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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1958
Page
7
Members present contributed to Mother's Wites project. Pam Himes supplied maybask ets for each girl. Connie Innes and Dianne Wieser reported for Telegraph Want Ads Get Results.
Mrs Charles Morehouse, a commercial and speech instructor at Potter high school, was initiated into the Delta Kappa Gamma Society in the Lincoln Room of the Cornhusker Hotel on Saturday afternoon, April 26, followed by a banquet in the Georgian Room. Miss Alice Reid of Cheyenne spoke on the topic A Wee Bit s Kindness Yet.
Mr and Mrs John Heimer of Potter celebrate their silver wedding anniversary with an open house at Potter Legion Hall in the basement. The event runs Thursday from 2 to 5 PM and 7 to 9 PM. Friends and relatives are invited. the Heimers married May 10 1933.
In Sterling Colp a ceremony on Thursday April 29 joined Shirley Ann Buhrdorf daughter of Mr and Mrs Elmer Buhrdorf Potter Neb to Herbert Meisner son of Fred Meisner Gering Neb The bride a West Nebraska General Hospital nursing graduate previously worked at Clarkson Bennet Memorial Hospital Rapid City SD The groom employed at Consumer's Cooperative Association Scottsbluff They plan to reside in Scottsbluff Neb.
Richard Y. Batterton city public works manager and Mrs. Leo A. Steinhardt were to marry at Central Christian Church in Denver this morning. The Rev Keely O Neall was to officiate and the bride's son and daughter-in-law Mr and Mrs Frank S. Peterson were to attend. After the service they would depart for a motor trip through the south. Mrs Steinhardt, formerly Vera Mahr, is the daughter of Mrs J H Mahr of Denver, a former Sidney resident.
Constancio P. Saludez principal of Dinglas high school in Ilocos Norte Philippines was guest of honor at a no host dinner at Miss Mary Runge's home Thursday evening East Ward school faculty members attended including Esther Heath Myra Masters Ramona Schmitt Sylvilla Brotherson Blanche Baker Opal Brown and Frances Nelson social after dinner concluded the evening
The Potter Woman's Club hosted the 30th Sunshine Party for women 60 and older within 12 miles of Potter, with 43 of 63 invited guests attending along with 17 of 21 club members. The event featured corsages, birthday greetings, comedic hat parodies, musical numbers, and a photo finale, all in the Fellowship Hall of Potter Methodist Church.
Miss Carolyn Kennedy of Sidney has been named associate professor in the Fine Arts College at Carnegie Institute of Technology. Formerly an assistant professor, she is a Nebraska University and Northwestern University alumna who taught in Nebraska high schools and Grand Rapids before the appointment.
Announcement states the engagement of Miss Lovina Mahlman to William Edward Satter by her parents Mr and Mrs Roy Mahlman. Satter is the son of Mrs Oscar Nyquist of Albuquerque NM. Mahlman is a 1956 Sidney High School graduate and attends Midland College in Fremont planning to graduate spring. The couple will reside in Albuquerque after the wedding.
The April 13 open house for Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Nelson drew 125 guests. Their granddaughter Beth Ann Nelson registered attendees while sons Nels Clyde and Victor Nelson greeted. A three tier cake, yellow roses, and assorted dishes marked the celebration at 1534 Linden St. with out of state guests from Denver Sterling and Peetz among others.
The Cheyenne Kimball Deuel County Medical Association and Auxiliary held a dinner at Sidney Country Club with 14 members present. Hosts were Dr and Mrs Don Wilkinson. A screening of a glaucoma film followed, and the auxiliary met socially. Next regular meeting set for May 28.
Reetz and several members organize decorations gifts and entertainment for the group. The main event is the Sunshine Party while aiding a girl to Cornhusker Girl's State in Lincoln each June. Year end funds fund a city park picnic table started by the Potter Lions Club.
Brownie Troop 152 met Thursday at the home of Mrs. E. J. Foy. Mrs. Robert Kallhoff assisted at the meeting.
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