Easter Sunrise Services Across Area Churches Observed
Easter Sunday services begin at sunrise at multiple churches led by Temple Commandery 30 and First Methodist youth. Luther League and Assembly of God also host sunrise gatherings with breakfast afterward. Calvary Baptist launches a crusade, while Grace, Church of Christ and others offer varied worship with sermons, cantatas, and Holy Communion in separate services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple Commandery 30
Masonic Temple
John Stayton
First Methodist Church
Commandery
Jim Bonesteel
Roland Schobert
Mike Bragg
David Cox
Bonnie Stayton
Bruce Wakeman
Bonesteel
Senior Methodist Youth Fellowship
Shirley Strandberg
Nebraska Wesleyan
Collegians
Potter
Luther League of First Lutheran Church
Assembly of God
Salem Lutheran Church
Gurley
H. F. Krohn
Salem Lutheran Cemetery
First Methodist
Robert Spearow
ST. Patrick Catholic Church
Calvary Baptist Church
Harrison Johns
Fort Morgan
Colo
Jess Farrow
Light Memorial Presbyterian
Carl Loring Nelson
Grace Baptist Church
James D. Greene
Jesus
Church OF Christ
A. E. Tennant
Voice of God
First Lutheran
Benjamin J. Warrenburg
First Christian Church
B. E. Ogden
Christ Episcopal
First Baptist Church
Abe Neufeld
Joe Hajek Installed as Cooties Leader at VFW Group
New Kig-Oats Pup Tent No 1 of the VFW Military Order of Cooties installed officers at a Monday meeting in the VFW Post Home. Nebraska Grand Commander Bill Selak presided. Joe Hajek became commander, with Neal Craig and Marion Whitaker as senior and junior vice commanders, plus other officers. The group reported 40 pints of blood donated this year as it continues hospital visits and monthly gift rounds.
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VFW
Nebraska
Bill Selak
Scottsbluff
Joe Hajek
Tom Lenzen
Neal Craig
Marion Whitaker
Loyde Adams
Bernard Gass
Dixon Rhodes
Charles Colling
Vernon Anderson
Bill Pusher
Ervin Smith
Elmer Rasmussen
Don Deaver
Harry Schank
Glen Sutton
Jimmy Legs
Gene Bennett
Windjammer
Leo Shaf
Mrs Ruth B Craig to Visit for Easter Weekend
Mrs Ruth B Craig of Norm Platte will come Friday evening to stay with her son Neal Craig and his family for the Easter weekend. A cooking tip suggests punching a small hole in the bottom of a cranberry jelly can to ease removal of the top with a wall-type opener. This method makes the jelly slide out smoothly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth B. Craig
Norm Platte
Neal Craig
Fine's Included In World's Fair Fashion Display
Fine's of Sidney is selected for a New York World's Fair fashion listing with twelve display booths. Visitors can press a button to see garments on figure and receive a brochure naming Fine's at the fair. Merchandise is from Young Naturals of New York.
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New York
Fine’s of Sidney
Music Event Held Despite Bad Weather at Lodgepole
Despite blustery weather and uncertain roads, Lodgepole Valley activities association held a day long music festival at Lodgepole with participants from Mitchell and all member schools. Four entries earned outstanding honors: Harrisburg band and brass sextet for large and small instrumental ensembles, Dalton mixed quartet for small vocal, and Potter mixed chorus for large vocal. St Patrick’s Academy received superior ratings across multiple acts while Lodgepole High School earned top marks in several solos and ensembles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodgepole Valley Activities Assn
Lodgepole
Mitchell
Harrisburg Band
Harrisburg Brass Sextet
Dalton
Potter
The
Telegraph
St. Patrick’s Academy
Phillip Koester
Helen Krajewski
Donna Deaver
Robert Dougherty
Marilyn Gorman
Jolene Runge
Linda Jarred
Lodgepole High School
Carol Bruns
Pat Huff
Carol Pironka
Rollie Schmid
Nancy
Census Update From Ospital Oh Hospital
As of March 27 at 7 a.m. the census lists 54 patients and four babies in nursery for a total of 58. Admitted include Sidney area names Mrs George Runge and others. Lodgepole admits Todd Namath. Dismissals list numerous residents and a newborn noted on March 25 and 26 including the Ben zel and Olsen families.
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Sidney
George Runge
Tracy Lynn Schuppan
John Walraven
Leonard Benzel
Kelly Miller
Ramon Rodriguez
Jeanette Riewe
Ethel Skelton
William Vigil
Lowell Woods
William Shryock
Kim Koch
Louisa Reano
Walter Meissner
David Gonzales
Lyle C. Olsen
Mickey Ely
Lodgepole
Todd Namath
Orley McIrvin
Paul Kammarmeyer
James Lauer
Frank Schuppan
Larry Ross
Frank Mick
Marion Teel
Frances Boardman
Robert Fernandez
Nancy Kenton
Duane DePue
Owen Maddox
Douglas Thomas
Harry Gregory
Ross Preble
Kimball
Clara Hammond
Jerrel Standridge
Potter
Clyde Nelson
Lyle Olsen
Offset Well in Kame Field Delivers Superior Output
A confirmation well in Kame Field west of Dalton produced 64 barrels per day from sand No 1, outperforming the No 1 Weible discovery. drilled by Kimbark Exploration and Sundance Oil Co as a west offset to No 1 Harris. Harris shows about 63 already.
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Kame
Dalton
Petroleum Information
Kimbark Exploration and
Sundance Oil Co
Harris
Chappell hosts South Platte Valley Music Fest results
Chappell event at Lodgepole High School Monday featured four superior ratings. Carol Pivonka earned top vocal honors and second best vocal soloist, Pat Huff received superior for vocals, sax quartet, and Rollie Schmidt plus Nancy Kastens earned Excellents for vocals and tenor sax respectively. Brent Stroll led trumpet soloist with stage band and saxophone trio also recognized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kastens
Kathy Larreau
Mary Helfrich
Brent Stoll
Greg Wise
Lodgepole High School
Carol Pivonka
Pat Huff
Rollie Schmidt
Nancy Kastens
Brent Stroll
Texota Company reports major oil find in Nevada
Texota Oil Co of Denver, active in Cheyenne County and the Denver Julesburg Basin, reports a wildcat well at Eagle Springs Field south of Elgin Ny County produced over 100 barrels of 30 grade oil in 40 minutes at depths 6725 to 6786 feet. Official says test suggests potential of about 2400 barrels per day.
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Nevada
Texota Oil Co
Denver
Cheyenne County
Denver- Julesburg
George H. Rainey
Eagle Springs
Elgin
Ny County
Prairie Schooners Square Dance Club Notice
A community events list announces Saturday March 28 at the 4-1 building a square dance for all dancers and spectators at 8 p.m. Also on Monday March 30 an Odd Fellows and Rebekahs covered dish supper at 6 30 p.m. and Wednesday April 1 a Rebekah Lodge meeting in the p m with GO TO CHURCH SUNDAY included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie Schooners Square Dance Club
Odd Fellows and
Rebekahs
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Church of
Fine’s
Douglas Eugene Teel Jr
Douglas Eugene
Memorial Hospital
Beth
Ricky
Barbara
Carroll Teel
Elwood
Nebr
Doris West
Overton
Patricia Marie Krichau
Glenn Krichau
Patricia Marie
Barbara Ann
Ward Jeffrey
Bradford Eugene
Wayne Anderson
George Nazarenus
Molly Ann Lauer
Molly Ann
Tracy Lynn
Toni
Sandra
A. W. Henneman
Priest River
Idaho
Carl Schuppan
Ardmore
S.D
Freddy Fernandez
Freddy
Richard
Robert
David
Philip
Joe Salazar
Sioux Army Depot
Jesus Fernandez
Pharr
Texas
Ospital OH Votes
Sidney Beauty Academy
Delbert Larson
Merlin Maas
Wendel Mathewson
Dave Thies
Russell McMillen
Ellen Larson
Marion Meyer
Jeanne Mathewson
Jean McMillen
Elvin Thies
A. J. Mason
Panhandle
Chappell
Yendis Cafe
Illinois
Smorgasbo
Texota Company
Rebekah Lodge
DuBarry
YOUR
Rexall
Tom Jones
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