Sidney residents take trips and welcome new neighbors
Fr aun dorfers plan three week southern and western state visits visiting Roswell New Mexico San Francisco and San Mateo California. New residents include Ed Krecklow 1220 Grant Robert Olmstead 1433 17th and Leon State 244614 Mth. Reba Kinne freshman at UNL pledged to Sigma Alpha Iota. two Sidney freshmen join the university symphonic band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Frauendorfer
Ernest Baach
Leonard Frauendorfer
Roswell
N. Mex
Gene Frauendorfer
San Francisco
Gerald Frauendorfer
San Mateo
Calif
Jeanie George
Kearney State Teachers College
Harvey George
Louis Hoegerl
Ontario
Ore
Hoeger
Sterling Packing Plant
East Drive
Earl Overton
Overton
Johnston
Ed Krecklow
Grant
Robert Olmstead
17Th and
Leon State
A. W. Adams
Colby
Kans
Chester
Adams
Ray Sunderman
Denver
Deno Karr
Sunderman
Karr
Thy Hfe
Charles Ham
Gene Lienemann
Wheat Belt
W. C. Phelps
Lincoln
George Fleming
Truth Or Consequences
New Mex
West Coast
Gunhardt Olson
Floyd W. Schnell
Sidney
University of Nebraska
Otto Hoiberg
Walter Hall
Reba June Kinne
Walter Kinne
Sigma Alpha Iota
Reba
General WSCS Hears Program On Welfare
The General Methodist WSCS met Thursday in the church social hall for a regular monthly session with a 1:30 dessert. Mrs Don Hart of the Cheyenne County Welfare spoke on tea work in welfare, and Mrs Armour Boese delivered devotions on Local Welfare. Plans included Easter gifts for Mother's Jewel home and Omaha City Mission due by March 20 and a Spring fellowship tea on April 24 with a dinner for senior members and guests. The next meeting is set for April 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Methodist
WSCS
Circle 7
E. L. Hoover
J. W. Vaughn
Robert L. Townsend
Roland Biggs
Gorge Retzlaff
Mother's Jewel
Omaha City
Don Hart
Cheyenne County Welfare Officer
Armour Boese
Arlys Boese
Goal Gainers Meet At Richards Home
Fifteen members gathered Tuesday for the Goal Gainers extension club meeting at Mrs Gordon Richards home with co host Mrs Harve Talheim. W E Henke resumed club treasurer duties as plans for Achievement Day on March 19 were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goal Gainers Extension Club
Gordon Richards
Harve Talheim
W. E. Henke
Nimtz to Attend Nebraska University Conference
Albert Nimtz assistant superintendent of schools in Sidney will join the second annual University of Nebraska principal freshman conference in Lincoln next Tuesday. The event pairs high school administrators with freshmen from their schools now at the State University to improve college readiness and orientation. Nimtz and Superintendent O J Weymouth attended last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert .Nimtz
Sidney
University of Nebraska
Lincoln
George Rosenlof
Nimtz
Supt. O. J. Weymouth
ONC Club Meets With Mrs Golden In March Meet
The ONC Club gathered Tuesday at Mrs. W. Q. Golden home with six members and two guests Mrs. Selma Belieu and Mrs. Howard Haws. The program finished the lesson on Refinishing Furniture by Mrs. John Frerichs and Mrs. W. O. Golden. The next meeting is set for Tuesday March 20 with Mrs. Orvin Golden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ONC Club
W. Q. Golden
Selma’ .Belieu
Howard Haws
John Frerichs
W. 0. Golden
Orvin Golden
St Paul Ladies Aid Meets at Fischers Home
St Paul Lutheran Ladies Aid gathered Thursday in Mrs. Robert Fischers home with 32 members and three guests Mrs Howard Courtright Mrs Ed Minshall and Mrs John Moseman Jr Present Rev Henry Dorn led the lesson and refreshments were served by co host Mrs Everett Gade The event noted was Thursday April 5 in Mrs Earl Geus home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s Lutheran Ladies Aid
Thurdsay
Robert Fischer
Howard Courtright
Ed Minshall
John Moseman, Jr
Henry Dorn
Everett Gade
Earl Geu
Bakers Dozen Elects New Club President
The Bakers Dozen extension club met at Mrs. Albert Bonesteel’s home. They finished a furniture refinishing lesson and spent time making toys for the hospital gift shop. Mrs. Jack Wright was elected president to replace Mrs. Milo Zima who is leaving Sidney. Three guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bakers Dozen Extension Club
Albert Bonesteel
Jack Wright
Milo Zima
Sidney
Jack Ramm
Howard Mann
Bertha Batt
Ray Turek
St Marys Guild Announces March 16 Rummage Sale
St Marys Guild held a Tuesday meeting with 11 members. Directress Mrs George Higgins chaired as Rev C Fred Parks opened. They planned a rummage sale for March 16 in the Parish Hall and directed altar hangings to the Jocesan Altar Guild for mission use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Guild
John Cook
George Higgins
C. Fred Parks
Parks
Christ Episcopal Church
Jocesan Altar Guild
Medical Society Meeting Held Here
A C K D Medical Society gathering in Sidney featured a panel on Peptic Ulcers with Drs Hull Cook B H Grimm and C B Dorwart. Members and wives attended a Country Club dinner followed by bridge at the hosts Dr and Mrs Lloyd O Halloran. The event occurred Wednesday March 28 in Kimball.
AAUW To Meet Next Wednesday
The Sidney branch of the American Association of University Women will hold its regular meeting next Wednesday at 7 30 p.m. The program, organized by Mrs. Tom Jones, will be hosted by Mrs. L. C. Holloway at 2404 El Rancho Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
American Association of University Women
L. C. Holloway
el Rancho Road
Tom Jones
Ohio Women’s Club Set to Vote on Two Amendments
The Ohio Women’s Club will vote on two constitutional amendments at its regular March meeting in the Episcopal parish hall. Amendments address club dues payment and the nomination and term length for club officers. Reservations are due by noon Tuesday, March 6, with committee members Niven Janssen, Fred Gillig, Sherman Nation, Carl Burchardt, and Vi Bauer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Club
Ohio Womens Club
Episcopal Parish
Amendmen
Mmes Niven Janssen
Fred Gillig
Sherman Nation
Carl Burchardt
Four Square Dance Club Holds Elks Lodge Meeting
Members gathered at the Elks Lodge for a regular four square dance session hosted by Mr. and Mrs. R. E. McMillen. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Bill Clark of Dix and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Stewart. The next meeting is slated for Saturday March 10 at the Elks with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Rennick as hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Four-Square Dance Club
Elks Lodge
R. E. McMillen
Bill Clark
Dix
Walter Stewart
The
Elks
Bob Rennick
Circle 3 meets for February WSCS gathering
The February meeting of Circle 3 of the Methodist WSCS was hosted at Mrs. Frank Longan’s home with Mrs. Frank McCaig assisting. Ten members and two guests attended. Iola Singer of Cheyenne and Hazel Fogel song attended. Mrs. C. A. Olson led the business session and Mrs. C. A. Story gave devotions and the lesson with patriotic decorations and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle 3
Methodist
WSCS
Frank Longan
Frank McCaig
Iola Singer
Cheyenne
Hazel Fogelsong
C. A. Olson
C. A. Story
Local bridge clubs hold meetings and prize winners
G M Club entertained with pinochle honors for Mrs Emma Phelps high Mrs Nora Black low and Mrs Amanda Folkerts traveling The next meeting is March 14 with Mrs Frieda Harms Marathonettes hosted by Mrs Don Hime with guest Mrs Roy Troxel Prizes went to Mrs Robert Kastner high and Mrs Milt Corbin low Brownie Troop 53 met Feb 28 with Connie Miller as president Cookies were served and Peter Pan discussed in PTA prep Terri Crawley wrote a Brownie tale Sheryl McDonald reported
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Frederickson
G. M. Club
Emma Phelps
Nora Black
Amanda Folkerts
Frieda Harms
Don Hime
Marathonettes Bridge Club
Roy Troxel
Robert Kastner
Milt Corbin
Delmar Richardson
Park View Road
Brownie Troop 53
Judy Johnson
Connie Miller
PTA
Terri Crawley
Betsy McCall
Sheryl McDonald
Ep isilon Sigma Alpha Rummage Sale at City Auditorium
A rummage sale sponsored by Ep silon Sigma Alpha will be held in the Legion Room at City Auditorium. It runs Saturday March 3 from 9 a m to 3 p m with proceeds likely supporting the sorority activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Legion Room
City Auditorium
Admissions and Dismissals List by City Areas
A roster of admissions and dismissals by Sidney Potter Kimball Peetz Lodgepole and Dalton lists various individuals by name and title. Included are Mrs or Mr entries such as Mrs William Shepard Mr Tim Murray Tamara Sue Keefer and Mrs Jack Knicely among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
William Shepard
Jerry Hile
Gary Walker
Ed Swanson
Tim Murray
Tamara Sue Keefer
Calvin Emerson
Ernest Reher
Albert Monk
Joe
Jim Eames
David Neubauer
Ronald Stines
Earl Bishop
Raymond Castellan
Potter
Gilbert Hougen
Ralph Merscheim
Kimball
Harold Addleman
Peetz
Gary Fehringer
Lodgepole
Floyd Miller
Dalton
Dale Lippstrew
Jack Knicely
Mary Lou Chionos
Thomas Letts
John Meyer
Donald Cannon
Arden Preston Miller Milestone in Miller Family News
Arden Preston Miller is noted with mention of Mr and Mrs Floyd Miller in a concise family notice. The brief item records a familial milestone without additional details or context.
Miller family welcomes fourth child Arden Preston
The Miller family announces the birth of their fourth child, Arden Preston, at 3 05 p m at County Memorial Hospital weighing seven pounds two ounces. Paternal relatives include Frank Meier and Mrs Gesina Miller of Sidney. The mother is Francis Meier Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arden Preston
Cheyenne County Memorial Hospital
Miller
Janice
Marlene
Darlene
Weston
Frank Meier
Gesina Miller
Sidney
Francis Meier
Baby Ray Alan Addieman Born at Cheyenne County Memorial
Ray Alan Addieman entered the world at 12 15 a.m. Thursday March 1 at Cheyenne County Memorial Hospital weighing seven pounds fourteen ounces. He is welcomed by his parents Mr and Mrs Harold Addieman formerly Glenna Lipska. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Glen Lipska of Potter. ty 2te.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Ann Stines
Ronald Stines
Elizabeth Ann
Cheyenne County Memorial Hospital
Evan Stines
Potter
Scott Edward Hile
Jerry Hile
Scott Edward
Hile
Melba Phelps
Melvin Phelps
Mark Steven
Albert Monk
Albert Glen
Ronald Lee
Ray Alan Addieman
Ray Alan
Harold Addieman
Cheyenne County Memorial ‘Hospital
Addieman
Glenna Lipska
Glen Lipska
Lucky Clover 4 H Club Holds Second Meeting
The Lucky Clover 4-H Club met February 29 at Georgia Barrows home. The group reviewed minutes, received achievement certificates and a Gold Seal charter, learned Needle Book demonstration, judged wrist pin cushions, and sang before adjournment. Four guests attended Connie Jessen Janet Bovil Sharon Young and Mrs Barrows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucky Clover
Lucky Clover 4-H Club
Georgia Barrows
Connie Jessen
Janet Bovil
Sharon Young
Mrs. Barrows
Janice Aude
Girl Scout Troops Meet in Linda Downing's Basement
Girl Scout Troop 195 and Troop 105 gathered in Linda Downing's basement on February 29 to design Indian bowls. Vickie Schilling, their game director, proposed the name Meow. Trudy Leach acted as snack server and served as scribe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Downing
Vickie Schilling
Trudy Leach
St Pat's Brownies Meet and Ice Cream Outing
On February 22 the St Pat Brownies held roll call and passed the bank around then walked to Zesta where Mrs Schwartz bought everyone an ice cream cone. They were dismissed afterwards. A February 29 meeting addressed business and a five block walk followed. March jobs include news reporter Lynn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Pat
Lynn
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Ordville Sewers 4-H Club Organizes In February
The Ordville Sewers 4-H Club formed February 21 at Mrs. Clark Powell’s home with Mrs. Hoffman assisting. Officers elected include Charlotte Ohi president Edna Hoffman vice president Becky Powell secretary Donna Beck treasurer Penny Williams song leader Wanda Blair reporter. Dues are ten cents per meeting. Two guests attended Mrs. William Burgoon and Shirley Smith. Next meeting set for March 6 at 6 p.m. at Mrs. Powell’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ordville Sewers
Ordville Sewers 4-H
Clark Powell
Hoffman
Charlotte Ohi
Edna Hoffman
Becky Powell
Donna Beck
Penny Williams
Wanda Blair
William Burgoon
Shirley Smith
Surinam Declared Independent State
Surinam in South America has been declared an independent state, formerly Dutch Guiana. The move marks a transition from colonial status toward sovereignty and self governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Surinam
Dutch Guiana
South America
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Dallas Richards
Reading
Clarence Robirds
H. W. Statler
Golden
St. Paul Ladies Aid
Fischers
Bakers Dozen
Florence Jackson
Carol Tremain
Cecil R. Tremain
Ben Meyer
M. Photog
Townsend
Lincoln Studios
Medical Society
AAUW
Bridge Clubs
Mark Steven Monk
Arden Preston Miller
Girl Scout
ST. Pat’s Brownies
New Town & Country Shopping Center
Maddox Trailer Sales
Mobile Home
Elcar
Kropps
Ad Waals
Rexall
Rae Carlson
Alene Kallhoff
Mary Beth Didier
Lynn Rae Carlson
Phyllis Madsen
Yaaden
Rsvb
Bible Book Stone Scottsbluff
West 16Th Street Cantones
LYONS
Buick, Inc
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Chrysler
Newport
Hudson
Ford
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