Around The Town sees many Scottsbluff visitors and travels
Byron Craig of Scottsbluff will spend the weekend here with his brother and family Mr and Mrs Neal Craig and sons. Mrs Neal Atkins left Tuesday for McCook where she is visiting her parents Mr and Mrs John Gaard. Her mother recently underwent eye surgery at Hastings and is recuperating at home. Mrs Virgil Atkins stays in the Atkins home caring for grandchildren during the mother's absence. Mr and Mrs Glenn Hedgecock depart for a three week vacation to Phoenix and other southern points. Their son and family Mr and Mrs Glenn Hedgecock Jr Donna Glenn and Judy of Cheyenne spent Sunday at the parental home. Mr and Mrs Floyd Harrington left for Tacoma Wash to visit for two weeks with his sister and her husband Mr and Mrs B D Caudill. Mr and Mrs Gene Lienemann with family host Mrs Lienemanns parents and brother Mr and Mrs John Peterson and David of Madrid Neb arriving today from Rapid City will spend the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs Charles Ham and family. Dave Young returned from Washington DC where he attended a national broadcasters convention and vacationed in Miami. Dale Dodds a Lewis and Clark College student in Portland Ore was hospitalized with infectious mononucleosis cards should be addressed to him care of his grandmother Mrs Ella Couch 1910 NE 10th Portland. Miss Arlina Harte Smiley Junior High School Denver spent the weekend visiting her parents Mr and Mrs W D Harte. Paul Spearow took Mr and Mrs Baker to Denver to celebrate the elder Mr Baker's birthday with Dr and Mrs R S Baker. Richard McNamara Sioux Ordnance Depot deputy assistant for administration and services was admitted to Memorial Hospital for medical treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron Craig
Scottsbluff
Neal Craig
Neal Atkins
McCook
John Gaard
Hastings
Virgil Atkins
Atkins
Glenn Hedgecock
Phoenix
Glenn Hedgecock Jr
Donna Glenn
Judy
Cheyenne
Floyd Harrington
Tacoma
Wash
B. D. Caudill
Gene Lienemann
John Peterson
David
Madrid
Neb
Rapid City
Eardley Ham
Charles Ham
Dave Young
Washington, D. C
Miami
Dale Dodds
Lewis and Clark College,inc
Portland
Ore
Joe ‘Dodds
Ella Couch
N.E. 10Th
Arlina Harte
Smiley Junior High School
Denver
W. D. Harte
Paul Spearow
Birthday celebrant holds slumber party at home
Peggy Jelinek celebrated her 11th birthday with a slumber party Friday night at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Jelinek. Guests included DeLois Bauman, Correen Christ, Jill Fine, Karen Wester and Alice McMillen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peggy Jelinek
Mrs
D. C. Jelinek
DeLois Bauman
Coreen Christ
Jill Fine
Karen Wester
Alice McMillen
WMEB Club Luncheon Meeting Is Tuesday
Mrs Floyd Miller hosted the W M B Club luncheon at her home on Tuesday. Decorations featured St Patrick's colors with a centerpiece of green and white carnations and green nut cups. Mrs Ed Lipke led a brief business session with ten members present. The group voted to send 11 dollars to the Nebraska Children's Home in Omaha for Easter eggs. Mrs Viola Miller to host April 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Miller
W.M.B. Club
St. Patrick’s
Ed Lipke
Nebraska Children's Home
Omaha
Viola Miller
Slides Of Trip Shown At Sorority Meeting
Viewing of slides from a Nassau trip by Mr and Mrs Allen Karnik highlighted a Wednesday Xi Rho Exemplar Beta Sigma Phi meeting at the Karnik home Mrs Charles Lafler presided a brief session with fourteen members present Plans were made for a covered dish dinner April 1 at the home of Mrs Charles Dalton with Mrs Eugene Bonkiewicz co hostess
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nassau
Allen Karnik
Xi Rho
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Karnik
Charles Lafler
Charles Dalton
Eugene , Bonkiewicz
Local Admitted and Dismissed Names by City
The list details admitted individuals in Sidney including Roy Pierce and several Ladies and Orville Beck, plus Barry Seevers and others. Dismissed names cover Sidney residents Judy Houser Carl E. Nelson Jill Dobson and more, with several spouses and relatives named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Roy Pierce
Robert Sterkel
J. L. Thorpe
Joe Dunbar
Lowell Hare
Orville Beck
Barry Seevers
Herman Leisner
Richard ‘McNamara
Lodgepole
Tom Rubado
Sidney Judy Houser
Carl E. Nelson
Jill Dobson
Paul Misegadis
Ronald Knapp
Sidney Holloway
Jerry Krueger
Darrel
David Muenling
Rebekahs Plan Secret Pal Party
Mrs. Nellie Call was installed as colorbearer and Mrs. Kermit Brumbaugh as conductor at the Wednesday evening meeting of Rebekah Lodge. Thirty members attended as plans were made for a Secret Pal party for January February and March to be held Tuesday March 17 after degree and drill practice in the Odd Fellows Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Call
Kermit Brumbaugh
Rebekah Lodge
William Allen
Arlo Jones
C. L. Maddox
Odd Fellows Hall
Odd Felows
Schuyler Colfax
Rebekah Degree
A. H. Dilley
Ernest Burke
Noel Golden
Oscar Hollinrake
Ladies Aid Plans To Attend Film Showing
St Pauls Lutheran Ladies Aid met in the school Fellowship Hall with 17 members. Mrs Henry Haupt led the session as the group planned to attend a religious film by Rev William Acker of Omaha at the church on Wednesday April 1, sponsored by the St Paul Parent Teacher League. Rev O L Mueller gave the Scripture on Jesus Suffering on the Cross. Hostesses were Mrs Arno Thom as and Mrs Paul Aude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s Lutheran Ladies Aid
Henry Haupt
William Acker
Omaha
St Paul
Parent-Teacher League
O. L. Mueller
Jesus
Arno Thomas
Paul Aude
Extension Club meeting notes from February gathering
Extension Club 0.N.O. met February 26 at Mrs. George Bennett home. President Mrs. I. B. Downs led, eight members attended, sharing favorite bread recipes. Lesson on Furniture Arrangement led by Mrs. Downs and Mrs. James Hiett. Mrs. Ed Kieselhorst to host March 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O.N.O. Extension Club
George Bennett
I. B. Downs
Downs
James Hiett
Ed Kieselhorst
Fashion Show Plans and Tickets Details
Plans are underway for the Spring Style Show to be held Sunday at 2 30 p m in Central School auditorium sponsored by Mrs Jaycees Tickets are $1 each and include a dessert lunch Fashions from Greenlees Inc will be modeled under the direction of Mrs Chester Vetter and Bill Peterson Narration will be by Mrs John Elwell Jr The program features women's dresses coats suits swimsuits sportswear and children's and men's wear including beach wear and toys A bridal outfit will be modeled by Miss Claudia Hazelwood with a number of local models and young helpers in charge of staffing and presentation
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central School
Jaycees
Greenlees’ Inc
Chester Vetter
Bill Peterson
John Elwell Jr
Claudia Hazelwood
Robert Hossle
Hazelwood
James Keating
Gilbert Hougen
Velora Morris
Rosemary Townsend
Karen Felt
Jill Dobson
Sharon Bauman
Barbara Hyde
Joanne Baker
Lee Glassburn
Bonnie Brown
Susan Talich
Karen Kinney
Lynn de Peterson
Karen Green
Wanda Jean Andersen
Karen Sterrett
Susan Pattison
Gregg Poppen
Lewis Townsend
Stan Belieu
Jerome Buehrer
Cal Cutright
Vet Hakes
Howie Maley
Lynn Nelson
Business and Professional Women
Alpha Nu
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
King’s Daughters
Sidney High Band
Harold Keith
Joe Dodds
Job
First Baptist Church Ladies Missionary Circle
Grace Baptist Church Missionary Circle
Memorial Hospital Auxiliary Executive Board
Sidney Garden Club
Alpha Beta Chapter
Delta Kappa Gamma Society
East Ward
Providence
C.E.S
Methodist Church
Dalton Lions Club
New Officers Are Named At P E O Chapter Meetings
Election of new officers dominated Monday P E O chapters FR and BO meetings held in members homes. Chapter FR re elected Mrs M M Selzer as president with Mrs J H Lowe assisting, and chose Mrs Knicely as vice president Mrs E Y C Jones recording secretary Mrs Wait corresponding secretary Mrs M C Sherrerd treasurer Mrs Glenn Patrick chaplain and Mrs James Thayer guard. Selzer named convention delegate with Knicely as alternate. Twenty two members and two guests attended. Chapter BO elected Mrs John Elwell Sr president with co hosts Mrs Raymond Maley Mrs Louis Neuman. Officers include Mrs Neal Atkins vice president Mrs R L Townsend recording secretary Mrs Maley corresponding secretary Mrs leBaron Goodwin treasurer Mrs Frank Mattoon chaplain and Mrs James Edwards guard. Elwell will be state convention delegate Atkins alternate. 1958 past president gavel pin presented to Mrs Carl Christ Jr. Wilson to host March 16 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.E.O
M. M. Selzer
J. H. Lowe
Robert Wait
Ae Knicely
E.Y.C. Jones
M. C. Sherrerd
Glenn Patrick
James Thayer
Selzer
Knicely
Exie Critchfield
Indianapolis
Richard Powell
John Elwell Sr
Raymond Maley
Ron Baker
Louis Neuman
Elwell
Neal Atkins
R. L. Townsend
Maley
leBaron Goodwin
Frank Mattoon
James Edwards
Atkins
Carl Christ Jr
Dean Wilson
Church Ladies Plan Bible School Helpers Needed
Mrs. Ron Barker chaired a Women's Association meeting at Light Memorial Presbyterian Church. Rummage sale planned for April 3 and 4 in city auditorium basement, plus a dinner for Hastings College Choir on April 7. Vacation Bible School volunteers requested for the first week in June. Mrs. Robert Benner led devotional. offering dedication by Mrs. Carl Nelson. Theme was Charter For Christian Action led by Mrs. B. H. Grimm and Mrs. E. T. C. Jones. Thirty members and one guest attended. Miriam Circle hosted with lilies as centerpieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ron Barker
Women's Association of Light Memorial Presbyterian Church
City Auditorium
Hastings College
Kimball
Robert Benner
Carl Nelson
Christian Action
B. H. Grimm
E.T.C. Jones
James Lanks
Miriam Circle
Wilton Greene
Clever Cookies 4 H Club reorganizes and activities noted
The Clever Cookies 4 H Club reorganized January 3 1959 with officers Cindy Ferrill president Susan Morris vice president June Zwickl secretary Nancy Peetz treasurer Bonnie Bauer news reporter Kathy Curless call girl Linda Adbis cheer reader The group showcases Lets Cook scrapbooks in McCoys window Wheel of Good Eating plans a visit March 7 to Golden Gals Club at the 4 H building A short business meeting precedes the visit Bonnie Bauer reporter Also adds cooking tip about mer ingue touching crust all around edge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cindy Ferrill
Susan Morris
June Zwickl
Nancy Peetz
Bonnie Bauer
Kathy Curless
Linda Adbis
McCoy’s
Golden Gals Club
Golden Gals
Community Event Calendar for Sidney March 7 to 15
A compact schedule lists civic group gatherings, dances, card parties, and fundraisers in Sidney. Events include Cheyenne Encampment and Elks activities Friday, a Mad Mixer and Newcomers Club party Saturday, alumni mass Sunday, and numerous club meetings and charity circles through March 15. Proceeds support scholarships, camp expenses, and youth programs. Public invited. GET MORE FOR YOUR MONEY SHOP IN SIDNEY!
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Elks
Junior High
Seventeen Club
Ft. Sidney
Post
Creighton
St. Patrick’s Church
C. B. Dorwart
B.P.O
Does
Pilgrimage Path Theme For Garland CWF Group
Garland Christian Women's Fellowship met at Mrs Frieda Widstrand home with 12 members and three guests. The session led by Mrs Clarence Dorman centered on Path of Pilgrimage and included talks on Mission churches in Argentina and a Book of Acts review. Announcements covered May World Council fellowship, March 19 meeting at First Christian Church, and April 2 hosting duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garland Farmer Group of
Christian Women’s Fellowship
Frieda Widstrand
Jack Schilling
W. E. Chambers
Bernard Miller
George Burr
Schilling
Clarence Dorman
Argentina
Frank Gadd
Daisy Hiett
Daune Martin
World Council of Church Women
Light Memorial
Presbyterian Church
C.W.F
First Christian Church
Garland
Charles Smyth
Kline to Speak at Chadron Chamber Meeting
Dr Donald Kline executive secretary of the Nebraska Education Association will speak March 12 when Chadron hosts the Western Nebraska United Chambers of Commerce He will discuss current Unicameral legislation The Chadron Chamber expects delegations from more than 20 communities including Harrison North Platte Ainsworth and Scottsbluff
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chadron
Donald Kline
Nebraska Education Association
Western Nebraska United Chambers of Commerce
Barton Kline
Chadron State College
Monroe Bixler
Harrison
Ray David
Chadron ‘Chamber
Chadron’ Chamber
North Platte
Ainsworth
Scottsbluff
Girl Scout Week Plans Highlight Community Events
Theme You Can Count On Her To Be Creative marks Girl Scout Week March 8 to 14. Sidney area has 180 girls, 80 adults, 15 troops with about 12 girls each, plus many leaders. Activities include Sunday church wear uniforms, Homemaking Day, Citizenship Day, Health and Safety, Friendship Day, Arts and Crafts, and Outdoors Day with an art contest chaired by Mrs. Max Cory. Displays will line city storefronts and first place art will go to the district contest in Ogallala.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Girl Scout
W. J. Robinson
Max Cory
J. D. Olinger
D. C. Jelinek
Also Mentioned on This Page
Millard Carlton
First Baptist Church
Elkhart
Kan
Carlton
Sidney Church
Gerald Brestel
WMEB
Rebekahs
Ladies Aid
P.E.O. Chapter
Nelson
Paul Martin
Waaer Luis
Jackson
Hardy-Clark Furniture
Meadow Gold Dairy
Euiin
CWF
Kline
WMCC
Sao
Sidney Telegraph
Maddox
EAD
Fleetwood
Bodge
Nebraska
Maddox Motor
Imperial
Chrysler
JEEP
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