West Africa Missionary To Speak At Local Church
Rev. Herbert Griffin veteran Ghana missionary will headline the Missionary Service at 7 p.m. Wednesday at the Assembly of God Church Gih and King. He grew up in the Congo and lived on the field 1938 to 1957 aside from furloughs. His wife from Santa Maria helped with their work. they have two children Stanley age 10 and Kevin. Special attractions include films curios and costumes to enrich the mission atmosphere.
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Nipomo Assembly of God
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Norwalk
Los Angeles
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Wemme
Oreg
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Gering
Donna Hutchison
James Overman
Loveland
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Ira Cochran
Greenwood Cemetery
First Christian Church Organ Fund
Holecick Funeral Home
Mrs Whitaker keynote at Providence CES meeting
Seventeen members and a guest attended Providence Chapter 108 CES Past Matron's Club at Fort Sidney Motor Hotel on March 12. Mrs Marion Whitaker spoke after a noon luncheon hosted by Mrs Keith Spiker, with remarks on her experiences at the White House and the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier.
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Fort Sidney Motor Hotel
Keith Spiker
Marion Whitaker
White House
Tricia Nixon Cox
Pat Nixon
Whitaker
James Bricker
Nina Greenlee
Harold Bond
Robert Hiett
Glen Patrick
Berry Knicely on Mari Sandoz and Western Nebraska
A tribute to Mari Sandoz as a powerful voice for western Nebraska. She eloquently chronicled the region, portraying the Indian, buffalo hunters, the beaver men and the early settlers in vivid detail.
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Mari Sandoz
Nebraska
Senior Center Promotes Developmental Home Card Party Benefit
The Sidney Senior Center reports a strong turnout for a March 11 card party to benefit the Children's Developmental Home fund. Winners included Pitch: Mrs Joe Fehringer first, John Brotherson second, Mable Hanson third. Pinochle prizes went to Frieda Harms first, Albert Ruhner second, Mary Kurz third. The Dorr Prizes were awarded to Emma Engel, Angela Fehringer, Arthur Liljegren, and Pat Von Segger.
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Children's Developmental Home Fund
Pitch
Joe Fehringer
John Brotherson
Mable Hanson
Frieda Harms
Albert Ruhner
Mary Kurz
Dorr
Emma Engel
Angela Fehringer
Arthur Liljegren
Pat von Segger
Ernest Reker
Cindy Zickefoose
Fern Hjelness
Ann Kuehler
Lyda Bennett
Cecil Hume
Ada Seevers
Frank Frauendorfer
Frank Frauendorf
Arthur Shuberg
Marsha Happel
Merritt Plant
Clair West
Gertrude Higgins
Roy Gish
Philip Crantz
Carl Christ
Henry Haupt
Floyd Himmelright
Martha Happel
Henry Anderson
Dessie McNurlin
Don Moffat
Walter Kaylor
Grace Schneider
Sidney Senior Citizen Center
Memorial Rest Home
Union Pacific
Mari Sandoz Center would honor western Nebraska history
Western Nebraska advocates push for a Mari Sandoz Center for the Study of Man at Chadron State College as part of a Bicentennial cultural center plan. The proposal links with the Willa Cather Foundation and John Neihardt Center to preserve and study regional heritage, with a museum, research facilities, and cultural programs. Citizens urged to contact the Nebraska Bicentennial Commission to back the project.
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Plains
Mari Sandoz
Western
Nebraska
Western Nebraska
Chadron State College
Chadron State
High Plains
United States
University of Nebraska
Crawford
Sandoz
Willa Cather Foundation
Willa Cather
John Neihardt
Bancroft
Cather
Neihardt
Wayne Ziebarth
Library totals at Western Plains and Sidney in February
The February shelves held 32 868 books, prints, magazines and art items, up from 2 764 the prior month. Cheyenne and Devel Counties reported 6 960 items, Sidney circulation reached 3 522, card holders 6 754 versus 6 682 last month, and petty cash stood at 1 594.
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Western Plains Regional and
Sidney
San Francisco Symphony to Tour the Soviet Union in June
The San Francisco Symphony under Seiji Ozawa will tour the Soviet Union in June with guest pianist Andre Watts, performing 11 to 12 concerts over 16 days. Opening concert in Leningrad with stops in Vilnius and Moscow follows a private Western Europe tour planned for spring. The Cleveland Orchestra was the last American ensemble to play in the USSR in 1965.
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SAN Francisco Symphony
Russia
San Francisco
Soviet Union
U.S
Rocking Garden grosses nearly $5 million in 1972 concerts
Madison Square Garden earned 4,988,988 dollars from 36 rock concerts in 1972, a gain of more than 15 dollars compared with 1971, AP reports.
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Rocking Garden
New York
Madison Square Garden
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