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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1964

Page

5

Circles Set Meetings For April In WSCS at First Methodist

Circles of the Woman's Society of Christian Service at First Methodist Church met last Thursday. The group announced date changes with April 9 set for the next circle meetings and April 16 for the Northwest District meeting in Scottsbluff and Vacation Bible Institute at the church. Five circles reported hostess lines, attendees, and devotions with lessons on The Cross and Resurrection and The Easter Story. Evening circles canceled due to Thursday's storm. next WSCS general meeting is 1:30 p.m. Thursday, April 2 at the church.

Woman’s Society of Christian Service First Methodist Church Circle Scottsbluff Elizabeth Schwasnick H. W. Ells Roland Biggs Roy Reed Weldon Stewart Henry Marx David Ells James Edwards Alva-Cox Elsie Trainer Fred George George Wheat Bruce Wakeman Don Weimer Glenn Hornbeck C.D. Webster James Thayer Neal Atkins God C. A. Story Charles Weideburg Ed Anderson Kermit Moore Jack Dissmore Florence Linton O. A. Olson E. J. Langston Verna Robinson Keith Simpson WSCS

Fashion Show by Sidney High School D E Club

A fashion show organized by the D E Club and Home Economics Club of Sidney High School took place Saturday, March 21 at 2 p.m. in Lee's Department Store. Narrator Pat Mahaffey introduced models Candy Holbrook, Glenda Printz, Winnie Swanson, Karen Jeppesen, Pam Jeppesen, Caron Ely, Marlene Rapp, Wanda Anderson, and Jan Nielson. Teachers assisting with the project were John Hettrick, D E instructor, and Mrs. Daniel Tuchenhagen, home economics instructor.

D. E. Club Home Economics Club Sidney High School Pat Mahaffey Lee’s Candy Holbrook Glenda Printz Winnie Swanson Karen Jeppesen Pam Jeppesen Caron Ely Marlene Rapp Wanda Anderson Jan Nielson John Hettrick D. E Daniel Tuchenhagen

Easter Prayer Meeting Move Scheduled at Grace Peterson Home

The Christian Women's Fellowship announces a change of venue for the Easter Prayer meeting and coffee planned for Wednesday. The gathering will be at 1:30 p.m. at Mrs Grace Peterson's home 1059 7th instead of with Mrs Duane Martin.

Christian Women’s Fellowship Grace Peterson Duane Martin

Sidney SHS youths earn superior ratings in district contest

Sidney High School students Mike Bragg and Jon Munderloh earned superior ratings at the District VI speech meet in Alliance. Five Class A schools competed including Alliance, Sidney, Gordon, Bridgeport, and Scottsbluff. Kimball and Oshkosh missed due to icy roads. Bragg won top in Discussion and Munderloh was superior in Television News Commentary. both received certificates.

Sidney High School Alliance Mike Bragg Jon Munderloh Sidney Gordon Bridge- Port Scottsbluff Kimball Osk Kosh Bragg Munderloh

Easter Sunrise Services Set at Masonic Temple

Easter sunrise services open to the public will be sponsored by Temple Commandery 30 at 6 30 a m Sunday March 29 in the Masonic Temple The Rev John Slayton of the First Methodist Church will give the meditation with Commandery members assisting in the hour long service Arnold Draper of Gurley and Gordon Richards past commanders of Temple Commandery in charge of arrangements

Temple Commandery Masonic Temple John Slayton First Methodist Church Arnold Draper Gurley Gordon Richards

Easter Monday Card Party Planned by St Martha's Guild

At the St Martha's Episcopal Guild meeting eighteen members discussed an Easter Monday card party. President Mrs. E W Jimerson reminded of the rummage sale set for April 3 and 4. Hostesses were Mrs Lowell Davis and Mrs Fred Stephens. The next meeting is scheduled for April 16.

St. Martha’s Episcopal Guild E. W. Jimerson Lowell Davis Fred Stephens

Friendly Neighbors Club Hosts Afternoon Meeting

Mrs. W. E. Chambers hosted the Friendly Neighbors Club Thursday with two guests. Ruth Rexroth presided as members shared household hints during roll call. Members voted to subscribe to the Saturday Evening Post as a gift to Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Gladys Stately led games, Mr. Chambers displayed arrow head collection, and refreshments followed. Mrs. Clarence Strandberg to host April meeting.

W. E. Chambers Friendly Neighbors Club Ruth Rexroth Memorial Hospital Gladys Stately Chambers Clarence Strandberg

St Patrick Day OES Ken sington Meeting Highlights

The Tuesday March 17 meeting at the Masonic Temple featured a St Patrick theme hosted by Mrs Herschel Spearow Mrs Glenn Hornbeck and Mrs Louise Reane with 18 in attendance Mrs Rex Olsen gave devotions and Mrs Ara Brown led the business session High prizes went to Mrs Kenneth Bagby for bridge and Mrs A F Whitmire for canasta The next meeting is Tuesday April 21 at 1 15 p m in the Masonic Temple.

O. E. S. Kensington Masonic Temple Herschel Spearow Glenn Hornbeck Louise Reane Rex Olsen Ara Brown Kenneth Bagby A. F. Whitmire

Golden Wedding Couple to Celebrate 50th Anniversary

Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Million celebrate their golden wedding anniversary with an Open House at First Methodist Church social hall on Sunday, March 29 from 2 to 4 pm. The couple, married March 18, 1914 in Omaha, have three children Iona Marcoux of Hermosa Beach, Margaret Cordery of Sidney, and Lewis Million Jr. of Morristown, plus three grandchildren. They live in Sidney since 1931 after long Cheyenne County work histories, with Mr. Million retired since 1962 and Mrs. Million formerly at the Sioux Army Depot until 1963. Both are active members of the church.

Lewis Million First Methodist Church Arthur Iona) Marcoux Hermosa Beach Calif Raymond Margaret) Cordery Sidney Lewis Million Jr Morristown New Jersey

Visiting in the Gehrig home and related social notes

The Gazette records visits at the Gehrig home with Lt Walter Harris and family en route to Vietnam, and Rob ert Ireland’s family stationed in Germany. It notes Lincoln guests for a youth conference, a transfer of Lt(jg) W G Roberts to Deep Freeze duties, and various local social events from travel to Rotary exchanges and district youth gatherings.

W. E. Gehrig Walter Harris Ozark Ala Harris Viet Nam Robert Ireland Germany

Linda Smith Is Honored Sunday

Linda Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Smith, was honored Sunday at a family dinner hosted by her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. John Engel after her confirmation at Holy Trinity Lutheran Church. Guests from Gurley Potter and Sidney joined the celebration, with afternoon and evening callers from Gering.

Linda Smith Harold Smith John Engel Linda Holy Trinity Lutheran Church Charles Gabriel Chris. Rohde Gurley Clifford Johnson Potter Ervin Smith Smiths Sidney

Census Figures At 7 A.M. March 22 Infirmary

As of March 22 at 7 a.m. there were 48 patients and seven babies in nursery, totaling 55. Admitted names include Sidney, Dickie Peetz, Randall Seevers, Larry Ross, Mrs. Mary Dunn, Mrs. James Lauer, Mrs. Glenn Krichau, Duane De Pue, Mrs. Marion Teel, Mrs. Ed Mayer, Orley McIrvin, Mrs. Frank Schuppan, Calvin Emerson, Mrs. Chris Gerhardt, Mrs. Robert Fernandez, Pearl Soundsleeper, Oscar Hollind rake, Frank Goodwin, Gerald Brestel, Earl Winter, Norman Fletchall, Potter: John Fiegenschuh, Mrs. Clyde Nelson.

Sidney Dickie Peetz Randall Seevers Larry Ross Mary Dunn James Lauer Glenn Krichau Duane DePue Marion Teel Ed Mayer Orley McIrvin Frank Schuppan Calvin Emerson Chris Gerhardt Robert Fernandez Pearl Soundsleeper Oscar Hollindrake Frank Goodwin Gerald Brestel Earl Winter Norman Fletchall John Fiegenschuh Clyde Nelson Peetz Colo Roy Crow Crook Kenneth Crow

Nelson To Talk At Scottsbluff Easter Sunrise Service

The Rev. Carl Loring Nelson of Light Memorial Presbyterian Church will speak at the 13th Easter sunrise service in Scottsbluff. The event, March 29 at 6 a.m., will be held in the Scottsbluff Senior High School auditorium with a Valley Bethlehems Job's Daughters choir directed by Ewald Ehly and organist Mrs. Lawrence Lemons. Past Bethlehem Commandery leaders will participate. Nelson is grand chaplain of Nebraska Royal Arch Masons and holds York Rite affiliations.

Carl Loring Nelson Light Memorial Presbyterian Church Bethlehem Commandery Knights Templar Scottsbluff Valley Bethels of Job’s Daughters Ewald Ehly Scottsbluff High School Lawrence Lemons

Rebekahs Plan Birthday Party for IOOF Lodge

Members of the Rebekah Lodge plan the annual birthday party to be held Friday evening April 10 in the IOOF Hall. Mrs. Oren Cox and Mrs. Kermit Brumbaugh lead the event, following a Sidney Lodge meeting chaired by Mrs. Gene Morris with 22 members present.

Rebekah Lodge IOOF Oren Cox Kermit Brumbaugh Sidney Lodge Gene Morris Cox Dix Paul Randall Rex Olsen Morris Leslie Sabin Avin Davis Max Childers

Look Who's Here Look Who's Here

Lloyd Robert Crow born Thursday March 19 at 3 16 P M in Memorial Hospital weight six pounds five and one half ounces. Clayton Wayne Bates born Thursday March 19 at 11 42 P M in Memorial Hospital weight five pounds 13 1/2 ounces. Brothers and family details and grandparents listed.

Lloyd Robert Crow Kenneth Crow Crook Colo Lloyd Robert Memorial Hospital Robert Phelps Sidney Lloyd Crow Peetz Maude Phelps McCook Neb Clayton Wayne Bates George Bates Clayton Wayne Loren LeRoy Loren Cowan Grand Junction Clarence Bates Mohab Utah Lisa Downey Rifle

Prairie Schooners Square Dance Club Event

Saturday event at the 4 H building hosts Prairie Schooners Square Dance Club with dancers and spectators invited at 8 p m.

Prairie Schooners Square Dance Club

Dismissals and Newborns from Peetz and Denver Notices

A local notice lists dismissals for a roster of residents in Peetz and Lodgepole with none specified as charges. Newborn announcements follow from March 21 to March 23 noting several couples welcomed daughters and sons in Crook, Denver, and surrounding areas.

Wedding Bells Ring for Judy Hakenkamp and Ron Statler

Miss Judy Hakenkamp, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tony Hakenkamp of McCook Nebraska, wed Ron Statler son of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Statler of Sidney on a Saturday March 14 ceremony at Holy Cross Lutheran Wheatridge Colorado. Rev Langton officiated. The bride wore a white silk organza gown with bell skirt and embroidered bodice. A veil with lace roses completed the ensemble and a bouquet of red sweetheart roses. Bridesmaid Miss Susan Andasola wore pink organza. Best man Gary Statler supported his brother. A church reception followed. The couple will live in Wheatridge after a Las Vegas and Southern California honeymoon. Ron Statler is a Sidney High School and Barnes Business College graduate employed by Adolph Coors Co. in Golden Colorado. Attending were the Statler and Hankenkamp families and the brides grandmother Mrs Emil Brunswick of McCook.

Judy Hakenkamp Tony Hakenkamp Mc Cook, Neb Ron Statler Herbert Statler Sidney Langton Holy Cross Lutheran Church Wheatridge Colo Susan Andasola McCook Gary Statler Church Annex Las Vegas Nevada California Barnes Business College Denver Adolph Coors Co Golden Statler Hankenkamp Emil Brunswick

Mrs Hand Heads Nebraska hospital auxiliary session

Mrs Hand Jr. presided as president of District 3 Auxiliary Nebraska Hospital Association at the Scotts Bluff convention. Dr Max Eckert spoke in a joint morning program with Nebraska Hospital Association. 25 attended the Auxiliary meeting despite bad weather. Sidney guests included Mrs Hand and several others. Memorial Hospital delegation attended the Hospital Association meeting.

Les Hand Jr Nebraska Hospital Association Scottsbluff Auxiliary Max Eckert Alliance Town Park Sidney Hand Paul Randall Frank Leach H. C. Q. Nelson Earl Schultz Hospital Association Memorial Hospital

Surprise Housewarming Honors Mr and Mrs Lee Ross

Friends hosted a surprise housewarming at 1363 Summit for Mr and Mrs Lee Ross. The social event included Mr and Mrs Jerry Haupt, Mr and Mrs Daryl Conger, Mr and Mrs Art Johnston, Mr and Mrs Ned Swaeby, and Mr and Mrs Ed Haupt.

Lee Ross Summit Jerry Haupt Daryl Conger Art Johnston Ned Swaeby Ed Haupt

Tremain Family Hosts Baptism Dinner For Troy Allen

Mr and Mrs Ron Tremain hosted a Sunday dinner honoring their son Troy Allen Tremain on his Lodgepole Methodist Church baptism. Attending were Alva Hart Fred Tremain and A R Tremain of Sidney and Charles Wise Georgia Wise and Guy Tremain and Weldon Tremain of Lodgepole.

Ron Tremain Troy Allen Lodgepole Methodist Church Alva Hart Fred A. R. Tremain Sidney Charles Wise Georgia Wise Guy Tremain Weldon Lodgepole

Also Mentioned on This Page

DeMolay Sweetheart Cheryl Schnell International Order of DeMolay Miss Schnell Fort Sidney Gary Talich Louie Schnell Talich Lloyd Talich the Photo Center SHS Australia District 77 David Martin Bendigo Young Martin Rotary Thomas Rapp Dixie Lostroh Bruce Niemann Keith Rapp Bob Blanke Kristi Niemann Mrs. Zelenka Mark Blanke March McKay Bonnie Howell Ea A Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Million Duis Matt Janda Clifford Jorgen Sen Lincoln Nebraska Committee For Children and Youth Su-sanne Plum Nebraska Council of Youth Ann Miller W. G. Roberts A. E. W. Barron Paul Aude Mrs Floyd Chamberlain Bushnell Tom Coffey Phoenix Ariz Robert McKay Coffeys McKays Earl Bledsoe Tucumcari N. M Linnie Calkins Phillip Gilliam Melvin F. Hull Hull Ross. Robinson Glen Hafer Phillips, Neb Hafers Orval Chaney Mark Schilz Jr C. B. Dorwart St. Joseph’s Hospital Joe Dodds Dodds W. W. Schulz W. E. Gehrig Sr The Colorado Peace Officers’ Assn Cosmopolitan Hotel Nelson Rebekahs Mrs. Hand Baby Is John Elwell Jr Dinny and Lewis Mehling Larry Delinger Sidney Senior High School
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