Weekend Socials Paint Busy Picture Across Nebraska
A flurry of visits and travel fills a Nebraska weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Murry Nelson of Wenatchee Washington, and sisters of Shu berg, stay with the William Frederickson home. Various relatives from Colorado and beyond stop by for dinners and greetings as families gather in Sidney and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Murry Nelson
Wenetchee, Wash
William Frederickson
Ruby Hinegardner
Longmont
Colo
Edith Turner
Loveland
Arthur Shuberg
Shuberg
Eight CSC student teachers to begin in Sidney schools
Chadron State College will send eight student teachers to Sidney Public Schools starting March 16 as part of 165 seniors from CSC training in Nebraska South Dakota and Wyoming. They spend nine weeks in their assigned districts before returning in May with placements in Bridgeport Chappell Kimball and other communities including Gordon Pine Ridge and multiple towns in Colorado and Hawaii listed among the trainees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chadron State College
Sidney
Chadron
Nebraska
South Dakota
Wyoming
Susan Johns
Monte Vista
Colo
Susan Kirkpatrick
Gothenburg
Carla Mahar
Harrison
Terry McHenry
Robert Runge
Ruth van Natter
Claris
Tickets Now Available for Wheat Hearts Luncheon
Tickets for the Annual Wheat Hearts Spring Luncheon on Monday March 16 at 12 30 p m in the Ft Sidney Motor Hotel may be obtained by members in any town of Cheyenne County. Holding tickets are Mrs Bonnie Herboldsheimer Potter Mrs Harold Tremain Mrs Robert Rauner and Mrs Francis Hruska Sidney Mrs Elwin Linton Dalton Mrs Wayne Campbell Lodgepole and Mrs Chet Frame Gurley. Guests are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ft. Sidney Motor Hotel
Cheyenne County
Bennie Herboldsheimer
Potter
Harold Tremain
Robert Rauner
Francis Hruska
Sidney
Elwin Linton
Dalton
Wayne Campbell
Lodgepole
Chet Frame
Gurley
New Member Joins Honeycomb Extension Club
Mrs Wes Bills was received into the Honeycomb Extension Club as a new member at the Monday March 2 meeting held in Mrs Dennis Custers home. Roll call pledged a new goal for the year and the hostess presented the lesson New Desserts. Mrs Bert Young will attend the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wes Bills
Honeycomb Extension Club
Dennis Custer
Bert Young
ONO Club Reports 100 Percent Attendance at Meeting
The ONO Extension Club enjoyed full attendance at Tuesday’s meeting. Hostess Mrs John Frerichs welcomed members and the lesson, The Art of Easy Blending, was given by Mrs O W Golden and Mrs Elmer Van Natter. The April 14 gathering will be hosted by Mrs Ed Hiett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ONO Extension Club
John Frerichs
O. W. Golden
Elmer van Natter
Ed Hiett
Eight Attend Extension Club Meeting at Hiner Home
A Handy Fixers home extension club met Tuesday at Francis Hiner’s with eight members and one guest Mrs. Harold Kuhns. President Ed Hinrichs led a lesson on Easy Blending. Refreshments included fresh apple sauce cabbage slaw and cottage cheese dip. Next meeting set for April 14 at Mrs. H Glenn Spearow’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handy Fixers Home Extension Club
Francis Hiner
Harold Kuhns
Ed Hinrichs
Hiner
H. Glenn Spearow
Marine corporal’s homecoming after Vietnam service
Frank Flores, a corporal in the United States Marines, returns with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Joe Flores. He was honorably discharged after two years in Vietnam near Da Nang, entered the Marine Corps in February 1968, trained at Camp Pendleton, and plans to study mechanics in college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Flores
Frank Flores
United States Marines
Vietnam
da Nang
Flores
Marine Corps
Camp Pendelton
Calif
Engaged: Miss Marsha Ann Griffiths to Frank Comfort Jones II
Mr and Mrs W L Griffiths announce the engagement of their daughter Marsha Ann to Frank Comfort Jones II son of Mr and Mrs Frank Jones of Lodgepole A June wedding is planned Miss Griffiths is a senior at Sidney High School Her fiance a Lodgepole High School 1967 graduate attended Sterling Junior College and is presently serving in the United States Navy
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Griffiths
Marsha Ann
Frank Comfort Jones II
Frank Jones
Lodgepole
Miss Griffiths
Sidney High School
Lodgepole High School
Sterling Junior College
United States Navy
Mrs Frerichs and Kahler Win Top Pinochle and Pitch Finishes
Mrs John Frerichs and Walter Kahler took high places in pinochle and pitch at the Tuesday card play at the Senior Citizen's Center. Low scores went to Harley Ellis and Merritt Plantz. Ernest Baack won the door prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Frerichs
Walter Kahler
Senior Citizen’s Center
Harley Ellis
Merritt Plantz
Ernest Baack
Hospital policy restricts patient name publication at admission
Memorial Hospital will not publish patient names unless written authorization. At admission the patient or admitting person must sign a form requesting name release for publication. The Sidney Telegraph has no access to names without this authorization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Hospital
Hospital
Sidney Telegraph
Census at Memorial Hospital Shows 51 Patients No Newborns
This morning's census lists 51 patients with no newborns at Memorial Hospital. Admissions include Sidney residents Orland Prentice Mrs. Francis McElfresh Mrs. Bernie Ruybal Sadie Mellberg Lynda Rehmer and George Armstrong along with Dalton Patrick Ernest Sr and Kimball Mrs. Lonnie Mowry. Discharges include Sidney residents Donna Needham Telina Alvord and Mrs. Bernie Ruybal Chappell Mary Kauffman Gurley Barbara Ewert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Hospital
Sidney
Orland Prentice
Francis McElfresh
Bernie Ruybal
Sadie Mellberg
Lynda Rehmer
George Armstrong
Dalton
Patrick Ernest
Kimball
Lonnie Mow
Willoughby Announces Cheyenne Birth of Daughter Julie Jane
Julie Jane Willoughby born March 9 in Cheyenne Wyoming to Dean and Julie Willoughby of Burns. Weighs six pounds seven ounces. The couple has one son Jeff, 11. Grandparents Millard Musil and Francis Willoughby of Potter and great grandparents locally. Richard Kent Holloway born March 7 in Peru Indiana to Sgt and Mrs Kent Holloway. Weighs seven and a half pounds. Grandparents Leonard Holloway Sidney and Paul Stacy Boron California. Great grandparents include Richard Holloway Loveland Colorado William West Medicine Bow Wyoming and W Schulz Sidney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julie Jane Willoughby
Dean Willoughby
Burns
Wyo
Julie Jane
Cheyenne
Willoughbys
Jeff
Millard Musil
Francis Willoughby
Potter
Roy Westrick
Lincoln
Louise Willoughby
C. P. Herboldsheimer
Richard Kent Holloway
Kent Holloway
Peru
Ind
Richard Kent
Leonard Holloway
Sidney
Paul Stacy
Boron
Calif
Richard Holloway
Loveland
Colo
William West
Medicine Bow
W. W. Schulz
Devotion at First United Methodist Church
Mrs James Edwards presented the lesson on Can I Believe In Miracles at the Lenten Devotionals. Forty attended the weekly program this morning with Mrs Robert Spearow at the organ. Circle Five served coffee at 9 30 a m. The final devotion will be held next Wednesday with Mrs Keith Simpson presenting Seen The Glory and The Death of Death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Edwards
First United Methodist Church
Robert ‘Spearow
Circle Five
Keith Simpson
Officers Named By Beta Alpha Chapter Of BSP
Beta Alpha chapter of Beta Sigma Phi elected Mrs. Larry Langley president at the regular meeting held Wednesday in Mrs. Jack Wiedeburg’s home. New officers include Mrs. Cory Nelson vice president Mrs. Dallas Langley secretary and Mrs. Jens Nielsen treasurer. The program titled Tools for the Art of Life Speech and Action was given by Mrs. Nelson and Mrs. Ross Barker. The March of Dimes was named the state project. Discussion covered the Lincoln state convention in May and chapter format final arrangements. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Wiedeburg and co-hostess Mrs. Dallas Langley. The next meeting will be April 1 at Mrs. John Gottschalk’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Langley
Beta Alpha
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Jack Wiedeburg
Cory Nelson
Dallas Langley
Jens Nielsen
Nelson
Ross Barker
March of Dimes
State Project
Lincoln
Wiedeburg
John Gottschalk
Africa Subject Of Past Matrons Is Guest At Club
Mrs Blanche Howitt of Chappell was a guest of the Sidney Past Matrons Club Monday at Mrs Chet Petersons home in Chappell. Members enjoyed an African theme lunch and received a miniature native animal. New officers named Maude Quelle president Jack Headley vice president Virgil Walters secretary treasurer. March birthdays observed for several members. District Supervisor visit announced and Masonic dinner set for Saturday. Next session will be a no host gathering at the Ft Sidney Hotel on April 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Howitt
Chappel
Sidney Past Matrons Club
Chet Peterson
Chappell
Elmer Hartmann
Peterson
Maude Quelle
Jack Headley
Virgil Walters
Cliff Webster
Ida Greenlee
Harold Bond
Bob Hiett
Rex Olsen
OES
Ken Bagby
Ft. Sidney
Wig Show Plans Discussed At Sidney Drove Meeting
Tickets remain for the Wig Show this Sunday announced at the Sidney Drove BPO Does meeting. Mrs Jim Brumfield presided. A Rest Home party report called it a great success. Drove members voted to sell dishes on hand. Scottsbluff Drove invited members to a March 18 style show. Door prize won by Mrs Vern Shoopman. Bingo prizes to several named members. Hostesses listed as Mrs Bob Nelsen Mrs Daryl Conger and Mrs Mike Timlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
BPO
Jim Brumfield
Scottsbluff
Vern Shoopman
Mmes
J. B. Ruttner
Ralph Carleton
B.C. Atkins
Frank Frauendorfer
Walt Skrdlant
Earl Schultz
Charles Woods
Mable Portz
LCW Sewing Day set at Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
Lutheran Church Women of Holy Trinity plan a Thursday sewing day in the fellowship hall. At last week’s meeting Miss Alice Rexroth was elected delegate to the Nebraska Lutheran Church Women Unit Convention in Lincoln May 19 and 20, with Mrs. Henry Dumler as alternate. Two new Mor Value stamp card tables were displayed and Easter boxes for congregational servicers were packed for mailing. April meeting will be guest day with hostesses Mrs. Arlo Jones, Mrs. Russell Pedersen and Mrs. Don Wright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Church Women of the
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
Fellowship Hall
Alice Rexroth
Miss Rexroth
Nebraska Lutheran Church Women Unit Convention
Lincoln
Henry Dumler
Mor
Arlo Jones
Russell Pedersen
Don Wright
Ladies Aid To Donate Parish Tape Recorder
The St. Pauls Ladies Aid of St. Pauls Lutheran Church voted to buy a parish tape recorder. At the Thursday 1 30 program in the fellowship hall 19 members attended with Rev. Earl Moermond presiding on worship. Mrs Harold Borcher, president, announced church cleaning Monday and invited all ladies to help. The group will serve juice rolls and coffee to choir members families and the congregation from 7 to 8 a m Easter morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s
Two Officers Visit Gering Italian Theme Event
Mrs. Jaycee officers led a Gering visitation on Monday March 2 at the OTEK with Mrs. Ben Belden as president and Mrs. Roger Jorgensen as vice president. Decorations and meal followed an Italian theme. Entertainment included an Italian reading titled D Tri Berrese and vocal numbers by Miss Vicki Horn and Miss Oregon Trail 1967.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaycee
Ben Belden
Roger Jorgensen
OTEK
Vicki Horn
Hiram Scott Students Train in County
Seventy one student teachers from Hiram Scott College will train this spring in Cheyenne County schools. Incoming Sidney trainee Morris Enyeart from Grand Island will study history, with Al Potter and Bernard Law among others in math and physical education. Dalton hosts Floyd Bush and David Ketchum, while Gurley trains Cassius Daly and George Juelfs joins Bridgeport placement in business education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram Scott College
Cheyenne County
Sidney
Morris Enyeart
Grand Island
al Potter
Dennis Putorti
Yonkers
N. Y
Bernard Law
Canestota
James Villano Jr
Paterson
N. J
Dalton
Floyd Bush
Blairsville
David Ketchum
Old Saybrook
Conn
Gurley
Cassius Daly
Leonia
George Juelfs
Bridgeport
Spiker Earns BS in Agricultural Economics at Wyoming
Keith LeRoy Spiker, son of Mr. and Mrs. Keith W. Spiker, graduates from the University of Wyoming on January 24 with a Bachelor of Science in agricultural economics. He is currently employed at The Egging Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Wyoming
Keith LeRoy Spiker
Keith W. Spiker
Spiker
The
Egging Co
Trane Rebekah Lodge Rededication Ceremony in Sidney
An impressive rededication ceremony was held by Sidney Rebekah Lodge in the OOF Hall with 19 members present. Mrs. Leslie Sabin presided as noble grand. plans included a Minatare district convention planning meeting on March 2 and a district meeting in Minatare on June 5. Birthday songs honored Mrs. Katie Helzer as lunch was served after by Mrs. Grace Osborn and Mrs. Effie Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Rebekah Lodge
Oof
Leslie Sabin
Noble Grand
Minatare
Sabin
Hattie Lipke
Katie Helzer
Sorority pledges and honors noted at regional colleges
Chi Omega pledges Linda Garcia of Sidney and Marci Faessler of Bridgeport appear in Chadron State College listings while Judy Lessman of Dalton earns the University of Wyoming graduate students honor book for 1969 70 to be awarded April 10. Julia Overman of Potter is initiated into Delta Zeta at Nebraska Wesleyan. Sterling piano teachers and pupils hear CU clinicians Howard Waltz Storm Bull and Paul Parmelee discuss baroque technique and related topics at Northeastern Junior College workshop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chadron State College
Linda Garcia
Sidney
Chi Omega
Marci Faessler
Bridgeport
Alpha Omicron Pi
George Moffat
Judy Lessman
LeRoy Lessman
Dalton
University of Wyoming
Laramie
Julia Overman
Potter
Delta Zeta Sorority
Nebraska Wesleyan University
Lincoln
Miss Overman
SEA
Yellers
The
Brown
Community events and club notices for March 11 to 17
Calendar notes list school of instruction at Masonic Temple and various meetings across local clubs including OES Elevens, hairdressers association, Handy Fixers Extension, Stateliners Extension, square dance classes, duplicate bridge, Shrine Club, prenatal classes at Memorial Hospital, Wheat Hearts Spring Luncheon, Past President's Parley, Rotary, Kiwanis, Kensington, Hospital Auxiliary, Alcoholics Anonymous, Toastmasters, TOPS, piano workshop with Lois Lamm, Lions Club lunch meeting at The Chateau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Hospital
American Nurses’ Association
Officers Are Chosen By Local Club at Sidney TOPS Meeting
Mrs Harold Kieselhorst was elected new leader for the Sidney Weight Losers TOPS Club at its Tuesday meeting in the Burlington depot. Reelected were Mrs Ling reer co leader and other officers. Net weight loss for the week was 10 pounds. Miss Cher Beisner won the traveling trophy for greatest individual loss. The auction was postponed to April 7 Recognition Night. Division winners for February were Mrs Lee Verplank Mrs Roy Stroh Mrs Joan Palmer and Miss Jennifer Norcott. TOPS meets Tuesdays at St Patrick’s basement or Burlington depot weighing begins 6 15 p m meeting at 7 p m. All interested may attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Weight Losers Tops Club
John Summers
I. R. Kreutzer
Harold Kieselhorst
Sam Countryman
Telegraph
Burlington Depot
Dwight Beard
Ling Reer
Ae ‘Céamtrman
Baynet Summves
Cher Beisner
Lee Verplank
Roy Stroh
Joan Palmer
Jennifer Norcott
Scottsbluff Club
Stroh
TOPS
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Nurses Attend State Workshop in Kearney
Nurses from Educational Service Unit 19 and local schools gathered in Kearney on March 5 and 6 for a workshop titled The School Nurse As A Catalyst in Solving Health Problems. The event, hosted by Unit 12 and sponsored by Nebraska service units, drew attendees including Mrs. John Peetz Jr. and Mrs. John Echternach of Sidney Public Schools, Mrs. Shirley Wharton of Kimball, Mrs. W. E. Gehrig Jr. and Mrs. Charles Lafler of Sidney, and Mrs. Don Hyde of Lodgepole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Educational Service Unit 19
Kearney
Unit 12
Service Units
Nebraska
John Peetz Jr
John Echternach
Sidney Public Schools
Shirley Whartman
Kimball
W. E. Gehrig Jr
Charles Lafler
Sidney
Open Meeting On Food Stamps In Senior Center
An open meeting on the Food Stamp program is scheduled for Tuesday March 31 in the Senior Citizen's Center. Dennis Dailey, area representative for the USDA, will explain the program and answer questions. The session is informational and the public is urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Dailey
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dave Ells
Raymond Madden
Tamara
Bushnell
Jerald
David
Gary L. McGee
Ft. Mead, Md
Allen McGees
Mable McGee
Salina
Kaw
McGee
Wayne Elsen
Greeley
Mary Jane
Bill Frederickson
Gene Cole
Ft. Collins
Cole
Gordon Niemoller
Frauendorfer
St. Mary’s Hospital
Niemoller
Otto Seevers
Great Bend
Ore
Ada Seevers
Oregon
Vernon Sherling
Plymouth
Ned
James Smith
Maramex
Okla
Floyd Martin
Kenneth Prather
Casper, Wyo
Melony Gale Foxhoven
Donald Dean Foxhoven
Jack R. Knicely
Hal Teague
Susan Knicely
Joe Bonkiewicz
Ann
Joe Schimka
Vernon Goranson
Don Hume
Linda Hume
Cecil Hume
Marie Johnson
Esther Goranson
CSC
Bills
ONO Club
Marsha Ann Griffiths
Hovey
Mrs. Edwards
Beta
BSP
Sharon van Cleave
Sigma Tau Gamma Fraternity
Herb Statley
Lyle van Cleave
Sigma Tau Gamma
Africa
Does
Bob Nelsen
Daryl Conger
Mike Timlin
LCW
Gering
Hiram Scott
Keith Spiker
Tops Club
Trane Rebekkah Lodge
Orne. News
Providence
Masonic Temple
Nebraska Hairdressers Association
Helen
Handy Fixers Extension Club
Stateliners Extension Club
Ed Narjes
South Ward School
Duplicate Bridge Club
Episcopal Church
Lodgepole Valley Shrine Club
Lodgepole Coffee Cup
Alvin Duis
Rotary Club
Ft. Sidney Hotel
Kiwanis Club
OES Kensington
Alcoholics Anonymous
Episcopal Parish Hall
Toastmasters Club
Chateau
Sidney Weight
St. Patrick’s Church
Lois Lamm
Cedar St
Lions Club
Chateau Club
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