Around The Town News Items From Sidney Nebraska
Dr and Mrs James Thayer start a new home in Hillcrest south of Sidney Country Club. Many residents visit relatives and attend church services in Lincoln and Gothenburg. Local graduates from Oklahoma State University and Nebraska Wesleyan University receive degrees. Families plan moves, trips, and summer activities across Nebraska and Wyoming with notices of camping and youth programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Thayer
Hillcrest
Sidney Country Club
Richard Borcher
Powell
Wyo
Mele
Amy Bales
Harlan
Iowa
Arlen D. Gross
Yonale Frank Handley
Gurley
Oklahoma State University
Stillwater Okla
Gross
M.D/Armsinne
Sweekend Jn
Lincoln
Dennis
Hirst’ W Methodist Church
Son Oseniors
Nebraska Wesleyan University
Witt
Witt Will
Fern Gould
Kenneth ,Bassett
Denver
Sidney
A .J. Jorgenson
H. Co. McKenzie
Emma Mabhr
Charles D. Wolford
Lyle Wolford
Callaway
Neb
Beulah Harrow
Leone
Gothenburg
Charles Miller
Rawlins
Guy Ferry
Las Cruces
N. M
Ed,Haupt
Joe Stibley
Vern Anthony
L. L. McClure
Anthony
University of Nebraska
Palmer
Kan
Gerald Haupt
Henry Haupts
Edwin, Meyers and Sons
Frank Carey
Wheatland
Leona Moore
Reba Kinne
Walter E. Kinne
Ray Neitz
Wray
Colo
S Max
Osborn
Jess Osborn
Nessilier
Chadron
B Conn
R. L. Townsend
Ross Barker
Ken Pittam
Walt Closman
Buffalo Bill
North Platte
Rebekah Kensington Meets With Mrs Barton Taylor Presiding
Mrs. Barton Taylor presided at the Wednesday afternoon meeting of Rebekah Kensington in the basement of ICCF Hall. Thirteen members answered roll call. Mrs Ed Lipke read an article Animals With Built-In Blitz. Refreshments were served by Mrs A R Tremolin Mrs Carl Hutchison and Mrs Harvey Jacobson. The remainder of the time was spent playing candysta with high scores won by Mrs E W Augenstine Mrs Avin Davis and Mrs Belle Mann. Hostesses for the next meeting will be Mrs Lipke Mrs M J Block and Mrs Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barton Taylor
Rebekah Kensington
1.C.C.F. Hall
Ed” ‘Lipke
A. R. Trémolin
Carl Hutchison
Harvey. Jacobson
E. W. Augenstine
Avin Davis
Belle Mann
Lipke
M. J. Block
Davis
Bride Jeanine Larson Weds Laurence Watt in Las Vegas
Jeanine Larson of Phoenix daughter of Mr and Mrs Dewey Larson Potter and Laurence A Watt of Peoria Ariz son of Mr and Mrs Jess Watt wed in an 11 o clock Sunday ceremony at the Little Chapel in Las Vegas. Rev Thomas J Daly officiated. The couple will reside at 2035 Watts Hazelwood Phoenix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanine V. Larson
Phoenix
Dewey Larson
Potter
Laurence A. Watt
Peroia
Ariz
Jess Watt
Las
Vegas
iThe
Thomas. J, Daly
Thie Lutheran Church
Rites
Aisling
Mrabe
Don
Gaddis
Will
iWats
Hazelwood
Adda
Assiamtur
Chi
Omega Asl
Pamiédical
Yosef 'S Hospital
Arizona State University
Vas
Collette Jene Lindauer Born to Lindauer Family
Ann Collette Jere Lindauer and R D Lindauer of Offutt Air Force Base Denver announce the birth of daughter Collette Jene on May 7 weighing seven pounds six ounces. Siblings Colleen Richard Déan and Robert. grandparents Dewey Larson Potter and Henry Lindauer Genoa. great grandparents Fred Larson Genoa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collette Jere Lindauer
R. D. Lindauer
Offutt Air Force ,Base
Denver
Collette Jene
Colleen
Richard Déan
Robert
Dewey Larson
Potter
Henry Lindauer
Genoa
Fred Larson
Birth of Kenneth Edward Fritchley in Memorial Hospital
Mr and Mrs Larry Fritchley announce the birth of a son Kenneth Edward at 10 43 p m on Tuesday May 26 in Memorial Hospital weighing five pounds eleven ounces Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Herbert Edwards and Mr and Mrs Kenneth Fritchley all of Sidney
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Edward Fritchley
Larry Fritchley
Kenneth Edward
Memorial Hospital
Herbert Edwards
Kenneth Fritchley
Sidney
Baby Boy Born to Mr and Mrs Schilling in Memorial Hospital
Mr and Mrs Jack L Schilling welcomed a baby boy at 5 45 p m Thursday May 28 in Memorial Hospital weighing six pounds twelve ounces Grandparents are Mrs Ethel Reitzel and Mr and Mrs Dan Claflin of Sidney and Jake Schilling of Sterling Cole Great grandparents are Mrs Frieda Widstrand and Mr and Mrs E G Troutman all of Sidney
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schilling
Jack L. Schilling
Orl
Memorial Hospital
Ethel Reitzel
Dan Claflin
Sidney
Jake Schilling
Sterling, Cole
Frieda Widstrand
Baby Boy Heeg Born in Memorial Hospital
Mr and Mrs Edward J Heeg announce the birth of a son at 6 28 pm on Wednesday May 27 at Memorial Hospital weighing eight pounds ten ounces The baby has sisters Deborah six Christine five and Cynthia three Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Martin Heeg of Sidney and Mr and Mrs William Gade of Sunol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heeg
Edward J. Heeg
Memorial Hospital
Deborah
Christine
Cynthia
Martin Heeg
Sidney
William Gade
Sunol
Birth announcement for Daniel Ray Baker in Memorial Hospital
Mr and Mrs Carleton Baker announce the birth of their son Daniel Ray at 11 58 a m on Tuesday May 26 in Memorial Hospital weight eight pounds 1414 ounces He has two brothers Timmy and Mike aged four and three parents and grandparents Henry Baker Detroit and Lewis Dreke Xenia Ohio included
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Ray Baker
Carleton Baker
Daniel Ray
Memorial Hospital
Timmy
Mike
Henry Baker
Detroit
Lewis Dreke
Xenia
Ohio
Birth Announcement for Valetié Gay Reed in Sidney
Valetié Gay Reed, daughter of Mr and Mrs Roy Reed, born Thursday May 28 at Memorial Hospital in Sidney weighing seven pounds one ounce. Siblings are Brian Edward four Joy Jarecé two Belinda Dee seventeen months. Grandparents are Mrs Mary Whitmire and Mr and Mrs Harvey Reed, all of Sidney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valetié Gay Reed
Valetie Gay
Roy Reed
Memorial Hospital
Brian Edward
Joy Jarecé
Belinda Dee
Mary Whitmire
Harvey Reed
Sidney
Kieselhorst Baby Born In Memorial Hospital
A son, Jaye Eugene, was born to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth E. Kieselhorst at 10 52 a.m. on Thursday in Memorial Hospital weighing seven pounds four ounces. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs John Scheurman and Mr and Mrs Henry Kieselhorst of Sidney. Marcia Kay, three, is the sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaye Eugene Kieselhorst
Jaye Eugene
Kenneth
E. Kieselhorst
Memorial Hospital
Marcia Kay
Henry Kieselhorst
Sidney
Stewart Ree Stilley born in Memorial Hospital
Mr and Mrs Troy Stilley of Ogallala announce the birth of Stewart Ree Stilley at 2 44 am on Wednesday May 27 in Memorial Hospital weighing ten pounds fourteen ounces He has brothers Steven Lee 13 Shirley Dee 9 and Scott Herrick 4 His grandparents are Mr and Mrs Frank Stilley of Herod Illinois and Mrs Gladys Jerome of Madison Wisconsin Also note: an ad notes a watch that shows correct time in twelve time zones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart Ree -Stilley
Troy Stilley
Ogallala
Stewart Rée
Memorial ‘Hospital
Steven Lee
Shirley Dee
Scott Herrick
Frank Stilley
Herod, Ill
Gladys Jerome
Madison
Wis
Girls State Reunion Banquet Set For June 16
The seventeenth annual banquet and reunion of Cornhusker Girls' State will be held Tuesday June 16 at the University of Nebraska Lincoln Students Union. Alumni from previous years are invited to attend along with current Girls' State participants. The eighteenth session will run June 13 19 on the city campus with about 300 juniors joining in a week of simulated government including towns counties and parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornhusker
Students Union
University of Nebraska
Nebraska
Elenner
Kesaler
Bsk
Lincolln
Reunlos
Isc
Isf
University of Nebraska City
Nebraska American Legion Auxiliary
Alaska and Hawaii Lesson Theme at Methodist Youth
Mrs Vaughn led a Sunday evening Intermediate Methodist Youth Fellowship session on Alaska and Hawaii as a theme. Gary Talich conducted a devotional period and Diane Kinney ran the business session. A committee of Wiltine, Heizer, Griffiths and Biggs was named to plan the June 20 ice cream social. Mr and Mrs Vaughn attended with 23 members and counselors. Lunch was provided by Mrs Roland Biggs and Mrs H L Rogers Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
Hawaii
J. W. Vaughn
Gary Talich
Diane Kinney
Shirley Wiltine
Richard Heizer
Walter Griffiths
Janice Biggs
Vaughn
Roland Biggs
H. L. Rogers Jr
Admitted and Dismissed Names by City Records
Admitted list includes Sidney residents Mrs. Sherman Nation Mrs. Frank Policky Ella Mikkel Mrs. Clarence Houser Thom Allerd Mrs. Martin Hees Dr. Joi Nelson Helen Jeppesen Oliver Ivory. Potter names Eileen Terman Anton Benish Mrs. Arthur Jung Mrs. Aaron Ogden. Dismissed includes Sidney residents Leslie Ann Buehrer Stephanie Watts Steven Adams Mrs. Dan Rowan Mrs. Robert Call Mrs. Carleton Baker and son William C. Schulz Jr Mrs. Dominic Bonino Donald J. Wright Mrs. William Garrison Mrs. Larry Fritchley and son Mrs. Dale Kruse Nancy Jo Skinner Nellie Wynant Mrs. Ed Swanson Gurley James Troidl Jr Brule Mrs. Walter Starkey Ogallala Mrs. Troy Stilley and son. ie
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Sidney
Sherman Nation
Frank Policky
Ella Mikkelov
Clarence Houser
Thoma Allerd
Martin Hees
Joi Nelson
Helen Jeppesen
Oliver Ivory
Eileen Terman
Anton Benish
Arthur Jung
Aaron ‘Ogden
Leslie Ann Buehrer
Stephanie Watts
Steven Adams
Dan Rowan
Robert Call
Carleton Baker
William C. Schulz Jr
Dominic Bonino
Donald J. Wright
William Garrison
Larry Fritchley
Dale Kruse
Nancy Jo Skinner
Nellie Wynant
Ed Swanson
Gurley
James Troidl Jr
Brule
Walter Starkey
Ogallala
Troy Stilley
Hammond takes part in Twin Peaks operation at Pendleton
Marine Pfc Everett D Hammond son of Mr and Mrs Everett C Hammond of Potter participated in Operation Twin Peaks off California's southern coast from May 17 to June 2. Marines from the First Marine Division at Camp Pendleton launched air and ground assaults using helicopters and the USS Princeton to strike inland targets in the Corps vertical envelopment drill. This two week maneuver was the most extensive air ground landing exercise on the Southern California coast since 1957.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Calif
Everett D. Hammond
Everett C. Hammond
Potter
California
Camp Pendleton
Princeton
Nebraska Senators Invited to WNUCC Session at Fort Robinson
The Nebraska Legislature members are invited to the July 16 meeting of the Western Nebraska United Chambers of Commerce. WNUCC president former Senator Monroe Bixler announced after Harrison Community Club meeting. Senators will be housed at Fort Robinson during their stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Nebraska
Nebraska United Chambers of Commerce
Monroe Bixler
WNUCC
Harrison Community Club
Senators
Fort Robinson
Former Sidney Teatéliér Honored At Bridal Shower
Miss Jackie Hoyt of Bayard, soon to wed William Loux of Oshkosh on June 4, was guest of honor at a bridal shower hosted by Mrs. LaVern Couch and Mrs. Les Couch. The event featured a pink and green theme with a dessert luncheon, recipe book activity, and gifts wrapped with poems. Out of town guests included Mrs. Graydon Robinson and Miss Mary Runge among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackie Hoyt
Bayard
William Loux
Oshkosh
LaVern Couch
Cldrence Couch
Les Couch
Hoyt
East Ward
Sidney
Frances Hoyt
Miss Hoyt
Graydon Robinson
Lucretia Hopper
Violet Tooke
R. G. Richards
Brandon, Neb
Mary Runge
Morrill
Sid Diffendaffer
South Dakota
al McKay
Chicago
al Hoyt and
Frances
Calvary Baptist Bible School To Begin On June 8
Enrollment for Vacation Bible School at Calvary Baptist Church on 10th Ave and Linden St opens on Saturday June 6 at 9 a.m. Classes run 9 a.m. to 12 noon Monday through Friday June 8 to June 12 for children aged three to thirteen. Pastor Martin T. Kennedy is principal with Anita Boatman primaries superintendent Irene Kurtz beginner supervisor Barbara Jones nursery superintendent and additional workers from the Home Mission Board Atlanta Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary Baptist Church
10Th Ave
Linden St
Martin T. Kennedy
Irene Kurtz
Barbara Jones
Thomas, Starr
Helen Lindsey
Hernbaker
John Ehernberger
Lady McAlister
Home Mission Board
Atlanta
Georgia
Kimball Moose Lodge Initiates 100 Members
More than 100 men were initiated into the Loyal Order of Moose Kimball Lodge 325. Fred Ziegler was elected governor of the local group. Initiations occurred in two ceremonies, with 60 more members to be initiated soon. Gov Ziegler urged prospective members to join as charter members within 10 days and said a Lodge Hall would be built in Kimball in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimball Moose Lodge
Kimball
Kimball ‘Lodge
The
Moose
Fred Ziegler
Ziegler
Moosé
Smiling Susies 4-H Club Meeting Highlights Snickerdoodles
The Smiling Susies 4-H Club met at Kathy Hornicek's with Mrs Wilbur Houser and Mrs Tom Allington assisting for baking and sewing. Valerie Lamm presided as seven members attended while one was absent. Plans were made for a Ft Sidney Days float and 4-H Camp. lunch was served and members were asked to bring snickerdoodles to the next meeting for judging. Sharon Fenske reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smiling Susies
4-H Club
Lunol
Kathy Hornicek
Wilbur Houser
Tom Allington
Gordon Hornicek
Lynda Misegadis
Peggy Allington
Valeria Lamm
More Teens Working As Job Seekers Rise Since WWII
A Department of Labor survey shows about two million high school students hold outside jobs, a record share of more than one in five. Boys dominate though girls also work, mainly part time, with farm, store, and service positions common. The report notes benefits of work for independence and finances, but warns overwork can hurt studies, urging parental supervision as teen employment is projected to rise about 40 percent in the next six years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Labor Studies
Department of Labor
Sidney Ordnance Battalion training at Ft Carson Colorado
Thirty-one officers and enlisted men of 424th Ordnance Battalion, Sid ney, will arrive at Ft Carson Colorado for civilian component training. About 11,000 citizen soldiers are slated for two weeks of active duty. Big units include the 431st Field Artillery Group from Indiana, Michigan and Wisconsin with 2,300 personnel. The Colorado National Guard assembles 2,200 members for annual training June 7 to 21. The S9th Infantry Division returns with ~3,000 men August 9 to 23. Ann Arbor’s 323rd General Hospital provides medical support to the national Girl Scout Roundup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Arbor, Mich
Caxson
Colorado National Guard
S9th
Wichita
Kans
Carson
Robert F. Freys
National Guard
Compliance Check On Mexican Beet Workers Isolated
Gordon B. Friese of the U S Department of Labor will visit Western Nebraska in June to verify housing sanitary conditions and wages for more than 2 000 Mexican beet field workers. Arnie Solem said the contract with Mexico sets standards for continued employment and Friese will assist farmers locally in Scottsbluff Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon B. Friese
W. S. Department of Labor
Nebraska
Arnie Solem
Department
Bureau of Employment Security
Kansas City
Mexico
Friese
Scottsbluff
Grandson Announced for Mr and Mrs Helzer in Farmington
News from Mount Vernon reports the birth of a grandson to Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Helzer weighing 6 pounds 13 ounces announced by a Farmington New Mexico call. Family visits and kinship events fill the week with weddings anniversaries and social gatherings across Crawford Holyoke Bayard and Minatare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammond
Farmington
N. Mex
R. D. Helzer
George Cummings
Holyoke
Colone
Clarence Evans
Bayard
Sid Ditfdndaffer
Karl Sprenger
Keith Sprenger
al Sprengers
Steven Walters
Raymond Maddens
Bushnell
Ferris Preble
Preston
C. L. Walters
Dave Rowan
Michael
Walter Hammond
C. H
C. H. Hammond
J. C. Johnson
Syracuse Sophomore Halfback Ernie Davie Profile
Highly regarded Syracuse sophomore halfback Ernie Davie from Elmira New York stands 6 feet 2 inches tall and weighs 205 pounds, marking him as a notable college football player.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernie Davie
Syracuse
Elmira
N. Y
Ice cubes chill radish roses for crisper flavor
In the refrigerator a tray of radish roses rests in cool water and ice. The chilling step helps tenderize the radishes, enhancing their bite and overall crispness.
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Rebekah
Kensington
Jeanine Larson
Las Vegas'Chapel
Bethan
Lyryytye
Armed’ Forces
Florida
Southland
Calvary Baptist Bible School
Merry Makers
Merry Makers 4-H Club
Max Childers
Connie Jacobson
Lucky Steppers
Marlene
Darlene
Mrs. Miller
Ann Borges
Deborah Kerr
David Niven
Fox Theatre
United Artists
Sidney Ordnance Battalion
Colorado
Indiana
Michigan
Wisconsin
Christopher Plummer
Burl Ives
Mr. Vernon News
Coc Ade
Nikita Khrushchev
Moscow
Lenin Stadium
Anastas Mikoyan
Dick Button
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