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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1967
Page
3
Local social notes list visits across Nebraska and nearby states. Families from Sidney Bayard and Potter gather for reunions and a sister's 12 year reunion while Alex Schaffer’s widow receives condolences. others plan trips to Madison Denver Lincoln and Europe.
Cadets Clinton B. Dorwart Jr of Sidney John R Wertz of Chap pell and Dwight A Young of Kimball will join ROTC summer camp at Ft. Riley Kansas beginning June 17. They will receive six weeks of training and upon graduation and college completion be commissioned as second lieutenants in the U S Army. Major Leslie W White of Sidney has graduated from the U S Air Force Air Command and Staff College at Maxwell AFB Alabama and will be reassigned to Southeast Asia with about 75 percent of his peers. The class included more than 500 officers from several services and civilian employees.
Epsilon Sigma Alpha concluded its 21st state convention in Kimball with awards for chapters and service pins. About 170 members attended as state officers were elected and special guests including national leaders joined the three day event themed Westward Ho.
Golden wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. Oscar E Olson of Lodgepole to be celebrated at the home of their son Russell Olson in Lodgepole on June 18 1967 from 2 30 to 5 30 p m Friends and relatives invited to call at the open house the couple request no gifts They were married in Sterling Colorado on June 4 1910 They have two children a daughter Maxine Taylor of Ellensburg Washington and a son Russell of Lodgepole and five grandchildren They lived and farmed in Sunnyside community all their married life now retired on the farm.
Mrs. Martha Thoelcke heads Lodgepole Nebraska home economics group on the Heritage of Fashion tour. Twelve hours of textiles courses precede the trip, with 50 students from six states enrolling for two semester hours of credit. Highlights include Bergdorf Goodman, Vogue, Macy's, and the Metropolitan Opera costume department.
About 350 Nebraska 4 H youths attended the ninth annual 4 H Club Career Day in Omaha on June 7 as part of State 4 H Club Week. Connie Flora of Dalton visited World Herald among 44 participating firms, with tours, counseling, luncheons, and a banquet.
The Clover Leaf Drovers met June 7 at the 4 H building with President Kathy Wright presiding. Discussion covered the Chappell Horse Show and rain slickers. Kathy Wright won 4th place in the flag race. A workshop is set for June 10 at 3 p.m. at the fairgrounds and a trail ride and weiner roast on June 17 at 9 a.m. Members should bring a sack of weiners and 15 cents. Next meeting June 26 at 7:30 p.m. Refreshments by Kent and Kathy Wright.
The Francis De Brunner Unit 286 of the Lodgepole American Legion Auxiliary outlines a busy year led by Mrs. Morris Hernbloom. Highlights include new officers, rug purchases, awning installs, comforter drives, Veteran's Day events, gifts for service members, hospital visits, Poppy Day proceeds, and district honors.
Scottsbluff County forms the West Nebraska League of Arts in Scottsbluff with a June 2 board meeting to ratify by laws and elect officers. The group aims to foster arts across Scotts Bluff County and nearby western Nebraska, with headquarters possibly in the former Scottsbluff Library building.
Howard Keith Deal was born June 7 at 3 41 a.m. weighing 7 pounds 11 ounces. Parents are Mr and Mrs George Deal with siblings Penny Sue and Anton Earl. Grandmother Mrs Dorothy Meick of Sidney. Meeting notes mention sewing skills and a cooking demonstration. Next gathering June 20 at Julie Lafler’s home. Reporter Julie Lafler.
At District 97 the Farmer's Daughters held their fourth meeting on June 1 at 7 30 pm with seven guests who were the girls' mothers. Secretary Schlaman read minutes. treasurer Lenzen reported treasury funds. Plans were set for bake group cake judging and future aprons sewing project. Next meeting is June 19 at District 97 at 7 30 pm. Nebraska, Mary Lenzen reported.
The morning census at Memorial Hospital lists 40 patients with no babies in the nursery. Admissions include Sidney, Ethel Bickel, Marilyn Atkins, Milan Glassburn, Jana Stegeman, Mrs. James Oliverius, Lori Abbott, Michael Abbott, Danny Zwickl, Betty Richards, Tom Murphy, Ward Johnson, Earl Moermond, Mrs. Allen Stikker and others. Discharges include Jana Stegeman, Paul Biggs, Lou Abbott, Mrs. Albert Shefneer, Mrs. George Deal and son, Karl Sprenger, Danny Zwickl, Mrs. Allan Stikker, Mrs. Alfred Mitchell, Bradley Greever, Mrs. Emanuel Troutman,Carol Miller, Crescencio Rocha, William Rezac, Mrs. Walter Kinney, Michael Abbott, Mrs. John Ehrman Potter, Mrs. Phil Cronk and daughter Gurley, Mrs. Chester Frame.
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