Lincoln death widens circle of travelers and visitors
Mrs. Blanche Stabler, 78, of Lincoln, died after a brief illness prompting relatives Mrs. Carrie Dimick Ralph Lafler and Mr and Mrs Leon Laffler to travel to Lincoln for the funeral and burial at Waverly. Survivors include husband Percy and two daughters Lester Kranz of Omaha and Frances Reagan of Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Dimick
Ralph Lafler
Leon Lafler
Lincoln
Blanche Stabler
Waverly
Neb
Greenwood
Stabler
Percy
Lester Kranz
Omaha
Frances Reagan
Meet The Do-ers In Providence Chapter 108 Order of Eastern Star
Mrs Gordon Richards serves as worthy matron of Providence Chapter 108 with a decade as an officer and a family team of Star points. Her husband is worthy patron and daughters Rita Golden Marcel Mee Gee and Rilla Draper join the page as Star points. The Grant City Missouri native lived in Torrington Wyoming before Sidney Nebraska in 1941. She is active in the Chamber of Commerce Ladies Chapter and chairs for Old Time Fiddlers run by her husband. Her hobbies include cake decorating fishing and seven grandchildren. She worked at Sears years then Hipp Wholesale this spring. Her money theory is stay busy. Also leaving for a Methodist Missions tour are Mrs Mable Jorgensen with a 23 member team and a Nebraskan fellow. Mr and Mrs Roswell Robinson and Steve returned from a week in the Black Hills and Canada. They visited Veda Boroff in Spears Fish then Minot to visit Lt Kenneth Foland. Herb Statler and Gary attended Bellevue College graduation in Omaha. Mary Walsh and sons Dan and Richard plus Mrs Robert Kenney and Diane attended Creighton St Joseph's nursing graduation for Mary Jo Walsh. Miss Walsh to work at St Joseph's Hospital. Miss Walshs aunt Mrs Leon Forsgren hosted a reception. Sidney residents attended UNL summer orientation with Mrs Sam Countryman and son James and Mr and Mrs Lili Vaughn and son Ellis.
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Providence
Order of Eastern Star
Gordon Richards
Star
Rita Golden
Marcel Mee Gee
Rilla Draper
Grant City
Wyo
Sidney
The
Chamber of Commerce
Old Time Fiddlers
Sears
Hipp Wholesale
Roswell Robinson
Steve
Black Hills
South Dakota
Veda Boroff
Spearsfish
Peace Gardens
Canada
Minot
N. Dak
Keneneth Foland
Omaha
Mary Walsh
Dan
Richard
Robert Kenney
Diane
Creighton St Joseph’s School of Nursing
Walsh
Mary Jo
Miss Walesh
Leon Forsgren
Miss Walsh
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Edith McIntosh Wins North Platte Ladies Golf Title Again
Edith McIntosh captured the North Platte Country Club Ladies Golf Championship for the third straight year with a 98 in qualifying and a 91 over the final 18 for a 189 total. A Sid ney resident, she is known as a top western Nebraska golfer. The article also notes a Summer Orientation program at Kearney State College with local students and parents attending, listing names such as John White, the Disbrows, Jeannie Olsen, and the Allens. Lola Frerichs and daughter Georgia returned from a month long Ozarks/Iowa trip visiting relatives and Des Moines areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith McIntosh
North Platte Country Club
Dental assisting graduates honored at Omaha ceremony
Miss Wanda Anderson, daughter of Mr and Mrs Vernon Anderson of Golden Colorado, was among theGraduates at the Omaha Public School of Dental Assisting. She will work in Lincoln after completing a year of classroom work and clinical experience and becomes eligible to take the American Dental Assistants Association Certification Board examination following Friday’s exercises at Nathan Hale School Auditorium.
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Omaha Public School of Dental Assisting
Wanda Anderson
Vernon Anderson
West
Golden
Colo
Sidney High School
Miss Anderson
Lincoln
Nathan Hale School
American Dental Assistants Association
Lodgepole WSCS Talk On Thailand Visit Planned
The three circles of the Lodgepole United Methodist Church Women’s Society will meet in the church basement at 9 on Thursday morning. Mrs. Gerald Fauss of Bangkok Thailand will discuss her work with photos. Members bring rolls cookies for lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodgepole
WSCS
Thailand
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Lodgepole United Methodist Church
Gerald Fauss
Bankok
Sidney High School Marching Band Announces Practice Start
Sidney High School announces marching band practice begins Thursday August 1 at 7:00 a.m. in the high school band room. Director George Hinn says ensuing practices will follow this schedule.
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Sidney High School
High School
George Hinn
Census: 53 patients and two babies admitted
A census lists 53 patients with two babies. Admissions include Sidney entries for Jenny Stine and several others such as Cresencio Roche, Joe Pringle, Julius Masur, Terry Martin, Nancy Palmer, Matthew Ray Nelson, and Chappell. Dismissals cover Sidney and Sunol entries with names including Mrs. Leroy Oliver ius, Jerry Pringle, Mrs. Art Johnston, Walter Liles, Mrs. Herb Johnson, and more.
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Sidney
Jenny Stine
B. C. Atkins
Cresencio Roche
Joe Pringle
Herb Johnson
Julius Masur
Terry Martin
Nancy Palmer
Matthew Ray Nelson
Chappell
Vista Alvard
Lodgepole
Gary Jurgens
Potter
Harley Greever
Leroy Oliverius
Jerry Pringle
Art Johnston
Walter Liles
J. B. Ruttner
A. J. Sargeant
Peter Schwartz
Robin Kuskie
C. S. Thornton
Ray Lint
Janet Studnicka
Steve Studnicka
Adolph Triska
Robert Thurow
Dallas Langley
Sunol
Agnes Zalesky
Band Concert Tuesday Night at Legion Park
The summer concert band performs a weekly show at 8 p.m. Tuesday in the Jaycee Band Shell at Legion Park. Director George Hinn leads the program featuring Latin American pieces and show tunes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shell
Legion Park
George Hinn
Sidney Club Events and Golf Schedule Summary
The notice lists upcoming local events: Sidney Newcomers Club bingo at Fort Sidney Motor Hotel on July 30, 4-H Song Contest at 4-H building on July 31, Ladies Golf qualifying for the city tournament, and a covered dish dinner for World War Veterans at Lodgepole Valley Barracks No. 2448 on an August date. A Sidney Ladies Invitational golf tournament at Hillside is planned for August 7.
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Sidney Newcomers Club
Fort Sidney Motor Hotel
White Elephant
AAG
Lodgepole Valley Barracks
No. 2448
World War Veterans
Legeon Club
Celeste Holm Defines Theater as Temple to People
Actress Celeste Holm spoke at a Bloomington mental health banquet about theater as a worldview. She said the stage links actors, the play, the writer and the audience, and that actors must support one another and the audience in shared performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
Celeste Holm
Kalico Kats Hold July 26 Meeting Demonstrations
The Kalico Kats met July 26 at 2 00 in Gloria Dei Fellowship Hall. Mrs Hyde demonstrated tri angular head and finger bandages and each girl practiced on partners. Follow up demonstrations covered spiral leg and hand bandages with a short business session. Next meeting set for Aug 3 at 2 00. Lunch served by Beverly Theis and Julie Yanney. Sheri Houser reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalico Kats
Gloria Dei
Hyde
Fellowship Hall
Beverly Theis
Julia Yanney
Sheri Houser
Potter student earns second in state ALA essay contest
Patrice Herboldsheimer of Potter placed second in the senior division of the state American Legion Auxiliary Americanism essay contest. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Bernie Herboldsheimer and was entered by the Potter Unit. A total of 121 entries competed in senior and junior divisions, and this marks the first state win for the area, said contest chairman Mrs Clif Thurston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrice Herboldsheimer
Potter
American Legion Auxiliary
Herboldsheimer
Bennie Herboldsheimer
Auxiliary
Clif Thurston
Look Who's Here Look Who's Here
Tina Marie Bonawitz is the newborn daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Bonawitz of Pittsburg Kansas born 6 45 am Friday July 19 at Mount Carmel Hospital Pittsburg Kansas Grandparents include Mrs Guy Countryman Manhattan Kansas Walter Herboldsheimer Evergreen Cole and Mr and Mrs Henry Bonawitz Manhattan Great grandparents are Mrs Hazel Darnall Sidney and Mr and Mrs John Herboldsheimer Potter Mrs Bonawitz formerly Linda Herboldsheimer
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tina Marie Bonawitz
Dan Bonawitz
W. 2Nd Street
Pittsburg
Kan
Mount Carmel Hospital
Guy Countryman
Manhattan
Walter Herboldsheimer
Evergreen, Cole
Henry Bonawitz
Hazel Darnall
Sidney
John Herboldsh
Ward earns Outstanding Ward of the Month at Fort Carson
SP6 Roger K. Butts of Sidney Nebraska wardmaster at the U S Army Hospital Fort Carson Colorado is named Outstanding Ward of the Month for July for efficiency in operation records management and cleanliness He has served since 1958 and resides with his wife Deana Jo at Fort Carson quarters 5527 D Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Carson
Colorado
Roger K. Butts
Roland Bakts
11Th
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Jeffrey
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Pittsburgh
Jack H. Lowe
Don D. Howard
Ft. Collings
Paul Rade
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Bill
Oceanside
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Fulton
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Land Breid
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Dave Bre
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Nicholson
Asa
Larry Kirkpatrick
Wesleyan
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Grand Island
Oregon
Ray Tucker
Jane
Henely Beach
Jack R. Knicely
Nancy Knicely
Rotary
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Austraelia
George Flora
Santa Cruz
Mable Jorgensen
Roger Jorgensen
Cindy
United Methodist Missions
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Herb Statler
Bellevue College
Gary
University of Nebraska
Sam A. Countryman
James
Lili Vaughn
Ellis
Mrs, Gordon Richards
Kearney State College
John White
George C. White
Donald A. Disbrow
W. Morgan Disbrow
Jeannie Olsen
Geraldine Olsen
Mary Prester
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J. R. Allen
Dalton
Lola Frerichs
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Kesselring
Herbert Kesselring
Kesselrings
Gene Gordon
Carpenter, Wyo
John Ravins
Conrad Miller
O’ Fallon
Ill
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Lee Fresquet
Cheyenne
Bob Dishman
Clinton Kesselring
Lee Chaon
Photo Center
VFW
Hillside
ALA
Chuck Willey
Lois Porter
al Bruns
Marlene Kettler
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