Weekend guests and local visits pass through Sidney
The town hosts visitors including John Lindsey and Karen Vavra from Chadron State College along with Larry Chadron State College student and Ned visitors. Philip Ham and Barbara prepare to move and start teaching at Ellsworth AFB High School before Rapid City home setup. Community members travel to Dalton and Sidney for anniversaries, hospital news, and university breaks as residents reunite with relatives and attend events including a Denver Symphony visit.
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William Holt
John Lindsey
Hastings
Ned
Larry
Chadron State College
Karen Vavra
Martin
S. D
Holz
Charles Ham
Stephen
Chadron
Philip
Barbara
Philip Hams
Rapid City
S. C
Ellsworth Air Force Base
Guy van Nice
Randy
van Nices
Hams
Eardley
Loren Fisher
Raymond Delcamp
Brighton
Cole
Dalton
Fred Rathman
Sidney
Lions Hear The Highway Report at Sidney Lions Club
Dell Phillips, maintenance superintendent for the Department of Roads, spoke at the Sidney Lions Club noon meeting at the Fort Sidney Motor Hotel. He reviewed past and planned interstate highway work in Nebraska, aided by a film from the Portland Cement Association. Dr. Paul Adkinson distributed eye donation cards for the Nebraska Lions Eye Bank. Mrs. John W. Elwell previewed the season’s first play Romanoff and Juliet to be staged March 26-27 at Sidney High School.
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Dell Phillips
Department of Roads
Sidney Lions Club
Fort Sidney Motor Hotel
Phillips
Nebraska
Central Film Library
Portland Cement Association
Paul Adkinson
Lions Light Conservation Committee
Nebraska Lions Eye Bank
University Hospital of Omaha
John W. Elwell
Panhandle Players
Presbyterian Women Meet for Circle Sessions in Light Memorial Church
United Presbyterian Church Women of Light Memorial met Thursday for Circle gatherings on the Gospel of Freedom. Miriam Rachel Circle, hosted by Mrs. J B Bush, had 13 members with Mrs. R C Cunningham leading the lesson. Mary Elizabeth Circle, hosted by Mrs. Ernest Seeger, had six members with Mrs. C M Larson teaching. Ruth Circle, at Mrs. Carl Nelson’s home, had 11 members and one guest, Mrs. Ben McAllester of Hastings, with devotions by Mrs. Ruth Bell and lesson by Mrs. Ancel Lewis. A Presbyterial meeting will be in Dalton on March 29 and a May breakfast will be in the church basement hosted by the Mary Elizabeth and Miriam Rachel circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presbyterian Church
Women of Light Memorial Presbyterian Church
Dalton
Mary Elizabeth
Miriam Rachel
J. B. Bush
R. C. Cunningham
Ernest Seeger
Mary Elizabeth Circle
C. M. Larson
Ruth Circle
Carl Nelson
Ruth Bell
Ancel Lewis
Ben McAllester
Hastings
OES Kensington Plans Easter Bake Sale in Sidney
Final plans for the Easter Star Kensington bake sale were made at the regular OES meeting in the Masonic Temple. Hostesses for the dessert luncheon were Mrs. Kenneth Bagby and Mrs. Fern Gould. Mrs. Ara C. Brown led the session with 16 members present as they then played cards. High bridge score went to Mrs. Jack Weimer and high canasta to Mrs. Amelia Dyke. Next meeting set for April 20.
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Kensington
Jack and Jill
Sidney
OES Kensington
Masonic Temple
Kenneth Bagby
Fern Gould
Ara C. Brown
Jack Weimer
Amelia Dyke
New Officers Elected For Jr Oldtimers In Moose Lodge
Jerry Kaminski was elected president of the Junior Oldtimers 35 and Mrs A W Juedes was named president of the auxiliary at a Moose Lodge meeting. Kaminski is joined by A W Juedes as vice president Vaughn Betz as secretary Virgial Sawicki as treasurer and board members Donald Rea M D Krugman B B Braasch G P Portz Charles Grigsby and M D Jobman. Auxiliary officers include Mrs Jerry Kaminski as vice president Mrs B B Braasch as secretary treasurer Mrs Vaughn Betz as historian and board members Mesdames D R Rea Virginl Sawicki M D Krugman L C Landmesser Jack Curless and Elmer Moe Kinley. The officers were elected after a chili supper for members and families prepared by Mr and Mrs D R Rea and Mr and Mrs Jerry Kaminski.
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Jerry Kaminski
A. W. Juedes
Moose Lodge
Kaminski
Vaughn Betz
Virgial Sawicki
Donald Rea
M. D. Krugman
B. B. Braasch
G. P. Portz
Charles Grigsby
D.r.rea
97 Students To Scholastic Contest In Chadron
The fifth annual inter high school scholastic contests are held in Chadron at Chadron State College today. Participants include Gurtey Kathy Spearow Linda McNurki Bebe Block Mary Jurgens Ellen Sanders Maxine Lorze Sandy Jurgens Kathy McNurlin Van Lessig Ricky Ludeman Louis Flessner Jane Kriesel Jim Jurgens Barry Miller Allen Miller Don McNurlin Rodney Weir Cynthia McVicker Verle Lessig Kathy Miles Willie Ewert Leroy Lippstrew. The Very Reverend Vincent Pelster accompanied the students and Potter Sidney High School did not send any delegates.
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Chadron
Chadron State College
Gurtey
Kathy Spearow
Linda McNurki
Bebe Block
Mary Jurgens
Ellen Sanders
Maxine Lorze
Sandy Jurgens
Kathy McNurlin
van Lessig
Ricky Ludeman
Louis Flessner
Jane Kriesel
Jim Jurgens
Barry Miller
Allen Miller
Don McNurlin
Rodney Weir
Cynthia McVicker
Verle Lessig
Kathy Miles
Willie Ewert
Leroy Lippstrew
Robert Scoville
Lodgepole
Barbara Forell
Pat Huff
Bill Sergent
Kathy Miller
Susan Teague
Margaret Helfrich
Elaine Hyde
Maureen Peterson
Larry Fraass
Bernie Dailey
Brent Stoll
Greg Kehl
Linda Glanz
Art Huff
Ellen Bartling
Norma Stevens
I. A. Caldwell
Lorenzo
Garry Brown
Kenneth Fuehrer
Jim Andersen
Kay Nelson
Marlaine Walker
Gale Raddatz
Brian Andersen
Kathy Fleming
Rick Glassburn
Nicola Andersen
Leo Turner
Walter Ruden
Sunol
Kathleen DeMers
Sharon Fenske
Cynthia Hornicek
Pat Bonkiewicz
Bob Hodges
Francis Kroll
Dalton
Jim Eddy
Dan Courtney
Karen Deaver
Marjorie Hamilton
Gerald Hart
James Hart
Virgil Knackstedt
John Kominek
Mary Ellen Larson
Beverly Mohart
Cynthia Peetz
Nancy Rauner
David Ruttner
Larry Schmitt
Steve Schwartz
Janice Treinen
Steve Treinen
Terry Treinen
Vincent Pelster
Potter and
Sidney High School
CWF Meets At First Christian Church In Sidney
The Christian Women's Fellowship of the First Christian Church held a Tuesday evening meeting at 8 o clock. Mrs. Duane Martin opened with prayer and Myra Masters led the program assisted by Mrs. Lundberg Baack and Reitz. They discussed New Nations Churches Old and New and a devotional on We Pray In Faith by Mrs. Frieda Widstrand. District previews are set for April 27 at Sidney church and a pre Easter devotional is planned for April 16 at 9 30 a.m. at Mrs. Etha Coyle's home. The group closed with the fellowship benediction. Mrs. Paul Pearson will lead the lesson on April 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Women’s Fellowship of the First Christian Church
Duane Martin
Myra Masters
Ralph Lundberg
Earl Baack
Henry Reitz
Frieda Widstrand
Sidney
Etha Coyle
Paul Pearson
Rebekah Delegates Plan May Bayard District Meeting
Rebekah lodge members gathered in Bayard to plan the district meeting set for May 6 with Mrs Katie Helzer and Mrs Orin Cox accompanying Mrs Olsen. The Sidney Lodge will stage a skit during the afternoon session. Rebekah assembly president Mrs Rhoda Cook of Bellwood Ned and assembly secretary Mrs Sophia Pascale of Omaha are expected to attend. The report by Mrs Olsen was given at the Rebekah Lodge 66 meeting in the IOOF Hall with 23 members present. Hostesses for the social hour were Mrs Vernon Shoopman, Mrs Alva Hart and Mrs Louis Grage. The next meeting is set for 8 p.m. on Wednesday April 7, time changed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex Olsen
Bayard
Katie Helzer
Orin Cox
Olsen
Sidney Lodge
Rhoda Cook
Bellwood
Ned
Sophia Pascale
Omaha
Rebekah Assembly
Rebekah Lodge 66
IOOF
Worthy Grand
Vernon Shoopman
Alva Hart
Louis Grage
Silver Belles Beaux Host Guest Caller in Panhandle Dance
The Silver Belles and Beaux Square Dance Club invites all square dancers and spectators to a March 24 dance at Central School auditorium. Harold Dougherty of Scottsbluff will guest call the event, starting at 8 p.m.
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Silver Belles
Beaux Square
Panhandle
Harold Dougherty
Scotts Bluff
Central School
Set For Play To Be Built On Saturday
Panhandle Players prepare Romanoff and Juliet at Sidney High School auditorium with construction starting tomorrow at 8 o clock under James Cantrell. backstage staff include Mrs Walter Miller stage manager assisted by Jill Fine, make up by Sarahann Frerichs and Patti Echternach, costumes by Mrs Weert Frerichs, lighting by John Frerichs, sound by William Reineka. Curtain is 8 p m Friday and Saturday nights.
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Romanoff and Juliet
Peter Ustinov
Sidney High School
Panhandle Players
James Cantrell
Romanoff
Juliet
Walter Miller
Jill Fine
Girl Scouts Neighborhood Council Meeting Report
The Neighborhood Council of the Girl Scouts met at the Presbyterian Educational Building with Mrs. Arthur Volkman presiding. They accepted a United Fund check and thanked the community, honored Mrs. William Fankhauser for Girl Scout Achievement Day, planned a May 7 junior campout led by Mrs. William Palmer, and noted an invitation from Black Hills council for Cadet Girl Scouts to a campout August 22 to 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neighborhood Council
Girl Scouts
Presbyterian Educational
Arthur Volkman
United Fund
William Fankhauser
William Palmer
Black Hills Council
Black Hills
Telegraph Corrects Tony Merck Funeral Death Location
The Telegraph apologizes for an error in reporting the death location of Tony Merck. It stated Rest Home death, but records show he died in a hospital.
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Telegraph
Tony Merck
Printing ad promises quality and speed
Telegraf Printing Co Inc advertises big jobs and small printing with quality work and fast delivery at 830 11th Street.
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Telegraf
Printing Co., Inc
Cub Scout News from DEN 8 and DEN 1 Pack 82
Den 8 met March 16 at Mrs Hadden’s home. They displayed finished pinatas and made Mexican chocolate and enchiladas, enjoyed as treats. Bruce Hochman reports. Den 1 met at Mrs Jerald Haupt’s home. They painted wolf models to hang on their walls, Kent Haupt provided treats. Bruce Couch reports.
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DEN
den Mother
Jerald Haupt
Kent Haupt
Bushnell High wins Seventeen party of the year prize
New York Nebraska girls lead national wins as Bushnell High School in Bushnell Nebraska takes Seventeen magazines second nationwide Homemaking Party of the Year for Viva Election Day. The win includes a full party trousseau and The Seventeen Cookbook for the department plus electromatic percolator and sauce pan for the class.
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New York
Nebraska
Us.a
Bushnell High School
Bushnell
Seventeen Magazine
Columbus High School
Columbus
Trousseau
Anita Long
Uncle Sam
President Johnson
Senator Goldwater
Seventeen-at-School
Seventeen
Cutco Hostess
Dennison
General Electric
Hamilton Beach
Imperial Glass
Iroquois
Jasba
Kirk Sterling
Lunt Sterling
Presto
Proctor Silex
Protect-O-Matic Electric
Rival
Rosenthal China
Sunbeam Rotisserie
Tiffany China
Toastmaster
Towle
West Bend
Band Auxiliary Hochman Announces Early Broom Sale Date
Hochman says the band auxiliary will announce the broom sale date early to avoid conflicts with other organizations. Duane Johnson, Sidney High School Band director, is expected to announce soon about a proposed trip.
Extension Clubs Honeycomb Club Knitting Lessons Continue
Members of the Honeycomb Club met March 8 at the House of Flowers for a knitting lesson led by Mrs. Hull Cook and Mrs. Charles Willey. They displayed finished projects and praised the lessons. A Rush Creek group met March 17 with plans for a March 25 Family Life Workshop in Alliance and an April 28 meeting with lessons on Landscaping Your Home and secret pals with plants or seeds.
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Honeycomb Club
House of Flowers
Hull Cook
Charles Willey
Rush Creek
Sororities hear talk on folk songs at Alpha Nu meeting
Dr Hull Cook spoke at the Alpha Nu Chapter Beta Sigma Phi meeting on folk songs. Mrs Ken Woodward introduced the speaker. The session was at Mrs Woodrow Wood’s home with 15 members present. Officers for the next term were nominated and Mrs George Niekum chosen as the next hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha NU Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Hull Cook
Ken Woodward
Woodrow Wood
George Niekum
Census at Memorial Hospital Reports 46 Patients
As of 8 a.m. Friday Memorial Hospital lists 46 inpatients and one baby in nursery. Admitted include Sidney Shipley Vivian Vorster Macedonia Grage Frieda Frey Colin Lindquist Lee Ann Schilling Mrs. Howard Emerson Stephen Richards Mrs. Marvin Sherlock. Sund: Ernie Sumka. Discharged include Fred Johnson Randall Wood Maude Quelle Barbara Knauh Mrs. Charles Hatcher Florence Jackson Mrs. Millard Ryle Mrs. Clark Powell Bailey Colorado Mrs. Cliff Davis. Peetz Colorado Robert Fischer. Deaths: Mae Nelson on March 18. Births: a girl to Mr. and Mrs. Howard Emerson on March 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Hospital
Sidney
Kathy Shipley
Vivian Vorster
Macedonia Grage
Frieda Frey
Colin Lindquist
Lee Ann Schilling
Howard Emerson
Stephen Richards
Marvin Sherlock
Marlene McKinney
Todd Johnson
Ernie Sumka
Fred Johnson
Randall Wood
Maude Quelle
Barbara Knauh
4-H Club Notes From Sidney Wranglers and Cloverettes
Sidney Wranglers report March 18 meeting led by Lorreta Wilson with reports on Colors and Color Patterns, Care of The Feet and Showing, plus a talk on Shoeing A Horse. Assignments cover Horse Psychology Safety Precautions Shel ter and Stalls and Showing Under Saddle. A trial ride is planned for April 4. Potter Cloverettes elect officers and practice bread shaping. Yeast breads are main project. Next meeting April 16 at Susan Steele's home. Clover Leaf Drovers discuss penny carnival plans and an upcoming ride on March 21 at the 4-H building. Gold en Gall notes song contest, donations to 4-H file fund, and a Diana Gipfert demonstration. Just Us 4-H Club recalls chili feed raises $17 for Heart Fund and spring party plans. meeting adjourned by president Tom Lenzen.
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Sidney Wranglers
Lorreta Wilson
Cheryl Vach
Katy Wilson
Keith Wilson
Rex Wilson
Gary Schery
Tommy Steele
Ben Vacik
Potter Cloverettes
Susan Herboldsheimer
Ella Enevoldsen
Susan Steele
Connie Anderson
Earl Anderson
Clover Leaf Drovers
Cherie Miller
Kathy Houser
Linda Thayer
Jim Thayer
Steve H
Maureen Miller
Golden Gall
Leypoldt
Diana Gipfert
Ruth Ann Dorman
JUST
Heart Fund
Tom Lenzen
Tele graph Printing Co help for print forms
Help offered at The Tele graph Printing Co Inc located at 83¢ Kda Ave where experts assist with print form needs and related services.
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the Telegraph Printing Co., Inc
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Drexel von Forell
Lincoln
Committee On the Church In
Town and Country
The
Christian Church
Margaret
University of Nebraska
James Zimmerman
Esther Goranson
Marie Johnson
William Waite
Roland Waite
Paula Rae
Gurley
Neal Tank
Victor Tank
M. J. Maher
Cheryl Johnson
Louis Johnson
Colorado State College
Greeley
Karen Hruska
Francis Hruska
Henrietta Rabb
Denver
Claire Hess
Rabb
Denver Symphony Orchestra
Sterling
Colo
Art Halvorson
John Platz
James Thompson
Walter Kinne
James Wamsley
Henry Weber
Neb
Karren Elaine
Joseph B. Higgins
Gertrude Higgins
Kearney State College
Higgins
Bloomfield
Presbyterian
OES Group
Jr. Oldtimers
CWF
Rebekahs Meet
Silver Belles & Beaux
Girl Scout News
Palmer
Cub Scout News
Bruce Couch
Oviade
ADF
Aswad
U.S.A
Bushnell School
Cilia Herboldsheimer
Geraldine Vavra
Kathy Tomich
Kay Mueller
Marcia Mireler
Janice Adamson
Rose Mary Armstrong
Donna Norberg
Janet Halstead
Eldon Halstead
Dix High School
Dix
Miss Halstead
Ghontal
Mae Nelson
Nancy von Forel
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