Sidney residents celebrate 25th anniversary and local events
Mr and Mrs Frank Mc Call of Omaha observed their 25th wedding anniversary at their Grant Street home after marrying in Ingham Nebraska on June 1 1942. The Telegraph also notes graduation travels and family visits across Sidney Boulder Longmont North Platte and Denver with relatives attending ceremonies and returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank McCall
Sidney
Grant Street
Omaha
Ingham, Neb
Lester Rowson
Sidney L. McCaig
Albert Brandl
Sandra
Frank Frauendorfer
Boulder
Colo
Brandl’s
Warren Kirk
Frauendorfer
Longmont
Jim Linnenkamp
Sandra Brandl
Kirk
Teresa Brachtenbach
Linnenkamp
Jerry Miller
Fort Morgan
Frank Hengl
ALA President Visited Sidney For Auxiliary Dinner
Mrs. John Keriakades from Omaha Nebraska, American Legion Auxiliary president, spoke at the Fort Sidney Motor Hotel dinner for 18 Sidney unit members. She praised poppy seller Mrs. Frauendorfer and outlined department programs and conventions. She heads to Chadron June 4 5 for the junior conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Keriakades
Omaha
Department of Nebraska
American Legion Auxiliary
Fort Sidney Motor Hotel
Sidney
Fort McPherson
Frank Frauendorfer
Keriakades
Frauendorfer
Legion Auxiliary
Department
Chadron
Look Who's Here David Chaon Born April Fourth
Mr and Mrs Earl Chaon announce the adoption of a son David Duane born April 4 weighing 7 lbs 14 3 4 oz He has a brother Danny aged three and grandparents Mr and Mrs Elmer Chaon and Mr and Mrs Charles Tallmage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Duane Chaon
Earl Chaon
David Duane
Danny
Elmer Chaon
Charles Tallmage
Hospital Notes Memorial Hospital Census and Admissions
The 8 am census lists 53 patients with two babies in the nursery. New admissions include Sidney Roger Bauerkemper Marci Bauman Mrs Nellie Golden Tracy Smith Mrs John Storkel Blanche Baker Mrs Ed Van Aelstyn Glenn E Linz Mrs Nelson Melvin Roy Adams Cody Wyo Jean Rourke. Discharges include Sidney Bradlee Belden Joan Nissen Ron Lurber Dewey Frederickson Mrs Bernard Braach Ray C Johnson Mrs Jimmy Brooks Kenneth Knaub. Fotter Rev Erwin Kiel Brule Neb Thomas Huntsman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Hospital
Sidney
Roger Bauerkemper
Marci Bauman
Nellie Golden
Tracy Smith
John Storkel
Blanche Baker
Ed van Aelstyn
Glenn E. Linz
Nelson Melvin
Roy Adams Cody
Wyo
Jean Rourke
Bradlee Belden
Joan Nissen
Ron Lurber
Dewey Fredrickson
Bernard Braach
Ray
Engagement Announced for Patricia Mitchell and Gary Meier
Mr and Mrs Daniel Bernhardt of Scottsbluff announce the engagement of Patricia Ann Mitchell to Gary Meier son of Mr and Mrs Carl Meier of Bayard The bride to be is daughter of Mrs Daniel Bernhardt and Kenneth Mitchell of Sidney No wedding date has been set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Bernhardt
Scottsbluff
Patricia Ann Mitchell
Gary Meier
Carl Meier
Bayard
Kenneth Mitchell
Sidney
Church Group Hosts Mother Daughter Tea in Grace Baptist Church
The Gleaners Missionary group organized a mother daughter tea on May 22 in the Grace Baptist Church basement. Hostess Mrs. Robert Goad welcomed guests as pink and white decorations set the scene. Prizes were awarded for youngest daughter, farthest birthplace from Sidney, and longest marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gleaners Missionary Group
Grace Baptist Church
Robert Goad
Charles Wright
Kenneth Knaub
Susan Sayles
Larry Sayles
Dick Hardesty
Charles Lyon
Sidney
Georgia Walker
Lee Morse
Goad
Pakistan
Mary House
Judy Camden
Emil van Mark
Dewey Brothers
John van Mark
Radioman Seaman Hawkins Promoted Aboard Fort Snelling
Radioman Seaman Gary L. Hawkins of Sidney is promoted aboard the USS Fort Snelling off St Thomas Virgin Islands. The promotion cites time in rate service duty and his score on the service wide exam. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hawkins of 920 Elm Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uss
Fort Snelling
Gary L. Hawkins
USN
Charles Hawkins
Elm St
Sidney
St. Thomas
Virgin Islands
Call Is Issued For Club Women And Homemakers
Tourism committee of the Sidney Chamber of Commerce opens an information booth at the chamber office and seeks volunteers to staff hours this summer. Women’s groups civic organizations and church groups urged to call and volunteer for shifting duties including Saturdays by the Sidney Chamber Auxiliary and the Council of Youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Sidney Chamber of Commerce Auxiliary
Chamber of Commerce
Sidney
Charles Ham
Kay McCumber
Business Institute
Sidney Council of Youth
Dinner Honors Culinary Arts Graduation Class at Sioux Center
Mrs. Dorothy Caine of Kim hosted a dinner at her home on Tuesday May 23 to honor the Culinary Arts division graduation at Sioux Ordnance Training Center. Assisted by Miss Elene Bohac, attendees included Mrs. Helen Bartels, instructor, along with several others from nearby towns and states as the last class received diplomas May 26. Mrs. Caine earned her diploma December 23, 1966.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Caine
Kimball
Sioux Ordnance Training Center
Elene Bohac
Helen Bartels
Peetz
Colo
Bertha East
Sioux Army Depot
Naomi Petterson
North Platte
Charlotte Briscoe
Alliance
Alberta McLucus
Omaha
Gerald Zanders
Chadron
Berle Hauze
Cheyenne
Wyo
Herman Micheaul
Casper
Caine
Installation Plans for Job's Daughters Officers
Plans for the installation of the new officers of Job's Daughters were made at the regular meeting in the Masonic Temple on May 31. Installation will be on June 7 at 7 30 p.m. A practice is set for June 4 at 1 30 p.m. Sidney DeMolay members are urged to attend. Honored queen elect is DeAnne Thies. Jamie Spearow presided and presented officers with gifts. Spearow and Leslie Robinson received gifts for long attendance during their years in Job's Daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Job’s
Masonic Temple
Job
Sidney Demolay
DeAnne Thies
Jamie Spearow
Leslie Robinson
Lions Club hears Benny Hochman on world affairs panel
Sidney Lions Club reg meeting at Fort Sidney Motor Hotel featured Benny Hochman sharing insights from a University of Colorado Boulder conference panel. Bill Barnes introduced him while Henry Gell summarized the May convention in Columbus and district officers were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benny Hochman
Sidney
Lodgepole
L. B. Neuman
City of Sidney
Fair Grounds
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Meet Convenes In Kimball
The twenty first Nebraska ESA convention gathers in Kimball today through Sunday with about 125 delegates. Notables include Rose O Shea and Dottie Howel, plus Dean Brown of the Muscular Dystrophy Association. Events feature parades, mixers, workshops, a luncheon style show, elections, and a Sunday worship service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority
Kimball
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Rose O’shea
International Council
Kansas City
Dottie Howel
Denver
Cole
Joan Monson
Dean Brown
Omaha
Muscular Dystrophy Association
Hensley
Dee Tallman
Richard Dinsdale
Chamber of Commerce and Toastmasters Club
Vivian Christiansen
Winnie Peterson
Lee Rice
Scottsbluff
Miss Congenial
Ity
Kimball Toastmasters Club
Dee ‘Airman
KCHS
Jon Peterson
Miss Kimball
Linda Robinson
Dottie
All Faiths
Don Gerner
Dave Weimer
Vernon Southard
Lexie Ramsey
Jack Duckworth
Mike Cullinan
Jack McMurray
Bill Biesecker
Alva Pietsch
Grant Awarded Mrs. Carland for Summer Study
Mrs. Carland, former Carole Hare of Sidney, received the United Commercial Travelers of America Supreme Retarded Children scholarship. She will attend Kearney Teachers College for the summer and post sessions, and may teach at the Custer County School for retarded children next fall. The Carlands reside in Broken Bow with two children. Mr Carland works for Beatrice Foods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Carland
Carole Hare
Clarence Hare
Sidney
United Commercial Travelers of America
Kearney Teachers College
Carland
St. Patrick’s High School
Kearney State Teachers College
Custer County School
Memorial Rest Home Residents June Birthdays
Memorial Rest Home announces June birthdays with Minnie Mogensen turning 78 on June 6. Residents celebrate milestones and acknowledge community ties within the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Rest Home
Minnie Mogensen
Presbyterian Ladies Hold Annual June Breakfast Program
Members of the Mary Elizabeth Circle hosted the Presbyterian Women’s June breakfast at Light Memorial Presbyterian Church. Seventy women attended as decorations featured spring garden hats and tiny wheelbarrows. Mrs. Elmer Hartmann welcomed guests. music by Helen Johnson’s students included a piano duet and several vocal numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Elizabeth
Presbyterian Women’s Association of Light Memorial Presbyterian Church
Elmer Hartmann
Helen Johnson
Mrs DeWitt Washington Trek With Teamsters Sponsored Trip
Mrs Alver DeWitt spent five days in Washington D C as one of nine Nebraska women in the Drive Jets cade of 1967. The trip, funded by the Teamsters Union, aimed to acquaint the women with government work and included visits to Nebraska lawmakers, the White House, and guided tours of city and nearby historic sites. Goodview Calf Club May Meeting Held at Fred Quinn Home With 11 Members Present. The May gathering featured singing, minutes read and approved, discussion of the spring party fair signs, planning for judging day, and 4 H camp preparations. Meeting next planned at Rufenachts in late June with Marilyn Dykman reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alver DeWitt
Teamsters Union
Goodview
Goodview Club
Fred Quinn
Gloria Quinn
Rufenachts
Marilyn Dykman
Dinner Dance Announced at Country Club Anniversary
A dinner dance at the country club is planned for Saturday June 10 with cocktails at 7 dinner at 8 and dancing by Dottie and the Tunesmiths at 9. Members are urged to telephone reservations by Friday June 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Country Club
Hazlewood Rites Held for Jay Hazelewood in Cheyenne
Funeral services conducted Wednesday in Potter from the First Lutheran Church for Jay Hazlewood of Cheyenne Wyoming with Rev Paul Reimers presiding. Burial followed at Greenwood Cemetery under Gehring and Son Funeral Home supervision. Pallbearers named Terry Boltorff Tony Garcia Dave Wilson Conrad Ribera Mike Fisher and Terry Gilliland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay M. Hazelewood
Cheyenne
Wyo
Potter
First Lutheran Church
Paul Reimers
Greenwood Cemetery
Gehring and Son Funeral Home
Terry Boletorff
Tony Garcia
Dave Wison
Conrad Ribera
Mike Fisheer
Terry Gilliland
Hazelwood
Sidney
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R. H. Rybolt
Kemper Military Academy
Missouri
Robert
Julianne Westfall
Kans
Leora Westfall
Maxine
Miss Westfall
Kansas University
Lawrence
Harold Kieselhorst
Ken Kieselhorst
Louie Schnell
Joan Scheurman
Stanley J. Scheurman, Jr
Susan
Dennis
Carl
Broken
Bow, Neb
Omaha, Neb
Dave Weller
Don Hume
Tucson
Ariz
Janice Hume
Don
Mike Hickey
Milwaukee
Wisc
Mike
Joseph Hickey
Roger Plantz
Cheyenne County
ALA
Earl Mar
Norman Stevens
James Brumfield
Eugene Winston
Robert Bauerkemper
Dale Schoonover
Don Burrows
Dyle Dillon
Presbyterian Ladies
Julie Lafler
Susan Sprenger
Becky Ladine
Patrice Herboldsheimer
Paris
Peggy Ahlschwede
Jane Kriesel
Tammy Schumacher
America
Mrs. DeWitt
Washington
Telegraph
Hazlewood Rites
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