Around The Town News Notes Bright Cross Paths And Travel
A sweep of social news from Sidney and nearby towns highlights anniversaries visits and students. Chris Jeffres attended the 50th wedding anniversary of Royce and Mrs Jeffres in Bayard, with calls to other relatives. The Rennick sons receive honors at Denver University and Wyoming University, while Charles and Lowell Davis travel to Denver on business and pleasure. Local servicemen Gary Weimer and Rolland Orback spend furloughs in Sidney and Lyons. The group also covers Chi Omega activities in Lincoln and several family visits across Nebraska Texas and Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Jeffres
Bayard
Royce Jeffres
Steve Karnes
Jeffres
Dallas Stettner
Fred Cornett
Duaine Filsinger
Kim
Kevin
Elgin
Stettner
Dean Steiner
Orville Filsinger
Duane Mack
Lincoln
J. E. Keating
O. J. Weymouth
Keatings
Kari Kay Keating
Weymouth
W. E. Farr
Sidney
Chi Omega
Kansas City
Jack Weimer
Judy
Gary Weimer
Rolland Orback
Lyons
Colo
Ft. Warren Afb
Cheyenne
Extension Clubs Met for Luncheon and Lesson
Extension Club members gathered at Mrs. W. E. Jones home on Tuesday February 28 for a 1 o'clock luncheon. Mrs Avin Davis co hosted. Ten members and one guest Mrs Helen Ballew answered roll call with a February current event. The lesson Bread Baking was given by Mrs Gordon Richards and Mrs Clarence Robirds. Hostess for the March 28 meeting will be Mrs Roy Gish. Mrs Statler and Mrs Davis will present the lesson Buying Women s Dresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Jones
Avin Davis
Helen Ballew
Herbert Statler
Gordon Richards
Clarence Robirds
Roy Gish
Statler
Davis
Mrs. Willis Henman Named Wool Contest Director
Mrs. Willis Henman of Mitchell is named state director for the Make It Yourself With Wool contest, succeeding Mrs. Cletus Hanlon of Morrill. Henman serves as District 13 PTA director, sits on the state PTA board, and holds roles with AAUW and youth groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Henman
Mitchell
North
Herman
Parent-Teacher Association
P.T.A. Board
Nebraska Wesleyan University
University of Nebraska
American Association of University Women
Hermans
Tony
Carolann
Mitchell High School
St Pat's Sophomores Tour Denver On Educational Trip
Thirty seven sophomores from St Patrick's Academy spent Thursday in Denver visiting the planetarium museums and Regents College science department where experiments in botany and biology were shown. Accompanying the group were Sister Michaeline Sister Mary Roch Francis Clapham and bus driver Willis Beyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick’s Accademy
Denver
Regents College
Michaeline
Mary Roch
Francis Clapham
Willis Beyer
Kiwanis Show Plans Nearing Completion
Twenty one Kiwanis Club members attended the Wednesday night Sidney Country Club meeting led by President William Kalous. Final arrangements were set for the Stars of Tomorrow Show at the junior high auditorium on Sunday March 5 at 2 p.m. The club sponsored nearly 1000 lunches in public and St. Patrick's schools this past semester. Ed Carty of Omaha, supervisor at Allied Mutual Insurance Co., was a guest of Arlo Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Sidney Country Club
William Kalous
Stars of Tomorrow
Junior High
St. Patrick's
Ed Carty
Omaha
Allied Mutual Insurance Co
Arlo Jones
Study Meeting Held Tuesday By Gleaners
Gleaners, Grace Baptist Church missionary group, met at Mrs. Zeddie Sumner's home for a business session Tuesday evening. Thirteen members and visitor Mrs. Dave Grabe answered roll call with a Bible verse. Mrs. Emil Van Mark reported on Maxwell women’s meeting. devotions on missions led by Mrs. Don Rapp. Mrs. James Greene spoke on Argentina. The next meeting will be a work session at the church on March 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gleaners
Grace Baptist Church
Zeddie Sumner
Dave Grabe
Emil van Mark
Maxwell
Don ‘Rapp
James Greene
Argentina
Kimberly Allen Celebrated On Fifth Birthday Party
Mr and Mrs W C Allen Jr hosted a circus themed birthday party for daughter Kimberly on her fifth birthday at their home. Guests included Nancy Empson Pammy Thompson Debbie Livingston Kristi Rhodes Mary Fraser Lynda Aufdengarten Randy Paxton Donald Paxton Jeff Calahan Leslie Calahan Kathleen Benner Mary Jo Dillard Scott Dalene.
Methodist Women Draft Holy Week Resolution
Members of the Woman's Society of Christian Service at First Methodist Church in Sidney draft a resolution urging cancellation of social and civic group meetings during Holy Week. The plan requests faithful church attendance, family preparation, and outreach to other groups to adopt similar policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
First Methodist Church of
Sidney
Mmes
W.im. Usher
W. C. Allen Jr
C. A. Story
Florence Linton
Merle Spearow
Frank Longan
March Community Calendar Highlights In Cheyenne
A sequence of local events runs March 3 to 12 featuring dances at Potter Legion Hall and Elks auditorium, square dance festival, Luther Leagues, church and club meetings, card parties, bridal showers, and a reception for Rev. Kors with a Fantasia style show at Central School auditorium. Tickets for Fantasia are $1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Elks Auditorium
Potter Legion Hall
Dix and
Potter
Luther League
Presbyterian Good Neighbors Club
St. Paul’s Fellowship League
Rotary Club
P.E.O
Toastmasters Club
Odd Fellows Lodge
P.O. Ellis
Frank Welch Masonic Lodge
Tota
United Lutheran Church Women
Rebekah Kensington
Kiwanis Club
Providence
Order of Eastern Star
Martha Stephens
Helping Hand Garden Club
St. Paul's Lutheran Women’s Missionary League
Alpha Tata
Gamma Tau
E.S.A. Sorouty
Goldenrod
Noble Grand’s
Elks
U.P
Oldtimers Club
VFW Hall
Max’ Kors
Episcopal Parish
Jaycees
Fine’s
Sidney singer corrected in Kiwanis Stars of Tomorrow program
Mary Jo Schadegg of Sidney will perform Sunday as a vocal soloist in the Kiwanis Stars of Tomorrow show. The Telegraph Wednesday issue mislisted her as Nancy Jo in the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jo Schadegg
Sidney
Nancy Jo
the Telegraph
Seelmeyer to Represent Sidney Toastmasters at Area Contest
George Seelmeyer will represent Sidney Toastmasters Club at the area speech contest in Scottsbluff on March 6, with the local meeting canceled to permit attendance. The area winner advances to the district event in Riverton, Wyoming on May 13, as club officers and members discuss the day’s program and letters from district leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Seelmeyer
Sidney
Rudy Munderloh
Frank Cordiner
Bonkiewicz
Sigler
Bill Peterson
Kenneth Nienhuser
Peterson
Don Meier
Darrell Hunt
Robert Benner
Seelmeyer
Cordiner
Munderloh
Eleven New Members Join St. Pauls Ladies Aid
Eleven new members joined St. Pauls Ladies Aid at the Thursday afternoon meeting in Fellowship Hall. New members listed include Mrs. Russell Luce and Mrs. Henry Minshall among others. The program featured a skit Susie’s Shoes by Mrs. Ed Bauman and a brief business session led by Rev. C. C. Boye. Hostesses were Mrs. Rudy Munderluh and Mrs. Mel Pfeil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St.Paul’s Ladies Aid
Fellowship Hall
Russell ‘Luce
Henry Minshall
John Moseman
John Bauer Jr
George Fiehler Jr
Howard Madden
Emma Gell
Delmar Dehning
Don Born
Robert Fischer
Harvey Benzel
Otto Zuhike
Susie
Ed Bauman
C. C. Boye
Rudy Munderloh
Mel Pfeil
Presbyterian Women Session Explores The Street Where You Live
Presbyterian Women Association held Thursday afternoon meetings led by Mrs. E T C Jones and Mrs. R C Cunningham. Mrs Roger Plantz presided as nine members attended. They announced the Presbyterial set for April 27 at Scottsbluff and Ruth Circle hosted a 1:30 dessert luncheon. April 6 will begin with a 1 o'clock luncheon with Rachel Circle hosted by Mrs Clark Grieve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.T.C. Jones
R. C. Cunningham
Presbyterian Women's Association
Roger Plantz
Scottsbluff
J. W. Johnson
Ruth Circle
Arlen Caster
Rachel Circle
Clark Grieve
Spring Tea Chairmen Named for Methodist Service Event
The First Methodist Church Woman's Society selects committees for the annual Spring Fellowship Tea led by co chairs Mrs. Ken McMillen and Mrs. George Niekum. Roles include Townsend program Goodwin music Edwards decorations and programs Longin publicity. The tea is set for April 25 in the church social hall to promote inter church friendship and fellowship with invited guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Ken McMillen
George Niekum
R. L. Townsend
leBaron Goodwin
James Thayer
James Edwards
Frank Longin
Local Air Force Recruiter Announces Enlistment
Armed Forces S Sgt Wise announces the enlistment of John A Beyer son of Mr and Mrs Willis Beyer 2019 Elm Street Sidney. John will attend basic training at Lackland Air Force Base San Antonio Texas for about five weeks then enter a technical school of the Air Force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wise
Air Force
John A. Beyer
Willis Beyer
Elm Street
Sidney
John
Lackland Air Force Base
San Antonio
Texas
Den 4 Pack 89 Meets at Eva Willis Home
Members of Den 4 Pack 89 gathered at Mrs. Eva Willis home for a meeting on February 28. The program featured stories and a project on paper stage rockets. Lunch was served and the group closed with the living circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Den 4
Pack 89
Eva Willis
den Mather
Patrick Brennan, Jr
Ghana Dominates Global Cocoa Supply Share
Ghana accounts for about 60 percent of the world's cocoa production, reflecting its dominant role in the global commodity market and shaping price dynamics for cocoa buyers and farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ghana
Garland Farmer Group Meats Lunch and Plans Meeting
The Garland Christian Women’s Fellowship met at 1 30 p m Thursday in Mrs Ayin Davis’s home with 13 members and three guests. Theme devotions were A More Excellent Way led by Mrs Daisy Hiett. Planned events include a March 12 covered dish supper to kick off the Dollar A Month building fund and Holy Week prayer meetings March 26 to 31 at 7 30 p m. Next gathering set for April 6 at Mrs Melvin Hiett’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garland Farmer
Christian Women’s Fellowship
Ayin Davis
Melvin Hiett
George Burr
Aubrey Russell
Emery Stockham
Oconto
Neb
Daisy Hiett
Grace Peterson
Local Births and Transfers Listed in Nebraska Notice
The notice records a new birth on March 1 a girl to Mr and Mrs Robert Meranda and a March 3 a boy to Mr and Mrs Howard Pohlman. It also lists adoptions or admissions in Sidney Gurley Crook and Lodgepole and a transfer of Mrs Ernest Graham to a Rest Home with several dismissals and names in the local community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Robert Meranda
Ralph Phillips
Roscoe D. Brown
Richard Christensen
Robert Edgar
Myrtle Bayne
James Rasmussen
Wesley Felt
Howard Pohlman
Bunni Hall
Elizabeth Jones
Arthur McMillen
Gurley
Robert Hinrichs
Crook
Paul Doughenbaugh
Kenneth, Keenan
Mary Klug
Floyd Trujillo
Marshall Baby
Charles Dobson
Henry Ehmke
Lodgepole
C. O. Bills
Dalton
G. H. Jurgens
Janice Weyerts
Kenneth Weyerts
Ernest Graham
Teresa Kay Clapham Born at Memorial Hospital
Teresa Kay Clapham is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Clapham born Tuesday February 28 at 2 42 am in Memorial Hospital. She weighed seven pounds ten ounces. Siblings are Mike 13 Pat 10 Steve 7 Sandy 4 Jeffry 2 and Debbie 1. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Francis Brown and Mr. and Mrs. John Thompson of Edgemont South Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Clapham
Teresa Kay
Memorial Hospital
Mike
Pat
Steve
Sandy
Jefry
Debbie
Francis Brown
John Thompson
Edgemont
S. D
Mc Cracken Couple Welcome Daughter Robin Ann
Mr and Mrs C L Bud Mc Cracken announce the birth of daughter Robin Ann on February 18 at 3 41 am weighing seven pounds 344 ounces Grandparents are Melvin McCracken and Albert Sommerfeld Jr of Sterling Great grandparents are Chester McCracken of Berland Neb William Bellis and Albert Sommerfeld Sr of Sterling
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L
Bud’ McCracken
Robin Ann
Melvin McCracken
Albert Sommerfeld Jr
Sterling
Chester McCracken
Berland
Neb
William Bellis
Albert Sommerfeld Sr
Birth of Nancy Joy Jessen in Pioneer Memorial Hospital
Nancy Joy Jessen was born Tuesday February 21 at 7:30 am in Pioneer Memorial Hospital Dalton. She weighed nine pounds two ounces. Her brother Steven Boy is four. Grandparents are Paul Ingwerson Lodgepole and Boy Jessen Lexington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Joy
Henry Jessen
Lodgepole
Pioneer Memorial Hospital
Dalton
Steven Boy
Paul Ingwerson
Boy Jessen
Lexington
Birth announcement for Judith Ann Meranda
Judith Ann Meranda, daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Meranda of Duluth Minnesota, was born Wednesday March 1 at 7 10 p m in Memorial Hospital weighing five pounds 14 ounces Great grandparents are Mrs Helen Gajewski of Duluth and Adam Cuikowski of Chicago E J Gajewski is also listed as a relative
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judith Ann
Robert Meranda
Memorial Hospital
E. J. Gajewski
C. E. Meranda
Duluth
Minn
Helen Gajewski
Adam Cuikowski
Chicago
Evaporograph Captures Heat Emission of Cat on Coal Pile
A moonless night scene shows a black cat aboard a coal pile as an evaporo graph photographs heat radiation. The device collects heat signatures from objects and concentrates them on a thin oil film for imaging.
St Martha's Guild Holds Luncheon Meeting
St Martha's Guild of Christ Episcopal Church met Thursday at 1 pm in the parish hall with 23 members present. Mrs George Barlow presented Two Mothers of Solomon's Time and plans were set for a reception honoring Rev Max L Kors on March 12 from 2 to 5 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Martha’s Guild of Christ Episcopal Church
Robert Clark
R. H
George Barlow
Richard Smith
Clarkson Hospital League
Max L. Kors
Vern Walker
Ogallala
Postmaster Will Accept Heart Fund Donations
Postmaster offices across the country will accept Heart Fund contributions during the 1961 campaign. Donations may be sent to the Heart, Care of Postmaster, Potter Nebraska and will be credited to the town postmark. Mrs. Wallace Schmidt, Cheyenne County chairman, thanks the Post Office Department for aiding the drive and aiding past success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heart Fund
Post Office Department
Potter
Neb
Nebraska Heart Association
Wallace Schmidt
Cheyenne County
Feed Grain Data Survey To Begin In Cheyenne County
The Cheyenne County ASC office runs a kickoff for a data survey of 1959 and 1960 feed grain crops. From now until March 17 offices will collect detailed farm information to support a 1961 feed grain program as ordered by the secretary of agriculture. Don Rapp says processing at least 150 records daily is required to meet the deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
ASC
Secretary of Agriculture
Don Rapp
4 H Clubs Meet Discuss Livestock Lesson Feb 27
4 H Clubs Better the Best 4 H Club met at Dave Franss home Feb 27 with Lynn Davison presiding and Peggy Allington acting secretary in Linda Gade's absence. Tom Allington led the lesson Livestock. Next meeting set for March 13. Clover Suzettes Meet at Don Rasmussen Home. Eleven members present with mothers as guests. Linda Simmerman and Cindy Wolf demonstrated vegetable plate prep. Irene Keiper and Lorie Perkins judged cookies. Lunch by Mrs Rasmussen. Next meeting March 8 at Vicki Schmitts home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Franss
Lynn Davison
Peggy Allington
Linda Gade
Tom Allington
Kathy Miles
Clover Suzettes
Don Rasmussen
Pat Dier
Linda Simmerman
Cindy Wolf
Irene Keiper
Lorie Perkins
Mrs. Rrasmussen
Vicki Schmitt
Duncan teacher leads church choirs and civic clubs
Allen Clinkscales of Duncan High School directs a Presbyterian church choir and leads choral programs for the Rotarians. He is a Methodist and also serves on the Kiwanis club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duncan, Okla
Allen Clinkscales
Duncan High School
Kiwanis Club
Rotarians
Reseal payment advances mailed to farmers in 1960 61 season
The County ASC office has started mailing advance reseal payments to farmers with reseal loans for 1960 61. Total payments include 1959 wheat 1958 wheat 1959 corn and other crops with rates 7 cents per bushel for corn wheat barley and 12 cents per hundredweight for sorghum. Remaining due will follow after loan maturities March 31 April 30 and July 31 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ASC
Kennedy
Giraffe Heart Highlighted as Nature’s Powerful Pump
The giraffe’s immense heart stands as one of nature’s most powerful pumps, capable of sustaining blood flow to its lofty head. This adaptation showcases remarkable cardiovascular design in a tall mammal.
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Robert Rennick
Mick Rennick
Denver University
Mu Beta Kappa
Bob Rennick
Wyoming University
Phi Mu Alapha
Simfonia Fraternity of America
American Chemical Society
Lowell Davis
Paul Sheaman
Fred Sheaman
Lance Creek
Wyo
Jane
Cleve Childers
Chadron
California
George Young
McAllen
Tex
Lone Star Court No. 8
Lester Stechers
Mr. Stecher
Louis Stecher
Hooper
Willard Schulz
North Bend
L. E. Wamsley
James Wamsley
Harold Lyngholm
Marion Skinner
Washington, D. C
Dale Pheifer
Pueblo, Colo
Elmer Haines
John Bauer
Beatrice, ' Neb
Don Wade
Pat Zalesky
Chadron State Teachers College
Goal
Mrs. Willis Herman
Keener Studio
St. Pat's
Kimberly Allen
Methodist
St. Paul’s Ladies Aid
Presbyterian
Cub Scouts
Garland Farmer Group Meeting
Frieda Widstrand
United Churches
Ralph Lundberg
Burr
L. J. Darnall
Ernest Knicely
W. E. Chambers
Russell
Teresa Kay Clapham
Robin Ann McCracken
Nancy Joy Jessen
Judith Ann Meranda
St. Martha’s Guild
Dalton Legion Hall
Union Valley
Eagle, Davison, Gurley
Eagle, Davison
Huntsman
Trognitz
Pleasant View
Bunkerhill
Lodgepole Legion
Lodgepolle
Colton
EAGLE
Lorenzo
Brownson
Lucille Mason
Sally
Roswell Robinson
Fereda
Lloyd Reineke
Naomi
W. S.C
14Th
Osage
DART
Elwell
DODGE
Oth & Itt
Rexel
Winter's Drug
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