Around The Town Local Weekend Visits And Attendees
A weekend visit by Mr and Mrs Milton Handsel and their son Ray and daughter Penny came to Torrington to see relatives of Penny in Casper. Dr Don Barker of San Eae and his grandfather P J Bar ea will arrive to visit for five days with his parents and Debbie Barker. Mr and Mrs Ross Barker traveled to Virginia for three weeks with Mrs Barker’s sister Mrs James McIntosh of North Platte. Sidney auto supply and service stores were well represented at the Pacific Automotive Show in Denver with attendees including B C Atkins Don Challburg Teal Craig Wes Bills Jim Bogie Glenn Schmitt Al Bruns and others. George and Ralph Fleming attended a golden wedding in Lexington and had been at the wedding 50 years ago near Kearney. Gerald Clark and son Gary visited from Greeley. Myron Leveland of Denver, a former Sidney resident, spent Thursday and Friday here visiting friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R E Roche
Torrington
Milton Handsel
Ray Handsel
Penny
Casper
Don Barker
San Eae, Co
P. J
Teal Craig
Wes Bills
Jim Bogie
Glenn Schmitt
al Bruns
Wayne Bauerkemper
H. F. Beckmann
Neil Allison
Ron Hunt
Joe P.’ Feuerborn
John Gipfert
J. W. Vaughn
Jim Bricker
Herb Foreman
George Fleming
Philip
Ralph Fleming
Lexington
Frank Fowler
George
Kearney
Robert Clark
Gary
Greeley
R. C. Clark
Myron Leveland
Denver
Sidney
Sidney Garden Club Meeting Reports Nomination Plans
Sidney Garden Club met Tuesday March 8 at M Herbert Rabe home with Mrs George Barlow co host. Mrs Lee Gain presided with 14 members present. District meeting set for April 19 at Dix. General topic How Organic Matter Hell Soil Structure led by Mrs Florence Finton. Mrs Ed Lipke presented Good Shrubs for Nebraska. Mrs Ida Ahrens led April 12 nominating slate with Mrs James Loaris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Garden Club
M Herbert Rabe
George Barlow
Lee Gain
Dix
Florence Finton
Ed Lipke
Nebraska
Ida Ahrens
James, Loaris
Hendricks Edits 1960 College Yearbook Blue and Gold
Robert Hendricks of Sidney, son of Mr and Mrs Ned Hendley, edits the 1960 Blue and Gold yearbook at Searney State Teachers College. The 272 page volume will be delivered by the publisher tomorrow in Dallas. Assisting are Donald Briggs faculty advisor and James Waldmann business manager. He has prior editorships on The Antelope and The Antler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hendricks
Searney State Teachers College
Ned Hendley
Sidney
Ollege
Dalas
Donald Briggs
James Waldmann
Hendricks
Antelope
New Member Joins Rebekah Kensington
Rebekah Kensington lodge meeting held in Odd Fellows Hall with Mrs. Belle Mann presiding. Roll call answered by two members. new member welcomed as Mrs K R McHatten. March 23 gathering planned with hostesses listed. social games produced high and low scores for Mrs Gedrie Bart and Mrs Augenstein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Kensington
Wedphea
Odd Kellows
Belle Mann
K. R.'Mchattén
Msi
Ida
W. Taugensteimnamrs
Doyle
Rolandhard
Cee M. Gaies
Alva Ywart
St Patrick’s Academy Graduates to Patron Hospital Nursing Capping
Four St Patrick’s Academy graduates will participate in St Joseph’s Hospital School of Nursing Denver capping ceremony on March 20. Named are Mary Ann Mohatt of Sidney, Jane Hoatby of Sidney, Roberta Needham of Sidney, and Arlene Luna of Lodgepole. Class president Miss Hoatby will deliver the group response. Rev Theodore Haas of Denver will address the gathering at the Denver restaurant event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick's Academy
St. Josephs Hospital School of Nursing
Denver
Mary Ann Mohatt
Everett
Sidney
Jane Hoatby
Raf
Lee Houtby
Roberta Needham
WL. Needham
Arlene Luna
Arian Luna
Lodgepole
Ohatt
Theodore Haas
Fresh
Wan
Watt
Panhandle Players Earn Praise for The Lady's Not For Burning
A rolicking two night comedy by Panhandle Players impressed audiences with clear enunciation and quiet emphasis. Mildred Elwell and Gene Allbee led, supported by Lucille Dorwart, Herb Aldrich and Arven Reynolds. Connie Madsen directed with professional lighting and costumes, while Alvin Duis’ lobby photos captured each character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panhandle Players
Mildred Elwell
Gene Allbee
Lucille Dorwart
Herb Aldrich
Arven Reynolds
Joe Mills
Gordon Printz
Conrad Frisde
Ronnie Bauerkemper
Susan Cook
Jack Pollock
Connie Madsen
Sidney
Alvin Duis
Birthday Club Hosts Mrs Jurgens for Luncheon and Games
Mrs Herman Jurgens hosted the F.A.B. Birthday Club and guest Mrs Burgett Peetz at 1:30 Tuesday for a dessert luncheon at her home. Two pinochle tables were played with honors going to Mrs Harold Thomas high, Mrs Leon Laller low, and Mrs Muriel Crosby traveling. the hostess received a birthday gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Jurgens
F.A B
Burgett Peetz
Harold Thomas
Leon Laller
Muriel Crosby
Seventeen Club Plans Beatnik Ball Dance Night
Final plans for the Seventeen Club reverse dance were made at a Wednesday meeting. The event is set for March 19 from 8 to 11 30 p.m. in the Junior High auditorium with a Beatnik Ball theme. Costumes are required and county teens are invited. Admission is 50 cents per couple. A Beatnik King will be chosen from club escorts. A Mother’s Tea is planned for April 24. The next meeting will be with Diane Puffer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patty Thompson
Sylvia Phillips
Diane Puffer
Denver Chaplain To Speak At York Rite
A York Rite guest night for Blue Lodge Masons and wives is set for Thursday March 17 at 7 30 p m in the Masonic temple at Sidney. Rev Thomas J Barton of Denver will be principal speaker. he is a former Nebraska Grand Chaplain and past Grand Patron of the Order of Eastern Star Nebraska. He serves as chaplain at a Denver Veterans Administration Hospital and is a past chaplain for Nebraska Veterans of Foreign Wars. Donald Hafer and Clifton Berry will lead the event with refreshments after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Lodge
Sidney
Wreett
Thomas ‘J. Barton
Denver
Nebraska
Order of Eastern Star of
Veteran's “Administration Hospital
Department of Nebraska Veterans of Foreign Wars
Donald Hafer
Clifton Berry
Temple Commandery
Cub Scout Meetings Share Map Craft and Fun
Cub Scouts Den 5 Pack 31 met March 7 at Mrs Harlan Haith home with Mrs Howard Peet assisting. They sang America The Beautiful led by Steve Neubauer and Terry Dalton, heard stories from ckahn O Gomell Ferry Dalton and Larry Haith, named a Nebraska city and painted rivers on Nebraska maps, and learned about the exposition before refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlan Haith
Howard Peet
America the Beautiful
Steve Neubauer
Terry Dalton
Yell
Ckahn O'Gomell
Ferry Dalton
Larry Haith
Nebraska
St Paul Lutheran Women plan spring tea and zone rally
The St Paul Lutheran Women’s Missionary League set elections for major offices, funded a projector with a free will offering, and announced a Mother-Daughter Spring Tea for May 3. Zone rally plans include a May 11 event in Rawlins with officers for Rock Springs, Rawlins, Cheyenne, Potter, Sidney and Burns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LWML
Walter Johnson
Robert Buhrdorf
William Schnell
Laramie
Rawlins
Ken Rieder
Rock Springs
W E Linderman
Beverly van Gunday
Cheyenne
Ken Mueller
Potter
CWE Group In Study Planning Meeting Tuesday
Garland Farmer Group of Christian Women's Fellowship met Tuesday afternoon March 8 at the home of Mrs Avin Davis with Mrs Grace Peterson presiding and announcing the state CWF convention at Alliance. Daisy Nett reported on the February 23 Scottsbluff workshop and the group voted to make clothing and bedding for the Child Saving Institute in Omaha and to collect stamps for charity sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garland Farmer Group of
Christian Women’s Fellowship
Avin Davis
Grace Peterson
Alliance
Daisy [Nett
C.W.F
Scottsbluff
Child Saving Institute
Omaha
P N G Club Initiates New Member Friday
Mrs Carl Huchison presided at the Friday meeting of the Rebekah Past Nove Grand's Club with rites for Mrs Tlosd Hester. Seventeen members attended. canasta was played with honors won by Mrs A R Tremain, high by Mrs Frank Krentz, and low by Mrs Amy Rales. Next meeting set for April 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Huchison
Rebekah
Nove Grand
Tlosd Hester
Ld Lipke
le* Gain
Arnel
Sesson
Paul Randal
Nate Christner
Hutchison
A R_ Tremain
Frank Krentz
Amy Rales
American Legion Birthday Party Planned in Sidney
The Sidney American Legion Unit plans a birthday party for March 22 at the city auditorium with a 6 30 p.m. potluck supper. Mrs Lows Johnson cites the organization s 41 years of service and lists its achievements including veterans compensation the GI Bill of Rights and national defense efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
America
Lows Johnson
Sidney Ala
Sidney Legion
City Auditorium
American Legion’s Achievemen’s For the Good of America
Ms Johnson
United Voice
United States
Gamma Tau Chapter Plans Coming Events
Gamma Tau chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha held a Thursday meeting at Mrs. Leo Zvich home with seven members. Wilhelmina Herbin of Greensboro NC, international chapter president, will serve as international representative at the state convention May 14 15 in Sidney. District Four meeting is set for March 20 at Scottsbluff. a progressive dinner is planned for the next gathering with guests invited March 24 at 7 pm at the Don Born home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gamma Tau Chapter
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority
Leo Zvich
Don Born
R H_ Wester
Wilhelmina Herbin
Greensboro
Sidney
District Four
Scottsbluff
Jean McMillen
Merry Makers
Max Childers
Barbara Childers
Mary Jo Scraggs
Cheryl Herboldsheimer
Gregg Lafler
Community club and society events list for March week
A dense schedule lists meetings and activities from Monday to Saturday across groups including BPW Alpha Nu Beta Sigma Phi Toaastmastrre Club Sidney High Band Aux iliary Grace Baptist Glean ors Missionary Group Catholic Young People's club Kings Daughters Rotary Club Eastern Star VFW Auxiliary Job's Daughters Parent-Teacher Associations Rebekah Lodge Beta Alpha chapter East Ward PTA The School and The Community panel discussion various church circles Methodist WSCS Holy Trinity Dorcas St Martha's Guild St Pauls Lutheran Walther League Presbyterian Women's Association Royal Neighbors of America Cheyenne Encampment Circle 4 St Moery's Altar Society Dalton Rummage sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Nu
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Sidney High Band
Grace Baptist Gleanors Missionary Groun
Catholic Young People’s Club
King's Daughters
Rotary Club
Kiwanis Club
Job's Daughters
Parent - Teacher Association
Rebekah Ledge
East Ward
Thardane
Methodist
WSCS
Christian Women's Fellowship
Holy Trinity
Junior High Band Concert Includes Memorable Firsts
The SJv Junior High Band under Sid Pheps performed ten numbers in natty run uniforms. The event featured a curtain call and strong performances including a baritone horn solo by Larry Nelson and a trombone quartet. Madrigal Singers from the senior high, directed by William Fankhauser, offered impressive selections during intermission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S Jv
Sid Pheps
George Hinn
Sidney Senior Highland
Larry Nelson
Join Helms
Dick Bales
Ric Taylor
Gary Birdsall
Hugh
William Fankhauser
Albert Hill
VEW Auxiliary Election Tuesday Promises New Officers
The VFW Auxiliary will meet Tuesday at 7 30 pm at the Post Home to elect officers for the coming year. Delegates to the district convention on April 3 at Scottsbluff and the state convention June 12 14 at North Platte will also be chosen. Mrs Neal Craig retires as president and will preside. All members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VFW_ Auxiliary
Scottsbluff
North Platte
Neal Craig
Journalism Award Date Changes for Nebraska Event
Lincoln Nebraska Theta Sigma Phi changes the Matrix banquet date to April 1. The event honors outstanding women in Nebraska journalism with awards and a speech by Mary Kimbrough of the St Louis Post Dispatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
University of Nebraska
Theta Sigma Phi
Mary Kimbrough
St. Louis Post - Dispatch
Theta Sig
Nebraska
Birth of daughter Marjean Gay Terman in Ogallala
Mr and Mrs C Burnett Terman of Ogallala announce the birth of daughter Marjean Gay on Tuesday March 8 weighing 31x pounds 5 ounces. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Chris Terman of Potter and Mr and Mrs E K Rubottom and Mrs Leah Rubottom of Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjean Gay Terman
C Burnett Terman
Ogallala
Marjean Gay
Chris Terman
Potter
E K Rubottom
Leah Rubottom
Buffalo
Notable Admittances and Residences Listed for Sidney Potter Gurley and Dalton
A compiled list notes numerous individuals admitted across Sidney Potter Gurley and Dalton areas. Names include Sidney residents Harold Ruhter Leavis Anderson and others. additions reference Peetz Dix Lodgepole and Potter affiliations. Also mentions Andrew Carnegie’s legacy and estate figures in a separate note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
William Rezac
Albert Virgil
Rose Morgan
Luella Policky
Donald Happold
Kenneth Fritchley
Harry Tucker
Charlene Greene
Daniel Phelps
Betty Durand
Tom Jeffrey
Jan Schwindt
Fred Olsen
Charles Schmidt
John Spaeth
Peetz
Lloyd Crouse Potter
Ronald Willoughby
Gurley
Roy Dwinell
Dalton
Charles Mayer
Lodgepole
Frances Lee
Dix
Thomas Culek
Harold Ruhter
Leavis Anderson
Ortis Bucher
Anna Rezac
Warren Mettlen
Sandra Myhr
Arthur Snider
Peetz’ Dixon Herboldsheimer Lodgepole
Tora Peters
Charles Oliverius Potter
Normand Oberndorfer
Dalton Otto Ernest Gurley
Kenneth Dimick
Chappell
C G Carlson
Olver Hoagstrom
Home Preparedness Program Stressed By State Civil Defense
The Nebraska Civil Defense Agency in Lincoln promotes a Home Preparedness Program led by the CD Women's Advisory Council. Women leaders train others who complete 20 steps to receive a state certification and a sticker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska Civil Defense Agency
Lincoln
CD Women's Adviseoy Council
Women For Women
Cit Defense Office
Austin S Bacon
Neb
Mr Wills
Sidney
Funeral today for Jack H. Heavrin 77 in Sidney
Funeral services were held for Jack H Heavrin 77 a Sidney resident for over 40 years retired blacksmith and former city council member who died Friday morning at Memorial Hospital Rev C Fred Parks officiated at the Gehrig and Son Funeral Home rites and burial was in Greenwood Cemetery He was born March 1 1883 in Nebraska City and married Rose Dowty in 1905 in Center Neb Survived by his wife and one brother Asbury Heavrin of Valley Neb
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack H Heavrin
Sidney
Memorial Hosital
Fred Parks
Gehrig and Son Funeral
Burnal
Greenwood Cemetery
C B Dorwart
H W Ells
Marius Christensen
Clair West
Robert Johnson
Sol Willis
Nebraska City
Jack Henry Heavrin
Henderson
Manervia Hall Heavh
Bloomfield
Neb
First Christian Church
Center
Rose B Dowty
Asbury Heavrin
Valley
Stitch and Stir 4-H Club elects officers at February meeting
The Stitch and Stir 4-H Club met February 20 at Cheryl Johnson home. Officers named Pamela Schmitt president Coleen Christ vice president DeLois Bauman secretary Peggy Jelinek news reporter Connie Weber treasurer Nancy Knicely song chair man. Next meeting set for March 19 at Coleen Christ home. Refreshments by Peggy Jelinek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheryl Johnson
Pamela Schmitt
Coleen Christ
DeLois Bauman
Peggy Jelinek
Connie Weber
Nancy Knicely
Busy Maids 4 H Club Elects Officers at March Meeting
Busy Maids 4 H club held an organizational meeting March 11 at 3 30 pm with Connie Anderson reporting. Officers elected Marcie Mosel president Betty Rehmers vice president Janice Ewert secretary Diana Mahin treasurer Jane Kriesel news reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chevy
Kehl
Connie Anderson
Busy Maids
Busy Beavers
America
Trawny
Rehmers
Jerry Miller
Cheyenne County
Dennis Miller
Omaha
Ray Cruise
Keith Spiker
Robert Rexroth
Sidney Public Schools Menu March Week Highlights
A compact listing of school meals with dated menus. March 16 offers barbequed sandwich, hash browns, cabbage salad, peach sauce, fruit roll, and bread and butter sandwich. March 17 features chicken loaf, tomato juice, green beans, white cake, tuna casserole, and fruit. March 21 lists macaroni with meat sauce, lettuce and tomato salad, applesauce, chocolate chip cookie, and bread and butter sandwich. Milk is provided daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Player pianos revived at Pastime Palisades Park New Jersey
Tugboat captain John F. Duffy rebuilds turn of the century pianos into modern models operable manually or electrically. They can rewind and auto shut off with rolls geared to play chimes drums cymbals and mandolins. He notes the revival began in basement recreation rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palisades Park
John F. Duffy
Puffy
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College Yearbook
York Rite
Cub ‘Scout News
St Paul's Lutheran Women's M.ssonary League
Frday Henrg
Hill
Leser Herr
M.s
Harold Borcher
St. Paul's School
Fred Schlesselman
Cye T
Rudy Munce
Willian Schnell
Ervin Fishcer
Earl Henderson
Henry Haupt
Carl Reker
Walker Aurich
Hollis Peratt
Elmer Werner Publicity
Anton Lutzinger
Bernice Jacobs
Don Mueller
Leroy Hadden
Munderloh
Clarence Boye
Maurice King
Byron Bockelman
Lyle Olsen
Ed Bauman
Frank Mueller
Buhrd
Als den Mueller
Christian Yowth
Jacobs
Lero
Fladden
Ella Many
Tne
Sidney Girl Scout Neighborhood Association
Fast Ward
W J Robinson
Juliiette Lowe
The
World Fund
Girl Scouts
Brownies
Girl Scouts of
Sidney Legion Park
East Ward School
D C Jelinek
Brownie Troop
Joyce Foland
Jeanine Allen
Vickie Nuebau
Doris Park
CWE
Peterson
Belgian Congo
W E Chambers
Otho Campbell
Melvin Hiett
Frieda Widstrand
John Farmer
Campbell
Otto Horst
P.N.G. Club
News of the— Brownies
Sherry Beck
Sidney Country Club
Thelma Behm
Sharon Kettler
Dorothy Rasgorshek
Barbara Hyde
Joyce Mitshell
Dick Dotts
Gamma Tau
Eastern Star
Kensington
Alpha Beta
Delta Kappa Gamma Society
Circle 4 of
St Moery's Altar Society of
VEW
Andrew Carnegie
C. D
Jack H. Heavrin
Peory Jlinek
Dry Land Toughies
Dry Land Leagues
Paul Hutchison
Doris Runge
David Policky
Allen Chambers
David Hutchison
Joe Policky
Robert Anderson
Clovetts
Jolla Enevoldsen
Potter Clovetts 4-H Club
Digna Zink
Maureen Neuberger
Richard L. Neuberger
D-Orc
Senate
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