Bride Sheryl Sergent Weds Gary Lindley at Lodgepole First Methodist
Sunday ceremony at Lodgepole First Methodist Church united Sheryl Sergent and Gary Lindley in a 2 PM double ring rite before about 180 guests. The couple, both of Lodgepole, plan residence there after June 15, with detailed gowns, attendants, and a reception in the church basement.
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Lodgepole
Sheryl Sergent
Garyete
Sam Sergent
Max Lindley
Gary Aten
Tim Hixon
Sharrol Talic
Wynette
Harvey Wood
Denver
Pamela Lindley
Sonia Coleman
Donald Moore
Tryon
Neb
Ron Hokom
Kearney
William Sergent
Ralph Bond
Jerry Walsh
Rocky Ford
Cole
Art Sergent
Paul Hecker, Jr
Sidney
Don Hafer
John Saiser
Gary Brownell
Beverley Hobson
Ernest Meyer
George Emanuelson
Harold Isley
Jesse Hobson
Leonard Bond
Joe Teague
Black Hills
Lindley
Nebraska Wesleyan
Elizabeth Sterns
Chappell
Colorado
Willis Upchurch
Fowler
Ben Marshalls
Hugo
D. R. Smiths
Flora Phillips
Harvey Woods
Ward Marshall
Mabel Davis
James Rook
Ovid
Kansas
Paul Blythe
H. H. Keeses
Kenneth Groves
Wayne Munsons
Otto Dormans
Kenny Yoders
Fay Williams
Henry Kalbs
John Saisers
Elva Rice
Ron Bartling
Lewis Schneider
O. W. Cutright
L. A. Lindley
Cheri Aten
Atkinson
Don Moore
Tyron
Tom Hixons
Lincoln
Ralph Stephens
Weiser
Idaho
Census at Memorial Hospital Admits and Dismissals
At Memorial Hospital as of 8 a.m. Friday the census stood at 40 inpatients and four babies in the nursery. Admitted were Sidney, Brian Bitner, Debbie Braasch, Mrs. Frank Trowbridge, Mrs. Henry Grothe, Donald Kershaw, Sam Buettgenback, Freda Batt, Kari Keating, Leonard Fine, Mrs. Ernest Bock, Mrs. Jess Rowe, Mrs. Walter Miller, plus Potter entries for Mrs. Donald Larson Gurley, Rev. Albert Prouty, and Mrs. Louis Jurgens. Discharged or dismissed include Sidney patients Louis Nienheuser Jr., Mrs. Ernest Bock, Mrs. Don Foxhaven, Alex Wimner, Jack Wright, Mrs. Larry Jones, Connie Waagen, Lonnie Duling, Don Kershaw, Cheryl Curless, Anna Marie Brauer, Carl Schmidt, Vernal, Utah. Lealand, Paul, Lon, Lisa, and Beth Handley, with Potter care for Mrs. Ronald Olsen.
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Memorial Hospital
Sidney
Brian Bitner
Debbie Braasch
Frank Trowbridge
Henry Grothe
Donald Kershaw
Sam Buettgenback
Freda Batt
Kari Keating
Leonard Fine
Ernest Bock
Jess Rowe
Walter Miller
Potter
Donald Larson Gurley
Albert Prouty
Louis Jurgens
Oregon Trail Tour Slated This Month
Ogallala Nebraskans plan a two day Trail Trek June 19 20 touring about 15 Oregon Trail sites from Ogallala to Scottsbluff An auto caravan guided by Paul Henderson and Earl Harris will lead the stops at Ash Hollow Chimney Rock Robidoux Pass and the Horse Creek Treaty Grounds Readings at each site explain the Oregon Trail history and significance to American history
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Ogallala
Scottsbluff
Paul Henderson
Bridgeport
Earl Harris
Scottsbluff National Monument
Ash
Cousin Of Sidney Man Wreck Victim
Louis A. Fine 26, cousin of Leonard Fine of Sidney, was killed Monday night in a car pickup collision near Wendover Utah. He was the son of Mrs. Charles A. Davis of Denver. A Harvard graduate with a doctorate study at Stanford and approved for exchange study in Russia, he had other surviving relatives including aunt Mrs. Harry Woolston of Greeley.
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Louis A. Fine
Leonard Fine
Sidney
Wendover
Utah
Charles A. Davis
Denver
Fine
Harvard University
Torate
Stanford University
Russia
Harry Woolston
Greeley
Leon Fine
New Esoterica medicated cream promises lighter skin
Weathered brown spots on hands and face signal aging. Esoterica claims to break up pigment masses in the skin and lighten areas on hands face neck and arms without a fragrant base. Sold at leading drug and toiletry counters for $2 plus tax.
Birth Announcements From Richard DeManche and Others
The notice reports multiple birth announcements including Richard Aaron DeManche born June 5 in Boulder weighing 7 pounds 2.5 ounces with a brother Bret. Amy Doreen Wilson born June 8 weighing 9 pounds 3 ounces with two sisters Sherri and Cindy. Deanna Elaine Moench born June 8 weighing 7 pounds 1 ounce with sister Serena Lorraine. and Amy Beth Ayala born May 28 weighing 6 pounds 13 ounces with brothers Ron and three sisters Jeanne, Rebecca, and Lorene. Grandparents and great grandparent details are listed for each family. additional notes mention the Ayala family home in Casper, Wyoming and a move by National Supply Company.
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Richard Aaron DeManche
Boulder
Richard Aaron
Bret
Joseph DeManche
Fairfield
Conn
Frank Carey
Sidney
Clara DeManche
Mary Carey
Wheatland
Wyo
Leona Moore
Cheyenne
T Amy Doreen Wilson
Keith Wilson
Potter
Amy Doreen
Sherri
Cindy
A. T. Boss
Paul Wilson
Jennie Wilson
Kearney
A. B. Rapp
Deanna Elaine Moench
Wesley Moench
Deanna Elaine
Serena Lorraine
John Moench
Fred Wittrock
Dix
Herman Moench
Joplin
Amy Beth Ayala
Elidio Ayala
Amy Beth
Ron
Jeanne
Rebecca
Lorene
Mrs Carl Schou Guest of Star Chapter 108
Providence Chapter No 108 OES met in the Masonic Temple with Mr and Mrs John Schou presiding. Mrs Carl Schou, a grand representative from DC in Nebraska, was introduced. Three generations of the Schou family attended. A monetary gift supported ESTARL scholarships for religious leadership, aiding 127 students to date. Visitation planned for Chappell on Monday August 23 at noon.
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OES
Masonic Temple
John Schou
Carl Schou
District of Columbia
Nebraska
Schou
Luceba
Chappell
Neb
Hilda Schou
Sheri
Estarl
Eastern Star Training Awards
Eastern Star Chapters
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George Hinn
Elks Observe Flag Day Ceremony in Sidney
Flag Day will be observed Sunday afternoon June 13 at 2 o'clock in the Elks Auditorium, Sidney. Boy Scout Troop 83 will participate and the public is invited to attend.
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Elks Auditorium
Sidney
Boy Scout Troop 83
Truck Located Near Sidney After Thefts
A 36 ton truck missing from Whitlock Truck Service was found southeast of Sidney Friday morning. No other details were available at press time.
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Whitlock
Sidney
Nicklaus Sets Masters Record with 271 Victory
Jack Nicklaus shot a Masters record 271 to win by nine strokes as nine golfers broke par 288 over four rounds, but none matched the champion's pace. The field included top players contending for low scores at Augusta National.
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Jack Nicklaus
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