Former resident Connie Harter weds Dwight Wagner at Roadside Chapel
Connie Harter and Dwight Wagner united in a double ring ceremony at Roadside Chapel in Piedmont S D with Rev James O Bryan and Rev Charles Frederick officiating. Attendants included Marilyn Huber Starla and Janice Harter. reception in church hall. The couple, former Sidney residents, will reside in Rapid City South Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assemblies of God Church
Piedmont
S. D
Connie Harter
Dwight D. Wagner
Stanley Harter
Claude Wagner
Rapid City
Wagner
Sidney
James O'Bryan
North Platte
Charles Frederick
S.D
Larry Sjostrom
Judy Moder
Kim
Mary O'Grady
Marilyn Huber
Dodge
Starla
Janice Harter
Cherri O'Bryan
Rhine speaks to Lions new officers nominated
The Sidney Lions Club held its noon meeting with Rev John S Rhine as speaker on Easter and Passover history. Glen Spearow announced the officer slate for the coming year and Easter Egg Hunt plans were set for Saturday with grade divisions and siren start signals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhine
John S. Rhine
Sidney Lions Club
Chateau
Glen Spearow
Sidney Lions Nominating Committee
Elmér Weber
Rod Hinman
Robert Balfour
Ed Haupt
Alvin Bauer
John Rhine
Leon Foster
Rodney Freeman
Paul Adkinson
Lion Tanner
L.B. Neuman
Taj
Twister
Jim Peterson
Milt Nissen
Gien Spearow
Sidney Lions
Legion
Park Lagoon
Shelter House
Police and Fire Dept
Farmers Union delegates call for production cuts at Portland
Around the Town notes Sidney delegates Raymond and er Mrs Lessman attended the Farmers Union 73rd national convention in Portland Ore. A resolution urged farmers to reduce production to shield operations from rising costs while preserving food for consumers and export. No specific cutback percentage was stated. Lynn Fuehrer, daughter of Sidney residents, was accepted as a student at Grand Island School of Business for the June 9 term. She plans to major in accounting after graduating from Peetz High School in 1975. Stacee Lee Larsen, Sidney birth announced, with missed grandmother Iris McAdams named in error. 432 pounds of a 1,000 pound steer were processed for customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Lessman
Sidney
The
Farmers Union
Portland
Ore
Congress
Lynn Fuehrer
Bernard Fuehrer
Grand Island School of Business
Grand Island
Miss Fuehrer
Peetz High School
Peetz
Colo
Stacee Lee Larsen
Les Larsen
Memorial Hospital
Iris McAdams
ESU Staff Members Named District Heads
Two ESU 14 staff members assumed district offices at the Western Nebraska Speech and Hearing Association meeting last week. Sally McGee became president replacing Richard Terry, and Renelda Sue Winegarner was named secretary. Dr Mary Ann Weiss spoke on language disorders and corrective techniques, addressing 34 therapists from the Nebraska Panhandle. McGee will lead the 1976 annual meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Educational Service Unit 14
Western
Nebraska Speech and Hearing Association
Sally McGee
ESU
Richard Terry
Bridgeport
Renelda Sue Winegarner
Garden County
Oshkosh
Unit 14
Mary Ann Weiss
Colorado State University
Fort Collins
Nebraska Panhandle
McGee
Catholic Daughters tour printing plant meeting notes
Catholic Daughters of America Court Mother Seton met Tuesday at the Sidney Telegraph to tour the Catholic Register facilities. Mrs Dennis Makey and Mrs Marvel Brannock led the tour with ecumenical program chair Mrs John Ward. A Nite in Vegas is set for April 13, with 4 pm social hour and 5 to 7 pm roast beef dinner. The court approved funds for St Patrick's School girls' basketball uniforms and planned a September 14 canonization celebration for Blessed Mother Seton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Register
Dennis Makey
Telegraph Central
Marvel Brannock
John Ward
Regent
Leonard Rieken
Don Messing
Vegas
St Patrick's School
Joe Bonkiewicz
Mother Seton
Sisters of Charity of St. Vincent de Paul
Bookmobile Stops Schedule Across Several Districts and Schools
The schedule lists bookmobile visits across Peetz Cole Public School on Tuesday from 9 00 to 12 00 and 1 00 to 3 00, plus Wednesday routes to Dist 12 Sunol 8 30 10 00 Dist 97 10 30 12 00 Dist 76 2 00 0 0 and WNTC 3 30 4 30, Thursday visits to Trinity Lutheran School 9 00 9 30 Dist 33 Lorenzo 10 15 11 30 and 12 30 1 00, Bernie Fuecrer Farm 1 30 2 00, Dave Wieser Farm 2 30 3 00, Friday Dist 39 9 00 9 30 Dist 69 10 15 11 00 Dist 32 11 15 12 00 Dist 14 12 45 1 15 and Robert Ommen Farm 2 00 2 30 ARKANSAS TERRITORY INCLUDING OKLAHOMA LITTLE ROCK AP Arkansas was part of the Missouri Territory until Missouri applied for statehood Then Congress created the Arkansas Territory including much of Oklahoma on March 2 1819.
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Trinity Lutheran School
Dist
Lorenzo
Bernie Fuecrer
Dave Wieser
Robert Ommen
Arkansas Territory
Oklahoma
Little Rock
Arkansas
Missouri Territory
Missouri
Congress
Auxiliary Unit Honors Post 17 Birthday Dinner
The American Legion Auxiliary Unit 17 hosted a covered dish dinner for Post 17 to celebrate the annual birthday. Members honored for 25 years or more included Mrs Paul Martin and a list of others. A brief business meeting followed, with District IV President Harold Steele noting a district meeting and the Scottsbluff veterans home. Bingo and prizes concluded the evening, with gifts provided by Auxiliary members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
American Legion Post 17
American Legion
Legion and Auxiliary
Paul Martin
Clark Grieve
Frank Lougan
Glen Hornbeck
Emma Engel
Edna Dedrick
Glenn Patrick
Harold Craig
J. L. Whitmire
D.E Weimer
Lester McConnell
Louis Johnson
Herschel Spearow
Alvin Duis
Harold Steele
District IV
Polier
Scottsbluff
NPB Extension Club Nutrition Lesson At Meeting
Mrs Larry Talich hosted the NPB Extension Club as eleven members and one guest attended. They discussed pre registering for April workshops on foreign foods pattern alterations and bread baking. Mrs Lloyd Talich led the lesson Low Cost Meals assisted by Mrs Larry Talich. The group sampled foods from Make Your Food Dollars Count and discussed preparing meals for less without sacrificing nutrition or flavor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Talich
NPB Extension Club
Kent Miller
Lloyd Talich
Weekday School Lunch Menu Highlights
Tuesday features pigs in a blanket with buttered corn carrot slicks strawberry gelatin and milk. Wednesday offers ham and navy bean soup with crackers cinnamon rolls peach halves and milk. Thursday serves pizza with lettuce salad pears and milk. Friday includes fish fillets french fries cole slaw bread and butter chocolate cake and milk. Monday no school. Tuesday wiener roll ups ketchup mustard cheese sticks jello with orange sections celery sticks and milk. Wednesday goulash green beans rolls butter jam fruit and milk. Thursday meat or peanut butter sandwiches orange juice peas cake milk. Friday scalloped potatoes with ham spinach rolls butter jam blonde brownie and chocolate milk.
Daughters reorganize 4-H Club officers named
The Farmer's Daughters 4-H Club held an organizational meeting at the Extension office. Officers elected for 1975 include Cheryl Thomas as president Cindy Howe as vice president Alice Deaver as secretary Lesa Brannock as treasurer and Patty Lenzen as news reporter. A Country Store Booth for the spring party was planned and projects for the year decided. Next meeting set for April 2 at 3:30 p.m. at Mrs. Howe's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmer's Daughters 4-H Club
Cheryl Thomas
Cindy Howe
Alice Deaver
Lesa Brannock
Patty Lenzen
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Galen Wagner
Springfield
Doug Arnoldt
Hettinger
David Harter
Steve O'Bryan
Rugby
N. D
Joe Huber
Dodge, N D
Jolene Loutzenhiser
Black Hills
S D
MR. and
Mrs
William Schnell
Schnells
Verne Sharman
Marlene
Earl Gell
Irvin Fischer
Orville Filsinger
Coley Nelson and Shean
Cliff Nienhueser
Kenneth Peetz
Classified Service
Central Nebraska Council of Telephone Pioneers
Bob Langsding
Rosie Kerk
Chappell
Educational Service Unit No. 14
Catholic Daughters Tour Printing Plant
Sr Agneta
Peetz, Cole Public School
NPB
ST. Pat's Menu
Datsun
Whitey, Tom
Connie
Sterling
Ard Street
Sidney, Ne
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