Around the Town Donor Visitations Fill Sidney World War II Era Page
A long list of social visits fills the town as residents welcome relatives and friends from Nebraska California Texas and beyond. Guests include the Stately family with Patty Cudaback of Gibbon Nebraska and many others visiting for Fort Sidney Days and Sunday dinners. The week also notes travel to Kansas City for Nazarene General Assembly and several family weddings and births. A baby boy Robert Hart Barlow born in Lincoln is noted along with multiple arrivals from Lincoln Pittsburgh Denver Marysville and Casper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Stately
Patty Cudaback
Gibbon
Nebr
Denver
Colorado Rockies
Jerold D. Johnson
Couer d’Alene
Idaho
Crawford Vanderport
Tacoma
Wash
C. B. Johnson
Kansas City
General Assembly
Church of the Nazarene
Norman V. Kinsey
Shreveport
San Francisco
John J. Treinen
Fort Sidney
Kinsey
Treinen
E. P. Anderson
General Assembly of the
Ardith Wolstenholm
Jean
Jimmy
Seattle
Anchorage
Alaska
Sfc
Wolstenholm
Fort Richardson
Nat Baker
Charles Baker
Leo Osborn
Stuht
Ernest Stuht
Herman Hiese
Rosalie
Mary Story
C. A. Story
A. L. Muirhead
Lincoln
Josephine Richards
Pittsburgh
Hall A. Cook
Muirhead
Mrs. Cook
Miss Richards
R. E. McLeester
Casper
Wyo
Ernest Worden
Robert Hart Barlow
Robert Barlow
Robert A
Pacific Northwest
Los Angeles
Babbitt
B. Grimm
Emerson
George Walker
Eaton
Colo
R. S. Miller
Ruby Westfall
Wilmer
Joyce
Fremont
Jess Reider
Harold Shriner
Fred Jesse
North Bend
al Distel
Fort Collins
Faye Spiker
Children’s Hospital
Harold Spiker
Patty Fleming
Presbyterian Hospital
Lorenzo
Vonnie Hinrichs
Children’s
Gurley
A. M. Leafdale
Clarefice
Donald
Arlene
Eugene
Hastings
Harry T. Barnhard
Parkston
South
Mark Howard
E. L. Uptegrove
Ethel Wait
Lynwood
Calif
Robert J. Wait
Frank Wait
Fred IL
Cooley
Cheyenne
Mr. Cooley
Ralph Lincoln
Richard Faust
Elmer Haines
Keith Kaylor
Reno
Nevada
Kaylor
Carroll Oldham, Jr
Emanuel Troutman
Leland Troutman
C. G. Coleman
Carleton Haze
Sutton
Troutman
John Troutman
Pampa
Texas
Sidney
Loyola Bultman
Josephine Hajek
Thomas Davis
Louisville
Emma Johnson
Rock Springs
Gordon
Harold Tobin
Edo Lee Hanna
Harold Keith
Club Notes O O The Merry Mix club meeting
The Merry Mix club met for a 1 30 dessert luncheon at Mrs Henry Baeckel home with Mrs Glenn Draper as guest prize winner. Honors went to Mrs W D Powell first Mrs A E Nimtz second and Mrs L M Sharp traveling prize. Next meeting hosted by Mrs Walter Cork on Wednesday June 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merry Mix Club
Henry Baeckel
Glenn Draper
W. D. Powell
A. E. Nimtz
L. M. Sharp
Walter Cork
J. R. Miller
Alvin Duis
Miller
Jack Oakes
Ernest Worden
Crystal Stephens
W. B. Schulte
Thomas O’connell
Charles Baker
Marysville
Calif
R. E. McLeester
Casper
Wyo
Baker
Wright Johnson
Wayne Loch
Morgan McDonald
Nancy Merrill
Bridgeport
Charles Willey
Arthur Atkins
Cecil Smith
Past Noble Grands Elect New Officers
Mrs Charles Simpson was elected president of the Past Noble Grands club at its regular meeting held Wednesday at the home of Mrs Sparks. New officers include Mrs Joe Crumline vice president Mrs Melvin Hiett secretary Mrs Ed Lipke treasurer and Mrs Oscar Holirake chaplain. Outgoing president Mrs Leland Mann presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Simpson
Noble Grands Club
Carrie ‘Sparks
Joe Crumline
Melvin Hiett
Ed Lipke
Oscar Holirake
Leland Mann
Frank Boyle
Sparks
Louis. Grage
Mary Ann Moore and Lee Merck Exchange Vows Saturday
Mary Ann Moore and Lee Merck were married in a double ring ceremony at First Methodist Church in Sidney Mississippi. The bride wore Chantilly lace and satin with a matching jacket and bonnet, carried a rose covered prayer book, and went home to 1341 9th Avenue Sidney after a West Coast honeymoon. Merck, a Union Pacific Railroad employee, is a St Patrick's Academy graduate. The ceremony featured Rev Ren Schwartz and music by Mrs Schwartz. Out of town guests included Clifford and George Nicholas from Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Mary Ann Moore
Marion A. Moore
Lee Merck
Peter Merck
Ren. F. Schwartz
Albert Valey
Mr. Valey
Clifford Nicholas
George Nicholas
Denver
Ohio Women's Club Elects Officers
At the regular monthly meeting in City Auditorium the Ohio Women's Club elected officers for the coming year. President Mrs. Thomas Ryan. vice president Mrs. Louis Collett. secretary Mrs. A. L. Chambers. treasurer Mrs. Clair Hess. Hospitality chairmen were Mrs. Harold Bretz and Mrs. Pringle. program chairmen, and parliamentarian Mrs. W. B. Emery. Outgoing president Mrs. Karl Kundert received a gift for founding the club. hostesses included Mrs. John O'Bannon and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Women’s Club
City Auditorium
Thomas Ryan
Louis Collett
Gordon Richards
A. L. Chambers
Clair Hess
Harold Bretz
Pringle
W. B. Emery
Karl Kundert
Marriage Licenses for Brauer Printz Lessman Mortenson
Wilmer D. Brauer married to Sidney Alice M. Printz in Sidney on June 7. Delbert R. Lessman wed Sidney Frances R. Mortenson in Gurley on June 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmer D. Brauer
Sidney Alice M. Printz
Sidney
Delbert R. Lessman
Sidney Frances R. Mortenson
Gurley
Brides to be honored at Wednesday shower in Story home
Hostesses Miss Mary Story Miss Muriel Story Miss Joan Bledsoe and Mrs. Bob ONeill presided at a shower Wednesday night in the Story home. The event honored Novella Buchanan and Berna Dee Whitmire, who have announced upcoming wedding plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary and Muriel Story
Joan Bledsoe
Bob O’neill
Story
Novella Buchanan
Berna Dee Whitmire
Sidney Names in Public Notices List
Clifford Tollman and Elizabeth A Von Rueden are listed with towns in Wyoming and South Dakota, along with Josephine Hajek and Lee Merck, all connected to Sidney. Other names include Joan Sharick of Torrington and Mary Ann Moore, with dates June 13 to 14 and a June 7 entry for Thomas Davis from Rapid City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Tollman
Wyo
Joan Sharick
Torrington
Thomas Davis
Rapid City
S. D
Josephine Hajek
Sidney
Lee Merck
Sidney Mary Ann Moore
Weyerts Rustlers Special Meeting and Tour
A special meeting of the Weyerts Rustlers was held on June 6 with all members present. Members toured each others homes to inspect sheep or calves while leader Clarence Horst weighed the livestock. County Agent Ivan Liljegren tattooed calves and photographed participants with their animals. Parents joined the tour and a picnic supper followed at Eugene Boehmer's home. Next meet- date not stated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Horst
Ivan Liljegren
Eugene Boehmer
Community Meeting to be Held at Butch Rufenacht Home
Rodney Horst reports a community meeting will be held at the home of Butch Rufenacht on July 1. Residents invited to discuss local concerns and upcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
Butch Rufenacht
Rodney Horst
Busy Body Sewing Club Meeting Planned for June 18
Busy Body Sewing Club met at Carol Fleming's home on June 4 1952 to choose pajama colors and plan next steps. Members will have their PJ patterns cut out by the next meeting and lunch was served by Mrs Ted Fleming. The June 18 1952 meeting will be at Carol Jean Anderson's home. Ida Faye Hull reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busy Body Sewing Club
Carol Fleming
Ted Fleming
Carol Jean Andersen
Girl Scouts Lodgepole Meeting Report June 1952
Girl Scouts Troop No 1 held meeting June 10 1952 with songs and usual business. Two members absent. Flag Salute and Taps observed. Troop II met June 10 at Clarence Meyer home with nine present and roll call pledge of good deeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scouts Lodgepole
Girl Scouts Troop No 1
Girl Scout Troop No. II
Clarence Meyer
Karen Wise
Lucky 4 H Girls Plan Fort Sidney Day Float
The Lucky 4 H Girls met at Mrs Robert Kurz home on June 11 1952 with all members present. Guests Clara Burke and Mary Ellen Krueger attended. They discussed plans for a Fort Sidney Day float and learned to use measuring equipment. The group will attend Judging Day on June 13 and meet again June 25 1952.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Kurz
Clara Burke
Mary Elen Krueger
Fort Sidney
Barbara McMillan
Funny Thief Leaves Note After Chickens Stolen in Greenville
A thief took all the farmer's chickens in Greenville Mississippi except one old rooster and left a note pinned over the coop door reading Yen house for rent. The odd message adds a humorous twist to the rural theft case and hints at a robbery without clear motive or suspect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville
Miss
Protect Eses From Soap Before Besirring Sea
A garbled OCR fragment mentions protecting something from soap and grease. It contains unclear names and lacks coherent events, places, or organizations to form a factual news item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petraleumn
Card Of Thanks From Mrs Mike Troidl
A note of thanks from Mrs Mike Troidl expresses gratitude for flowers waters and gifts received while Pawns in the Rocky Mountain Hospital in Denver. Her appreciation is heartfelt and will be remembered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Mountain Hospital
Denver
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Hugh Foland
Grant City
Doyle Foland
Clairelyn Lyngholm
Harold Lyngholm
Fed Tox
Lockwood
Jewelers
L. C. Barstow
A. S. Hardy
W. Leroy Larson
Glenn Patrick
Sireecee
Marta Toren Lee J. Cobbd
Everett Sloane
Gerald Mohr
Zero Mostel
Lassie
Ny Ro
Paul Kelly
Technicolor
Monty Wooley
Uy ii
Thelma Ritter
SUN
Century-Fox
Elo Fe
Tenuta
Richard Maddox
Elizabeth A. von Rueden
Ida Faye Hull
American Legion
Mike Troidl
Nostradamus
SCF
Las Vegas
EEN Story” Co
Vocation Finance
Ksid 1540
Alano Dass
Jane Russell
Victor
Virierit Price Hoagy Carmichael
Ee Pune A
Ras Anu
Ms Dt
Monogram Picture
Wi Elliot
Starr
Columbia Picture
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