Easter Weekend Travel and Visits Across Sidney
The town lists numerous Easter visits and travel plans. Residents include Bill Peabody returning from Vietnam, families visiting relatives in Denver, Omaha, Council Bluffs, and Sutherland, and special trainng for Mobil Oil astute Stash. Also noted are obituaries and relocations such as Lexie Gard moving to Sidney and Ed Zard returning from eastern Nebraska.
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R. C. Hoemann
Omaha
Council Bluffs
John L. Stash
Sidney
Mobil Oil Corporation
Mr. Stash
Mobil
Mobil Consignees
Nebraska
Colorado
Denver
Rites Pending For Elmer Lloyd
Elmer Lloyd, 67, former Sidney resident, died March 23 in Greeley Colorado. Funeral arrangements are pending at Gehrig and Son Funeral Home in Sidney. He is survived by wife Madge and daughter Lila Stark of Sidney.
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Elmer Lloyd
Sidney
Greeley
Colo
The
Gehrig and Son Funeral Home
Madge
Lila Stark
Sunrise Service Planned at Masonic Hall in Sidney
Temple Commandery 30 of Sidney sponsors an Easter Sunrise service at the Masonic Temple in Sidney at 6 30 a m on Easter Sunday. The public is welcome and rolls and coffee will be served after the service.
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Temple Commandery 30 of
Sidney
Masonic Temple
Delta Kappa Gamma Meeting With State President Irene Lincoln
Delta Kappa Gamma met Tuesday evening at the Fort Sidney Motor Hotel with state president Mrs Irene Lincoln as guest. Miss Marie Nicholson presided. program titled Dreaming and Daring To Evaluate. Mrs Mildred Tillotson Mrs Caroline Aten Mrs Dorothy Emanuelson and Mrs Lucille Bower led the program as twenty three members attended.
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Irene Lincoln
Delta Kappa Gamma
Fort Sidney Motor Hotel
Marie Nicholson
Mildred Tillotson
Caroline Aten
Dorothy Emanuelson
Lucille Bower
Rebekah Kensington Meeting Notes in April Session
The Sidney Rebekah Kensington group met Wednesday at 2 PM in the Odd Fellows hall basement with Mrs. Alma Averill presiding. Cora Gain led a devotional from Deuteronomy 31, Time of Decision, Rex Olsen gave Thoughts For Spring. Canasta followed with Rex Olsen high and Orval Schmitt low. Hostesses were Alma Averill and Pearl Simpson. Next gathering is April 5 at 2 PM.
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Sidney Rebekah Kensington
Odd Fellows Hall
Alma Averill
Cora Gain
Rex Olsen
Cruz Rites On Monday
Services for Julian Cruz, 56, who died Friday, were held Monday from Gehrig and Son Funeral Home with Rev. David M. Willemain officiating. Burial followed at Greenwood Cemetery. Pallbearers named, with survivors including a son Zacharias of Taos, a daughter Ruth Cardenas of Boulder, and a brother Arthur of Albuquerque.
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Julian Cruz
Gehrig‘ and Son
David M. Willemain
Greenwood Cemetery
Santiago Cardenas
Clarence Jessop
Lewis Lucero
William Abbott
Zacharias Guterrrez
Ralph Cruz
Zacharias
Tades, N. M
Ruth Cardenas
Boulder
Arthur
Albuquerque
N. M
Legion to Observe 48th Birthday in Sidney
Sidney Post 17 of the American Legion and Auxiliary celebrate the 48th anniversary of the Paris Caucus where the Legion blueprint was formed with a birthday party after the regular meeting on Tuesday March 28 at the Legion Club rooms. Mrs Floyd Clarke of Morrill District 4 president will speak. Floyd Sanks is local commander. The Auxiliary organized July 28 1922 and Mrs Sanks is auxiliary president.
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Sidney Post
American Legion and Auxiliary
Paris
American Legion
Legion Club
Floyd Clarke
Morrill
District 4
Floyd Sanks
Auxiliary
Sanks
Beef Hotshots 4 H club meets at Mathewson home
The Beef Hotshots 4 H club held its third meeting on February 28 1967 at 8 p m at Rodney Mathewson home. The secretary conducted roll call and discussed old business about the spring party and booths. New business covered preparing a review of the club history and photos. Judy Mathewson was the reporter.
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Beef Hotshots
Easter and the Resurrection as Daily Real: Reviving Hope
Thought for Lent reflects on immortality as taught in Christianity centering on Christ. Easter confirms the resurrection as a historical, life altering truth giving hope and revival for the body and spirit in daily faith and prayer.
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Christ
God
Sidney St Pauls Easter Services at St Pauls Lutheran
Easter services at Sidney St Pauls Lutheran Church feature a 6:15 a.m. sunrise service with a youth choir led by Mrs. Robert Buhrdorf singing Come Ye Children Sing to Jesus and the adult choir directed by Earl Moermond performing Open the gates of the Temple. An Easter breakfast follows. The 8 and 11 a.m. services will include Rev. Lester Boehm delivering The Other Side of Easter with choir selections reflecting the resurrection. A trumpet fanfare by Lester Steffens accompanies The Strife is Oer as Mrs. Paul Aude accompanies the organ. Worshippers are invited.
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St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Robert Buhrdorf
Jesus
Earl Moermond
Lester Boehm
Lester Steffens
Paul Aude
Boy Scout Troop 89 Treks to Scottsbluff for Rock Hunt
Boy Scout Troop 89 traveled to Scottsbluff on Saturday March 18 for a swimming party at the YMCA. Attendees include Steve Steele and others. Neal Craig led with Paul Roberts and Ben Belden providing transport. Scouts toured Wild Cat Hills Game Reserve and Bayard, saw deer elk and buffalo, and collected rocks and fossils.
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BOY Scout
Scottsbluff
Y.M.C.A
Steve
Bill Steele
Bill Mehling
Mark Cruise
Larry Cox
Ken Peters
Bob Elsen
Pat Hassle
Paul Roberts Jr
Jackie Craig
Doug Duncan
Brett Belden
Bruce Brauer
Neal Craig
Paul Roberts
Ben Belden
Bradley Craig
Debbie Duncan
Benna Belden
Steve Steele
Wild Cat Hills
Bluffs
Bluffs Monument Amphitheater
Bayard
Rush Creek Willing Workers Club Meeting Report
Mrs Floyd Miller hosted the Rush Creek Willing Workers Club on March 15 with six members and one guest answering roll call. The lesson Make short work of Ironing was taught by Mrs Lolla Frerichs and Mrs Edward Borges. A plant exchange is planned for the April 19 meeting with Mrs James Payne.
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Rush Creek
Floyd Miller
Den I Pack 82 Han crafts and Indian head dress activity
Den I Pack 82 met on Tuesday March 21. The boys completed handcrafts and made Indian head dresses for the pack meeting. Jim Borcher served treats. Billie Clark, reporter.
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den I
Jim Borcher
Billie Clark
Sub Debs Club Plans April Style Show and March Dance
The Sub Deb Club met at Rita Miller's home with nineteen members. They discussed a style show in April and set committees to plan details. The annual Sweetheart dance will be March 31 at Sidney Country Club with Diane Hyde Annette Kallhoff Leslie Robinson and Jane Schlaman as candidates for Sub Deb Sweetheart. The queen will be crowned at the dance.
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Rita Miller
Sidney Country Club
Diane Hyde
Annette Kallhoff
Leslie Robinson
Jane Schlaman
Tree Planting Plaques Available for Nebraska Residents
The University of Nebraska extension division offers Centennial tree planting plaques to Nebraskans who can prove they planted at least one acre of trees and kept them through establishment. Cheyenne county residents eligible should contact Mrs. LeRoy Hadden by March 29.
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Extension Division
The
University of Nebraska
Cheyenne County
LeRoy Hadden
Den 1 Pack 90 Meeting Recaps and Field Trip
Den 1 Pack 90 met at Mrs. Mehling's home on March 15 with Brian Cornelius bringing treats. They played games and guessed a secret code. A follow up on March 22 featured outdoor games, a Parkview Drive treat stop, and a field trip to a fire station.
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Den 1
Pack
Den 1 Pack 89 March Meeting and Plaque Project
Den 1 Pack 89 met on March 14 at Mrs Green s home to play a know your tool game and begin a plaque project for their badges. David Nietz s birthday was celebrated with treats brought by Mark Green and the meeting closed with a Living Circle led by Reporter David Green.
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Den 1
Scout Troop 130 Meeting at Central School
Girl Scout Troop 130 met in Central School on March 22. Prairie Schooners provided treats, the Sassy Siouxs opened, and members worked on Badges and Family trees. Trailblazers sang at closing as The 767's cleaned up. Johnce Platz served as scribe.
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Central School
Prairie Schooners
Potter Girl Staters Are Now Placed Intern Teachers
Ninety six Chadron State College seniors began eight weeks of intern teaching in 22 area schools on Monday and will return to campus May 15. Names and placements include Phyllis Baird in Bridgeport Greg Wood in Gering William Ladine in Kimball Barbara Brauer in Peetz Cole and Patricia Treblik in Sidney. Donna Aurich named 1967 Potter Girl Stater with Patrice Herboldsheimer as alternate.
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Chadron State College
Bridgeport
Phyllis Baird
Sidney
Gering
Greg Wood
William Ladine
Kimball
Barbara Brauer
Peetz
Cole
Patricia Treblik
Lodgepole
Sideney
Clif Thurston
Potter
American Legion Auxiliary
Donna Aurich
Patrice Herboldsheimer
Ernest Andersen
Clyde Nelson
Aurich
Edgar Aurich
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Oppor
Hilltop Homemakers Gather for Ironing Demonstrations
Hilltop Homemakers Club met at Mrs. Blance Humphrey's home with 9 members and a guest. Lessons covered ironing pillow cases, folding fitted sheets, ironing mens shorts and shirts, plus laundry equipment. Topic included ironing history. lunch hosted by the hostess. next meeting set for April 17 at Mrs. James Dimmick's home.
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Hilltop Homemakers
Hilltop Homemakers Club
Blance Humphrey
Richard Patten
Earl Schultz
James Dimmick
Lions Club hears banker on Hawaii as vacation land
A. J. Jorgenson, chair of American National Bank, spoke at the Sidney Lions noon meeting at Fort Sidney Motor Hotel about The Hawaiian Islands As A Vacation Land. Dr. Paul Adkinson led the session. James Peterson announced Easter Egg Hunt prep for Saturday morning March 25. Bill Howard from Sears and Kenneth Pittam attended. A board meeting followed to approve eyeglass purchases for needy students.
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A. J. Jorgenson
American National Bank
Sidney Lions Club
Fort Sidney Motor Hotel
Hawaiian Islands
Paul Adkinson
James Peterson
Sidney Lions
Bill Howard
Sears
Kenneth Pittam
Lions Club Board of Directors
DuCum Extension Reports March Meeting in Sidney
Ella Mae Goranson and other DuCum Extension members shared an account of the Colonels' home restoration in Sidney. March session at Mrs. Myrtle Higgins included 10 members and one visitor, with Betty Furness article, ironing lesson, and a Pennies for Friendship donation. May 6 Spring Tea planned. cookies to be baked by each club.
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Sidney
Ella Mae Goranson
DuCum Extension Club
Myrtle Higgins
James Higgins
Land of the
Irvin Campbell
Betty Furness
Elwin Linton
Reading Leader
Vernon Goranson
Bruce Christofferson
William Waite
Den 4 Pack 82 Meeting Highlights
Den 4 opened with a song and roll call with the cub scout handshake. They focused on the monthly theme. Jerry Butcher provided treats and the den mother prepared Easter baskets. Jerry Butcher and Lee Kin nersley were chosen for the Nail Driving contest. The meeting closed with America.
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Jerry Butcher
Lee Kinnersley
America
Jr M Y F Plans Spring Rally and Bake Sale
At their last meeting 14 members attended with 10 members present and 2 visitors plus 2 sponsors. On March 12 they joined a Jr High Rally at Kimball Neb where 18 of their group attended along with 10 from Sid ney's group. They plan a May event and bake sale on April 8 with their next meeting on March 26 inviting others to join.
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Jr. High
Kimball
Nebr
Sidney
Troop 89 Meeting Falls Back to Badge Watch Nite
On March 21 1967 Troop 89 opened with flag ceremony as the assistant senior patrol leader gathered weekly clues. Scouts played four to five games during the meeting and merit badge hopefuls discussed earning the star badge with Mr Roberts. The meeting closed by retiring the colors with Phillip Herrera reporting.
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Roberts
Phillip Herrera
Beef Hotshots 4-H Club Holds Second Meeting
The Beef Hotshots 4-H Club met at the Mount Vernon Community Center at 7 p.m. President Jerel Walters opened the session. secretary read and approved the minutes. Old business was discussed and new business covered upcoming events before the fair.
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Beef Hotshots
Mount Vernon
Jerel Walters
Judy Mathewson
Colorado College dean’s list tops 100 marks for 2023
One hundred eleven Colorado residents named to the Dean’s List at Colorado College for academic excellence. From Denver 33, Colorado Springs 15, Greenwood 7, Boulder 6, Littleton 6, Lakewood 5, Englewood 4, Golden 4, Grand Junction 4. Names include Sidney’s Christina Cramer among 209 students from 29 states and three foreign countries earning the distinction.
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Colorado College
Colorado Springs
Colorado
Denver
Greenley
Boulder
Littleton
Lakewood
Englewood
Golden
Grand Junction
Liberal Arts College
Sidney
Christina Cramer
Boost Nebraska Den 2 Pack 82 Meeting Notes
Den 2 Pack 82 met at Mrs Brannocks with David Koenig opening the flag ceremony. Outside Tom Shiltz and Marv Brannock’s team won the corner game. Randy Humphrey won Kim's Game. Randy Humphrey and Randy Hume Phrey will represent the den in the nail driving relay at the March 27 pack meeting. David Koenig distributed treats.
Kalico Kats 4-H Hold March Meeting and Party Plans
The Kalico Kats 4-H club met March 18 in the Lutheran Fellowship Hall. Sandy Houser led the meeting in the president's absence. Demonstrations on brownies and yeast milk were given. The group voted not to have a booth for the spring party and to donate to the country store. Next meeting is April 15 at 1:30 with three demonstrations planned.
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Kalico Kats
Lutheran Fellowship Hall
Sandy Houser
Sandra Freemen
Tina Kripal
Sandra Houser
Carol Slokom
Gale Sterling
Vicky Schiller
Mary Jo Vanney
Janet Hyde
Sherry Houser
Beverly Theis
Peggy Huff
Carol Hokom
Sandra
Diane Freeman
Beverly R. Theis
Bakers Dozen Extension Club Meets At Colling Home
The Bakers Dozen Extension Club gathered Wednesday evening March 22 at Vicky Colling’s home with eight members present. They shared an ironing tip, learned a lesson titled Make short work of ironing, and modeled funny hats made from kitchen utensils. Esther Weber, the cohostess, sent dessert. Next meeting set for April 26 at Ethel Smith’s home.
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Baker’s Dozen
Bakers Dozen
Vicky Colling
Connie Avey
Esther Weber
Ethel Smith
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Phil Cronk
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Ron Cronk
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James Dickes
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Si Behm
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Hall County Division of Public Welfare
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Yanketon, S. D
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Clarence Hare
West Texas State Uiversity
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Arlie Zalesky
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George Hare
Mal Minshall
Elmer Seyfang
Jerry Miller
Fort Morgan
Frank Hengl
M. Miller
Firesteel
S. D
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Miller
Martha Kirtley
George Northrup
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Sidney St. Paul’s
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Potter Women’s Club
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Social Neighbors
Firemen’s Auxiliary
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Uewna
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Stacy Kistler
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