Girl Scout Day Camp at Lodgepole Valley camp
Sixty Scouts from Camp Sacaghwea met at Lodgepole Valley Youth Camp for sessions 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Mon Wed Fri and 3 to 8 p.m. Tue Thu. Units Soux Comanche Navajo Cheyenne and Papoose led by named leaders learned swimming bowling hikes and knife safety while making crafts and pottery. The week featured a meadowlark nest discovery and a planned Flames of Freedom ceremony on July 4 with candle lightings symbolizing unity among councils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacaghwea
Lodgepole Valley
Soux
Albion Visser
James Rogers
Alfred Jung
Arthur Borcher
Doxie Sanders
Sally Borcher
Farm Bureau Plans Booth At County Fair This Year
Cheyenne County Farm Bureau board met at the office with Vice President Francis Runge presiding. They approved the Safemark Maxon grease and oil introduction and outlined plans for a fair booth. The Women's committee discussed their fair booth role and support for the Bakeless Bake Sale benefiting the Nurses Loan Fund and the Youth Citizenship Seminar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County Farm Bureau Board of Directors
Farm Bureau
Francis Runge
Cheyenne County Farm Bureau
Nurses’s Loan Fund
Covered dish supper and club games at Senior Citizen Club
Eighty three attended the covered dish supper with pot roast and trimmings at the Senior Citizen Club. Rev Leon Foster gave the blessing. June Beeman and friends from Gering led a post dinner program. Nellie Hume Mildred Sorge and Alda Queen hosted the regular pitch and pinochle at the club. Pitch winners were John Hundrup Loretta Fehringer Agnes Fehringer. Pinochle victors were Gertrude Higgins Blanche Humphrey Anna Stegner. Canasta was played Wednesday with Laura Buchanan winning first and Gladys Wright second. Laura Buchanan had the most red treys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senior Citizen Club
Leon Foster
Nellie Hume
Mildred Sorge
Alda Queen
Gertrude Higgins
Blanche Humphrey
Anna Stegner
Laura Buchanan
Gladys Wright
ARC Bridge Marathon Awards Luncheon and Winners
The ARC Bridge Marathon crowned winners across four groups with a total of 88 participants. Joy Ankeny and Margaret Pankau won the grand prize 36 610 in the Dalton Group, while group leaders included Faye Devier Uke Pelster Liz Gilliland Shirley Calahan Phyllis Sherrerd Louise Keating and prize runners up. Jim and Kathy Edwards topped the Couples Group with 23 120 points. 45 attended the luncheon and 11 couples played in the event with plans for a second season announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalton
Joy Ankeny
Margaret Pankau
Liz Gilliland
Shirley Calahan
Rosella Mehling
Marian Cook
Phyllis Sherrerd
Louise Keating
Maybelle Hruska
Millie Cook
Jim
Kathy Edwards
Bob
Jane Rauner
Robert Baymer
Robert Ankeny
Mrs Treinen Celebrated With Carry In Birthday Dinner
Mrs Treinen was guest of honor at a Sunday carry in dinner at her Sidney home with eighteen attendees. Prizes were awarded for card games and a birthday cake was served. Guests included the Hare and Koester families and Don Larson from Potter. The Wheatgrowers Association meet Wednesday at 8 pm at the Wheatbelt Building in Sidney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matt ! Treinen
George Hare
Denise
Clarence Hare
Walter Stueve
Albert Ruttner
Paul Hecker
Don Larson
Potter
Dean Hecker
Henry Koester
Peetz
Colo
Chester Phelps
Cheyenne County Wheatgrowers Association
Wheatbelt
Sidney
Also Mentioned on This Page
Girl Scouts
Brownies
Linda Taylor
John Elwell
Monica McNish
Marge Borcher
J James Exon
Nebraska
Mrs Borcher
Priscilla Ostermeier
Trudy Halle
Carolyn Hays
Dallas Langley
Robert Lindsey
Ken Moncrief
Telegraph
Marjorie Bale
Camp Sacagawea
Farm Bureau Plans Booth
June Beeman
Gering
John Hundrup
Loretta Fehringer
Agnes Fehringer
Kansas City
City State Prom
Sheraton Motor Inn
Ton
Ando MT Tor Nas
Owide
Tele
6Th & Main St
Wea. “A
Bridge Marathon
Sidney Country Club
Faye Devier
Uke Pelster
Jan Tedesco
Marva Wieser
Auriga
Robert Rayner
Keith Spiker
Robert McKay
M L Merritt
American Association of Retarded Citizens
Sidney Nebr
Treinen
Arial
Nelson
Flying Service
Dial
Town & Country Shoes
Jacqueline
Connies
Famalare
Men’s Florsheim
Eed’s
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