Around the Town Notes From Sidney and Nearby
A collage of weekend travels and visits features Carl Hutchison Sr in Denver with a hospital patient wife, multiple trips to Lincoln and Cheyenne, and relatives visiting from Kimball, Crook, Dalton, and Crawford. High school wrestler Dean Olson earned a varsity letter at Kemper Military School in Boonville Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Hutchison Sr
Denver
St. Luke’s Hospital
Glenn Draper
Long Beach
Calif
Kent Carlson
University of Wyoming
Richard Wright
Ralph Welch
Bill Allman
Easton
Colo
Shirley Warner
Bushnell
W. E. Allman
Raymond Oliverius
Sidney
Allmans
Bill Case
Chris Stauch
Scottsbluff
Clarence Castner
Lincoln
Lloyd
University of Nebraska
C. S. Chambers
Chambers
Gordon Haight
Perry Clothier
Hutchison, Kan
James Clothier
Jack McCormick
John Collins
Cheyenne
Jackie Lee
Judy Varnadee
Perry
Ruby Woods
Stanley Perry
Roxanne
Clifford Jensen
William Condon
Billy
Crook
Lyle Rabe
Allen Stikker
Dalton
J. C. Bush
Lincoln Symphony
Jeff
Jack Ssentley
Sun Life Insurance Co
Sidney Bender
Leonard Fine
Alva Cox
Cheventhe
Cox
Harold Wilson
Walter Herboldsheimer
Veteran’s Hospital
Leroy Clark
Ricke
Ted Crites
Clarks
Chappell
Bill Empson
Edna Empson
Clyde Emp
Lou Hagemeister
Slides and Lecture Set for Central PTA Program
Lee Girardot, a two year Liberia volunteer, will present slides and a lecture on native life in Liberia at the Central Ward PTA meeting Wednesday night. The program begins at 7 30 in the Central School auditorium and includes the election of officers for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Girardot
Liberia
Central Ward
PTA
New 4 H Photography Club Forming in Sidney
A 4 H photography club will be organized tomorrow at 7 30 p m at Thompson's Photo Service in Sidney. Ralph Thompson is named club leader with eligibility for boys and girls aged ten to twenty who have an interest in photography per Cheyenne County agent Ivan Liljegren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson
Sidney
Ralph Thompson
Ivan Liljegren
Cheyenne County
Confirmation Class Honored With Traveling Supper
Members of St. Pauls Lutheran Walther League 1956 Confirmation Class were honored guests at a traveling supper Sunday. They met at St. Pauls School at 5 30 p m then toured four homes for appetizers salad main course and dessert before games and the Lord s Prayer closing the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's
St. Paul’s
Altar Society Dinner Meeting Remains Thursday
St Patrick's Altar Society will hold its regular dinner meeting in the Youth Center Thursday afternoon. Committee includes Mrs David Fraass as chairman and members John Hajek Jr Joe Ringleman Joe Kaus James Harris John Hajek Sr Tony Meick Sol Willis Jr Charles Barlow Wayne Davis Wilford Monk Robert Sterkel Clifford Dress E F Dress Richard Peetz Howard Haws and Phil Loos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick’s Altar Society
David Fraass
Mmes
John Hajek Jr
Joe Ringleman
Joe Kaus
James Harris
John Hajek Sr
Tony Meick
Sol Willis, Jr
Charles Barlow
Wayne Davis
Wilford Monk
Robert Sterkel
Clifford Dress
E. F. Dress
Richard Peetz
Howard Haws
Phil Loos
Rebekah Kensington Holds Regular Meeting At I C C F Hall
Rebekah Kensington held its regular meeting in the I C C F Hall with 11 members present. Mrs. Glen Bales officiated. Nancy Hart read an article for the good of the order. Canasta honors went to Rex Olsen high Avin Davis second high and Paul Randall low. Hostesses were Avin Davis Glen Bales and Lee Gain. Next meeting is March 28 with lunch committee Paul Randall George Burr and Frank Klentz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Kensingtn
1.C.C.F. Hall
Glen Bales
Nancy Hart
Rex Olsen
Avin Davis
Paul Randall
Lee Gain
George Burr
Frank Klentz
Stork Shower Honors Mrs. Ken Kieselhorst
A stork shower for Mrs Kenneth Kieselhorst was held Friday evening at the Harold Kieselhorst home with 22 guests. Hostesses included Mrs Louie Schnell Mrs Henry Kieselhorst and Mrs Harold Kieselhorst. Guests contributed scrapbook clippings on child care presented to the honoree. Readings Naming the Baby and Boy or Girl were given by Mrs Jack Scheurman. A bassinet of gifts was displayed and door prize went to Mrs Eiselhorst. Lunch was served by the hostesses and assistants Cheryl Schnell and Gail Christensen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Kieselhorst
Harold Kieselhorst
Louie Schnell
Henry Kieselhorst
Jack Scheurman
Edward Eiselhorst
Cheryl Schnell
Gail Christensen
Gingham Girls 4 H Club Meeting Report
The Gingham Girls 4 H Club met at Mary Littleton's home March 6 at 7 p.m. All but two members attended. Girls shared project progress and will frame pictures and finish patchwork pillows by the next meeting. Diane Sedgewick to host April 3 meeting. Jeannette Bergman reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gingham
Mary Littleton
Rita Sommerfeld
Georianna Coleman
Mrs. Littleton
Diane Sedgewick
Jeannette Bergman
Ordville Circle Hosts Pink And Blue Shower For Mrs Humphrey
Ordville Lady's Circle held a pink and blue shower for Mrs. Fred Humphrey at Bar racks 5 on Wednesday evening. Guests enjoyed organized games, a lunch, and gift opening led by Carolyn Humphrey with assistance from Mrs. Carrie Barber and Mrs. Sarah Furry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ordville Circle
Humphrey
Fred Humphrey
Ordville
Barracks 5
Maude Thorpe
Vivian Yarney
Mesdames Hazel Wagner
Alice Blair
Katherine Fronning
Lois Stewart
Wilma Printz
Edith Schneider
Irene Pearson
Mesdames Delores Rossmeir
Louise McFadden
Ida _ Seevers
Rosie Pierce
Nina Schultz
Helen Bailey
Wilma Johnson
Jennie Johnson
Maxine Pokrwinski
Michi Ohi
Ada Prester
Maye Winchell
Louise Katz
Bessie McCarthy
Clara Headley
Margaret Briltz
Opal Smith
Adline Orton
Millie Grabe
Lela Cummins
Ruth Johnson
Friday Pinochle and G M Club Notes
Mrs Don Himes entertained Friday Pinochle guests including Mrs Herb Edwards with a St Patrick theme. Honors went to Mrs Edwards for high, Mrs Innes low, Mrs Wolvin traveling. April 6 meeting with Mrs Leslie Sabin. Mrs Frieda Harris hosted G M Club with honors to Mrs Carl Davis high, Mrs B D Phillips traveling, Mrs John Block low. March 28 meeting with Mrs Ella Kahler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Himes
Herb Edwards
St. Patrick’s
C. V. Innes
Rex Wolvin
Leslie Sabin
G. M. Club
Frieda Harris
G.M. Club
Carl Davis
B. D. Phillips
John Block
Ella Kahler
Thimble Club Holds Covered Dish Luncheon in Sterling
Six members of the Thimble Club met Friday at Mrs. Al Hoffman in Sterling for a covered dish luncheon. The afternoon featured sewing and visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thimble Club
al Hoffman
Sterling
Army Private Jerry Kivett Returns After Discharge
Armed Forces Jerry Kivett son of Mr and Mrs George Kivett discharged from the army March 9 He will visit his Dalton area parents until July then enter Northup Aviation School Kivett served two years with posts at Ft Ord Aberdeen Proving Ground Ft Polk and Ft Hood and participated in Sage Brush at Ft Polk before discharge
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Kivett
George Kivett
Dalton
Ft. Collins
Army
Northup Aviation School
Kivett
Ft. Ord
Aberdeen Proving Ground
Ft. Polk
Ft. Hood
Club and society meeting schedule on a midweek page
A concise list of gatherings and events for Tuesday through Thursday. Includes the Tuesday Ono Extension Club with Mrs. Orvin Golden, Wednesday OES Kensington dessert luncheon and card party at the Masonic Temple, Suzettes meeting with Mrs. Paul Aude, South Ward PTA officer elections and open house for the new south wing, Calico Girls meeting with Mrs. Wagner, and Thursday Metho dist General WSCS Lenten devotional with coffee. Calls to contact hostesses if unable to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ONO Extension Club
Orvin Golden
OES Kensington
Masonic Temple
Suzettes
Paul Aude
19Th Ave
PTA
Calico
John Wagner
Siox Villa
Methodist General Wscs
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fischer
Altar Society
Rebekah Kensington
Ken Kieselhorst
Gingham Girls
Carpenter
Wurlitzer Organ
Claude Campbell Campbell
Bridge Clubs
Supreme Cold Wave
Western Drug Store
Wamsley's
Finance
RCA
DuMont
Severant
Don
Are
Packard-Bell TV
Mobil
Maid Washer i
Reguar
General Electric
Sidney of Commerce
18Th Avenue
Ft. G.E
General Electric Steam & Dry Irons
Eee
Wamsley's TV
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