Busy Maids 4-H Club Holds June Meeting at Gurley
Busy Maids 4-H Club met June 2 at Grace Lutheran Church basement Gurley with seven members. New member Sharon Hull joined and members received new books Beginning Baking as they completed Lets Cook. They judged oatmeal cookies and learned to make hamburgers. Next meeting is June 17 at 2 pm with Marcia Mosel as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Deaver
Grace Lutherain Church
Gurley
Patty
Sandra Jurgens
Marcia Mosel
Sharon Hull
Pastor from Trinidad to lead First Christian Church
Rev Aubrey Russell arrives next week to serve as pastor of the First Christian Church. He is a Kentucky native with degrees from Transylvania College and the College of the Bible and has held pastorates in Kentucky, Virginia, Tolleson Arizona, and Colorado. He and his wife have four children. The couple will reside at 1302 Mission Drive after the June 22 arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aubrey Russell
First Christian Church
Trinidad
Colo. T
Kentucky
Transylvania’ College
Russell
College of the Bible
Lexington
Virginia
Tolleson
Ariz
Colorado
Chamber of Commerce
Culvert Stockton College
Canton
Transylvania College
Kentucky University
Trinidad Junior, College
San Raphael Hospital
Russells
Christian Church
Mission Drive
Busy Cooks and Sewers Meeting Notes
Shirley Kettler led the regular meeting while Maxine Sorge demonstrated rolls. Members baked bread muffins and biscuits as the group discussed roll variations. Kathryn McNurlin showed zippering slacks and hot rolls with salad were served. Next meeting is June 28. Busy Beets met at Cindy McLaughlin with five members two guests and three mothers present. Karen Deaver judged finished aprons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Kettler
Maxine Sorge
Cindy McLaughlin
Karen Deaver
Hospital Admit and Discharge List for Sidney Bushnell Potter and Gurley
The notice records admitted and discharged patients across several towns including Sidney Bushnell Potter Lodgepole Ellinwood Kan and S O D. Names include Renita Larson Harvey Borgmann Mrs Edward Lehman Clifford Larson Patricia Ann Holmes and Charles Morehouse among others with discharges listing Maurine Rapp Mrs W J Monk Diane Tilghman and others. The bulletin closes with Richard Traugutt of Ellinwood Kan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Renita Larson
Harvey Borgmann
Edward Lehman
Clifford Larson
Ernest Burke
Maurine Rapp
James Young
Walter Closman
W. J. Monk
S.C
Patricia Ann Holmes
Bushnell
Roger Swanson
Potter
Charles Morehouse
Lodgepole
Charles Oliverius
Denver
Richard Wuffenhorst
Diane Tilghman
Omaha couple lead Nebraska VFW state posts
A husband and wife team from Omaha, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Harmon, were elected to the top posts of the Nebraska Veterans of Foreign Wars. Harmon became department commander while Frances heads the state auxiliary. Merton Olsen and William Tomek were named senior and junior vice commanders, Cecil Feeman became quartermaster and adjutant, succeeding Robert Lowe. The Rev. G. F. Duhrkop was chosen chaplain and Lloyd Fich surgeon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Platte
Paul Harmon
Omaha
Nebraska Veterans of Foreign Wars
Harmon
Frances
VFW
Merton Olsen
Hartington
William Tomek
David City
Feeman
Lowe
Cecil Feeman
Grand Island
Robert Lowe
Lincoln
Nation
G. F. Duhrkop
Beatric
Lloyd Fich
Plattsmouth
Harvard Grad Wamsley Receives Master of Public Health
James R. Wamsley, son of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Wamsley, earned a Master of Public Health degree at Harvard University on Thursday June 16. Nearly 3 000 graduates attended the 309th commencement at the Yard before Memorial Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Wamsley
Lawrence Wamsley
Harvard University
Memorial Church
Harvard
Suzette Extension Club Plans July Fourth Hospital Favors
Suzette Extension Club members will make fifty patriotic favors for Memorial Hospital trays. The project was approved at a Wednesday meeting led by Mrs. Myron Foulk after a Legion Park noon picnic. Twelve members attended. Mrs. Marie Steele will host the next meeting on September 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suzette
Memorial Hospital
Suzette Extension Club
Myron Foulk
Legion Park
Marie Steele
Ladies Golf Tourney Schedule Completed
Mrs. Warren presided at a Ladies Golf Association session noting the local tournament starts with first matches by June 22 and announcing the North Platte invitational on June 22. Prizes went to Mrs. Barker for low putts, Mrs. Arnold Ring for high score on a hole, and Mrs. Lowell Davis for most sixes. hostesses were Mrs. Merritt and Mrs. Mike Selzer with additional hostesses planned for June 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren “Mettlen
Golf Assn
Aiew Times
M. L. Merritt
Ross Barker
Fred George
Hillard Lockart
E.J. Madsen
Barker
Arnold Ring
Lowell Davis
Merritt
Mike Selzer
Roland Biggs
Warren Ellison
Stewart Brown Jr Denver U. graduate among 1059
A Sidney native, Stewart Brown Jr., son of Mr and Mrs Stewart Brown, earned a bachelor of science in business administration at the University of Denver commencement held Friday evening June 10. He previously earned an associate of arts from Northwestern Junior College Sterling before attending Denver. He left for Amarillo Texas for work with Mrs Brown, the former Nancy Rafikin of Sidney, joining him once housing is arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
University of Denver
Stewart Brown Jr
Stewart Brown
St. Patrick's Academy
Northwestern Junior College
Sterling
Denver
Wahrman Joins Kokjer Motor Sales Staff
Gene Wahrman has been added to the Kokjer Motor Company staff as tire department manager. He comes from Sidney where he led the tire department for seven years and knows the automobile business. He is married with one child and resides at Sioux Villa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Wahrman
Kokjer Motor Company
Merle Bobo
Wahrman
Sidney
Autombile
Sioux Villa
Campers Bring Home Names and Dances From 4-H Camp
Fifty tired but happy Cheyenne County campers returned from the Mitchel District 4-H Camp Wednesday. They shared sunita ns names and addresses of new friends, showcased stunts, skits, dancing, and crafts. Leaders praised the spirited program and one camper quipped that it was fun but over too soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Mitchel
Gene Zwickl
Miss Stephens Ernestine Childers
Cheryl Johnson
Senate Finance Committee Votes to Repeal Phone Tax
The Senate Finance Committee backed repeal of telephone telegram and travel taxes, risking a revenue loss of 753.3 million dollars per year. It also approved an administration bill raising the public debt limit to 293 billion dollars through July 1, 1961, and extending the debt ceiling for another year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Bog land cover in Ireland and early air travel milestone
About 20 percent of Ireland lies under bogs. The first scheduled airplane passenger service began in 1919, operating between London and Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
London
Baris
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Rosellen Deaver
Rocky Mountain Region
Antique Car Club
Fort Sidney
Everett McMullins
Old Car Club
Lodge Pole Valley
Evenuay
Lodgepole A.L.A
John Oliverius
Lodgepole American Legion Auxiliary
Legion’Hall
Delmar Zalesky
Edwin Misegadis
Olive Johnson
Phil Quinn
Laban Lydiatt
Curtis Brown
Clara Fraass
Christian Children’s Fund
Mattie Lough
Colorado Springs
Florence Craig
Paul Smith
Quinn
Old Glory
Georgia Wise
Harry Brown
Art Disney
Lions Club
Irma Quinn
Thrm
Kathryn McNurlin
Mary's Eastside Cafe
Mary Hart
S.O.D
William Virgil
Robert Cravetz
Pamela Cravetz
Chester Frame
Ellinwood
Kan
Richard Traugutt
Flere
Jennifer Lynne Juelfs
Lloyd Juelfs
Jennifer Lynne
Terri
George Schnell Jr
George Schnell
George Batt
Rose Hagemeister
Atna Casualty
QPP Seavey
Ackerman‘Robinson ‘Agency
P.O
Nebraska
Omahans
James Wamsley
Denver U
Kokjer Motor
Mobile
Alabama
Valiant
Falcon
Corvair
Maddox Motor Co
Illinois St
Sidney, Nebr
Jae
Vigten
Daisy
Matha
Stephens, Cottly.‘ Home Agent
California
Charlie
Doan
Miahoe
Warniny
LaFrance
Aie & Ae Ae American
LeFrance
Eorp
H. S. Vizin
Nebr
Bates
Ant
Sidney Beauty Academy
Smere
Wen Bey
Sidney Beauty Acadery
Ilinois St
Sidney, Neb
Supe
Heestl
Pontiac
Mercury
Studebaker
Buick
Beckmann
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