Local residents listed in hospital and society notes
R A Kirkman, father of Mrs Ira Steward of Sidney, had surgery at West Nebraska General Hospital Scottsbluff on Tuesday and is recuperating with a week more to stay. Elaine Wittig installed as second vice president in charge of rush by Beta Tau Delta Zeta at Nebraska Wesleyan Lincoln. Stanley Jorgensen freshman at University of Nebraska initiated into Alpha Gamma Rho March 15. John Engel returns from Scottsbluff after two weeks as surgical patient. William D Harte progressing after surgery at Western Nebraska Methodist Hospital. Arlina Harte to Denver soon. Stan Matzke Hastings visits Sidney. Marius Christensen speaks to Chappell Oshkosh Rotary on Service Above Self. Jayne McIntosh nursing student at St Joseph's Denver vacations at home. Mrs Fred Aldrich of Findlay Ohio visiting Sidney. Aldrich family to move to Sidney with three daughters when school ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A Kirkman
Ira Steward
Sidney
West Nebraska General Hospital
Scottsbluff
Elaine Wittig
F. W. Wittig
Rush
Beta Tau
Delta Zeta Sorority
Nebraska Wesleyan University
Lincoln
Stanley Jorgensen
University of Nebraska
Alpha Gamma Rho
Mabel Jorgensen
John Engel
Engel
William D. Harte
Western Nebraska Methodist Hospital
Gerald Matzke
Marius Christensen
Chappell and
Oshkosh
Rotary
Christensen
Sidney Ae Club
Jayne McIntosh
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Denver
McKinley McIntosh
Fred Aldrich
Findlay
Ohio
R. E. McMillen
Ohio Oil Co
Aldrich
South Sixth Grades Tour Telegraph Plant
Miss Ellen Peterson guides sixth grade students from South Ward and Central School in a newspaper study. Twenty six pupils toured the Telegraph plant on Monday and twenty three from Central on Wednesday. Each class plans a monthly school newspaper publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Peterson
South Ward
Central School
Methodist Ladies In Final Lenten Study
The final Lenten Devotional in a five week series by First Methodist Church women was held Wednesday morning in the church social hall with 57 present. Mrs W M Usher led the study Finding God Through Service by John W Branscomb. Hostesses were Mrs C A Story and Mrs Kenneth Bagby. About 225 women attended the meetings which began Feb 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
W. M. Usher
God
John W. Branscomb
C. A. Story
Kenneth Bagby
Mrs Davison earns BA degree at Greeley
Mrs John Davison of Dalton received the bachelor of arts in elementary education at Colorado State College in Greeley during the winter quarter commencement on March 13. President William R. Ross conferred degrees on 122 candidates. Mrs Davison is the former Winifred Tracy, a Sidney High School graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Davison
Dalton
Colorado State College
Greeley
William R. Ross
Wen? Sieny
Davison
Winifred Tracy
Sidney
Shei
Bride Elect Given Party On Monday
Bride elect Miss Claudia Hazelwood hosted a bridal shower Monday at Miss Karen Reisner’s home with guests including Mrs J James Hazelwood and Mrs T H Reisner. Games ended with prizes for the honoree Miss Darlene McGuire and Mrs Leroy Schnell as gifts were presented from a bell and streamer decorated table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vy Vidas
Claudia
Hazelwood
Atva
Karen Reisner
Bonnie Jurgens
Darlene McGuire
Leroy. Schnell
Jay White
Stiny
J . James Hazelwood
T.H. Reisner
J J. Keating
Robert van Meter
Paul Pearson
Schnell
Robert Daughert
Simmons Cook Jr
Presbyterians Use Together Topic In Lesson Studies
Women's Association of Light Memorial Presbyterian Church held circle meetings in members homes using the Together theme Lets Face It Together circle leaders posed family problems and buzz sessions discussed solutions. Announcements included Lent coffee March 25 at 9 30 a m at Mrs Nelsons home and a rummage sale April 3 and 4 in city auditorium basement with Mrs Nelson as general chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Association of Light Memorial Presbyterian Church
H.C.Q. Nelson
Book Report At C W F Meeting
March meeting of the Christian Women's Fellowship was held at First Christian Church social hall. Mrs Vern Couch led worship on The Deepening of Spiritual Life with assistants. business session chaired by Mrs Duane Martin. sixteen members attended. Announcements of Holy Week services. Mrs W E Hasenyager spoke on How To Be An Effective Church Woman. Hostesses were Mrs W E Ghgmbers and Garland Farmer Ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Women’s Fellowship
First Christian Church
Vern Couch
Otto Horst
John Swick
Melvin Hiett
Clarence Couch
Duane Martin
W. E. Hasenyager
Garland Farmer Ground
W. E. Ghgmbers
Wilton Greene Elected East Ward PTA Head
Wilton Greene was elected president of the East Ward Parent-Teacher Association for the coming year at the Wednesday night meeting. Miss Opal Brown will be vice president, Mrs. John April secretary and Ray Brown treasurer. Paul Sprinkle, retiring president, led the gathering of 64 parents and teachers. Installation of officers is set for the April meeting. Opal Brown's fifth grade won the aquarium award for the most parents present, 17. The Fifth and Sixth Grade Chorus, directed by Mrs. Anne Merrick and Miss Joyce Mitchell, provided program numbers. Hostesses were fifth grade room mothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilton’ Greene
East ,Ward
Opal Brown
John April
Ray Brown
Paul Sprinkle
Aquarium
Anne Merrick
Joyce Mitchell
District Meet and Tea Plans Noted in WSCS Circles
Announcement from Scottsbluff details WSCS district meeting set for March 30 and Spring Fellowship Tea on April 23. Book review by Mrs. N. E. Dasdal of Ogallala and Holy Week services with Rev. Robert Mulligan are proposed. multiple circles report meetings, topics and guests with plans for hosting duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Scottsbluff
W.S.C.S
N. E. Dasdal
Ogallala
Robert Mulligan
Jesse King
Circle 1
Hilbert Borcher
Frank Longan
C. E. Brittain
Clifford Webster
Brittain
Circle 2
David Ells
Harold Spiker
R. L Townsend
Lenhart Schobert
E. E. Ducker
J. W. Vaughn
James Thayer
H. C. Craig
Circle 3
K R. McHatton
George Bennett
Quinn Whittle
D. D. Retzlaff
Leslie Sabin
KHOW
Circle 5
L W M L Executive Board Meeting At Kimball Church
L W M L executive board and society presidents met at St. Pauls Lutheran Kimball Tuesday. Mrs Herbert Baack presided with twelve in attendance. They announced the Spring Rally in Potter April 26, summer camp August 10 12 at Camp Cedars Central City Nebraska. a Burns Wyoming delegate to Toronto International Convention. devotion led by Rev Norman Hannemann Cheyenne. Welcome by Mrs Art Neeman Kimball. luncheon and invitational remarks by Mrs Anton Lutringer Sidney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Women’s Missionary League
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Kimball
Neb
Burns, Wyo
Toronto
Canada
Norman Hannemann
Cheyenne
Art Neeman
Kimball Church
Anton Lutringer
Sidney
Dorcas Circle Meets With Mrs Swanson
St Anne s Circle of Holy Trinity Lutheran Dorcas Society met Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs Esther Swanson. Present were 13 members and one guest, Miss Alice Rexroth. A devotional period was led by Mrs Arnold Braasch. The lesson titled Why We Worship was given by Mrs Swanson. The group noted a prayer vigil scheduled for Thursday March 26 from 8 am to 7 pm at the church. Mrs Etta Block will host the April 16 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.C.Q. Nelson
Elizabeth Circle
Frank Cordiner
William Fankhauser
Nelson
Don Weber
Ruth Circle
W. E. Cunningham
William Lyddon
John Friede
Miriam Circle
Ancel Lewis
Carl L. Nelson
Harold George
Richard Jackson
Esther Circle
Wayne Ayers
Floyd Hester
Arlen Caster
Ayers
Jim Cullins
el Rancho Road
Ralph Welch
Circle 5
Ed Swanson
Weldon Stewart
John Pyle
John Elwell Sr
Frank Longan
E. L. Hoover
St. Anne's
Holy Trinity Lutheran Dorcas Society
Esther Swanson
Alice Rexroth
Arnold Braasch
Swanson
Etta Block
Sorority Lesson On Reformation Presented By Mrs Atkins
Xi Iota Exemplar of Beta Sigma Phi met at Mrs Fred George’s home with 20 members. Mrs Neal Atkins gave a lesson titled Divisions of Christianity during the Reformation. Mrs Frank Mattoon led the business session. A letter from the overseas children agency noted funds were placed and a child’s name and pictures would be sent. Hostess for the April 1 meeting will be Mrs Leonard Fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neal Atkins
Xi Iota
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Frank Mattoon
Fred George
Leonard Fine
Sorority Social Meeting Held by Gamma Tau Chapter
Gamma Tau chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha held a social gathering at Mrs. Paul Ritz home with ten members and nine guests attending. The theme was a track meet with athletic event games, guided by entertainment chair Mrs. Willard Meyer, and guests included Mrs. Brumfield, Mrs. Cramer, Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Batt, Mrs. Wieser, Mrs. Flohr, Mrs. Sawicki, Mrs. Ritz, and Mrs. Bolding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gamma Tau Chapter
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority
Paul Ritz
Glenn Reed
Willard Meyer
James Brumfield
Robert Cramer
Johnson
Robert Batt
Mark Wieser
Richard Flohr
Virgil Sawick
Private Kallhoff completes radio operators course in Germany
Private First Class Richard L. Kallhoff of Dalton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Kallhoff, completed the low speed radio operators course with outstanding achievement while stationed with the US Army Signal Corps in Germany. A 1957 Gurley High School graduate, he attended the school there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard L. Kallhoff
Ted Kallhoff
Dalton
US Army Signal Corps
Germany
Parent night for junior and senior high students announced
Parents of junior and senior high students are invited to a Wednesday March 25 event starting at 7 30 PM in the junior high auditorium. Dr Floyd A Miller of the State Department of Education will speak on Your Sidney Schools. sectional meetings follow with topics on athletics academics and music programs. elections for the Parents Advisory Council proceed 9 30 to 9 50 with grade specific rooms. refreshments after business sessions
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd A. Miller
State Department of Education
Lincoln
Sidney
Tom Jones
Ralph Spencer
Beth Deibler
Bill Fankhauser
George Hinn
Jim Cantrell
Bud Lade
Elizabeth Schaffer
Rebekahs Plan For Fun Night March 30
Thirty members of Rebekah Lodge and two visitors attended the Wednesday meeting in Odd Fellows Hall. An invitation was issued to all Rebekahs and their husbands for a Fun Night on Monday March 30, to be hosted by Odd Fellows and wives. Slides by J Fred Thompson will be shown as the program feature. Meeting time changes to 7 30 during the summer months begin with the April gathering. Mrs O L Maddox presided. hostesses were Mrs Jim Lindsey Mrs Kenneth Bagby Mrs Glenn Moore and Mrs Alma Averill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Lodge
Lydia Smith
Lovell
Wyo
Ralph Robertson
Potter
Odd Fellows Hall
Odd Fellows
J. Fred Thompson
International Parks Highway Association
Rebekahs
O. L. Maddox
Jim Lindsey
Kenneth Bagby
Glenn Moore
Alma Averill
Lions Club program features lent talks by three speakers
The Kiwanis Club Wednesday evening program included Lent observance talks by H. K. Aldrich Frank Balderson and Robert Spearow of the Christian Laymen's Association. Lloyd Carr introduced them as program chairman. Guests JoAnn Baker Katie Liles and William Harris attended. Vice President Lew Mehling led a 29 person meeting. Stars of Tomorrow Show committee chair Vern Shoopman thanked applicants for their strong response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
H. K. Aldrich
Frank Balderson
Robert Spearow
Christian Laymen's Association
Lloyd Carr
JoAnn Baker
Katie Liles
William Harris
Lew Mehling
Vern Shoopman
Easter Hat Decoration Winners at Juliette Extension Meet
Juliette Extension Club held its March 18 meeting with eight members and two guests present. Mrs. Clif Thurston and Mrs. Clarence Couch tied for first and second in an Easter hat decoration contest judged by Mrs. Harvey George and Mrs. Earl Sparks. Mrs. Wesley Stevens hosted and led the business session. New member Mrs. George was welcomed. Plans were made for a Spring luncheon on April 8 at 12:30 p.m. in the Ft. Sidney Hotel. Wheat flour recipes were turned in for the County Extension Club book. Mrs. Wendell Mathewson gave the lesson Growing Older and will host the April 22 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juliette
Juliette Extension Club
Clif Thurston
Clarence Couch
Harvey George
Earl Sparks
Kimball
Wesley Stevens
Sparks
Peter Lenzen
George
Ft. Sidney
County Extension Club
Wendell Mathewson
Free Choir Concert Set for Tuesday Night at Local High School
A free concert by the Northwestern College A Cappella Choir of Minneapolis is scheduled for Tuesday evening March 24 at 7 30 in the junior high auditorium. Rev. James Greene and Rev. Vernon Hintermeyer are arranging hosts with 54 singers and 27 girls seeking room accommodations call 4331. William B. Bernsen directs the conservatory of music at Northwestern College with 28 years of piano and choral experience. The 14th annual concert tour features works by Bach Wagner di Lasso Schumann Christiansen Sateren and arrangements by Berntsen in a program praising the Gospel story and showcasing mastery of contrapuntal and contemporary choral music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern College
Minneapolis
James Greene
Grace ‘Baptist Church
Sidney
Vernon Hintermeyer
First Evangelical Lutheran Church
Potter
Rev. Greene
William B. Bernsen
Conservatory of Music
Conservatory
Bach
Wagner
di Lasso
Schumann
Christiansen
Sateren
Berntsen
Objective
Mrs Jaycees Style Show Rescheduled For Sunday
The Mrs Jaycees Style Show is moved from last Sunday to Sunday afternoon March 22 in Central School auditorium. A dessert lunch begins at 2 30 p.m. Fashions from Greenlees Inc will be modeled by men women and children with Mrs John Elwell Jr as narrator. Tickets are $1 and available from Mrs Jaycees members or at the door.
Mrs. Brown Honored At Housewarming Party
A surprise housewarming was held Wednesday afternoon for Mrs. Ray Brown at her home. Hostesses Mrs. Dale Kruse and Mrs. Robert Foster presented a gift as guests socialized and refreshments were served. Attending were Mrs. Elmer Holtman, Mrs. E. D. Foster, Mrs. Marvin Hoppes, Miss Adelaine Rezac, Mrs. Gary Campbell, Mrs. Richard Volkman, Mrs. Arthur Volkman, Mrs. Arnold Schiller, Mrs. Ben Riewe. Absent were Mrs. Jerry Kaminski and Mrs. Doris Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Brown
Dale Kruse
Robert Foster
Brown
Elmer Holtman
E. D. Foster
Marvin Hoppes
Adelaine Rezac
Gary Campbell
Richard Volkman
Arthur Volkman
Arnold Sc
Community Calendar of Cheyenne Events and Meetings
Schedule of upcoming events includes Cheyenne Encampment and Auxiliary in Odd Fellows Hall on Friday afternoon, Elks Ladies card party hosted by Mrs. Nagengast and Mrs. Fehringer, and Sidney High School Chorus operetta Down In The Valley in the senior high auditorium. Saturday features VFW Social, St Patrick’s Altar Society bake sale, and a style show by Mrs Jaycees with dessert luncheon at Central School. Sunday hosts a rescheduled Jaycees Style Show with Greenlees fashions and a ticketed luncheon, plus church groups and clubs from Monday to Tuesday with Toastmasters, P T A, B P O Does, American Legion Auxiliaries, Catholic Daughters, and First Baptist circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Odd Fellows Hall
Elks
Paul Nagengast
Loretta Fehringer
Valley
Sidney High School Chorus
American Legion Auxiliary
City Auditorium
Catholic Daughters of America
St., Patrick’s
Grace Baptist Missionary Circle
First Baptist Ladies Missionary Circle
Friday Fare: Salmon Patties with Cream Sauce
Sillet fried patties made with canned salmon are served with a cream sauce and a garnish of hard cooked egg slices and minced parsley or chives.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Methodist
Rachel Circle
James Lanks
Arven Reynolds
Tom Smith
A. F. Weber
Elizabeth
Mary-Martha Circle
Tne
Winchell
Clarence Castner
Mary Martha Circle
C. M. Larson
Elmer Haines
J. F. Thompson
Clark Fuller
C.W.F
Wilton
Greene
East Ward
PTA
Lodgepole
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Norman Schroeder
Eugene Glenden
Ning
Merle Bartlett
Lloyd's
WSCS
L.W.M.L
Dorcas
Mrs. Atkins
Sorority
Kallhoff Is
Gurley High School
Gray’s New
Illinois
Lions Club
Mrs. Jaycees
Mrs. Brown
Post Home
St. Patrick's Altar Society
Preble's Market
Toastmasters Club
Lorenzo P.T.A
Alpha Nu Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
King’s Daughters
Feidney PN
Edre Near
Long Island
Fort Sidney
New York
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