Five Cubs Graduate Into Pack 83 Pack 84
Cub Scout Pack 84 held its regular monthly meeting with a flag ceremony by Dan Dalene’s Webelos den. April’s vegetable theme featured costumes, farm roles, and eggs. Tommy Ehrman won best costume for a tomato. Awards included Wolf, Bear, and Arrow badges for multiple scouts and Arrow of Life badges for five Webelos. Gradation into Boy Scouts was conducted by Akela with Calvin Klentz welcoming new troop members.
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Cub
Dan Dalene
Webelos den
Tommy Ehrman
Claude Wagner
Ronald Uzel
Ste«ven Studnicka
Brian Reed
Steven Kuhns
Steven Studnicka
Webelos
Craig Olsen
Philip Herrera
Gene Lodes
Ken Dalene
Jack
Pace
Akela
Calvin Klentz
Troop
Roy Reed
Den 2
Wagner
Jack Pace
Phillip Herrera
Telegraph
George Niemann Honored At Surprise Birthday Party
George Niemann was guest of honor at a surprise birthday party Tuesday evening at his home. Attending were Mrs. Niemann, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Engelland, Mrs. Fred Kettler, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Kettler, Al Bruns, Bill Niemann and children, LeRoy Hadden and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Schaffert of Alliance, Mrs. Cophie Engelland of Grant Park Indiana, and Mrs. Don Moeller and sons of Hooper.
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George Niemann
Niemann
Walter Engelland
Fred Kettler
Marvin Kettler
al Bruns
Bill Niemann
LeRoy Hadden
Bill Schaffert
Alliance
Cophie Engelland
Grant Park
Ind
Don Moeller and Sons
Hooper
Old Timers Club Dinner Set for May Event
The 12th Annual Testimonial Dinner for the Sioux Old-Timers Club will be at 6:30 p.m. Saturday May 8 at the Elks Club in Sidney. Eligible members and spouses or guests invited. Tickets cost 2.25 per person and available from Harold Smith.
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Elks Club
Sidney
Harold Smith
Old Timers Social and Employee Dance Planned at Elks Club
Retired Old-Timers and spouses, plus descendants, are invited to a social hour from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. at the Elks Club. A dinner dance for all depot employees and spouses follows with dancing from 9:00 p.m. Music and fellowship sponsored by the Sioux Civilian Welfare Fund with admission limited to employee ID holders.
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Clarence Trujillo
Robert Heimbuck
Elks Club
The
Sioux Civilian Welfare Fund
A.W.U.W. Meeting And Job's Daughters Gatherings May 5
The A W U W meets at 8 p.m. at Mrs James Thompson home with the program Emerging Issues by several members. Job's Daughters convene at 7 30 p m in the Masonic Temple for Parents Night urging attendance. Lions Club Fort Sidney Mo tor Hotel 12 05 p m. May 6 duplicate bridge group to meet at 7 45 p m in the Elks Lodge dining room.
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James Thompson
John Elwell, Jr
Ralph Anderson
William Kalous
Guy Bush
Verlin Livingston
Job
Masonic Temple
Lions Club
Fort Sidney Motor Hotel
Elks Lodge
Earl I Transue Rites Thursday at St Patrick’s Church
Services for Earl L Transue 70 who died May 2 at Fort Meade Hospital Fort Meade South Dakota will be held Thursday at 9 30 a m from St Patrick’s Church with Very Rev W J Pelster officiating Rosary will be Wednesday at 7 30 p m from Gehrig and Son Funeral Home He spent most of his life in Casper Wyoming born in Holt County Nebraska married Agnes Erchine in 1914 at O Neill Nebraska to who preceded him in death He was a Catholic Church member Survivors include one daughter Lucille Porter of Sidney One grandchild Burial at Greenwood Cemetery.
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Earl L Transue
Fort Meade Hospital
Fort Meade
S. Dak
St. Patrick’s Church
W. J. Pelster
Gehrig and Son Funeral Home
Casper
Wyo
Holt County
Neb
O’neill
Agnes Erchine
Lucille
Robert) Porter
Sidney
Greenwood Cemetery
Former Gurley Resident Dies at 81 in Seward Neb
Mrs. W. H. Ahlschwede, 81, longtime Gurley area resident, died May 2 at her Seward Nebraska home. Funeral services set for 2 p.m. Wednesday at St John Lutheran Seward with burial in Seward Cemetery. Survivors include three daughters Mrs Alvin Kuehn and others.
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Gurley
W. H. Ahlschwede
Seward
Nebr
St. John’s Lutheran Church of
Ahlschwede
Cheyenne County
Alvin Kuehn
Obituary fragment names local relatives in Nebraska
Of Sidney, Mrs. Herbert Beck man of Pleasant Dale, Neb., and Mrs. Elmer Beckman of Malcolm, Neb., and two sons, Harold Ahlschwede of Gurley and Elvin of Malcolm.
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Sidney
Herbert Beckman
Pleasant Dale, Neb
Elmer Beckman
Malcolm, Neb
Harold Ahlschwede
Gurley
Elvin
Malcolm
Enright services held at Chappell Church
Funeral services for Russell A. Enright 58 were held at the Chappell Methodist Church with Rev Harold Mitchell officiating. Burial was in Ft Logan National Cemetery with military committal. He died April 27 in Chappell Hospital after illness and prior surgeries. He served in World War II with the Fifth Army from Africa to Italy and fought on the Cassina Drive. Survivors include three sons Randall Jack and Russell all of Burbank California a daughter Mrs Joe Crevone also of Burbank his mother Mrs Louise Enright of Chappell and a brother Loren of Chappell.
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Chappell
Russell A. Enright
Chappell Methodist Church
Harold Mitchell
Ft. Logan National Cemetery
Ft. Logan
Colo
Chappell Hospital
Veteran’s Hospital
Denver
Madden
Panama Canal
Ft. Peck
Kingley
Alaska
Fifth Army
Africa
Italy
Cassina Drive
American Legion
Disabled American Veterans
Randall
Jack
Russell
Burbank
Calif
Joe Crevone
Louise Enright
Loren
Chap
Harmons and Goodmansons Named in Distant Family Mention
Pell and two sisters identified as Mrs Margaret Harmon of Denver and Mrs Murl Goodmanson of Omaha are noted in a brief family notice. The item highlights kin connected to the deceased or event, with emphasis on their locations Denver and Omaha.
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Pell
Margaret Harmon
Denver
Murl Goodmanson
Omaha
Sunol High elects class officers and cheerleaders
Sunol High School announced student government results. Seniors elected Donna Reod as president and Dick Booth as vice president with Sandy Mashek as secretary treasurer. Juniors chose Lynn DeMers and Suzanne Oliverius with Cindy Oliverius as secretary treasurer. Sophomores elected Dick DeMers and Cindy Hornicek with Pat Bonkiewicz as secretary treasurer. Freshmen named Dennis Church and Rich Misegadis with Margean Namuth as secretary treasurer. PEP Club picks Lynn DeMers as president, Sandy Mashek as vice president, Pat Bonkiewicz as secretary treasurer. Cheerleaders include Cindy Miller for Junior High, Cindy Oliverius and Cindy Hornicek and Donna Rood for Senior High.
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Sunol High School
Donna Reod
Dick Booth
Sandy Mashek
Lynn DeMers
Suzann Oliverius
Cindy Oliverius
Dick DeMers
Cindy Hornicek
Pat Bonkiewicz
Dennis Church
Drilling Permit Issued in Filon Field Expansion
The Nebraska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission granted a new drilling permit in the Filon Field northwest of Potter. The permit is for Anderson No. 11, NE NW section 24 15 53, marking another site in the growing field.
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Filon
Potter
Nebraska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission
F Anderson
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Chappell Church
Sunol
Filon Field
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Matha
Dacron
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Martha Manning
Martha Maan Ning
Freenlees’ Inc
Martha Manning Company
Washington Ave
St. Louis
Missouri
Sidney, Nebraska
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