Easter Weekend Socials Across Sidney Area
A flurry of Easter weekend visits features the Castner family from Downers Grove Ill hosting relatives and friends, and many Sidney area residents welcoming guests from Denver Loveland and beyond. Notable stops include Ogallala and Holdrege with multiple arrivals for Easter dinners and homecomings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Castner
J.R. Castner
Downers Grove
Ogallala
Gerry Giesert
George Burr
John Hobson
Denver, Colo
Richard Burr
Sidney
Nebraska students attend Livestock Market ing School in Omaha
David Dorman of Sidney is among 13 University of Nebraska students taking part in a two day Livestock Marketing School today and tomorrow in the Livestock Exchange Building Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Dorman
Sidney
University of Nebraska
Livestock Exchange
Omaha
Hastings College Band Belts Two Sidney Appearances
The 1964 Hastings College Concert Band of 40 members makes a two show stop in Sidney in the Junior High auditorium on April 1 at 8 p.m. and April 2 at 10:45 a.m. during a seven city tour. Larry Nelson of Sidney, son of Dr and Mrs H C Nelson, plays baritone horn. James M King, in his 34th year as director, conducts. he is known as the Dean of Nebraska Band directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Martin
Bendigo
Australia
Sidney High School
Rotary Club
M. C. Sherrerd
Sherrerd
Sherrerds
Tom Coffey
Hastings College
Sidney
Larry Nelson
H.C
Nelson
James M. King
King
Nebraska
University of Nebraska
Lincoln
Judy Hinn
George Hinn
Sidney Senior
Ralph Spencer
Sidney High
John Holms
Louise Holms
Sidney Public School Lunch Menu March 31 to April 6 1964
School Lunch Menu lists daily meals for March 31 through April 6 1964 at Sidney Public School. Each day features a main course, sides, fruit or dessert, and a 1/2 pint of milk, with Thursday and Friday menus including special items and a note that the menu is subject to change.
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Sidney Public School
Resident's Feather Buried In Kansas
Last rites were held Wednesday March 25 at Hill City Kansas for James Ambrosier 81 father of Mrs O M Marty of Sidney. He had been hospitalized two months at Norton Kansas and died Monday March 23. Survivors include Mrs Marty two other daughters four sons Mr and Mrs Marty returned Sunday evening from Norton where they had been the past ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill City
Kan
James Ambrosier
O. M. Marty
Sidney
Spring Party at Sidney Country Club Set for April 11
The 1964 Spring Social season opens at Sidney Country Club with a party for members and out-of-town guests Saturday April 11. Social hour 7 to 8 PM, followed by a smorgasbord and dancing to the Fanfares. Admission $6 per couple. reservations due by April 2 through Mrs Bertha Allien Mrs M L Merritt or Mrs E R Jimerson. The afFair is led by Mr and Mrs Merritt Mr and Mrs Jimerson and other committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Country Club
Bertha Allien
M. L. Merritt
E. R. Jimerson
Merritt
Jimerson
W. J. Robinson
Robert Hassle
Frank Mattoon
Allen Stikker
Woodrow Wood
Census notes births and admissions in Sidney area
As of March 29 at 7 am the census lists 50 inpatients including 47 patients and three babies. Newborns include a girl born March 28 to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Shuck and other recent births with details on families and grandparents. Multiple admissions and dismissals across Sidney and nearby towns are recorded along with resident names and locations.
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Sidney
Greg Goddard
Irene Keiper
Charles Conner
Raymond Ramirez
Donald Longhofer
Lloyd Searles
Frank Trowbridge
Milton Handsel
Edith Hostettler
William Garber
Donald E. Shuck
Peter C. Frederick
Bruce Bickford
Soren C. Jensen
Frances Dorm
Lowell Woods
Walter Meissner
Peter Fredricks
Walter Starkey
Ed Meyer
John Walraven
David Gonzales
William Shyrock
Leonard Benzel
P. W. Barker
Donald Longhoster
Kelly Miller
William Vigil
Clarence Cills
Leo Kurth
Julia Roche
Ramon Rodriguez
Mickey Ely
Gerald Brestel
Todd Namath
Lodgepole
Jeanne Teague
Ogallala
Guy Bechtel
Denver
Colo
Lee Mason
Donald Shuck
Donald L. Barker
San Mateo
Calif
Susan Ohzato
Stanford Presbyterian Hospital
San Francisco
Debra
Linda
Sandra
Ron Barker
I. Ohzato
Nagoya
Japan
Wall accessories guide emphasizes harmony and balance
Lincoln expert Magdalene Pfister from the University of Nebraska advises choosing wall decorations that are functionally sound, visually cohesive with room furnishings, and placed low to integrate with furniture. She suggests grouping smaller items, using matching colors and textures, and regularly changing displays to reflect personal interests.
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Lincoln
Magdalene Pfister
University of Nebraska
Miss Pfister
Girl Scout Cooky Sale Set For April 1 8 in Sidney
About 276 Girl Scouts will sell cookies April 1 through 8 in Sidney. The event is chaired by Mrs Otto Aufdengarten with five cookie types Mint Frosted short bread Fudge Butter flavored and Creme filled at 50 cents per box. Residents not reached may call 254 2304 to order or buy at Rudy's Market or a booth at 10th and Illinois on April 4. Cadette Scouts will staff a booth at Jack n Jill Market April 4.
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Sidney
Otto Aufdengarten
Cooky
Aufdengarten
Rudy’s Market
10Th and
Ilinois
Cadette
Jack ’N Jill Market
Proper Storage For Garment Care Insects And Hazards
LINCOLN The moth seems to be the common culprit behind holes in garments though beetles carpet beetles silver fish crickets and roaches share the blame Extension clothing and textiles specialist Gerda Petersen urges proper storage to protect winter garments this season Five hazards to avoid are insects soil heat humidity and light Garments should be clean and stain free as mothproofing occurs during dry cleaning and cleaning will remove larvae and soil particles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Gerda Petersen
University of Nebraska
Sunol Sports Banquet Honors Local Athletes and Coach
The Sunol basketball and volleyball teams were honored at the first annual Sports Banquet on Tuesday March 24 sponsored by the Sunol PTA. Pam Hamm coach of the teams was also recognized. Seventy six attendees enjoyed red and white decorations with centerpieces of basketballs and microphones. Harold Fitzwater served as toastmaster and introduced a program including Pat Bonkie wicz piano solo and a trumpet duet by Dave and John Rechter. Students gave brief remarks focused on fitness. Kathleen Demers performed a piano solo and Frances Cortney superintendent spoke. Dennis Kilgore and Jack Fenske received Lodgepole Valley Class B All Conference certificates from the Scottsbluff Star-Herald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunol
Sunol P. T. A
Pam Hamm
Harold Fitzwater
Pat Bonkiewicz
Dave
John Rechter
Hamm
Frances Cortney
Scottsbluff Star-Herald
Dennis Kilgore
Jack Fenske
Lodgepole Valley
Loyal Hornicek
Donald Miller
David Truss
Robert Mika
Marvin Pehley
Peetz Students To FHA Meet
Two Peetz High School Future Homemakers of America delegates and their sponsor will attend the 1964 state convention April 24 at Colorado State University Fort Collins. Sophomore Evelyn French and senior Jeanne George will join advisor Miss Stanley. The three day event aims to build maturity problem analysis and leadership among 800 expected attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peetz High School
Future Homemakers of America
Fort Collins
Colo
Evelyn French
Jeanne George
Stanley
Colorado State University
Services Held For Mrs George Runge
Funeral services for Mrs George Runge 56 were held Monday at the First Christian Church with Rev B E Ogden officiating. Burial followed in Greenwood Cemetery. Survived by her widow er and daughter Judy Ann, plus her mother and siblings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Runge
Memorial Hospital
B. E. Ogden
First Christian Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Craig
Joe McMillan
Harry Anderson
George Thompson
Cecil Hume
Herbert Statler
Clifford Bowen
Adele Anna Hennig
Pender
Neb
Gustav J
Minnie Feldman Hennig
Dalton
Lisco High School
Chadron State College
Sidney
District 69
Cheyenne County
Weyerts Lutheran Church
Judy Ann
Storage space insect control tips from university expert
University specialist advises steps to rid storage space of insect larvae and prevent moth damage. Clean corners and dust crevices, spray with commercial moth repellent, and choose a cool dry storage spot. Avoid heat and moisture by keeping areas airtight and in good condition.
Modern Math Conference at Chadron State College
Elementary and junior high teachers are invited to a Modern Mathematics Conference at Chadron State College Campus Center on Saturday April 11. Registration runs 845 to 930 a.m. with a 1230 luncheon. Professor Shirley Hill University of Missouri will headline the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chadron State College
Shirley Hill
University of Missouri
Funeral held for Olive Dove resident readied in Woodlake
Funeral services and interment for Olive Dove 71 were held Thursday March 26 in Woodlake Nebraska. Died March 23 in Cheyenne Wyoming. Survivors: three sons Merle of St Paul Minnesota Jord Valentine Nebraska and Carol Fort Collins Colorado. two daughters Opal Olesen Sidney and Betty Hobbs Cheyenne. 21 grandchildren eight great grandchildren and two brothers of Sioux Falls South Dakota. Husband and two children predeceased her.
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Woodlake
Nebr
Olive Dove
Opal Olesen
Sidney
Dove
Olesen
Cheyenne
Wyo
Merle
St. Paul
Minn
Jord
Valentine
Carol
Fort Collins
Colo
Betty Hobbs
Sioux Falls
S. D
Clover Leaf Drovers Meeting Notice
Tuesday March 31 4-H Clover Leaf Drovers gather in the 4-H building at 6 30 P M for a scheduled meeting.
Detergent Knot Being Solved
Lincoln area experts warn about water foaming from detergents and the need for biodegradable options. University of Nebraska specialist Mrs. Clara Leopold says hard detergents resist breakdown, while industry aims to introduce soft detergents by 1965 with no obvious switch for consumers.
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Lincoln
America
Clara Leopold
University of Nebraska
Leopold
Cub Scout News from DEN 2 PACK 90 Meeting
Cub Scout DEN 2 PACK 90 met March 25 at Mrs. Kahl’s home. Joe Headley led the Flag Salute and new assistant den mother Mrs. Ray Mitchell was introduced. Uniform inspection prep, project discussions, nursery rhyme charades, Living Circle, and Cub Scout Promise followed. Elton Klentz reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kahl
Joe Headley
Ray Mitchell
Living Circle
CubScout Promise
Elton Klentz
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Carl Ziegler
Pineau Lodge
Poudre Canyon
Glenn Draper
Barbara Bitner
C. A. Bitner
Nebraska University
John Edzard
S.C
Chuck) Fisher
Scott
Lyle Stutz
Chappell
Lawrence Brachtenbach
Lyle Needham
Jim Linnenkamp
Longmont
Ben Barnhart
Gordon Niemoller
Nellie Niemoller
Frank Frauendorfer
Kate Brachtenbach
Mary Ann Brachtenbach
Frauendorfer
Michael Niemeller
Andy Weibel
Stratton
Don Weibel
Des Wilcox
Bridgeport, Neb
Margaret Weibel
Sarah Patrick
Holdrege
Debra Sherrerd
Paul Sherrerd
Kimball
Hull Cook
Hull I
Susan Cook
University of Nebraska, Lincoln
Sandra Cook
University of Colorado, Boulder
Ellen Bergner
John
Lucy
Edward Bergner
Dee Carmichael
Susan
T. E. Kokjer
Vancouver
B. C
Los Angeles
Larry Pippitt
Hayes Center
Jeff Pippitt
James Nielsen
Mr. Nielsen
Mrs
Peter Nielsen
J. C. Bush
Phoenix
Ariz
Don _ Jorgenson
David Ogden
Grand Junction
Ogden
Kearney State College
Dennis
David Sherrerd
Glenn Patrick
Robert Patrick
Neal Tank
Bill Waite
Roland Waite
Gurley
Clyde Nelson
Herman Senstock
Ethel Zuhlke
Robert Zuhlke
Victor Nelson
Paul Aude
de Paul Hospital
Jack Knicelys
E. C. Knicely
G.w.patrick
Robert Sherrerd
E. S. Sherrerd
Prof
James King
Kansas
Country Club
Tracy Lynn Schuppan
Frank Schuppan
Toni
Kevin Lee Benzel
Kevin Lee
Brenda Kay
Thomas Joseph
Alfred Koester
Carl Benzel
C.S. Chambers
Sandra Kay Olsen
Lyle Olsen
Sandra Kay
Diane
Carl
Gertrude Olsen
Alliance
Alvina Gleve
Marysville
Susan Ohzato Barker
Ned Swaeby
Ben
Eddie Ott
Telegraph
Chadron State
Cub Scout News
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