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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1970

Page

5

Local Notes on Hospital Stays and Visits

Walter Weyerts was admitted to DePaul Hospital in Cheyenne Wy Sunday for neck surgery and is listed as satisfactory, recuperating in Room 305. Gary Statler of Denver visited his parents and recently returned from a three week IBM school in Texas. Tom Statler of Chapel was admitted to Miller Memorial Hospital Wednesday. Guests at Mr. and Mrs. Ed Cole’s home include Mrs. Roy Ballenger and husband of Topeka Kansas, Dick Cole of Denver, and Miss Sue Whelan of Aurora. Pfc Byron Wicks of USMC is on leave from Camp Pendleton staying with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Clark Wicks.

Walter Weyerts DePaul Hospital Cheyenne Wye Gary Statler Denver Herb Statler IBM Texas Ward Tom Statler Chappell Miller Memorial Hospital Ed Cole Roy Ballenger Topeka, Kan Dick Cole Sue Whelan Aurora Ballengers Colorado Pfc Byron Wicks USMC Camp Pendleton Calif Mrs Clark Wicks

BO Elects Installs Officers at Monday Meeting

Chapter BO of PEO held a 6:30 p.m. meeting at Mrs. Lloyd Talib home. Officers installed by Mrs. W J Robinson included Ray Cruise as president and John W Blewell as vice president. Cruise named convention delegate with Elwell as alternate. 26 members attended. A constitutional quiz was given and the next meeting is March 16 at Mrs. Henry Marx’s home.

Lloyd Talib W. J. Robinson Ray Cruise John W. Blewell le- Baron Goodwin Russell Pedersen Lowry Lindell Carl Johnson Cruise Elwell A. L. Cruise Kyle Mines Rolland Biggs Jack Flohr Jim Brumfield Henry Marx

Hospital policy limits patient name publication

Memorial Hospital withholds patient names unless written release is given at admission. Census shows 43 patients and one newborn. Admitted names include Sidney Mrs Summers Amy Robinette Tobi Imus Dalton Mrs Edward Schinzel Chappell Mary Kauffman Crook Alvin Hedges. Dismissed names: LaVera Brockman Bill Allen Tanja Headly Karoline Sparks. Birth: a daughter to Mr and Mrs John Summers at 9 06 p m Thursday seven pounds.

Memorial Hospital Sidney Telegraph Sidney John Summers Amy Robinette Tobi Imus Dalton Edward Schinzel Chappell Mary Kauffman Crook Alvin Hedges LaVera Brockman Bill Allen Tanja Headly Karoline Sparks

Ladies C of C Welcomes Five Guests

The Ladies Chapter of the Cheyenne County Chamber of Commerce hosted 23 members from Dalton Gurley Potter Lodgepole and Sidney at the Ft Sidney Motor Hotel on Monday night. Five guests were introduced and the group discussed labor needs within 25 miles and assisting with a District 563 Rotary Conference in Sidney on April 3 and 4.

Cheyenne County Chamber of Commerce Ft. Sidney Motor Hotel National Guard Armory J. W. Vaughn Dalton Gurley Potter Lodgepole Sidney Aaron Harmon Kenneth Ewert Mable Jorgenson Richard B. Dittmar Lloyd Ballenger Ed Cole Jim Payne Industrial Committee

Peetz Scouts Plan Night Of Appreciation

The Brownies Cadettes and Senior Girl Scouts in Peetz organize an Appreciation Night at the United Methodist Church. Camp slides from Meadow Mountain Camp in Colorado will be shown, with Ruth Fees giving a talk on the Creative Arts Conference from Pennsylvania. Girls are asked to bring two dozen cookies and beverages will be provided.

United Methodist United States

Births of Melba Irene Summers and Kevin Eugene Messing

Mr and Mrs John Summers announce daughter Melba Irene born March 4 at 9 06 p m weighing seven pounds. Grandparents Bertran Bellevue and Fred Summers Omaha. Mr and Mrs Kenny Messing announce son Kevin Eugene born March 2 weighing five pounds 10 ounces. Mother Karen Sterett, grandmothers Amanda Sterett and Conrad Messing, great grandfather George Messing.

Melba Irene Summers John Summers Manor Road Melba Irene Jeffrey Bertrant Bellevue Fred Summers Omaha Kevin Eugene Messing Kenny Messing Cape Elizabeth Kevin Eugene Karen Sterett Amanda Sterett Conrad Messing George Messing

Troop 50 Visit to 7-Up Company

On Monday Troop 50 toured the 7-Up Company facility and received a bottle of pop a pencil and a cookbook as gifts during the visit.

Sunday Kicks Off Girl Scout Week in March

The article outlines Girl Scout Week from March 8 to 14 with Scout Sunday services, daily themes, and activities across Brownies Juniors Cadettes and Seniors. It describes badges signs and the promise requirements plus the progression from Brownies to Seniors and the long term opportunities for leadership and travel.

Peetz Grad To Marry Peetz Grad To Marry

Mr and Mrs Joe McCormick of Flagler Colorado announce the August wedding of their daughter Jeanne to Ron Wieser son of Mr and Mrs Joe Wieser of Peetz Jeanne is a 1968 Flagler High School graduate and works at Colorado Bird Seed Ply Inc Wieser is a 1962 Peetz High School graduate with a BA from Adams State College in 1967 and is a teacher and coach at Flagler High School

Joe McCormick Flagler Colo Jeanne Ron Wieser Joe Wieser Peetz Flagler High School Colorado Bird Seed Ply. Inc Wieser Peetz High School Adams State College

Ladies Remain High At Bridge Meet

Mrs. Ross Barker and Mrs. Fred George held top positions at the Duplicate Bridge Meet last Friday in the Parish Hall of the Episcopal Church. Other winners were Mrs. Arnold Wagoner and Jim Decker in second place and Mrs. J. R. Gilliland with Mrs. Jim Keating in third. The club meets every Friday at 7:30 p.m. in the church hall.

Ross Barker Fred George Episcopal Church Arnold Wagoner Jim Decker J. R. Gilliland Jim Keating

January Nuptials For Glenda Printz and Wayne Henzl

Miss Glenda Ann Printz of Rapid City SD wed Wayne D. Henzl in a 8 pm January 31 ceremony at Light Memorial Presbyterian Church. The Rev. Darrell Davis officiated before about 100 guests with detailed nuptial rites and a four tier white cake. The couple honeymooned in Denver and Rapid City.

Glenda Ann Printz Rapid City S.D Wayne D. Henzl Light Memorial Presbyterian Church Victor Printz Sidney James Henzl Darrell Davis Phil Curtiss William Fankhauser Gordon Printz Lincoln Vicki Printz Eugene Printz Golden Colo David Lee Oliverius Jim Henzi Don Lee Joe Haugan, Jr al Nelson Tom Golden North Platte Alice Brauer Cindy Brauer Ken Noteboom Sr Denver

Vows Exchanged In Chappell United Methodist Church

Miss Karen Schou of Omaha and Robert E. Jones Jr. of Ames were married March 1 at the First United Methodist Church in Chappell. The ceremony featured double ring rites, candlelight, and lilac and mint green decor. The couple will reside in Ames Iowa with Miss Schou a former Omaha public school employee and Mr Jones pursuing a physics doctorate at Iowa State University.

First United Methodist Church Chappell Karen Kay Schou Omaha Robert E. Jones Jr Ames Carl N. Schou Robert E. Jones Sabetha Kan Walter D. Marshall Anita Schou Lincoln Robert Olson Niobrara Arthur Mansure Ira Sarah Jones Sebetha Larry David Hays, Kan Marvin Schou Fremont Ron Wall Aurora Fred McClanahan Osawatomie Kansas State College Pittsburg Tau Kappa Epsiion Fraternity Hilda Schou

Couple Linda Collins and Carlos Flores to Wed

June 6 ceremony at St Patrick s Catholic Church will unite Linda Collins and Carlos Flores. Linda is Sidney High School graduate employed by George Risk Industries Kimball. Carlos is son of I O Flores Bayard couple, Bayard High School 1965 graduate, Navy veteran who served in Vietnam and now works at G W Sugar Company.

St. Patrick’s Catholic Linda Collins Carlos Flores Don Collins Miss Collins Sidney High School George Risk Industries Kimball I. O. Flores Bayard Bayard High School United States Navy Vietnam G. W. Sugar Company

Mental Health Topic At AAUW Meeting Speakers

Mrs. Martha Martinez of Scottsbluff spoke at the Sidney branch of the American Association of University Women on the community Mental Health Clinic program. Fifteen members attended with hostesses Mrs. David Hecht and Miss Marie Nicholson, guest Mrs. Leroy Hare attended, and the April 1 meeting at Mrs. J. L. Tewell will include officer elections.

Martha Martinez Scottsbluff Sidney American Association of University Women David Hecht Marie Nicholson Leroy Hare J. L. Tewell

Nine Garden Club Members Answer Roll

The Helping Hand Garden Club met Thursday with Mrs. Ted Fleming. Nine members answered roll with a patriotic thought and a card was signed for Mrs. Georgia Walker in Cheyenne hospital. Mrs. Bill Fleming gave a lesson on Horticulture of Cacti including care for cacti and succulents.

Helping Hand Garden Club Ted Fleming Vernon Walker Georgia Walker Cheyenne, Wyo Bill Fleming

Miracle Lenten Lessons at First United Methodist Church

Mrs. Ladine led 9:30 a.m. devotional sessions for 45 women at First United Methodist Church with chapters from Can I Believe In Miracles by Ralph Murray. Florence Linton accompanied on organ. Circle Four served coffee. Next chapters led by Mrs. James Edwards. Nursery provided. clinic for prospective parents arranged by American Nurses Association. Organizational meeting March 16 at 7 p.m. presided by Dr. Calvin Cutright to select topics.

First United Methodist Church Elmer Ladine Ralph Murray Florence Linton Circle Four Women’s Society of Christian Service James Edwards Sidney McCaig American Nurses Association Calvin Cutright Robert Willis R. W. Brown

Center To Be Open Sunday For Senior Center Program

The Senior Citizen's Center will be open Sunday at 3 30 p m with Miss Jeri Roberts of Peetz daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul Roberts presenting slides and a talk about her trip to the United Nations last summer Mrs Val Kealy a Community Action program representative spoke to 45 Tuesday about steps in becoming a foster grandparent Winners at the card play were Pitch Ernest Reker high Mrs John Fraso low Pinochle Mrs Henry Haupt high and Mrs Anna Mazel low Emma Enge was the door prize recipient Bingo winners Thursday won cakes with St Patrick's Day themes Patrons are reminded of the white elephant sale Saturday at 1 p m The cardigan look in liquid jersey is noted as big news this spring.

Jeri Roberts Peetz Paul Roberts United Nations Val Kealy Ernest Reker John Fraso Henry Haupt Anna Mazel Low Emma Enge Harley Ellis Ernest Baack Martha Wills Gertrude Higgins Carl Christ Margaret Nagengast Loretta Fehringer

Annual Sinclair Dance Returns for March in Wyoming

The Sinclair Promenaders Square Dance Club of Rawlins invites all square dancers to its 19th annual free festival March 14 and 15 at Jeffrey Center Rawlins. Featured callers include Rocky Mountain region leaders and Bob Parrish. A 2 to 4 p.m. welcome dance Saturday precedes an 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. main event. Sunday offers a 9 a.m. workshop. A smorgasbord social precedes Saturday dinner, $3 per person, reservations to P. O. Box 701 Rawlins.

P. O Rawlins

Subtle Style Hints Appear at Waist and Bodice

The description notes lines softened by modest hints at the waist and hip, with emphasis on the yoke bodice and cuffed sleeves as the new year’s fashion. It highlights restrained shaping and tailored detailing for a refined look.

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Hoyt Ladies C of C Alliance Alliance High School Western Nebraska Vocational Technical School Girl Scouts Little Brownies Girl Scout Movement Jeanne McCormick Mrs. Wayne Henzl Duis Studio Robert E. Jones, JR AAUW Garden Club Liquid Jersey Sinclair Wyoming
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