Peetz News Dean Hunters At Legion Meet and Mass Times Change
Community notes report Dean Hunter and Earl Franklin families at the American Legion Convention in Cortez Colorado. Sacred Heart Church summer masses start at 4 30 and 9 with confessions on Saturdays and Sunday mornings. Numerous local visits and gatherings describe weddings graduations rodeos and family travel across Peetz Sterling and area.
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Dean Hunters
Legion Meet
Dean Hunter
Earl Franklin
Sterling
Cortez
Colo
American Legion
Nels Nelson
Ted Brandt
el Cajon
Calif
Lloyd Brandt
Calahan
Oliver Brandt
Peetz
Philipsburg
Kans
Dix
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Omar Foxhaven
Farm Women's Club
Ott Raddatz
Orley Beahm
Viola Wood
J. C. Peters
Wm. Mays
Palosverdes
E. B. Miller
Sidney
Jane Raddatz
Dude’s
John DuBois
Karen
Roy Morgan
Orvaldish
Doc Hummel
Dean DuBois
Shelby DuBois
Gus Hagstrum
Orely Behm
Tu'sday
Summer session registrations and faculty honors at NSTC
NSTC Chadron opens registration for a five and a three week summer schedule starting June 10 with options for 3 to 12 semester hours. The Nebraska Institute welcomes 73 high school teachers, including Marion Teel and Lucille Bower, each receiving stipends and tuition aid. James Nissen places second in a math contest at South Dakota Mines. KEARNEY seniors Peratt and Robirds earn track letters as NSCTC teams win multiple titles. Jan Meier of Sidney featured in ongoing college notes.
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NSTC
Chadron
Sidney
Sunol
University of Nebraska
Marion E. Teel
Sidney High School
Lucille Bower
Chappell
Sunol High School
James Nissen
Milton Nissen
South Dakota School of Mines and Technology
College Endowment Association
Kearney
Steve Peratt
Doug Robirds
Nebraska State Teachers College
Nebraska College
Wayne
Peru
Southern Gentleman Award Named at Chi Omega at CSU
The Southern Gentleman of Chi Omega at Colorado State University Fort Collins is named for the young man who has contributed most to the sorority in spirit and service at the annual spring formal.
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Chi Omega Sorority
Colorado State University
Fort Collins
Stitch and Stir 4-H Club Holds Reorganization
The Stitch and Stir 4-H Club met May 6 at Cheryl Johnsons home electing officers Pam Schmitt president Peggy Jelinek vice president Jill Fine secretary and reporter Chris Cramer treasurer Connie Weber Cheryl Pottorff calling committee. A June 17 meeting was set at Pam Schmitts home.
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Cheryl Johnson
Pam Schmitt
Peggy Jelinek
Jill Fine
Chris Cramer
Connie Weber
Cheryl Pottorff
Mary Bonkiewicz
Nancy Peetz
Janis Geu
Cidady Miller
Sharon Stately
Pamela Geu
Earl Gen
Don Miller
Verne Sharman
Burgett Peetz
Sharman
Recent Sidney Arrivals Welcomed By Mrs Nissen
Mrs. Milt Nissen greets new residents in Sidney. The Johnston family now at 2105 Maple comes from Salt Lake City Utah, with H T Johnston a welder at American Bridge Co. G C Curry and family reside at 1305 Rose Street from Chamberlain South Dakota as an iron worker. The Pharaohs live at 1717 Forrest from Kimball with Mr Pharaoh a roughneck at Love and Garrison Oil Co. The Roberts family at 16 Forrest includes a three month old son. Larry Roberts is a Fronter Airlines station agent. Dosch family at 1603 Osage moved from Huron South Dakota. Melvin Dosch is a surveyor with the Army Corps of Engineers.
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H. T. Johnston
Maple
Salte Lake City
Utah
Mr. Johnston
American Bridge Co
G. C. Curry
Chamberlain, S. Dak
Rose Street
Mr. Curry
Amercian Bridge
Mrs
Ceci
Pharaoh
Forrest
Kimball
Love
Garrison Oi
Larry Roberts
Minot
N. Dak
Mr. Roberts
Frontier Airlines
Melvin Dosch
Huron, S Dak
1603
Osage
Mr. Dosch
The
Army Corps of Engineers
The List of Adrian Messenger Cast and Photo Layout
John Huston directs The List of Adrian Messenger a Universal thriller starring George C Scott Dana Wynter Clive Brook Herbert Marshall with Kirk Douglas Tony Curtis Burt Lancaster Robert Mitchum and Frank Sinatra in unique roles. The layout features disguises and four scene excerpts from the motion picture.
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Adrian Messenger
Tony Curtis
Kirke Douglas
Robert Mitchum
Burt Lancaster
Frank Sinatra
Fox Theatre
Sidney Telegraph
Fox
John Huston
George C. Scott
Dana Wynter
Clive Brook
Herbert Marshall
Kirk Douglas
Douglas
Curtis
Lancaster
Sinatra
Mitchum
Joel
Universal
Tony Huston
Jacques Roux
Grim Faced
Local Families Move Into Sidney Area Positions and Homes
Mr and Mrs Cecil Surber live at 2617 Monterey after moving from Cambridge Nebraska. They have an 18 year old daughter. Mr Surber manages a new Phillips 66 station east of Sidney. Mr and Mrs Phillip Frericks moved from Bridgeport and reside at 1729 15th Ave. Frericks works as a meter repairman for Kansas Nebraska Gas Co. The Kern family from Scott City Kansas now stays at 1635 Cedar with five sons and two daughters. Mr Kern is a carpenter for Mel Adams. Mr and Mrs Clayton Mahaffey, formerly of Sterling, live at 1135th Avenue with a 3 year old daughter and a 1 year old son. Mahaffey is a service man for Sears Roebuck Co. The Bob Corley family, recently of Sturgis South Dakota, now at 1507 44 Elm. Corley is a welder for American Bridge Co. they have two daughters.
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Potter
Damian Nelson
Denver
Nels Nelson
Henry Hebbel
Henry Stegaret
Iowa
John
Lynn Raddatz
North
Otto Raddatz
Delmer Nelson
Broadwater
Ivan Burr
Mary Runyon
Scott
Danny Runyon
Roger Adams
Anton Nelson
Glen Lewis
Sharon Segelke
Sidney Hospital
Phillip Ancioux
Bob Davis
Hap Williams
Loretto Heights
Betty Williams
Margaret Williams
Esther Davis
Stella Pearson
Oxford
Viola Wood
R. D. Meyer
Dick Meyer
Steven Dewey
Scottsbluff
John Reed
Cliff Nanvemburg
Sterling
Raymond Wood
Bob Gillham
Robert Williams
Robert Wood
Cape Garardean
Sadalia
Ray Smith
Peetz
Harmon Fairchild
Elaine Elsberrys
Allora
Colo
Cecil Surber
Monterey
Cambridge
Neb
Mr. Surber
Sidney
Phillip Frericks
Bridgeport
15Th Ave
Mr. Frericks
Kansas-Nebraska Gas Co
Scott City
Kan
Ferdie Kerns
1635
Cedar
Mr. Kerns
Mel Adams
1135Th Avenue
Clayton Mahaffey
Mahaffey
Sears Roebuck Co
Bob Corley
Sturgis
S Dak
Corley
American Bridge Co
Thomas Lumber Co Gets Timber Bid
Cheyenne County Commissioners opened bids for bridge lumber at their Tuesday meeting in the Court House. Thomas Lumber Co of Sidney submitted the low bid of 2839.95, beating Foster Lumber Co and Cheyenne County Lumber Co. on a miscellaneous jet of lumber to reinforce and repair county roads.
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Cheyenne County Commissioners
Court House
Ralph Englert
Cheyenne County Lumber Co
Foster Lumber Co
Thomas Lumber Co
Sidney
Thomas
Englert
Insurance Manager Named for Sidney Farm Bureau Agency
Sidney announces a new agency manager for the Farm Bureau Insurance Company. Mr. Dillon, 33, and his wife have lived in Sidney for about eighteen months after previously residing in Franklin, Nebraska. Harold Kettler, Cheyenne County Farm Bureau president, reported the appointment.
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Farm Bureau Insurace Company
Sidney
Dyle Dillon
Mr. Dillon
Franklin
Neb
Harold Kettler
Cheyenne County
Mr Dillon Joins Insurance Company Career Prospect
Farm Bureau members and others are urged to become acquainted with Mr Dillon after he joined the Insurance Company to pursue the occupation’s potential.
Extension Clubs May Meeting Hosts and Summer Break
Mrs. Forrest Tremain hosted the Extension Clubs gathering on May 29 with Mrs. John Omel presiding. Twelve members recited a nursery rhyme on roll call and three guests attended. An invitation from Sunol Garden Club invited members to a Silver Tea on June 12 and requested floral exhibits. The group will not meet during the summer.
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Forrest Tremain
John Omel
Sunol Garden Club
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Peetz News
College and Campus News
Jan Meier
Don Meier
Sharon Statley
Pam Jessen
Deborah Miller
Telegraph
Milt Nissen
Scotland Yard
Herbert Marshal
Cleland Lancaster Mitchior
Aenan
Sidney Laundry
Tru-Line CO
Boeing Company
Family Mobile
L. Glidden
Petroleum, Inc
Wyatt “E" No. 1
Banner County
Nebraska
Jim Snyder
Harrisburg
Kodak
14Th
Ular Guy
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