Cook-Wade Rites Bride From Sidney To Boulder
Miss Sandra Lee Cook daughter of Dr and Mrs Hull Cook of Sidney became the bride of William Dexter Wade of Boulder Colorado in a 2 PM ceremony at Saint Pauls Lutheran Church. The couple will join a University of Colorado anthropology summer program and Wade will teach part time while pursuing a masters degree. Out of town guests from several states attended the wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandra Lee Cook
Hull Cook
Sidney
William Dexter Wade
Boulder
Colo
Clarence Boye
Saint Paul’s Lutheran Church
Charles Willey
Susan Cook
Calvin Jennings
J. B. Pankau
Dalton
Dean Hagemeister
Potter
Raymond Jordan
Denver
Kay Shadwell
Enetcy
Montana
University
Dinosaur National Monument
Wade
University of Colorado
Pi Beta Phi Sorority
L. W. Cook
A. R. Jordan
Larry
Charles Inner
Ogallala
Gavin Miurhead
Beatrice
Neb
J. B. Pankan
Harvey Koop
Louisville
Eugene Warren and Family
Boulder, Colo
Engag ements announced for Van Raay and Rankin couples
Potter and Sidney families disclose engagements. Mary ann Van Raay of Potter to Harold Dean Irwin of Sidney, both from local lineages. Mary ann is a 1964 Potter High School graduate and Irwin is a 1960 Sidney High School alum who attended the University of Nebraska and farms. Judith Rankin, daughter of Mr and Mrs R E Rankin of Sidney, to Robert A Kuehn of Gurley. Rankin teaches at Lorenzo Schools with an August 16 wedding planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louie van Raay
Potter
Maryann
Harold Dean Irwin
Sidney
Robert Irwin
Miss van Raay
Potter High School
Sidney High School
University of Nebraska
R. E. Rankin
Judith
Robert A. Kuehn
Gurley
Alvin A. Kuehn
Miss Rankin
Lorenzo Schools
Hairdressers Association Meets in Kimball
The National Hairdresser's Association met Monday evening June 15 at the Calico Inn Kimball with seven members present From Sidney attendees were Mrs Florence Berry Mrs Dean Stettner and Helen Ballew.
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National Hairdresser’s Association
Calico Inn
Kimball
Sidney
Florence Berry
Dean Stettner
Helen Ballew
Prairie Schooners Square Dance Club Dance Notice
OG Saturday June 20 8 p.m. square dance in Safe Way parking lot weather backup at 4-H Building. Dancers and spectators welcome. Sunday June 21 Tarracks 2448 and Auxiliary picnic at Legion Hall Chappell with coffee and tea. Report on Convention.
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Prairie Schooners Square Dance Club
Safeway
Ladies Golf Group Meets in Sidney Luncheon and Golf Meet
The Ladies Golf Group met on Wednesday June 17 for their regular luncheon and golf meeting in Sidney. Hostesses were Mrs Ivan Adams and Mrs Woodrow Wood with Mrs Wood chairing. Winners included Long Drive at hole one Mrs Lockett Shortest Drive at hole five Mrs Claude Champbell and Most Eights Mrs Car Christ. Hostesses for next week are Mrs Melvin McCoy and Mrs Floyd Aspergren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Ladies Golf Association
Ivan Adams
Woodrow Wood
Wood
Lockett
Claude Champbell
Car Christ, Jr
Melvin McCoy
Floyd Aspergren
Mrs. Allen
VFW Convention Reports Given
Reports of the state VFW and Auxiliary convention in Ogallala were given at a Tuesday night meeting of Porter McGuiver Auxiliary. Mrs. Nelson, Mrs. Moran, and Mrs. Whitaker presented activities. two department officers now represent the Auxiliary. A bake sale July 18 downtown aligns with the Sidewalk Sale. A new member was voted in, Mrs. Clarence Bills, and yearbooks were handed out. Vetco and refreshments followed. committee members were Mrs. Swenson, Mrs. Christ Sr., and Mrs. Sutton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VFW
Ogallala
Porter McGuver
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Victor Nelson
Wayne Moran
Marion Whitaker
Neal Craig
New State
Whitaker
Clarence Bills
Vetco
W. B. Swenson
Carl Christ Sr
Glenn Sutton
LWML Gurley Meeting Sees Unity Talk With Potter Guests
The Gurley LWML met June 18 with Mrs. Gilbert Sorge presiding. Scriptures were read by Mrs. Dean Hiner who spoke on church symbols. Guests from Potter joined the discussion on uniting LWML and Ladies Aid as one group. Twelve members attended plus nine guests from Gurley and Potter. The Ladies Aid invited LWMS to its July 2 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LWML
Gurley
Gilbert Sorge
Dean Hiner
Potter
Ladies Aid
Norman Swanson
Harold Lessman
Raymond Lessman
Edward Lessman
Lloyde Aurich
Ludwig Schroeder
Elmer Hilpert
Leonard Kasten
Rudy Schubarth
LWMS
Three Cheyenne County youths named to Kearney State Honor Roll
Three Cheyenne County youths were named to the Honor Roll at Kearney State College for maintaining a 3.5 or better average. The students are Beverly Hobson of Lodgepole a sophomore with 3.84, Randall Bauman a sophomore with 3.57, and Caroleyn Allen a junior with 3.86, all of Sidney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Kearney State College
Kearney
Beverly Hobson
Lodgepole
Randall Bauman
Caroleyn Allen
Sidney
Funeral for Delbert Biers Held in California
Mrs. Silas Rose learned of her brother Delbert Biers death on June 13 at his Hunting Park California home. A 52 year old WWII veteran, Biers served in Normandy on D Day and held the Purple Heart Medal of Honor. Born in Dalton he moved west 16 years ago, spending 12 years in California. Burial was at Rose Hills Memorial Park Whittier. Mrs. Rose and Guyocie Biers Cheyenne Wyoming attended the Tuesday funeral at 10 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silas Rose
Whittier
Calif
Rose and
Guyocie Biers
Cheyenne
Wyo
Ladies Guest Day At Chappell Golf Event
Sidney Ladies Golf Association held a guest day at Chappell on June 11. Seven Sidney members competed led by Mrs. Woodrow Wood and Mrs. M L Merritt. Low score winner was Mrs. Lockert with 41, matching the course par. Mrs. Lockert also claimed longest drive while Mrs. Mettlen won best putting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Ladies
Sidney Ladies Golf Association
Chappell
Sidney
Woodrow Wood
M. L. Merritt
Fred George
Warren Mettlen
Hillard Lockett
J.D. Olinger
Orrin Weymouth
Lockert
Mettlen
Rebekah's Hold Lodge Meeting in Sidney
Mrs. Gene Morris presided over the Sidney Rebekah Lodge No. 66 meeting with 19 members present on Wednesday evening June 17. Seven members planned entertainment for Memorial Rest Home residents including Mrs. Eugene Zwickle's dance class and Cheryl Larbee. A pantomime titled mitie'act.ioo was presented by Fort Sidney Days 1964. Next, members will join the Odd Fellows for a covered dish dinner at 6:30 p.m. Monday, with pictures by Mary Boyle. Lunch followed. Meeting set for July 1 at 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Morris
Sidney Rebekah
Carl Hutchinson
Memorial Rest Home
Eugene Zwickle
Cheryl Larabee
Fort Sidney Days
Ioo
Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows
Mary Boyle
Holy Land
Paul Randall
Lester Hand, Jr
Clyde Empson
Auxiliary Picnic Sunday at Barracks Hall Chappell
The W W I Barracks 2448 gion Hall in Chappell hosts an auxiliary picnic Sunday June 21 at 1 p.m. Coffee and tea are provided. A report on the convention will be presented at the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Hall
Chappell
Morning Coffee for Georg ia Grimm and Marilyn Maley
Mrs Ron Barker chairman of the social committee oversaw refreshments at a John Elwell Sr home gathering. A small gift was presented to both Georg ia Grimm and Marilyn Maley during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peo
Georgia Grimm
Marilyn Maley
John Elwell, Sr
Ron Barker
Around The Town: Local Families Vacation Across States
W E Gehrig Sr left Thursday for Long Beach California to visit his son in law Dave Brewer and daughter. Brewer and two children stay with Gehrigs while the couple travels. Leslie James of Yuma Arizona summers with grandparents in town. The Atkins family vacationing in California. Ralph Thompson plans to move back to Pueblo from Sepulveda with his wife. Spencer family resides at 1403 24th Street Boulder while dad works at the University of Colorado. Dean Schmidt family from Westminster Colorado visits Sidney. Don Schmidt joins for a week with his parents. Elliot Wagner and Jed travel to Denver for a business meeting. Mrs Wagner attends Pi Beta Phi convention in Victoria BC with a Nebraska University delegation. Jed stays with his grandmother in Sidney. return planned for June 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Gehrig Sr
Long Beach
Calif
Kevin Graham
Dave Brewer
Denver
Las Vegas
Nev
Ralph Thompson
Sepulveda
Pueblo
Colo
Ralph Spencer
24Th Street
Boulder
Mr. Spencer
University of Colorado
Spencers
Vetsville
University Village
Dean Schmidt
Mark
Westminister
Sidney
Bill Steele
Carl Schmidt
Don Schmidt
Elliot Wagner
Jed
Wagner
Marriage Licenses Issued to Gandee and Meyer in Sterling
John Oliver Gandee from Sterling Colorado and Betty Ann Meyer of Sterling Colorado received marriage licenses, confirming their intent to wed. The record lists both parties' names and residence, with no additional conditions noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Oliver Gandee
Sterling, Colo
Betty Ann Meyer
Recently Married in Cheyenne Double Ring Ceremony
Miss Colleen Kay Schubarth and Duane M Knepke, both of Cheyenne, wed in a May 3 double ring ceremony at St Pauls Lutheran Church Cheyenne. The Rev William F Most officiated as family and out of town guests attended a reception in the church parlor.
Miss Lindell Weds Keith Fiscus At Holy Trinity Church
Miss Sharon Lindell of Sidney and Keith Fiscus of Avoca Iowa united in marriage at Holy Trinity Lutheran Church in a 5 p.m. double ring ceremony officiated by Rev Henry Monnich with 150 guests. The bride wore peau taft gown with Alencon lace and carried blue gladioli. maid of honor Diane Sedgwick wore chrystal satin. Attendants included Nancy Propp Susan Nelson Lisa Koch and ushers and groomsmen from Nebraska and Iowa. A five tier cake and coordinated decor complemented the reception. post wedding plans place the couple at Fremont Nebraska where the bride studies and groom attends Midland College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colleen Kay Schubarth
Cheyenne
Duane M. Knepke
Walter Schubarth
Carl Knepke
Wye
William F
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Wyo
F. E. Berryman
Ronald Slater
Billy Meyer
Sharon Schubarth
Sharon
Lila Schubarth
James Moench
Brenda Tisdale
Jon Moench
Richard Winger
Dale Brown
Daryl Dedic
Potter
Weldon Peterson
Gurley
James Clark
Evelyn Hilpert
Robert Skeens
Cindy Moffitt
New Mexico
Arizona
Nevada
Bradley Avenue
Knepke
Union Pacific Railroad
Mountain States Inspection Bureau
Charles Dedic
Leslie Wills
Rudy Dedic
Daryl
Elmer Hilpert
Harold Schussler
Walter Hilpert
Lydia Schubarth
Elmer Schubarth
Don Sommers
Herb Schuessler
Art Baack
Pamela
Rudy Schubarth
Janice
Arthur Schuessler
Clifford Nienhueser
Robert Steffens
Leonard Steffens
Sidney
Emil Dedic
Jane Martin
Don Tisdale
Brenda
Dix
Ernest Peterson
Weldon
Winnie Linnerson
Norman Rushman
Dalton
Karl Sukstorf
North Platte
Frank Barritt
Salt Lake City
Utah
Kenneth Flateland
Greeley
Colo
Evergreen
Dale Gothe
Denver
Harold Meyer and Son
Phillipsburg
Mont
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
Sharon Lindell
Lowry Lindell
Keith Fiscus
Avoca
Iowa
Kenneth Fiscus
Henry Monnich
Helen Ann Jorgenson
William Fankhauser
John Xindell
Bob Hessle
Diane Sedgwick
Nancy Propp
Greybull
Susan Nelson
Bennington
Neb
Maid of Honors
Lisa Koch
Maid of Honor
Jim Brown
Fremont
Rich Birdsley
Auburn
Gary Kammerer
Falls City
Mike Maher
Larry Munn
Central City
Jim Draper
al Way
Carroll
Lindell
Fiscus
Bernie Busboom
Harold Johnson
Ft. Morgan
Wayne Lindell
Prairie Village
Kan
Linda Wright
Judy Fiscus
Diane Fiscus
Rene Pfeil
Barbara Bitner
Robert Hassle
Carl Christ, Jr
Colorado
East 2Nd
Nebr
Sidney High
Midland College
Avoca High School
Delta Chi Fraternity
Midland
Fort Sidney Motor Hotel
Walter Grunwald
George Ecklund
Mead, Neb
Albert Ehlers
Ware
England
E Lucas
Mark
Dale Osbahr
Walnut
Albert Heppner
Hancock
Ken Anderson
Mick
Don
Yutan
Marjory
Peetz, Colo
Bruce
Wayne Elsen
Mary Jane
Henry Hinrichs
John Schoen
Wayne
Jerry McRoberts
Former Sidney Resident Dead in Bushnell Funeral Rites
William S Settlemire 74 a Riverton resident and longtime Bushnell summered in the 38 years in Bushnell. Born Aug 21 1889 in South Dakota he moved to Audubon Indiana in 1894 and to Sidney in 1922. He married Lillie Belle Kelly in Audubon March 17 1908. They moved to Sidney in 1922 and to Bushnell in 1924. She died in 1954.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bushnell
William S., Settlemire
Riverton
Settlemire
Sidney
Kimball
South Dakota
Mr. Settlemire
Audubon
Lillie Belle Kelly
How to freeze chocolates for long term freshness
On a hot day wrap the chocolates properly and place them in the freezer. Stored correctly they stay in good condition for up to six months.
Census Update from Oman Hospital Figures
As of June 19 at 7 a.m. the Oman hospital reports 47 patients and five babies in the nursery, total 52. Admissions include Sidney residents Mrs. Eugene Meier, John Hall, Jim Taylor, Mrs. Agnes Portrey, William Watts, William Potters, Peri Ann Miller, Louis Herron, Rena McCleneghan, Carl Hutchinson, Rose Hunter, Rusty Landmesser, Mike Rhoden, Myrl Stovall. Kimball resident Stanley Eatman. Potter residents Donna Musil. Broadwater Stephen Richards. Gurley Mrs. Kenneth Smith. Lodgepole Mrs. William Morgan. Chappell Howard Christensen. Discharges include Sidney residents Bonnie Snyder, Morris Jessen, Mrs. Joe Cizek, Earl Plum, Mrs. Foster Cook, Myra Masters, Dix, Mrs. Rolland Madden, Glendora Calif. Herman Reggiatore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Eugene Meier
John Hall
Jim Taylor
Agnes Portrey
William Watts
William Potters
Peri Ann Miller
Louis Herron
Rena McCleneghan
Carl Hutchinson
Rose Hunter
Rusty Landmesser
Mike Rhoden
Myrl Stovall
Kimball
Stanley Eatman
Potter
Julia Summers
Donna Musil
Broadwater
Stephen Richards
Gurley
Kenneth Smith
Lodgepole
William Morgan
Chappell
Howard Christensen
Bonnie Snyder
Morris Jessen
Joe Cizek
Earl Plum
Foster Cook
Myra Masters
Dix
Rolland Madden
Glendora
Calif
Herman Reggiatore
WSCS Circles Hold Meetings at First Methodist Church
Circle Four met June 18 at 9 30 a m at Mrs Lloyd Carr home with Mrs Anne Benninghouse as co host for morning coffee. 16 members attended. Visitors from Rochester N Y included Mrs Irvin Dickens and others. Devotions and lesson Under Our Imprint were by Mrs Charles Wiedeburg. Next meeting July 16 at Mrs Ralph Porter home with Mrs Clarence Strandberg co-hostess. Circle Five met at Mrs F L B Goodwins. Chairman Mrs Marvin Anthony presided with devotions by Miss Katherine Rihn ending with prayer. They planned July 16 at 9 a m with Mrs Harvey Vizina hostess and Mrs M O Baker co host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Lloyd Carr
Anne Benninghouse
Ed Anderson
Irvin Dickens
Wilbur Henke
Bruce Wakeman
C. W. Neubaur
Rochester
N.Y
Methodist Women’s Society
Circle Five
F. L. B. Goodwin
Marvin Anthony
Katherine Rihn
Harvey Vizina
M. O. Baker
Fredericks Wiedeburg Welcomes Son Frederick Charles
Mr and Mrs Jack Wiedeburg announce the birth of Frederick Charles a six pound one half ounce boy born June 15 at Memorial Hospital at 8 57 p m His sisters Linda Jeanne five and a half and Christine Ann two and a half Grandparents are Mr and Mrs W H Fredericks and Mr and Mrs Charles Wiedeburg of Sidney Great grandparent William Mutehle of Holyoke Colo
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Charles Wiede
Jack Wiedeburg
Frederick Charles
Memorial Hospital
Linda Jeanne
Christine Ann
W. H. Fredericks
Charles Wiedeburg
Sidney
William Mutehle
Holyoke
Colo
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Lwml Meeting
Rebekah
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Yuma
Mrs. C.S. Radcliffe
B. C. Atkins
California
Nation
Miss Lindell
Duis
Osbital Oman
WSCS
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