Town News Notes in Sidneys Active Social Week
Arrivals from Omaha visit for a week with Coptey and Haupt families. Lincoln trips bring Haupt relatives, Miss Mary Haupt guest at Henry Haupt’s. several families from Sidney Dalton Sterling attend graduation and reunions. Kansas City and Omaha ties show in employment moves and university graduations. Todd Warren surgery update and local gatherings fill weekend scenes.
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Andy Oskvarek and
Lincoln
Mary Haupt
Dena Haupt
Oskvarek
Sidney
Henry Haupt
Haupt
Ed Haupt
Jerry Haupt
Fred Flohr
Dalton
Max Mathewson
Dena. Davis
Sterling
Engagement Announcement for Kathryn Disney and Gary Thompson
Engaged Mr and Mrs Ed Disney of Lodgepole announce the engagement and upcoming marriage of their daughter Kathryn to Gary Thompson son of Mr and Mrs Jake Thompson of Lodgepole A June 25 wedding is planned in Lodgepole Kathryn has just completed a year at Colorado State University in Fort Collins Thompson is employed as an accountant for Ellis Canning Company in Denver where they will reside
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Ed’ Disney
Lodgepole
Kathryn
Gary Thompon
Jake Thompson
Miss Disney
Colorado State University
Fort Collins
Ellis Canning Company
Denver
Church Worship Lesson At St Pauls Lutheran Ladies Aid
Rev Clarence Boye led the study on Church Worship at the Thursday afternoon meeting of St Pauls Lutheran Ladies Aid. Mrs Henry Ilauft presided over a brief session with 17 members and one guest Mrs W J Reddel of Storm Lake Iowa present. Hostesses were Mrs Boye and Mrs Ewaki Geswes. Next meeting set for July 7.
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Clarence Boye
St. Pauls Lutheran Ladies Aid
Henry Ilaupt
W. J. Reddel
Storm Lake
Iowa
Boye
Ewak
Altar Society Dinner Committee Announced
Mrs Henry Koester and Mrs James Henderson will co chair a public dinner for St Patrick s Altar Society on Thursday in the Youth Center from 5 to 6 30 p m Assisting are Arlie Zalesky John Egging Leo Egging Ernest Schadegg James Skrdlant Bob Koester Joe Melchoir Walter Skrdlant Ted Simpson Dean Hecker Clarence Hare Hubert Lubash Ted Egging John Brotherson Lavern Schilling Ed Wood James G Skrdlant Fred Pierson and Donald Rea.
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Henry Koester
James Henderson
St.Patrick's Altar Society
Mmes
Arlie Zalesky
John Egging
Leo Egging
Ernest Schadegg
James Skrdlant
Bob Koester
Joe Melchoir
Walter ‘Skrdlant
Ted Simpson
Dean Hecker
Clarence Hare
Hubert Lu
Community Calendar Highlights Local Club Meetings
A series of June events listed include Rotary and Toastmasters gatherings Monday evening, Masonic Lodge and Toastmistress events Tuesday, golf luncheon and Rebekah Kensington Wednesday, and Kiwanis plus Eastern Star initiation. A Thursday Altar Society dinner and card games are noted, with a Saturday luncheon address by Congressman Von McGinley at Ft. Sidney Hotel and a U. P. Oldtimers Club dinner with two 50-year pins awarded. Reservations and details requested.
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Rotary Club
Toastmasters Club
Frank Welch Masonic Lodge
Sidney Country Club
Rebekah Kensington
Bunkerhill Club
Kiwanis Club
Providence
Order of Eastern Star
St. Patrick’s
Altar Society
von McGinley
Sidney
Ft. Sidney
Otto Aufdengarten
U. P. Oldtimers Club
City Auditorium
Lodgepole ALA to elect officers at June 14 meeting
Lodgepole American Legion Auxiliary will hold a Tuesday afternoon meeting June 14 in the Legion Hall. The program titled This History of the Flag will be presented by Mrs Paul Smith. June serving committee includes chairmen Mrs Curtis Brown Mrs Harry Brown and Mrs Arthur Disney Irma Quinn public chairman.
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Lodgepole American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Paul Smith
Curtis Brown
Harry Brown
Arthur Disney
Silver Anniversary for Mr and Mrs Clarence Mellburg
Dalton couple Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Mellburg celebrate 25 years of marriage with an open house at Dalton Presbyterian Church Fellowship Hall on Sunday from 2 to 4 pm. They married in 1935 at the bride's parents home in Dalton and have since lived on their farm one mile south and three east of Dalton. no gifts requested and no formal invitations sent.
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Clarence Mellburg
Dalton
Dalton Prebyterian Church
Charles Munshaw
Two Sidney Students Graduate From U N
Nine hundred eighty two students received bachelor and advanced degrees at the University of Nebraska June commencement. Thomas M Gilliland earned a bachelor of arts from the College of Arts and Sciences and Karl A Ruttner earned a bachelor of architecture from the College of Engineering and Architecture.
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Lincoln
University of Nebraska
Thomas M Gilliland
J R. Gilliland
College of Arts and Sciences
Karl A Ruttner
Edward Ruttner
College of Engineering and Architecture
Admitted and Dismissed Names by Potter Gurley Dalton Chappell
A list of admitted and dismissed individuals by Potter Gurley Dalton and Chappell includes Sidney, Beverly Doughtery, Barbara Tenbush, Hadda Hadden, Mrs Myron Andre, Steven Andre, Michael Vasil, John Kinnersley, Mrs Gary Baker, Mrs Paul Brauer, Mrs Aaron Ogden, Mrs Charles Debood, Mrs Allan Livingston, C. C. Paroah, Mrs Oscar Hatcher, and Glenn B Wilson, Don Erickson, Kimball, Mrs James Eatman among others. several are shown as dismissed with family members and dependents noted.
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Sidney
Beverly Doughtery
Barbara Tenbush
Hadda Hadden
Myron Andre
Steven Andre
Michael Vasil
John Kinnersley
Gary Baker
Paul Brauer
Aaron Ogden
Charles Debood
Allan Livingston
C. C. Paroah
Oscar Hatcher
Potter
Glenn B. Wilson
Don Erickson
Kimball
James Eatman
Dean Olson
Joe Lucero
Wilbur Bennett
Willard Kerk
Dan Rowan
Myrtle Bayne
Harold Scott
Waggerby Potter
Alvin Frei
Glenn Wilson
Dan Erickson
Paul Ulrich
Gurley
Donald Ewert
Dalton
Francis Mitchell
Chappell
Michael Joe McArtor
Births Chronicle Gwen Ellen and Tami Marie Marshall
Gwen Ellen Marshall daughter of Gwen Ellen Marshall and Michael Marshall of Seattle Wash born Friday June 3 at Memorial Hospital weighing six pounds 11 ounces. Grandparents Myrtle Marshall Seattle and Walter Engelland Sidney. Great grandmothers Mary Miller Sidney and Sophia Engelland Grant Park Ill. Tami Marie Kreider daughter of Harold Kreider Lodgepole born Thursday June 2 at Memorial Hospital weighing seven pounds five ounces. Siblings Denise and Stanley. Grandparents Herman Stahr Chappell and Carl Benzel Sidney.
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Gwen Ellen Marshall
Michael Marshall
Seattle
Wash
Pof
Gwen Ellen
Myrtle Marshall
Walter Engelland
Sidney
Mary Miller
Sophia Engelland
Grant Park
Tami Marie Kreider
Harold Kreider
Lodgepole
Tami Marie
Memorial Hospital
Denise
Stanley
Herman Stahr
Chappell
Miss Willoughby Named DU Alpha Kappa Psi Sweetheart
Marjorie Ann Willoughby of Potter was chosen Sweetheart of Alpha Kappa Psi at the University of Denver May 28. She and three attendants led the event and received the three foot trophy engraved with her name. She is a junior in arts and sciences and was among 75 leaders attending Estes Park sessions May 21–22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Ann Willoughby
Potter
Alpha Kappi Psi Fraternity
University of Denver
E. Willoughby
College of Arts and Sciences
The
University
Willoughby
Estes Park
Merry Makers 4-H Club Meeting Notes May 31
The 18th Merry Makers 4-H Club meeting at Mrs. Max Childers home discussed State Camp at Hartsey Nebraska and planned a hobo breakfast set for June 7 at 8 am. Greg Lafler reported.
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Merry Makers
Max Childers
Hartsey
Neb
Greg Lafler
Harpy Builders
Happy Builders
Missionary From Africa To Speak At Peets Church
Missionary James from Africa will be the Missions Emphasis speaker at Peetz Evangelical United Brethren Church June 10 to 12. He will speak Friday and Saturday evenings at 8 and Sunday at 10 am and 2 pm with slide presentations of the Philippines and Africa. James has 12 years in mission work, including assignments in China, the Philippines, and Sierra Leone, and previously served in Story City Iowa as town clerk and building supervisor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanton James
Peeiiz
China
Philippines
United States
Africa
James
Sierra Leone
Mission Board
Freetown
Story City
Iowa
Funeral today for Mrs Lawrence Smith 81 at First Methodist
Funeral services were held this afternoon from First Methodist Church for Mrs Lawrence Smith 81 who died Friday morning at Memorial Hospital after a twenty month stay. The Rev Clarence Brittain presided and Eastern Star members conducted graveside rites. Pallbearers were A J Jorgenson Marius Christensen Roy Greenlee Morris Snyder Glenn Hornbeck and John Davison. She was born Elizabeth Rose Eckert December 16 1878 in Shelby County Indiana and lived in Sidney since moving from Higgins. She married Charles Harper in 1898 and Lawrence Smith in 1943. Survivors include her husband two children four grandchildren and three great grandchildren with two brothers.
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First Methodist Church
Lawrence Smith
Memorial Hospital
Clarence Brittain
Providence Chapter 108
Order of the Eastern Star
A. J. Jorgenson
Marius Christensen
Roy Greenlee
Morris Snyder
Glenn Hornbeck
John Davison
Elizabeth Rose Eckert
Shelby County
Ind
Jacob P. Eckert
Cheyenne County
Charles Harper
Higgins
Sidney
Harper
Mr Smith
Kimball
Lawrence
John Costello
Denver
Hiram Harper
el Paso
Tex
Howard Costello
Dallas
Charlotte Thurston
Midland
Herman Jones
Mercedes
Calif
Ronald Harper
Albuquerque
Sam Eckert
Bridgeport
Jake Eckert
Uneyenne
Vacation Plans For Sidney Residents Abroad
Six Sidney residents will embark on extended trips abroad and in the United States this week. Mrs. J L Tewell and Susan Cook depart for Denver then New York and Naples before visiting Lebanon and Italy, aiming for a European tour capped by a London return on Aug 16.
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Sidney
United States
J. L. Tewell
Susan Cook
Denver
New York
Naples
Italy
Rome
Beirut
Jeffrey
London
Miss Cook
le Puy
France
Genevieve Abougit
Susan
Sidney High School
Helen
Chicago
Montreal
Seven Seas
le Havre
Rotterdam
Birgitta Lagerwall Afs
Sweden
M.S. Waterman
B. H. Grimm
Cynthia
Georgia
George Haase
Wakefield
Neb
Washington
New York City
Cuba
Lebanon
Africa
United Nations
Grimm
Cynthic
Canada
Tractor Mishap Claims Bridgeport Farmer Ralph Bewley
Bridgeport farmer Ralph E. Bewley 61 died Saturday afternoon in a tractor accident nine miles south of Bridgeport. The life long western Nebraska resident was crushed beneath the tractor after it toppled, witnesses said. He leaves wife Lucy and four daughters, with brothers Jesse and Orville and several sisters.
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Ralph Bewley
Bridgeport
Ralph E. Bower
Cheyenne County
Bewley
Paul Rhodes
Houston
Nebraska
Lucy Clark
Garden City
Kan
Audrey
Mitchell
Phyllis Crouse
Scottsbluff
Marion Lackey
Roscoe
Ruth
Sioux Ordnance Depot
Jesse
Gurley
Orville
Northport
Esther Cook
Wiley
Bon Voyage Party For Helen Ann Jorgenson
Helen Ann Jorgenson, bound for Sweden as an AFS exchange student, was honored at a surprise bon voyage party Saturday night. Peggy Hakes, Cindy Grimm, Dianne Puffer and Judy Ziegler escorted her to dinner at the Ft. Sidney Hotel. A ship centerpiece and life preserver place cards framed the event before a farewell gift and a movie outing.
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Helen Ann Jorgenson
Sweden
AFS
Ft. Sidney
Peggy Hakes
Cindy Grimm
Dianne Puffer
Judy Ziegler
Orange Blossom Wedding Punch Mix
A vintage punch recipe calls for four 6 ounce cans of frozen concentrate mixed with one quart water and ice, one quart ginger ale and orange juice plus two thinly sliced Florida oranges and five cups cold water. The result yields a citrusy beverage suitable for gatherings.
Insect Census Sketch for San Francisco Chinatown
Entomologists estimate San Francisco Chinatown houses about 35 000 residents and project total insect forms nationwide from 2 million to 10 million if all forms could be counted.
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San Francisco
FHA Workshop Elections Held At Recent Meet
FHA regional meeting at Kearney State Teachers College ran May 31 to June 2 with about 200 leaders from 51 Nebraska high schools. District III and II officers were elected, district representatives named, and next year’s convention set for Chappell with Miss Lilian Schmidt in charge.
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Future Homemakers of America
FHA
Nebraska
Kearney State Teachers College
Laura Jane Clouse
Sue Allen
Mitchell
Mary Ann White
Oshkosh
Janice Surratt
Lyman
Marilyn Wylie
Bridgeport
Jean Bulger
Big Springs
Chappell
Dalton
Gering
Hay Springs
Kimsall
Minatare
Mitchell Mullen
Potter
Scottschiff
Cabbage Looper Destroys Cabbages and Panama Zone Size
The cabbage looper is a climbing cutworm that damages cabbages. It is named for its leg loss and climbing habit. Young discus fish face parental stress and can starve if separated. The Panama Canal Zone covers 533 square miles.
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Panama Canal Zone
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9. E. Coptey
Alice Kay. Jonson
Roas L. Johnson
Mutual of Omaha
United of Omaha
33Rd and
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Pusow
Harold Taylor
Columbus
Cheyenne
Harriet
University of Wyoming
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Las Cruces
Joe Stibley
Fred W. Wittig
Trene
Warnold Wittig
Nebraska Wesleyan University
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Kline Wittig
Charles Wales
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Mable Larson
Roland Block
Carol Waite
Ft. Collins
Irvin Campbell
Rosalin
William Waite
Roland
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Walon
Neal ‘Tank
Wic
Andrew Nelson
Emma Tank
Victor Nelson
Jason Lobb
Miss Waite
E. A. Ruttner
David
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Karl
Duane Warren
Todd
Children’s Memorial Hospital
Jason Andrew
Clinton
Paul Aude
Jobin McHenry
Everett, Gade
Lauretta Reineka
Barbara McRoberts
San Diego
Miss Reineka
San Diego State College
Miss McRoberts
Jack Pollock
One Vista
Miss Kathryn’ Disney
Ladies Aid
Lodgepole A.L.A
Irma Quinn
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Andersen
U.N
Flere
Billy Joe Mitchell
Billy Joe
Gale
Dale
Carl Benzel
Selma Mitchell
Brownson
Miss Willoughby
Majorie Willoughby
Kennedy
David Burke
Peets Church
Ice Exchange
Don W. Jorgenson
Europe
Orange Blossom
Ieee le
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Clarence Whitton
Charles Hawkins
Gregory Maul
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Mike Peetz
Steve Neubauer
Larry Hawkins
Richard Henkel
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Lion
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Jack Upton
Billy Robinson
James Maddox
Dale Gorman
Dale Foland
John O’connell
Silver Arrow
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Bernice Gilgreen
Fort Sidney
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