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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1967
Page
5
Local residents hosted relatives and friends from Nebraska Idaho California and Colorado last week with visits in Sidney Lisco and Gurley. Travelers included Cheryl Plum Linda Lauter and family and the Stueve sisters plus the Tillotson family and E M Douglas returning from the Rocky Mountain Annual Conference.
Karen Ann Fehringer of Peetz is chosen for a United Nations Pilgrimage for Youth trip funded by the CCF and Rebekah Lodges. She joins 36 winners from Colorado and Hawaii, departing Denver June 9, meeting Governor Love, with stops at Hannibal Gettysburg Arlington and a week in Washington before Niagara Falls and Canada return to Denver June 28.
Mr and Mrs Verner F Hinman of Dalton mark their 40th wedding anniversary with an open house in the Royal Room Dalton from 2 30 to 5 30 p m Sunday June 18 The couple married in 1927 and have lived in Dalton 35 years Their children and families include George Hinman of Sidney Archie Hinman of Haines Ruth Hamway of Stockton Ken Hinman of Leavenworth Jim Hinman of Seattle Ed Hinman of Sidney and Louise Hinman are listed as attendees.
Beverly Roelle, daughter of Mr and Mrs Frances Roelle of Peetz, attends Colorado Girls State at Colorado Women's College in Denver representing Peetz High School. Sponsored by the Peetz American Legion Auxiliary Unit 134, with Janice Franklin directing Columbine Girls State. Dean Hunter, adjutant of the Colorado American Legion, speaks, and Arlene Headley of Peetz serves as RN for the event.
The Memorial Hospital Auxiliary met Tuesday afternoon in the conference room with Mrs A C Bale presiding. Fifteen members attended as Mrs Mabel Larson led the prayer and reports were read. Darold Hendee reported on nurses scholarships and the auxiliary office will move into the conference room during remodeling. The next meeting is July 11 and members are asked to contact prospective members.
The Providence chapter 108 Order of the Eastern Star held an 8 p.m. meeting at the Masonic Temple with fifty members and guests. Mrs. Virgil Walters presided as worthy matron and reported on the Grand Chapter Centennial session in Lincoln May 9. Members enjoyed rose pink dress with green trim and gifts, a song by Mr. and Mrs. Fankhauser, and refreshments in the social hall. Co-hostesses assisted. next meeting is July 12 at 8 p.m.
Kearney State College releases year end honors with students achieving a 3.5 GPA or higher. Seniors include Richard Teague of Lodgepole and Stanley Talcott of Sidney, juniors Ward Newcomb of Chappell and Gary Lee Thompson, sophomores Donna Landmesser of Sidney, freshmen Cynthia McVicker of Gurley and Gary Thompson of Chappell.
The Sidney Garden Club gathered at 9 o clock at Mrs. Florence Linton s home for coffee and a meeting with nine members and one guest from Boise Idaho Mrs Hazel Thurston. Mrs George Young spoke on Freeing Gardens From Pests and Disease and Miss Ellen Peterson on Bird Migration. Three members were praised for planting petunias at the Rest Home: Mrs Herbert Rabe Mrs James Loar and Mrs Clarence Strand berg. A picnic is planned for July 13 at an out of town park.
Hastings College announces dean's list for the spring term 1966 67. Freshmen Marsha Heizer and Milton R Larson both earned 4.0 GPAs, with Sharon Cape a senior also from Dalton Milto n. Dean's list requires at least 3.4 GPA.
A June 12 nuptial mass unites Karen Ruth Deaver and Morris Willard Sergent at St. Patrick's Church Sidney. The ceremony features blue and white decor, a Chantilly lace gown, and a Yellowstone wedding trip. Guests hail from Colorado Kansas California Oregon and Nebraska.
The golden wedding anniversary for Oscar and Olson is now to be celebrated at the First Methodist Church in Lodgepole instead of the Russell Olson farm home as originally planned.
The Sidney Volunteer Firemen's Auxiliary met at the Fire Hall with thirteen members present. Two parties were planned for July 10 at 7 30 p.m. in the hall. Committees were appointed to arrange the Fort Sidney Day parade materials and for other activities including gifts for new babies and cards for birthdays and other occasions to members and families. Hostesses were Mrs Jerry Van Natter and Mrs Marion Stone.
Eleven Side ney Rebekah Kensington members met at 2 p m in the IOOF basement on Wednesday. Mrs Earline Cos presided as president and led a flag day roll call. Mrs Cox spoke on History of Our Flag. Co hosts were Mrs Leslie Sabin and Mrs Cox. Canasta followed with Alma Averill high and Alva Hart low. Next meeting scheduled for June 28 at 2 p.m.
The 8 am Friday census shows 50 patients and one newborn in the nursery. Admissions include Sidney: Arthur Frerichs Mrs Sylvia Cottier Mrs Del mar Adams Rhonda Worster Lori Bartling Richard Bart ling John Bennett Mrs William Hays Gary Schiltz Geri Fritzler Diane Whitefoot Broadwater: Nicholas Burr Potter: Dalten Maas Lodgepole: Donald Stickley Disbursed Sidney: Mrs G C McAlexander John Whitaker Mrs Arthur Draper Donald Stickley Alvin Bauer Mrs Willia Francis Potter: Craig Maas Dalton Ola Brogren.
Shelley Kay Baack daughter born June 13 at 7 08 am weight 7 lb 7 oz grandparents Art Baack Potter Ernest Schreiner Dix great grandparents several named from Sidney Kimball and Dix Stephanie Ann Cronk daughter born with birth weights and grandparents Howard Nienke Denver Doris Cronk Sidney great grandparents Emil Nienke Springfield Mo Andreans Kopp Pressig Germany The Lucky Steppers 4 H Club met June 10 at the 4 H building with pocket aprons demonstrations and plans for a June picnic Pam Hossle reporter
The Mrs. Jaycees Centennial cookout began at 6 30 p m June 14 at the Jaycee shack on the fairgrounds. Cochairs were Mrs. Ben Belden and Mrs. Jayce Blue with members and guests in Centennial costume. First prize went to Mr. and Mrs. Joel Birner and second to Mr. and Mrs. Ken Noteboom Jr. Decorations by Mrs. Harris, Mrs. Niekum, Mrs. Blue and Mrs. Belden. After supper guests played cards and the watermelon raffle was won by George Niekum. The guest list included numerous couples led by Ed Cole and Dick.
Second and third grade Brownie Girl Scouts completed a five day camp in Legion Park Sidney. Morning 9 30 start to 2 30 pm end with sack lunches and campfire meals. Junior Troop 109 led hikes and first aid lessons under Mrs James Snyder with co directors Mrs Frances Hull and Mrs Preston Hoagland assisted by Mervin Finnell program director.
St Pauls Lutheran Women's Missionary League held a Thursday meeting in the Fellowship Hall with 14 members. Devotions led by Mrs Ed Bauman and a Mite Box consecration by Mrs Stella Wittrock opened the session.
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