur Wood
Wauwatosa
Wis
Marie Eggerth
Madeline Lundburg
Paul Reiners
Charles Conner
Potter
William Hates
Lodgepole
Alvenia Holupka
Denver
John Lincoln Ari
Birth of Robert Duane Mock
Mr and Mrs Duane Mock announce the birth of their son Robert Duane at 546 PM on Sunday July 21 at Memorial Hospital. He weighs six pounds 31 percent ounces and has a sister Kathleen Ann aged four. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Dean Stettner of Sidney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duane Mock
Robert Duane
Memorial Hospital
Kathleen Ann
Dean Stettner
Sidney
Birth of Michael Allen Harnack at Memorial Hospital
Mr and Mrs Klaus Harnack welcomed a son Michael Allen at 10 23 p m Sunday July 21 in Memorial Hospital weighing seven pounds 15 14 ounces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Allen
Klaus Harnack
Memorial Hospital
Delores Bahl Weds Thomas Culek In July 13 Rites At St. Patrick's
Delores A Bahl and Thomas E Culek were united in marriage at St Patrick s Church on Saturday July 13 in a double ring ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert H Bahl Sr of Gurney and the groom is the son of Mr and Mrs Ludvik Culek of Dix. The couple held a luncheon and reception for 150 at St Patrick s Auditorium and plan a wedding trip to the Black Hills and Wyoming. The newlyweds reside at 1436 Jackson St Sidney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick’s Church
Delores A. Bahl
Thomas E. Culek
Robert H. Bahl Sr
Gurney
Ludvik Culek
Dix
Karen Ann Berry
Harold Schuessler
Bonnie Lindau
Patricia’ Bahl
Jill Dobson
Beverly Rohde
Ramona
Blitis
Frank Joska
Fritz Joska
Phillip Hanneman
Robert Bartéls
George Beraneck
St. Patrick's Auditorium
Fred Kriesel
Lindau
Linda Zalesky
Carol Waite
Belva Peterson
Carol Fastenau
Richard Taedter
Beverly 'Erigelland
Rita ‘Harris
A. L. Koester
Charles Lynch
Jeanette Freudenberg
Black Hills
Wyoming
Rebekah Kensington Plans Clean Up Day
Twenty two members met in Odd Fellows Hall to plan a flood cleanup for basement rooms. Volunteers to meet at 9 this morning were listed along with the lunch committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Kensington
Odd Fellows Hall
E. W. Augenstine
Rex Olsen
Melvin Hiett
Alva Harte
Prize Winners Told For Ladies Golf Luncheon
Winners at the Wednesday Ladies luncheon and golf at Sidney Country Club were Mrs. Earle Winter for long drive on No 1, Mrs. J R Gilliland for closest to the pin on No 5, and Mrs. Cal Christ Jr for low putts. Christ was hostess with 12 ladies present. Hostess next week will be Mrs. J D Olinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Country Club
Earle Winter
J. R. Gilliland
Cal Christ Jr
Junior Oldtimers Club Holds Family Picnic
Union Pacific Junior Oldtimers Club 35 and Auxiliary held their annual picnic at the northside park Sunday afternoon. Nearly 50 persons attended with games and prizes for winners Mr and Mrs Duane Rasby and Mr and Mrs Clarence Hare as the entertainment committee. Nyle Leypold and Don Rogers managed drinks and ice cream. A brief business meeting was held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific Junior Oldtimers Club
Northside Park
Duane Rasby
Clarence Hare
Nyle Leypold
Don Rogers
Methodist Donate To Bluffs Nursing School
The First Methodist Church of Sidney via its missions program donated 200 dollars to the School of Nursing program at West Nebraska General Hospital in Scottsbluff. Administrator Max C. Coppom announced the gift. The school draws students from many western Nebraska communities and is the state's only professional program west of Grand Island and Hastings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church of
Sidney
West Nebraska General Hospital
Scottsbluff
Max C. Coppom
School of Nursing
Nebraska
Grand Island
Hastings
Sidney Church
Kooky Kutters 4 H Club Plans Hoho Breakfast
The fifth Kooky Kutters 4 H Club meeting at Judy Karnik's on Wednesday July 24. members brought materials for hand towels and planned a Hoho breakfast for July 29 at Vera Hare's home. Next meeting set for July 3 at Rita Cunningham's. refreshments by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judy Karnik
Vera Hare
Rita Cunningham
Miller says Ike budget admits fat must be trimmed
Rep. Miller said President Eisenhower’s request for departmental spending restraint shows budget figures were padded. He accused Democrats of political stalling on school construction aid and predicted the measure will not pass in the House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rep. Miller
Eisenhower
Carolyn McGirr Denies Band Debut Rumors in Hollywood
Miss Nebraska 1957 and Miss Universe finalist Carolyn McGirr says she has no contract to join the Manny Harmon band or debut with a dance orchestra at the Hollywood Palladium. She notes a long talk with Harmon but denies any signing or agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn McGirr
Hollywood Paladium
California
Carolyn
Manny Harmon
Ma Gier
Harmon
Caroly
Young Moderns Vacation Worries Teens Face
AP Newsfeature reports on teen worries about independence and dating during summer. It covers parental rules on driving, makeup, use of a graduation car, and managing romances in warm months with practical guidance.
Marriage License for Kermit Story and Bonnie Tappan
Kermit Story age 25 of Cozad and Bonnie Tappan age 23 of Lexington have filed for a marriage license in the local records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kermit Story
Cozad
Bonnie Tappan
Lexington
Tucker divorce sought in Cheyenne County Court
Helen Tucker files for divorce from Harry Tucker alleging extreme cruelty. They have three children and she seeks custody. The couple married May 31 1947.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen ‘Tucker
Harry Tucker
Cheyenne
Live Putters Des Moines Squirrel Holes Out Ball
Two ministers playing golf in Des Moines witnessed a ground squirrel seize a chip on the green and push the ball into the cup with its nose. The event, vouched by both ministers, adds a curious note to a routine round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Obituary Fragments Highlight Two Local Morticians
Two obituaries outline lives of mortician and auto service worker. Craig Mortuary veteran and licensed embalmer born 1926 in Alma Nebraska trained in Hastings. Wamskey's Lincoln Mercury staff member born 1924 in West Carrollton Ohio served in WWII Army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma
Neb
Rachael Dow
Hastings
Ronald
Kenneth
Mem Presbyterian Church
Masons, Jr. Chamber of Com
U. S. Navy
West Carrollton
Ohio
Bernadine Kelley
Hoxie
Kansas
Charles
Roy
Rhonda
U. S
Job Listing for Bookkeeper at Wamsley's Lincoln Mercu
A historic classified item notes a bookkeeper position at Wamsley's Lincoln Mercantile starting May 1. The notice specifies employment needs and timing, indicating a mid spring opening in a small merchant firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wamsley’s
Lincoln - Mercu
Mrs. Humphrey Looks Forward to Returning Home
Mrs George Humphrey wife of the retiring Treasury secretary discusses moving their Washington D C household to their Cleveland area home. She says packing is not started and plans to stay in Washington until Congress adjourns with weekend visits to Holiday Hill farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Eads Washington
George Humphrey
the Treasury
Washington
Cleveland
Ohio
Pam Humphrey
Humphrey
Congress
Holiday Hill
Secretary Seay's Wife Describes Busy Years and Plans
The secretary's wife praises his resilience amid Senate Finance Committee scrutiny and attacks. She says he faced hearings with fortitude and expects to unwind after leaving the Cabinet. She plans to return to prior interests in medical education, crippled children, and Republican party work. She notes grandchildren singing in St Hubert's Church choir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate Finance Committee
Republican Party
St Hubert’s Episcopal Church
Ak-Sar-Ben Prize List for 1957 Show Released
The premium list for the Ak-Sar-Ben Live Stock Show in Omaha runs September 20 to 29 1957. More than 15000 in premiums will be awarded across 4-H divisions with 1000 exhibitors expected. The World Championship Rodeo offers 18500 in prize money nightly featuring Arthur Godfrey and his horse Goldie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Nebraska
Iowa
Harry B Coffee
Nebraska College of Agriculture
Iowa State College
Arthur Godfrey
Goldie
Kimball TV System Franchise Granted by City Council
The Kimball area receives a franchise to operate a community television system assigned to W. H. Morrison of Pine Bluffs. A 30 ft tower by Collier Electric Co. will receive microwave signals from Sidney with relays from Sterling and Ft. Morgan. Five channels will be offered including three Denver stations and Cheyenne, plus a local defense channel. Color transmission planned when available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimball
W. H. Morrison
Pine Bluffs
Collier Electric Co
Sidney
Sterling
Ft. Morgan
Denver
Cheyenne
Kitchen arithmetic on pasta doubling bulk
The note explains that 1 cup of uncooked elbow macaroni (4 ounces) yields about 2 cups cooked and suggests spaghetti should roughly double in bulk as well. It presents a practical guide for portioning cooked pasta from uncooked amounts.
Fairview Club Releases 2600 Quail For Hunting Program
Fairview Sportsmen's Club in Oklahoma released 2600 quail raised by members from hatchlings to improve hunting. The effort aims to bolster local game bird stock and provide hunting opportunities for members and the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairview
Okla
Fairview Sportsmen’s Club
Eisenhower backs Miller stand on Idaho dam funds
President Eisenhower signaled approval of Rep. A L Miller’s private vs federal funding stance on the Hells Canyon dam issue. He urged a mixed approach for water projects and warned against halting the Idaho Power Co development, citing $57 million already invested and Seaton’s critique of federal waste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
Rep. A. L. Mille
Nebraska
Hells Canyon
Jack Westland
R-Wash
Publi Power
Idaho Power Co
Miller
Interior
Fred Seaton
Welch Wins Trip to State Farm Meeting in Dallas
Ralph B. Welch, agent for State Farm Insurance in this area, has won a three day trip to Dallas for the company's Career Club session at the Statler Hilton Hotel. Mr and Mrs Welch plan to leave tomorrow for the meeting where top agents and district managers will gather as executives discuss insurance innovations and trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Tex
Ralph B. Welch
State Farm Insurance Cos
Welch
Statler- Hilton
State Farm
Also Mentioned on This Page
Newcomers Club
Episcopal Parish Hall
Hone
Robert Duane Mock
Michael Allen Harnack
Delores Bahl
Thomas Culek
St. Patrick's
Jackson St
Gurley High School
County
U. S. Army
Thompson
Oldtimers Club
Methodist
Collene Gorman
Young Moderns
Craig Mortuary
Parts & Service Wiil Wamskey
Lincoln - Mercury
Jerry
Gerald A, Dow
Mats Wolfe
DéLone
Delores Schnell
Gurley
Louie Schnell
Cheryl Lynn
Ladies Bowling League
Lutheran Church
Tes
Kimball TV System
Lke
Idaho Dam
Wilma Zamorski
Molina
Lucien
New York
Indonesia
Ford Foundation
Scho
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