Elaine Peetz and John Glanz Wedding at St. Patrick's
Elaine Peetz daughter of Frank Peetz and Harold Glanz son of Mr and Mrs John Glanz Sr of Sidney were married in a nuptial mass at St Patrick's Church witnessed by 150 relatives in a June 9 ceremony. The bride wore crystalette gown with lace and a pearl tiara, and carried lilies of the valley and talisman roses with a crystal rosary. The groom's family attended, with John Glanz Jr as best man and ushers Max Adams and Wayne Lukassen. After the ceremony a family dinner followed at Yendis Blue Room, and the couple plans a honeymoon in Yellowstone National Park before settling at 2664 Monterey Drive, Sidney.
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St. Patrick’s Church
Elaine Peetz
Frank Peetz
Harold Glanz
John Glanz
Sidney
Gene Bonkiewicz
John Glant, Jr
Max Adams
Wayne Lukassen
Kimball
Chrles Lafler
Helen Spencer
Mary Ellen Hruska
Yendis
Burgett Peetz
St. Patrick’s Academy
Louisville
Omaha
Creighton University
Sunol High School
U. S. Army
John Deere Plow Co
Yellowstone National Park
Monterey Drive
Wedding Unites Westerhoff and Bush Families in Sidney
Miss Wanda Mae Westerhoff and Guy F. Bush were married at Light Memorial Presbyterian Church in Sidney with about 150 relatives and friends in attendance. The ceremony featured traditional rites, candle arch, organ music, and a bridal gown of dotted Swiss tulle. After a reception at the Sidney Country Club for over 300 guests, the couple planned a brief trip to Grand Lake Colorado and will reside in Lincoln after June 18.
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Nebraska
Wanda Mae
Westerhoff
Guy F. Bush
Sidney
Arnold Westerhoff
J. C. Bush
Guy W. Doran
F. A. Bush
The
Light Memorial Presbyterian Church
Harold B. Taylor
Sidney Country Club
Mrs Wells Honored At O E S Meeting
Providence Chapter 108 of the Order of Eastern Star held a state meeting in the Masonic Temple on Wednesday evening with Mrs. Kenneth Bagby presenting a report on the 81st Grand Chapter session. Mrs Roy Wells Grand Martha was introduced and given a gift. A social hour followed with Past Matrons in charge as Mrs W P Ackerman chaired decorations using garden flowers.
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Providence
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Kenneth Bagby
Bagby
Grand Chapter
Roy Wells
Martha
W P. Ackerman
Marriage License for Ferguson and Holtman
Larry D. Ferguson age 22 of Sar gent Ned and Sally L. Holtman age 20 of Lodgepole obtained a marriage license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry D. Ferguson
Sargent, Ned
Sally L. Holtman
Lodgepole
Cross Kennon Rites Unite Bayard Bride and Sidney Groom
Miss Mildred May Cross married Robert Lee Kennon in a June 3 Bayard Church of Christ ceremony attended by about 100 guests. The couple will reside in Sidney after a wedding trip to Sterling, Denver, and Colorado Springs.
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Ralph Rogers
Dorothy Wilmot
Dorcas
Melvin Osgood
Bayard
Ardith Hubbard
Fort Laramie
Wyo
George
Bayard High School
Sidney High School
Stickney’s
Lodgepole ALA Holds Election of Officers
Lodgepole American Legion Auxiliary named officers for 1956 57 at the June 12 meeting in the Legion Hall. Officers include President Helen Hern bloom and Secretary Olive Johnson with other posts filled. 21 members one visitor attended and 43 pounds of rag rags were sent to Grand Island. A railing upgrade was approved and a special meeting June 30 will host installation initiation and Girls State report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodgepole American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Helen Hernbloom
Bessie Hernbloom
Jennie Smith
Olive Johnson
Irma Quinn
Helen Lydiatt
Alice Brown
Clara Fraass
Verna Fraass
Soldiers and Sailors
Grand Island
Evelyn Talich
Earline Hernbloom
Georgia Wise
Lions Club
Community Club
Huntsman Hustlers 4 H beef club meets at Miller home
The Huntsman Hustlers 4 H beef club held a meeting at Walter Miller's home with eight members present and one absent. Members reviewed record books and planned a field meeting a tour of all members. Mrs Miller served lunch after the session. Bob Dorman reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntsman Hustlers
Walter Miller
Tulsa Guests Honored At Morning Coffee
Mrs Phil Essley and Mrs George Overmeir of Tulsa were honored guests at an informal morning coffee in the back yard of the Robert Hessle home. Co hosts were Mrs Hessle and Mrs Carl Christ Jr with twenty six attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Essley
George Overmeir
Tulsa
Robert Hessle
Mrs Kastner Elected Ohio Women’s Club President
Mrs Kastner was elected president of the Ohio Women's Club for the 1956 1957 term at the regular monthly meeting held in the parish hall of the Episcopal church. Other officers named were Mrs McCarty vice president Janssen secretary Hume treasurer. A gift was given to outgoing president Mrs Nagel. The club will resume meetings in September.
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Robert Kastner
Ohio Women’s Club
Episcopal Church
William McCarty
Nevin Janssen
Don Hume
Carl Burchard
John Goff
William Greer
Roy Massey
Fritz Nagel
Oscar Hollinrake
Low
Mmes
Howard Atkins
Wesley Brown
Burghardt
Clyde Cameron
Wes Felt
Goffe Greer
Tom Harvey
Clair Hess
Hollinrake
Hume
Janssen
Kastner
Jesse King
Meri Long
Massey
McCarty
R E McMillen
Myers
Nagel
Nation
Warren Richards
Delmar Richardson
Marion Scholes
Earl van Vranken
Wiliam Walford
White
Charles Wimmer
Sidney Garden Club Meeting Tuesday Hosts Orchid Day Lilies
Sidney Garden Club met at the Gish home with 16 members. Mrs J OQ Lobb led the general topic Day Lilies, Mrs Clarence Pfeiffer conducted a study on The American Cranberry Bush, and nomenclature was by Mrs Avin Davis. Pic nic planned for July 10 at Legion Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Gish
Ed Henkle
Sidney Garden Club
Gish
J OQ Lobb
Clarence Pfeiffer
Avin Davis
Legion Park
Miss Speicher Dinner Guest Of Neal Rowans
Miss Sandra Speicher Miss Nebraska of 1955 was guest of honor at a dinner held Monday evening at the Country Club by Mr and Mrs Neal Rowan. Miss Speicher is a Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority sister of the Rowans daughter Jane. After dinner the group adjourned to the Rowans country home for bridge. Guests included Mrs Speicher and Mrs De Vine of Omaha Mr and Mrs W A Gillan of Lincoln and Mrs Art Bauer and Robert Bauer of Sidney.
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Sandra Speicher
Nebraska
Country Club
Neal Rowan
Speicher
Rowan
Jane
Rowan Country Home
de Vine
Omaha
W A _ Gillan
Lincoln
Art Bauer
Robert Bauer
Sidney
LWML Committee Plans Fall District Convention Decor
Five decorations committee members met last Thursday evening at Mrs Howard Courtright’s home to discuss table décor for the LWML District convention set for Sidney on October 17. Committee includes Mrs Courtright chairman Emma Lutringer Bernice Jacobs Dee Williamson and others. Mrs Rudy Munderloh is convention chair and Mrs Everett Gade co chair. Next meeting at Mrs Courtright’s home June 21 at 8 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Courtright
Sidney
Mmes Howard Courtright
Emma Lutringer
Bernice Jacobs
Dee Williamson
Robert Buhrdorf
Darrell Watson
Leonard Moseman
Ernest Reker
Earl Henderson
Ervinth Aurich
Ewald Brauer
Art Aurich
John Edzards
Rudy Munderloh
Everett Gade
Courtright
Police Lt Receives Certificate at Nebraska Institute
Lt Ron Ahlberg of the Sidney Police Department was among 32 recipients honored with certificates at the close of the third annual Law Enforcement Institute held at the University of Nebraska this afternoon.
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Ron Ahlberg
Sidney
Two Sidneyites Named on Girls State Tickets
Jayne McIntosh and Margar Ann Olson, Sidney representatives, were nominated to governor and lieutenant governor on National and Federal tickets at Girls State in Lincoln. Final winners included Denise Marting, Judy Roberts, Liz Richards, Patricia Kennedy, Judith Ann Miller, and Nancy Beal across parties and offices.
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Jayne McIntosh
Margar - Ann Olson
Oo Sidney
Girls State
Lincoln
Miss McIntosh
National Party
Miss Olson
Denise Marting
Omaha
Federal Party
Judy McGovern
North Platte
National
Judy Roberts
Dix
Liz Richards
Federal
Treasure
Patricia Kennedy
Mitchell Federal
Judith Ann Miller
Scottsbluff
National Auditor
Nancy Beal
Alliance
Railway Commission
Federal employment grows in Colorado since 1950
Colorado shows 33,200 federal employees, up 4 percent from 1950, while American domestic scheduled airline traffic has doubled since 1950, signaling broad national growth.
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Colorado
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Mrs
Duis
Bush
Robert Scott
Marshall Nelson
Rosemary Castner
Jim Davison
Gering
Jackie Hagadorn
Curtis
Beverly Stopher
Broadwater
Misses Kay
Patty Smith
Riverton
Eileen Westerhoff
Judy Bush
Judy London
Fairbury
Maid of Honor
Miss Westerhoff
James Jensen
Douglas Smith
Gerald Larson
Dalton
Henry Wolsmann
Lyle Phillips
Cheyenne
Jo Larson
Denton Moir
Colorado Springs
Lee Lingren
South 35Th St
Bride
University of Nebraska
Colorado Woman’s College
Chi Omega Sorority
Phi Upsilon Omicron
Omicron Nu
Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity
Gamma Lambda
Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia
Mr. and
Phofo
Mrs. Wells
Mildred May Cross
Robert Lee Kennon
Bayard Church of Christ
Arthur Cross
Lee Kennon
Owen Wilmot
Banneatta Bower
Linida Lee Cross
Richard Kennon
Lodgepole Ala
Hutsman Hustlers
4-H Club
Bob Dorman
Telegraph
Ohio Women's Club
City Cab
Leia
Farmers Union Elevator
Gurley
Osborne Equipment
Oswald Produce—Chappell Lorenzo Elevator
Lorenzo
Farmers Co-Op Elevator—Kimball
Plains Oil Mills
East
Miss Speicher
Neal Rowans
LWML
Sidneyites
Dad
the Legion Park
Eee
Biuly
FT. Sidney
Gibson
Newton
Seven-Up Bottling CO
Sidney Days
Chevrolet
Beckmann
Cadillac
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