Walker Roberts Wedding at Peetz in 1960s Era Ceremony
Miss Elverna Walker became the bride of Daughis Robirds at the Evangelical United Brethren Church in Peetz Colorado. The ceremony drew 225 guests with organ music, floral decorations, and a four tier cake. The couple will live in Sidney and study at Nebraska State Teachers College after a September move.
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Elverna Walker
Vernon Walker
Sidney
Daughis Robirds
Joe Robirds
Raymond Scott
United Brethren Church
Peetz
Colo
Robert Hietz
Gary Brown
Marla Walker
Karen Meier
Kathy McRea
Bryan McRae
Melody Still
Kenny Fuehrer
Jolene McRea
Don Unger
Hayes Center
Ron Rucker
Marlin Michaels
Wayne Hawkins
Louis Michaels
Charles McRea
Glenn Still
Pat Phelps
Marlaine Walker
Rex Lentier
Colorado
Illinois
Kearney
Nebraska State Teachers College
Potter Couple Announces Daughter's Marriage in Colorado
Newlywed Nayomia Jane Larson of Potter wed Lee Roy Harvey of Sidney on Monday June 17 in Fort Morgan Colorado. They reside at 1844 4th Street Sioux Villa Sidney. Mrs Harvey is Potter High School 1963 graduate and her husband works at the Golden Red Cafe on West Highway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delbert H. Larson
Potter
Nayomia Jane
Lee Roy Harvey
Sidney
Fort Morgan
Colo
4Th Street
Sioux Villa
Harvey
Potter High School
Gidlden
West Highway v0
Sidney Troop 83 Prepares Boy Scout Camp Delegation
Sidney Troop 83 will send over 25 boys to Boy Scout summer camp at Camp Laramie Peak for June 30 to July 6. Attending are Bob Bonstead Rodney Born Chris Brening Irvin Butts James Copley Randy Cop ley Ron Fish Larry Hawkins Joe Headley John Hutton Rick Innes John Jones Gary Klentz Pat Moon Lernme Prather Bryce Revell Max Revell Jeffery Samson John Seelmeyer Steve Shultz Rand Solberg Brian Wilcox Larry Wilcox Ronald Vetter Pat Wimmer. Dick Christian sen of Omaha and formerly of Sidney also attends. Calvin Klentz of Sidney is the assistant scout master. Transport to camp is provided by Jack Headley Carl Bonstead Bob Brening Ernest Moon Don Born and Harold Revelle. Returning to Sidney are George Seelmeyer Bob Jones Jack Fish Bob Wilcox Ernest Moon and J D Solberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troop 83
Sidney
Camp
Laramie Peak
Bob Bonstead
Bob Jones
Jack Fish
Bob Wilcox
Ernest Moon
J. D. Solberg
Sidney Lawyers Plan To Attend Ogallala Meet
Most Sidney attorneys plan to attend the Western Nebraska Bar Association meeting in Ogallala today and Saturday. Officers from Ogallala include James A. Lane as president and William P Mueller as secretary treasurer. Friday afternoon features officer elections and site selection for the 1964 meeting with Saturday devoted to estate planning topics led by John E. North Jim Brown and Howard Moldenhauer of Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Western Nebraska Bar Assa
Ogallala
James A. Lane
William P Mueller
Larich
John E. North
Jim Brown
Howard Moldenhauer
Omaha
G. J McGinley
Jack Knicely
G. F
Jeff) Bush
John Peetz Jr
L. M. Clinton
J H. McNish
Paul Martin
Lowell Davis
Frank Mattoon
J. L Thorpe
P J Heaton Sr
P. J. Heaton Jr
Post Carrier Boys Win Denver Outing
Seven Sidney boys who work as Denver Post carriers earned three day trips to Denver by selling subscriptions. They traveled from Sidney to Sterling by car, boarded buses to the Mile High City, stayed at the Colorado Academy, and enjoyed free rides and refreshments at Lakeside. Activities included bowling, swimming, visiting the Denver Post, a Cinerama showing, and a Bears Padres game 9 to 2. The trip ended with a Denver tour before returning home. Names include Marty Geiger Eddie Geiger Mike Herron Richard Sawicki Howard Hill Lester Steffens Jerry Herron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Denver Post
Marty Geiger
Eddie Geiger
Mike Herron
Richard Sawicki
Howard Hill
Lester Steffens
Jerry Herron
Telegraph
Sidney Boys
Jon
Colorado
Sterling
Mile High
Colorado Acadmy
Lakeside
Cinarama
West
Denver Bears
San Diego Padres
Sidney
Sidney Couple Celebrates 35th Wedding Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Arno Thomas marked 35 years of marriage with a Legion Park picnic and afternoon calling by relatives and friends. The day featured cake by Mrs. Burgett Peetz and a Silver Dollar supper with most children present, except Rev. Raymond Thomas of Miles City due to illness.
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Arno Thomas
Legion Park
Burgett Peetz
Thomas
Raymond Thomas
Miles City
Mont
LaVerne Thomas
John Cathey
Sidney
Daniel Amen
Denver
Prize Winners Announced For Newcomers Club Dessert
Newcomers Club held a dessert card party at the Episcopal Parish Hall on June 25 with pinochle won by Mrs. Andrew Slinson and low by Mrs. Roy Mitchell. Bridge high went to Mrs. Don Wright with second to Mrs. Victor Baxter. Door prizes went to Mrs. Bryce Wilson Mrs. George Niekum and Mrs. Will Turgeon. Hostesses included several members and the next meeting is July 30 at Sidney Country Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Parish Hall
Andrew Slinson
Roy Mitchell
Don Wright
Victor Baxter
Bryce Wilson
George Niekum
Will Turgeon
John Hartman
Bob Bilby
Paul Husmann
Dwain Nantkes
William Coupen
Virgil Doudna
Robert Wilcox
Weldon Jensen
James Snyder
Newcomers Club
Sidney Country Club
Mrs Kennedy Honored At Informal Farewell Coffee
Mrs Robert Kennedy was guest of honor at a Thursday morning farewell coffee at the home of Mrs Robert Reckard. Hosts included Mrs Elvin Kahl and others. The Kennedy family will move to Jonesville Michigan where Mr Kennedy is transferred by Marathon Oil Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Kennedy
Robert Reckard
Elvin Kahl
Christ Centered Lutheran Bible Camp at Chadron Park
Registration for the Christ Centered Lutheran Bible Camp at Chadron State Park runs July 14 through July 20. The event for students in grades seven to nine requires a $5 advance fee by July 1 and a $15 on-site charge. contact Mrs. Christ Jr. at 42393 for details and registration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
Chadron State Park
Carl Christ Jr
Christ
Mrs Jaycees Plan Fair Concession Help at Cheyenne County
At a Thursday night meeting Mrs. Jaycees voted to supervise the concession stand during the Cheyenne County Fair in August. The group will also run the Jaycee stand at the Legion ball field at each game except Mondays and Saturdays. Members urged ideas for a Hospital Bazaar booth at the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaycéé
Legion Ball Field
Jay
Cees
Bill Maddox
Last Rites Held For Walter R Hardy 86
Funeral services were held Thursday for Walter R. Hardy 86 who died Tuesday night at Memorial Hospital after a month’s illness. The Rev. Henry Monnich officiated at The Gehrig and Son Funeral Home. Burial was planned in Eden Cemetery, Chicago. Hardy, born May 5, 1877 in Cleveland, Ohio, lived in Sidney 40 years and ran the Hardy Apartments. He married Millie C. Tane in 1910 in Chicago. she died January 21 of this year. Survivors include a brother, one sister, three nieces and one nephew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter R. Hardy
Memorial Hospital
Henry Monnich
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
Gehrig and Son
Eden Cemetery
Chicago
Ill
Cleveland
Ohio
Edwin C
Margaret Spath Hardy
Millie C. Tane
Hardy
Sidney
Hardy Apartments
Commercial Hotel
Arthur
Sidney Country Club Pool Adds To Open Hours
Sid ney Country Club pool extends hours with adult only sessions on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. The daily 1 p.m. to 7 p.m. public swim remains unchanged.
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Sidney Country Club
Science Institute Participants from 43 States At ASU Tempe
Jay Hackett of Sidney participates in a summer institute for chemistry and physics teachers at Arizona State University Tempe. The program runs June 24 through August 16 and is sponsored by the National Science Foundation with 257 instructors and students from 43 states and two countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tempe
Jay K. Hackett
Laredo Lane
Sidney
Arizona State University
National Science Foundation
Hackett
India
Pakistan
NSF
ASU
DeYonne Group Delights Veterans Hospital Audience in Cheyenne
The DeYonne Studio of Dramatic Dance presented a two hour concert at the Cheyenne Veterans Hospital. Performers included Lin dalee Gade Doris Dailey Betty Knutson Pamela Hahler and Mary Lou Beyer among others with dances by the Mahlman brothers and Miss Gade. The program featured classical ballets and popular numbers and drew praise from Dudley S&S. Dean acting center director Veterans Administration Cheyenne who called the performance uplifting for hospitalized veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne Veterans Hospital
Concert Dance Theatre
DeYonne Studio of Dramatic Dance
Larry Mahlman
Stanley Mahlman
Miss Lindalee Gade
Doris Ann Dailey
Cheryl Johnson
Betty Knutson
Pamela Hahler
Pamela Sue Johnson
Mary Lou Beyer
McKayla Farrell
Gail Lynn Johnson
Debbie Earnhart
Miss Gade
Larry
Doris Dailey
DeYonne
Pam Hahler
New York
the Mahiman Brothers
Cheyenne
C. W. Zike
James Beyer
Doug Earnhart
Carl Farmer
Julius Hahler
Paul Johnson
Cawthra
Dudley S&s. Dean
Veteran Administration
DeVenne
Sidney
Dean's Honor Roll Named at Kearney Teachers College
Three Cheyenne County students at Nebraska State Teachers College in Kearney are named on the Dean's Honor Roll. Beverly Hobson of Lodgepole, a freshman, made 3.73. Dale Kastens, a Lodgepole senior, has 3.60. Carolyn Allen of Sidney, daughter of Mrs. Doris Allen, has 3.82. A perfect average is 4.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Nebraska State Teachers College
Kearney
B. F. Stutheil
Beverly Hobson
Lodgepole
Prade
Dale Kastens
Carolyn Allen
Sidney
Doris Allen
Community events and club schedules July 1 4 in Sidney
A sequence of local activities lists a Sidney High School band trip to Mexico City on July 1 at 7 a.m. and evening club events including Rotary, Kiwanis, DeMolays, Odd Fellows, Jaycees, United Lutheran Church Women, Masonic Lodge, J J Sewing Club, Lions, Rebekah Lodge, and church services through July 5. Independence Day observances include bells from 11:00 to 11:04 and flag ceremonies at Legion Park with VFW and American Legion posts.
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Firemats Association
Sidney High
Mexico City
Rotary Club
Kiwanis Club
DeMolays
Odd, Fellows
Jaycees
United Lutheran Church Women, Holy
Trinity
Frank‘ Welch Masonic Lodge
J. J. Sewing Club
Lions Club
Rebekah Lodge
Kamikawa Cwf
First Christian Church
Legion Park Ball Field
VFW
American Legion Post
Admitted and Dismissed List with Newborn Birth
A register shows admissions at Sidney and Potter including Charles Glabuitz Peter Frederick Anna Anderson Clara Chaon Ed Cortney Oscar Marty and others. Dismissals list Patricia Mueller Mrs Roy Gish Dixon Rhoades Mary LaFavour Harry Trail and more. A newborn girl was born June 27 to Mr and Mrs John Wright.
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Sidney
Charles Glabuitz
Peter Frederick
Anna Anderson
Clara Chaon
Ed Cortney
Oscar Marty
John Wright
Rex George
Earl Martin
Logepole
Alvenia L, Holupka
Roy Bills
Potter
Dean Bentley
Chappell
Harvey Bruns
Patricia Mueller
Roy Gish
Dixon Rhoades
Mary ‘LaFavour
Harry Trail
Orville Stearley
Margaret Kloberdanz
Loren Vaupel
John Colling
Eugene Higgins
Walter Henbick
Rick Miller
Robert Bartels
William Pottorff
Edward Sanders
Gurley
Willard Jeanette
Lodgepole
Roy Earnhart
Charles Oliverius
Kimball
Joe Aguiniga
Nebraska ROTC selects LeRoy Hutzenbiler to 2nd Lieutenant
The Department of Air Science at the University of Nebraska announces LeRoy M Hutzenbiler son of Mr and Mrs Louis Hutzenbiler of Dalton has earned the rank of 2nd Lieutenant in the United States Air Force. He completed the Advanced Air Force ROTC program and was commissioned at the University of Nebraska graduation exercises in June 1963. His current assignment is listed as unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Air Science of
The
University of Nebraska
LeRoy M. Hutzenbiler
Louis Hutzenbiler
Dalton
United Sates Air Force
Hutzenbiler
4-H Club Meeting On Shock Demonstration
At Cheryl Gordon's home at 2 p.m. twelve members and one guest attended. Suzanne Talich and Kristi Nie mann led a demonstration on Shock with Kristi serving refreshments. The next meeting is 2 p.m. July 1 at Pamela Meissner's home. A 1962 reference bureau study notes nearly two-fifths of brides and one eighth of grooms were teenagers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheryl Gordon
Suzanne Talich
Kristi Niemann
Kristi
Pamela Meissner
Mexico City band trip details revealed with photos planned
The Sidney High School band trip to Mexico City includes en route meals and hotel stops in Lamar, Tex Te Amaritlg Tex TF om, Monterrey, Tolyy FT Teendn, and Laredo crossing plans. Photographer Verne Draper lends a camera for informal on road shots while funds are fully paid to Montgomery Ward for a 142 person, 10 day tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verne Draper
Photo Center
Sidney Telegraph
Mexico City
Band Seronsors
Telegraph
Betty Knicely
Treasuer Jowry Lundell
Montgomery Ward Travel Agency
México City
Ward
Sidney
Bandaronte
Fishermen Spend Over 100 Million in Minnesota Annual
Minnesota Conservation Department reports fishermen spend more than 100 million dollars yearly in the state. Non residents contribute over 30 million of the total, highlighting the economic impact of fishing on tourism and local communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Minnesota Conservation Department
Local families join Colorado trip and post Fourth plans
Mrs. Hull Cook and Susan took Sandra Cook to the University of Colorado for fieldwork, after a two week stay at Picket Pin ranch Mont. Dr. Cook and relatives joined branding at the ranch and trips to Sidney. Side trips include VFW convention in Grand Island and a visit to Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hull Cook
Susan
Boulder
Sandra Cook
University of Colorado
Cook
Picket Pin Ranch
Mont
Hull Jr
Robert Lauters
Mr. Lauter
Sidney
Louley Grage
Broken, Bow
Grand Island
Farmers Life gains top tier status in U S life market
Farmers Life Growing Farmers' New World Life Insurance Co. of Farmers Insurance Group reports over 600 million dollars of insurance in force placing it in the top decile of more than 1500 U S life companies. Joe Keller district manager notes Spokane origin in 1910 with a Seattle move in 1931 and a corporate name change to Farmers New Life Insurance Company in 1884.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’New World Life Insurance Co
Farmers ‘Insurance Group
United States
Joe Keller
Ergatayt the Comm
Spokane
Wash
Red World Life Insurance Company
Seattle
Corprate
Farmers New
Life Insurance Company
Shingles Pain Described and Its Varied Effects
A medical overview explains herpes zoster symptoms including painful skin blisters, nerve involvement, and possible eye or ear complications. It notes lingering pain after lesions fade and mentions varying causes and seasonal pattern, plus a look at insurance payments for hospital care in 1962.
Women’s fertility climbs since 1950 census
In 1960 women aged 15 to 44 bore 25 percent more children on average than those in 1950. The rise reflects shifts in birth rates across the decade. The data highlights changing family sizes and reproductive patterns among the cohort.
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Walker-Robirds
Lorenzo High School
NSTC
Mr. and
Mrs
Douglas Robirds
Scholl
Denver, Yost
Mrs. Lee Roy Harvey
Boy Scout
Holy Trinity Bible Camp
At Science Institute
Oliver J. Hennie
Sioux Army Depot
U.S. Army Ordnance
Hennie
Col
Stanley W. Smiley
U.S. Army
Vets Hospital
Dion Cawthra
College and Campus News
Thimble Club
Trip Briefs
Lamar Colo
American Legion Hall
Greyhoudt Terminal
Meta
Tran
Mexico
Las Palmas
Monterrey
Hotel Rio
Taredo Texas
Holiday Inn
Prtthenk
Michael Hazzard
American’ Society of Mexico
Empire Magazine
Laredo
Tex
Curtis
Courteen
Pfron
Mario Romero Loneteoul
Kilgore
Texas
Post
Lee Rogers
Sharon Lindell
Sidney High School
Sid Phelps
Ben Riedler
Lloyd Mintken
J. J Appelhans
Harold Pols
Armour Beese
M C Sherrerd
Edward Travis
Mike Selzer
Robert Osborn
Russell Fisher
Roland Biggs
J. D. Olinger
Bernard Gass
George Taylor
Louise Helms
Joe Dodds
Louie Schnell
Chris Bitner
Clifford Wolf
Jerry
Jim Panzer
North Platte
Shere
Wolfs War
Duane Moody
Jand
John Colonés
Ed Coténé
Nebraska
General Hospital
Scottsduff
Mary Boyle
Frank Trowbridge
Mary Lee
Estes Park
Farmers Life
E. A
Rogers State Health
Webster
Health Insurance Institute
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