Rev. Albert Albel To Mark 40 Years In Priesthood
The Rev. Albert Albel, pastor of St Patrick's Church, will celebrate forty years in the Roman Catholic priesthood this Sunday. He was ordained June 13, 1917 in Columbus Ohio and has served in Crawford and Sidney Nebraska. During his Sidney tenure he led major church and school improvements including new wiring, pipes, fire escapes, furnace, field paving, and a seven foot grand piano.
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Albert Albel
St. Patrick's Church
Knights of Columbus
Albel
St Patrick’s Altar Society
Ohio
Columbus
Sandhills
Nebraska
Catholic University
Washington, D.C
Catholic Church
Crawford
Neb
Fort Robinson
Sidney
St. Patrick’s
McLaughlin
Tracy
Academy
21St Ave
Newton St
VEW Auxiliary State Officers Chosen At Lincoln
Three of eight state officers were elected at the VFW Auxiliary convention in Lincoln June 9 to 11. Officers named include Lydia Mitchell Bridgeport president Florene Theobald Beaver City senior vice president Anne Trimpey Culbertson junior vice president Velma Kelson Kimball treasurer Fannie Klingman Gering secretary Frances Harmon Omaha chaplain Irene Phillips McCook conductress Nina Blakesdale Randolph guard Annette Hill state department president led sessions Mrs Ruby Godbey national senior vice president attended as special guest from Nebraska present at the gathering were sixty auxiliaries totaling 560 members from the state with Sidney delegates Carl Olson and Ed Mitchell among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V.F.W
Lincoln
Nebraska
Lydia Mitchell
Bridgeport
Florene Theobald
Beaver City
Anne Trimpey
Culbertson
Velma Kelson
Kimball
Fannie Klingman
Gering
Frances Harmon
Omaha
Irene Phillips
McCook
Nina Blakesdale
Randolph
Annette Hill
State Department
Ruby Godbey
National
Sidney
Carl Olson
Ed Mitchell
Circle One Hosts WSCS Meeting at Home
Mrs. Harold Spiker hosted 16 members of Circle 1 of the Women's Society of Christian Service at her home with Mrs. John Scholl presiding. Mrs. George Young was elected Spiritual Life secretary and Mrs. D D Retzlaff led the lesson on The Sistine Madonna. A July 18 picnic at Legion Park was planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Spiker
A. L. Cruise
Circle 1
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
John Scholl
George Young
D.D. Retzlaff
Legion Park
Lodgepole ALA Elects Officers for Coming Year
The Lodgepole American Legion Auxiliary elected Mrs Jennie Smith president for the coming year. Other officers include Mrs H P Franss first vice president Mrs Morris Hernbloom second vice president Mrs Olive Johnson secretary Mrs Phil Quinn treasurer Mrs L E Lydi att chaplain Mrs Clara Fraass sergeant at arms and Mrs Curtis Brown historian. Twenty two adults one junior member and one visitor Miss Verna Fraass attended. Mrs Louie Haack is a new member. Regular reports were given including county meeting notes and the treasurer's annual report. An executive committee will meet to plan the calendar and appoint permanent committee heads. A special meeting will initiate new members install officers and present the Girls State report with no date set for June serving committee members. Irma Quinn is publicity chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodgepole American Legion Auxiliary
Verna Fraass
Louie Haack
Potter
Phil Quinn
Paul Smith
John Oliverius
William Miller
Lions Club
Coleman Elected President of Silver Belles and Beaux
George Coleman was elected president of Silver Belles and Beaux at the Wednesday evening meeting in W F W hall. Other officers named include Marvin Stephenson as vice president and Mrs Harold O'Connor as secretary treasurer. Board members are Don Robinson Lester Runge Bonnie Runge and Marlene Fleming with Virg Knackstedt as club caller. Twenty one couples attended as hosts were Mr and Mrs Bill Heldt of Lisco Mr and Mrs Virg Knackstedt and Mr and Mrs Ken Pittam.
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George Coleman
Silver Belles and Beaux
W.F.W. Hall
Marvin Stephenson
Lisco
Harold O’connor
Don Robinson
Lester Runge
Bonnie Runge
Marlene Fleming
Virg Knackstedt
Bill Heldt
Ken Pittam
Sidneyite Graduates From Denver School
Thirty three Nebraska natives are candidates for degrees at the University of Denver spring commencement. The list includes Carol Allen Robinson of Sidney for bachelor of arts.
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Denver
University ‘ of
Carol
Allen Robinson
Sidney
Hendersons celebrate golden wedding anniversary at home
Eli C and Mrs. Henderson marked 50 years of marriage with a quiet observance at 524 13th Ave. in Sidney. Attending were five children Gertrude Revell Frances Wilkins Roy Earl and Victor Henderson, 11 of 17 grandchildren and one of three great grandchildren. They wed June 12 1907 in Kearney and later homesteaded in Sidney Draw before moving to town last fall.
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Eli C.henderson
13Th Ave
Henderson
Mrs. Henderson
Kearney
Sidney
Sidney Draw
Flag Service Held At OES Meeting
Eastern Star Providence Chapter Y68 held a flag tribute at the Masonic Hall. Mrs Rex Olsen and others participated while Mrs Frank Longan presided. Thirty nine members and guests attended. A tribute to fathers was paid and Ralph Gentle Earl Schultz and Davis Ells were welcomed. Schultz couple received a wedding anniversary cake. Social hour followed with birthday month tables and themed decor for April May and June.
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Eastern Star
Providence Chapter
Masonic Hall
Rex Olsen
Jack Weimer
Lila Lewis
John Scholl
Lenhart Schobert
Roy Wells
James Edwards
Frank Longan
Virgil Walters
Ralph Gentle
Earl Schultz
Davis Ells
N.s. Longan
Schultz
Roland Biggs
Card Club Reports From We Nine and San Souci Groups
We Nine Bridge Club hosted by Mrs. Raymond Maley at home on Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. C Barstow as guest. High scores by Mrs. J R Miller and Mrs H P Craig. June 26 host will be Mrs. Miller. Bid As A Like Club guest night featured Mrs Claron Mann and Mrs Vern Anthony at Mrs Vernon Anderson’s home with honors for Mrs Don Himes high Mrs Nevid Neubauer second high and Mrs Weert Frerichs traveling. San Souci Club dinner at Sidney Country Club hosted by Mr. and Mrs Harold Keith with cards afterward. High honors to Dr E S Sherrerd and Mrs George Fleming second high to Mr and Mrs E Sherman. June 25 hosts will be Mr and Mrs P J Heaton Sr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Maley
We Nine
C. Barstow
J. R. Miller
H. P. Craig
Miller
Claron Mann
Vern Anthony
Vernon Anderson
Don Himes
Nevid Neubauer
Weert Frerichs
Sans Souci
Harold Keith
Sidney Country Club
Keith
E., S. Sherrerd
George Fleming
P. J. Heaton
Dareld Frerichs and Doris Smith Wed in Sidney
Marriage license recorded for Dareld Frerichs 18 and Doris Smith 18 of Sidney. Both spouses are listed as residents of Sidney and enter into a lawful marriage agreement.
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Dareld Frerichs
Doris Smith
Sidney
Miss Jervis Receives Wednesday Bridal Shower
Judy Jervis, bride to be of Ronnie Gilbreath, was guest of honor at a Wednesday evening shower hosted by Miss Nancy Davis at Mrs E M Gates home. Eleven guests attended and played games with prizes for the honoree, followed by refreshments and lavender hand crocheted umbrella favors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judy Jervis
Ronnie Gilbreath
Nancy Davis
E. M. Gates
Miss Jervis
Gates
W. R. Jervis
A. ©. ‘Gilbreath
Robert Williamson
F. J. de Vier
Diane PeVier
Harold O'Connor
Jane O’connor
R. J. Davis
Jean Davis
Gleaners of Grace Baptist Hold Tuesday Meeting
A work meeting of Gleaners of Grace Baptist Church was held Tuesday evening at the church. Eight members and one guest, Mrs Don Ferebee, rolled bandages and updated the missionary directory. Favors were made for hospital trays and Mrs Buck Allison led a brief business session. Mrs James Wagner was elected White Cross chairman replacing Mrs Royal Weller who will move to Missouri. Next gathering set for June 25 as a study session.
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Grace Baptist Church
Don .Ferebee
Buck Allison
James Wagner
White Cross
Royal Weller
Missouri
Mission Group Votes 200 Kitchen Donation
The St. Pauls Missionary League met at the Borcher home with co hosts Schnell and Reker. Mrs. Don Mueller led the meeting and the group voted to donate 200 dollars for the kitchen in the new educational building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s Missionary League
Harold Borcher
William Schnell
Ernnest Reker
Don Mueller
Carl Borcher
John Borcher
Meta Sorge
Mel Pfeil
Anton Lutringer
NHCA Dinner Meet At Kimball June 17
Unit 26 of the National Hair dressers and Cosmetologists Association held a dinner meeting May 20 at the Wagon Wheel in Kimball. Since only seven members were present the June 17 meeting will also be in Kimball. A 6:30 dinner at the Wagon Wheel will be followed by a business session. All members are urged to attend.
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National Hairdressers and Cosmetologists Association
Wagon Wheel
Kimball
Extension Club Plans September Park Meet and Whist
Plainview Home Extension Club met at Mrs Don Lafler s home with co host Mrs Conrad Messing. Ten members and one guest attended as they planned the September meeting and a no hostess park gathering. Mrs William George gave a First Aid lesson and Mrs Burgett Peetz reviewed Alaska s history and statehood progress. The afternoon ended with a Whist game. Mrs Peetz had high score and Mrs Bob Lafler low.
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Plainview Home Extension Club
Don Lafler
Conrad Messing
Burgett Peetz
John Swick
William George
Alaska
Stewart Brown
Peetz
Bob Lafler
Happy Hour Extension Club Plans Sunday Family Picnic
Nine members met Wednesday at Legion Park for coffee and to plan a family picnic set for Sunday afternoon, June 30, outlining activities and attendance.
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Happy Hour Extension Club
Legion Park
Rebekah Kensington meets Wednesday afternoon group records
Twelve members of Rebekah Kensington met Wednesday afternoon in the basement of the 1.0.C.F. hall. Mrs George Burr presided in the absence of Mrs. Leslie Sabin. An article on the flag was read by Mrs Rex Olsen. Mrs Hilda Scholl received the gift package. The remainder of the time was spent playing Canasta with Mrs Amy Bales winning high score. Mrs Rex Olsen second high and Mrs Ray Averrill low. Refreshments were served by Mrs William Gunderson, Mrs Schou, and Mrs Averrill.
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Rebekah Kensington
William Gunderson
Schou
Averrill
Look Who's Here Duane Schneider Brings Son to Baltimore
Duane Schneider and Mrs. Duane Schneider announce the birth of their son Duane Martin at 7:55 p.m. Tuesday in Baltimore Maryland. Grandparents are Mrs. Emma McCourt of Baltimore and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Schneider of Sidney. The notice also mentions Brent Eugene Foster born to Mr. and Mrs. Max Foster of Van Nuys California with May birth details.
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Duane ‘Martin Schnaeider
Duane Schneider
Duane Martin
Baltimore
Emma McCourt
Elmer Schneider
Sidney
Brent Eugene Foster
Max Foster
van Nuys,Calif
Brent Eugene
Newborn weighs seven pounds fifteen ounces
A baby boy weighing seven pounds eleven ounces, or fourteen ounces, was born to a family with siblings Siv an seven Bruce five and Brooke three. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs E D Foster of Sidney and Mr and Mrs Guy Annigan of Pacoima California.
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Sivan
Bruce
Brooke
E D. Foster
Sidney
Guy Annigan
Pacoima
Maas baby born at Memorial Hospital weighing seven pounds four ounces
Timothy Ronald Maas A 50n was born to Mr and Mrs Ronald Maas at Memorial Hospital on Tuesday June 11 weighing seven pounds four ounces. Debra Kay, sister, is three. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Howard Madden and Mr and Mrs Chris Maas of Potter.
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Timothy Ronald Maas
Timothy Ronald
Ronald Maas
Aim
Memorial ~Hospital
Debra
Kay
Howard Madden
Chris Maas
Potter
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Albert ‘Albel
Thompson
WSCS
10Th ‘Ave
Oucaco Pratt & 1
Didney Flooring Supply Co
Lodgepole Ala
Irma Quinn
Beaux
Coleman
Sidneyite
Chevrolet
Hester
Vath
Veickson
Eli Henderson
OES
Gleaners
Mission Group
NHCA
Genny
StakNu
Barker Cleaners
Jackson
Seven-Up Bottling CO
Sidney Federal Savings
10Th Ave
BUICK
Hardtop
12Th & Jackson
Mac
Frank Loch Electric
Illinois
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