Community Club and Civic Group Meeting Schedule
A sequence of local organization events lists DeMolay Sweetheart candidates at 6:15 p.m. Jaycees and Vendis Cafe. 7:30 p.m. V. F. W. Auxiliary. 8 p.m. Xi Iota Exemplar chapter and Beta Sigma Phi. Wednesday shows Suzettes Extension Club at Mrs. Sunderman’s home and various club meetings. Thursday features Christian Womens Fellowship and Lutheran and Presbyterian circle meetings. Friday notes B C’s N S Club.
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Rebekah Lodge
Christian Womens Fellowship
Lutheran Church Women
Holy Trinity
St. Martha's Guild
Christ Episcopal Parish
Lutheran Church
Miriam-Esther
WSCS
Women's Association
Presbyterian Church
Royal Neighbors of America
DeMolay Annual Dance Gathers Local Sweetheart Hopefuls
Sidney DeMolays plan their annual dance Friday March 22 at the Tort Sidney Hotel with sweetheart candidates Ann Thomas Diane Hinrichs and Sharon Benzel. Jukeboxes will be sold at the door admission is $1 per couple single admissions available. Richard Heizer leads arrangements as master counselor with DeMolays coordinating activities.
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Sidney DeMolay
Ann Thomas
Leo J. Thomas
Thoms
Diane Hinrichs
Gurley
Robert Winsichs
Sharon Bervel
Kind Sir shines with strong cast in Panhandle Players show
The Norman Krasna comedy Kind Sir drew favorable audience reaction at Panhandle Players last weekend. Saturday’s performance was praised for a snappy cast and sharp timing while Friday showed minor line muffing but strong acting overall through Betty Kreger and Thelma Ladine.
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Norman Krasna
Panhandle
Betty Kreger
Jane
Thelma Ladine
Margaret
Connie Madsen
Annie
Hubby Carl
Ken Woodward
Chet Allen
Phillip
Panhandle Players
Panhandle Players Organization
Trail Blazers Meet Sunday At Weyerts Home
The Trail Blazers Antique Car Club met Sunday at Emil Weyerts home in Gutey with 14 members and one guest Ross Gathman. Dean Flecker led in place of absent Arnold Westerhoff as changes to the constitution were read during the business session. Two films American Road and Yosemite were shown followed by a covered dish dinner. Mr and Mrs Gilbert Sorge will host the Sunday April 21 meeting at the Gurley Fire Hall.
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Trail Blazers Antique Car Club
Emil Weyerts
Gutey
Ross Gathman
Dean Flecker
Arnold Westerhoff
Yosemite
Gilbert Sorge
Gurley Fire Hall
AFS Student Is Sorority Guest at Gamma Tau Meeting
Isabel Montero an AFS student from Costa Rica spoke on economic political and social conditions during the Gamma Tau chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha meeting. Mrs R H Wester presided in the home of Mrs Dale Schoonover. District 4 in Sidney April 21 will have Gamma Tau as hostess with March 28 set as a social meeting.
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Isabel Montero
AFS
Costa Ria
Gamma Tau Chapter
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
R. H. Wester
Dale Schoonover
Sidney
Sidney Jr. High Menu for March 19 and 25
School meal plan lists March 19 offerings including spaghetti with meat sauce, hot dogs, turkey chow mein, fish fillets and March 25 boiled beef with noodles. Menu notes vegetables, desserts, bread and butter, and milk portions with a note that changes may occur.
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Sidney JR. HI
Around Town Notes From The Week
Mrs Leonard Herrod returned from Findley Ohio after three months with her daughter and family. Walt Skrdlant is hospitalized in Memorial Hospital Cheyenne room 336. cards may be sent there. Russ Pedersen and Jack Knicely attend a District V Legislative Committee meeting in Alliance. The Cunningham and Cook families returned from Lincoln after the state basketball tournament. Bert Schutt Schlake and the Gerdes family hosted George Gerdes Sunday night. Alva Briv e was dismissed from West General Hospital Scottwht after a week. Homer Chapman drove to Scotts Bluff to bring Belvel home. Sunday visitors included Mel Creasman and Sam Creasman from McCook. birthday celebrations for Mrs Matzke and Mr Matzke. Dennie Welch left for Wichita to visit Dr Sidney Blubaiuzh and granddaughter. George Deaver accompanies her. Arthur George Lawlor attends a Tabitha Home directors meeting in Lincoln.
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Leonard Herrod
Findley
Ohio
John Goffe
Bill
Walt Skrdlant
Memorial Hospital
Cheyenne
Alva Brive
West General Hospital
Dennie Welch
Wichita
Kan
Sidney Blubaiuzh
George Deaver
Art
Potter Boy and Girl Staters Named for Cornhusker State
Potter selects Gary Larson as the Potter representative to Cornhuskers Boys State with Jon Nickell as alternate. Larson active in multiple activities and previously won the American Legion Citizenship award. Potter Girls State picks Valerie A. Lamm with Iris E. Herboldsheimer as alternate. Lamm is a junior at Potter High School and finalist in Kiwanis Stars of Tomorrow.
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Sharon Crouse Iright
Janice Biggs
Kitten
Lodegoole Lions
Sidney Girls
Kiwanis “Stars of Tomorrow
Carol Pironka
Lloyd’s
Sidney
Hinrichs
Gurley High School
Weyerts Lutheran Church
American Legion
Miss Benzel
Sidney High School
Luther League
Gary Larson
Leon V. Larson
Potter
Cornhuskers
Potter Farmers Union Cooperative Gas and Oil Company
Jon Nickell
Ernest Nickell
Larson
Valerie A. Lamm
Delton E. Lamm
American Legion Auxiliary
Beta Sigma Phi
Fireman's Auxiliary
Jolly Neighbors
Social Neighbors
Women’s Club
Miss Lamm
Potter High School
First Lutheran Church
Rummage Sale Planned at Light Memorial Church
A rummage sale hosted by the Women’s Association of Light Memorial Presbyterian Church will take place Saturday March 23 from 8 30 a m to 4 p m in the church basement. Mrs Kenneth Noteboom Mrs Elmer Hartman and Mrs Lois Ellis lead arrangements.
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Light Memorial Presbyterian Church
Women's Association of the Church
Kenneth Noteboom
Elmer Hartman
Lois Ellis
Community clubs and meetings schedule for Monday
On Monday March 18 events include Rotary Club at 6 15 p.m. Kiwanis at 6 30 p.m. Toastmasters at 6 30 p.m. Past Presidents Parley at 6 30 p.m. American Legion Auxiliary covered dish supper hosted by Mrs. Louis Johnson. DeMolay at 7 30 p.m. Sidney Educator's Club and Odd Fellows at 8 p.m. Eastern Star Kingston at 1 15 p.m. Delta Kappa Gamma Society at 5 30 p.m. in various locations.
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Mondey
Rotary Club
Kiwanis Club
Toastmasters Club
Parley
American Legion Auxiliary
Louis Johnson
DeMolay
Masonic Temple
Sidney
Odd Fellows
Eastern Star
Kensington
1962 Oil Resume Now Available Thrust 1962 Oil
Petroleum Information releases its 33rd annual Resume of Oil and Gas Activities in the Rockies detailing 1962 Rocky Mountain Region oil activity. It lists wells drilled, field production, active and terminated units, discoveries, county summaries, and narrative area summaries. $12.50 each from Petroleum Information Corporation in Denver. About 30 million Americans engage in sports fishing.
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Petroleum Information
Rockes
Rocky Mountain Region
Petroleum Information Corporation
Grant
Denver
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