Community notes highlight visits and sorority welcome
Around the Town items record H W Statler's Cheyenne trip to fetch Mrs Statler and Gary. Beta Tau members Peggy Anderson and Verna Terman join Delta Zeta at Nebraska Wesleyan as freshmen. Family visits span Scottsbluff birthday celebrations and cross state trips to Seattle and Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Statler
Cheyenne
Scottsbluff
Nyle Lypold
J. Harvey George
Kearney State Teachers College
Jean
Zeta Chi Alpha Sorority
Thomas Kokjer
Mexico
Hans Kokjer
Holdrege
Neb
San Antonio
Carter Kokner
Kansas City
District 1.0.C.F
Scottshluff
W. W. Schulz
A. R. Tremain
Ed Lipke
Amy Bales
Lee Gain
Paul Koehn
Wye-Braska
Lincoln Hotel
Doyle Foland
Sidney
Vic Printz
Waldo Deering
SOD
Robert Jervis
Gallup
N. M
Navajo Ordnance Depot
State convention reports heard at Christian Women's Fellowship
Mrs. Frieda Widstrand and Mrs. W. E. Chambers presented reports on the state convention held last week in Scottsbluff during the Thursday meeting at Mrs. Charles Smith’s home. Nineteen members answered roll call. plans were made for Monday workshop at First Christian Church with Mrs. Meyers and Mrs. Delahey in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Convention of Christian Churches
Scottsbluff
Frieda Widstrand
W. E. Chambers
Christian Women’s Fellowship
John Farmer
Charles Smith
First Christian Church
R. V. Meyers
Lola Delahey
Widstrand
Christ
Westminster Circle To Aid Hungarian Family
Westminster Circle of Light Memorial Presbyterian Church planned to send letters and packages to a Hungarian family. Twenty members attended the Thursday session led by Mrs. Joe Dodds with devotional by Mrs. J. R. Miller and a lesson by Mrs. Don Gillham titled Conversations On Indonesia. A dessert luncheon was served by hostesses Mrs. Guy V. Doran and Mrs. B. H. Grimm. Next meeting set for May 16 at the church parlors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster Circle of Light Memorial
Presbyterian Church
Joe Dodds
J. R. Miller
Don Gillham
Indonesia
Guy V. Doran
B. H. Grimm
Missionary Society Elects New Officers
The Nazarene Foreign Missionary Society elected officers at its Thursday meeting in the church parlor. Mrs. Glenn Saxton was chosen president with Mrs. Alvin Hedges as vice-president and publicity chairwoman and Mrs. Harry Stately as secretary treasurer. Installation is set for the July meeting. Seven members attended as reports were given on the missionary magazine subscription contest between Sidney and North Platte members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nazarene Foreign Missionary Society
Glenn Saxton
Alvin Hedges
Harry Stately
Dean Wolstenholm
Missionary Magazine
Glenn Smith
Grace Graves
Saxton
Extension Clubs Spur Campaign To Beautify Nebraska
Home Extension clubs across Nebraska join Keep Nebraska Beautiful efforts. Leader Miss Florence Atwood cites goals in citizenship programs, with cleanups, paint up and fix up campaigns, litter prevention, and school yard cleanliness. Local clubs place picnic tables, distribute litter bags, and promote public awareness statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Nebraska
Keep Nebraska Beautiful
Florence J. Atwood
University of Nebraska
Keep Nebraska Beautiful, Inc
Nebraska Beautiful
Miss Atwood
Keep Nebraska Beautiful Inc
Dorcas Society Plans Clean-Up At Holy Trinity Church
The Dorcas Society met in the church parlors with 24 members to organize an all-day clean-up for the new Holy Trinity Lutheran Church on Tuesday May 7. Anna Rexroth led the session, reading a poem and noting a June 6 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Trinity Lutheran
Dorcas Society
Anna Rexroth
Lesson
Henry Monnich
Lillian Johnson
Etta Block
Calvin Klentz
Byron Reeves
Lutheran Ladies Aid Holds May Meeting
The St. Pauls Lutheran Ladies Aid met at Mrs Curtis Elsen's home with co host Mrs Roby Felzein. Four guests and 17 members attended. Rev Henry Dorn led the lesson The Lords Supper. June 6 hostesses will be Mrs Ervin Fischer and Mrs Robert Fischer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Lutheran Ladies Aid
Curtis Elsen
Roby Felzein
Ronald Krohn
Lewis Phillipe
Ben Riewe
James Loaris
John DeMers
Henry Dorn
Ervin Fischer
Robert Fischer
Marriage License Rows Include Colorado Couples
Fred Klein 60 of Iliff and Elizabeth Michel 55 of Loveland Colorado. Gus Widstrand 35 and Edith Lanks 26 of Sidney. Lowell Baldwin 24 and Carol Pence 17 of Kimball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Klein
Iliff
Colo
Elizabeth Michel
Loveland
Gus Widstrand
Edith Lanks
Sidney
Lowell Baldwin
Carol Pence
Kimball
Providence Eastern Star and Job's Daughters Meetings
The Providence Chapter 108 Eastern Star will meet on Wednesday May 8 at 7 30 p.m. Bethel 25 Job's Daughters will attend 7 30 to 8 p.m. An UP Old Timers Club 29 banquet at Sidney Country Club is May 11 at 6 30 p.m. Smorgasbord planned plates $2 25 reservations due by May 8 to Fred Pierson 2104 Newton phone 2557.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Bethel
Order of Job's Daughters
Order
Oldtimers Club
Sidney Country Club
Fred Pierson
Newton
Dal ton rummage sale hosted by St Marys Altar Society
A rummage sale sponsored by Circle 4 of St Marys Altar Society in Dal ton will be held Saturday, May 11, starting at 9:30 am in the basement of city auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Auditorium
Circle 4
St Mary's Altar Society
Dalton
Goodview Girl Chosen for Northwest Mission Tour
Miss Lucille Haskell of Goodview, daughter of Mr and Mrs James Haskell, is one of four to join a two week mission tour for the Northwest District of Methodist Churches. The trip runs June 9 to 24 visiting New York City United Nations Washington Kentucky Ohio West Virginia and New York. Financing comes from Kowanda Woman's Society of Christian Service Oshkosh. A Lodgepole High School senior and Kowanda Methodist Sunday School teacher, she plans nurses training at Scottsbluff next fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Haskell
James Haskell
Goodview
Northwest
Methodist
Nebraska
New York City
United Nations
Washington
Navy Promotions And Assignments Highlight Sidney Area Navy News
Francis C Pittington formerly of Peetz has been promoted from Ensign to Lieutenant junior grade at Great Lakes Illinois after re joining the Navy. James A Ingle son of Mr and Mrs Zeddie V Sumner of Sidney serves as Aviation Boatswain Mate Third Class aboard USS Princeton CVS 37 and reported aboard on April 19 after NATU Philadelphia transfer. Ingle enlisted September 15 1954 and trained at USNTC Great Lakes prior to Navy service. He attended Sidney High School and was employed by Union Pacific Railroad before joining the Naval Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis C Pittington
Peetz
Navy
Great Lakes, Ill
J G
Pittington
Brachtenbach Construction Co
Sidney
James A. Ingle
USN
Zeddie V Sumner
Ingle
Princeton
Natu Philadelphia
Naval Service
U S. N.T.C Great Lakes
Sidney High
Union Pacific Railroad
Brian Lessman Celebrates Fourth Birthday in Gurley
Brian Lee Lessman marked his fourth birthday on May 1 with an afternoon party at his parents Verdell and Mrs Lessman’s home in Gurley. A May Day theme featured a Maypole cake and pink blue decor. Prizes went to Sharon Sinsel and Nikki Howe. guests included Calvin Handley Wesley Handley Gregg Lessman Mike Jimmy Allen Tangen Nikki Cindy Howe Sharon Sinsel and Jimmie Troidl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brian Lee Lessman
Verdell Lessman
Gurley
Sharon Sinsel
Nikki Howe
Calvin
Wesley Handley
Gregg Lessman
Mike, Jimmy
Allen Tangeman
Nikki
Cindy Howe
Jimmie Troidl
Brownie Troop 32 Visits Hospital Easter Basket
Brownie Troop 32 visited Cheyenne County Memorial Hospital on April 19 to deliver an Easter basket to a patient. The group then stopped at Zesta for ice cream, met again April 26 at Mrs Livon’s home, learned to make May baskets, made two each, sang songs, and closed with the Wishing Song and Brownie promise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County Memorial Hospital
Zesta
Livon
Matheny
Janice Griffiths
Sorority Founders Day Observed by Alpha Iota and Gamma Tau
Founders Day celebrated by Alpha Iota and Gamma Tau chapters of Epsilon Sigma Alpha at a Yendis Cafe dinner. Mrs. Keith Kaylor served as toastmistress, with Invocation by Mrs. Paul Ritz and State president Mrs. Charles Christiansen as main speaker. Ceremony included Jewels ritual for Mrs. Cornelius Jr. and Miss Hagemeister and new officers installed by the outgoing president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Iota
Gamma Tau
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority
Yendis Cafe
Keith Kaylor
Paul Ritz
Doyle Butts
Charles Christiansen
C J. Cornelius Jr
Donna Hagemeister
Alpha Iota Chapter
Kaylor
Les Hand Jr
C. V. Innes, Jr
Cochairmen
Silver Tea Sunday Honors Mrs. Orloff at Central School
Mrs. Bernadine Orloff was guest of honor at a Silver Tea and reception by the Sidney Business and Professional Women's Club. About 80 people attended as Mrs. Russell Dedrick and Mrs. Leon Fine welcomed guests. Mrs. Orloff spoke on peace between Israel and the Arabs, noting her seven months in the Middle East as a freelance journalist. Arabian music records complemented the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernadine Orloff
Central School
Sidney Business and Professional Women’s Club
Russell Dedrick
Leon Fine
Tine
Orloff
Israel
Middle East
St Pauls Lutheran Fellowship Social Meeting At Armory
St Pauls Lutheran Fellowship met last evening in the National Guard Armory with 24 members present. A group discussion on missions was led by Les Kerr. The remainder of the evening was spent playing cards. Hosts were Mr and Mrs Wayne Kerr, Mr and Mrs Maurice King, and Mr and Mrs Kerr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s Lutheran Fellowship
National Guard
Les Kerr
Wayne Kerr
Maurice King
Kerr
Jaycees Honor Road-E-O Champs at Sidney Meeting
Winners and judges from the Teen Age Road-E-O held April 27 in Sidney will be honored at the Sidney Junior Chamber of Commerce meeting tomorrow night at the Elks club. Lawrence Saab is the winner with Dean Meyer and Don Thomas as top drivers. Saal will represent Sidney June 9th at Red Cloud in the state contest. Installation of 1957 officers is on the agenda with Charles Wiley, president in 1955, attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Mrs Brown Hosts Bridal Shower for Sally Lowe
Mrs Warren Brown entertained at a miscellaneous shower in her home Friday evening honoring Miss Sally Lowe who will be a June bride The evening included card games with honors to Mrs Fred George high Mrs Don Newberg second high and Miss Lowe low Refreshments followed and gifts were given to the honoree A list of attendees included Mmes E L Uptegrove Jack Lowe W J Robinson LeBaron Goodwin Gerald Matzke Richard Smith Joel Babcock Alvin Duis J L Tewell McKinley McIntosh George and Newberg
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Brown
Sally Lowe
Fred George
Don Newberg
Miss Lowe
Mmes. E L. Uptegrove
Jack Lowe
W. J. Robinson
leBaron Goodwin
Gerald Matzke
Richard Smith
Joel Babcock
Alvin Duis
J. L. Tewell
McKinley McIntosh
George and Newberg
Local Dismissals and Admitted Names List
A list records admitted individuals including Sidney Henry Davis Billy Triska Ms Clare Stark and others, with Ms Ruth Zorn and Mrs Alva Hart among admitted. Dismissals include Sidney and various spouses and relatives such as Mrs Pedro Ornelas and son, followed by Lodgepole and San Bernardino entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Henry Davis
Billy Triska
Clare Stark
Oscar Hatcher
S. C. Jensen
Otto Raddatz
Don Robinson
Stanley Smith
David Weiser
Ruth Zorn
Alva Hart
Duane Rayl
Paul
Mary
Arthur
James Solon
Alfred Melton
E. L. Uptegrove
Dennis Wamsley
Richard Bauer
George Puckett
Ruegen Martinez
Martha Roberts
Paul Hecker Jr
Potter
Janice Frei
Charles Nieman
John Moench
Gurley
Michael Troidl
Peetz
Harry Adams
San Bernardino
Anna Bresher
Pedro Ornelas
Charles Schmutte
Thomas Atkins
Harry Harris
Virginia Giron
Martha Cardova
Jack Glenn
Billy Robinson
L. T. Elkinton
Christian Yamate
Lodgepole
Leroy Glant
WCTU Observes White Ribbon Rites
The Friday afternoon WCTU meeting at the Church of the Nazarene observed the White Ribbon ceremony. Terri Jean Nelson Russell Glenn Saxton and Bruce Leroy Van Etter wore ribbons. Mrs Alvin Hedges and Mrs George Young led the ceremony with 14 members and one guest present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Church of the Nazarene
Terri Jean Nelson
Russell Glenn Saxton
Bruce Leroy van Etter
Alvin Hedges
George Young
George Retzlaff
Glenn Saxton
Frank Boyle
Hedges
Young
Lee Gain
Annie Benninghouse
Elmer Holtman
Card Clubs and Ladies Club Meet in Local Homes
Marathonettes met at the home of Mrs. Nevin Janssen with two tables of play. Honors went to Mrs. Don Hume high Mrs. Dean Shultz second high and Mrs. Robert Kastner low. FJM Ladies Club luncheon at Mrs. Art Kyle's with two tables of cards honors to Mrs. Robert Hiett high Mrs Ivan Walker second high and Mrs. Daryl Meier low.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevin Janssen
Don Hume
Dean Shultz
Robert Kastner
Kastner
Art Kyle
F.J.M. Ladies Club
Robert Hiett
Ivan Walker
Daryl Meier
Kyle
F JM
Elks Ladies Hold Friday Meeting with Honors Awarded
Nine tables were in play at the Friday evening meeting of Elks Ladies at the Elks Lodge rooms. Honors were won by Mrs Dale Nelson, Mrs Dwyer Ketchum and Mrs John Peetz Sr. Hostesses were Mrs Jack Mollohan and Mrs Ketchum. The next meeting will be May 17 with Mrs Leon Fine and Mrs Claude Sparks as hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks
Elks Lodge
Dale Nelson
Dwyer Ketchum
John Peetz
Jack Mollohan
Ketchum
Leon Fine
Claude Sparks
Birth of Jeffery Alan Garrison At Memorial Hospital
Mr and Mrs William Garrison announce the birth of a son Jeffery Alan at 12 43 am Friday May 3 at Memorial Hospital weighing eight pounds 23 ounces Sister Vicki Lynn is five years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeffery Alan Garrison
William Garrison
Jeffery Alan
Memorial Hospital
Vicki Lynn
Treinen Baby Born in Memorial Hospital
Tracy Nora Treinen was born at 1 26 a.m. Thursday May 2 weighing seven pounds 12 ounces at Memorial Hospital. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Matt Treinen of Sidney and Mr and Mrs RD McClanahan of Scottsbluff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tracy Nora Treinen
Marion Treinen
Tracy Nora
Memorial Hospital
Matt Treinen
Sidney
R. D. McClanahan
Scottsbluff
LeRoy Funk Welcomes Son Mitchell In Memorial Hospital
Mr and Mrs LeRoy Funk celebrate the birth of son Mitchell LeRoy at Memorial Hospital weighing seven pounds two equals fifteen ounces. Born at 5 59 a.m. on Wednesday May 1. Grandbrother Jeffrey Alan Funk is two years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell LeRoy Funk
Mitchell LeRoy
LeRoy Funk
Memorial Hospital
Jeffrey Alan
Ornelas Baby Born At Memorial Hospital
Richardo Guadalupe Ornelas was born to Mr and Mrs Pedro Ornelas at 4 47 a m on Tuesday April 30 at Memorial Hospital weighing seven pounds nine ounces. Existing siblings are Pete six Rebecca five Veronica three and Theresa two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richardo Guadalupe Ornelas
Richardo Guadalupe
Pedro Ornelas
Memorial Hospital
Pete
Rebecca
Veronica
Theresa
Kennedy baby born in Memorial Hospital May 2
Jeffrey Alan Kennedy is welcomed by parents Mr and Mrs Frank Kennedy in Memorial Hospital at 6 06 a m on Thursday May 2 weighing six pounds five ounces His sister Judy Lee age two and grandparents Mr and Mrs Frank Kurz and Mr and Mrs Pat Kennedy of Sidney attend the family announcement
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeffrey Alan Kennedy
Frank Kennedy
Jeffrey Alan
Memorial Hospital
Judy Lee
Frank Kurz
Pat Kennedy
Sidney
Edward John Glanz Born At Memorial Hospital
Edward John Glanz is the newborn son of Mr and Mrs Leroy Glanz born Monday April 29 at 8 23 p m in Memorial Hospital weighing seven pounds four ounces His sister Linda is eight years old Grandparents are Mr and Mrs F R Whitch of T Earcle and Mr and Mrs John Glanz Sr of Sidney
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy Glanz
Edward John
Memorial Hospital
Linda
F R Whitch
John Glanz Sr
Sidney
VEW Auxiliary Chooses District Officers Sunday
Mrs Lilian Eigstrom of Kimball was elected President of VFW Auxiliary District 2 at Bridgeport hall. Officers include Esther Hiett, Maureen Wallin, Ethel Fennimore, Rose Martinez, Marjory Paxton, Anne Bowers, Armada Delater with 1 year trustees Mitchell Edwards and Dewitt. Nearly 60 members attended from Kimball Lyman Scottsbluff Sidney and Bridgeport. State President Annette Hill will visit Sidney May 17 for a district luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilian Eigstrom
Kimball
V.F.W
Bridgeport
F. Hall
Hattie Edwards
Lyman
Sidney
Ed Mitchell
Lawrence Brachtenbach
Joseph Hajek
Carl Olson
Sidney Group
Esther Hiett
Scottsbluff
Maureen Wallin
Ethel Fennimore
Rose Martinez
Marjory Paxton
Anne Bowers
Guard
Armada Delater
Mitchell
Edwards
Leta Dewitt
Hajek
Olson
Lydia Mitchell
Fannie Klingman
Annette Hill
Omaha
Sidney V.F.W. Hall
Gold Star Mothers Honored at Sunday Tea
Nine Gold Star Mothers were honored at the annual Gold Star Mothers Tea held yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Herschel Spearow by the American Legion Auxiliary. Mrs. Russell Dedrick presented pink carnation corsages to nine attendees while guests were welcomed by Mrs. Merle Spearow. Vocal solos by Ed Short and Mrs. Joel Babcock and a piano solo by Miss Beverly Nelson highlighted the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herschel Spearow
American Legion Auxiliary
Russell Dedrick
Mable Rauss
Walter Mowrer
Florence Linton
Lee Price
Rena McCleneghan
Marguerite Sterling
Marguerite McMillen
W. P. Ackerman
Helen Killham
Final Rites Held For Thomas A Spicknall
Final rites were held Saturday morning from First Methodist Church for Thomas Arthur Spicknall 76 who died Thursday morning in Cheyenne County Memorial Hospital after a six week stay. Rev H P Bollinger officiated and burial was in Greenwood Cemetery. He had lived in and near Sidney 68 years since moving with his parents in 1888. He worked for Union Pacific Railroad and owned a farm in Sidney Draw. Survivors include his sister Mrs Bertha E Mitchell of Sidney and several nieces and nephews. Pallbearers were Frank Kurz Carl Olson O A Olson Ernest Reker J P Mohatt and Edward Meyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Thomas Arthur Spicknall
Cheyenne County Memorial Hospital
H. P. Bollinger
Greenwood Cemetery
Gehrig and Son Funeral Home
Spicknall
Sidney
James Henry
Cynthia Hoffman Spicknall
Union Pacific Railroad
Sidney Draw
Bertha E. Mitchell
Frank Kurz
Carl Olson
O. A. Olson
Ernest Reker
J. P. Mohatt
Edward Meyer
Alliance Man Named New Potato Unit Chief
Warren Trank of Alliance named manager of the Potato Certification Association of Nebraska effective June 1. He comes from the Nebraska Certified Potato Growers where he led the Foundation Seed Department for two years, and previously served six years as assistant secretary manager. He succeeds Phillip A Hoff who died March 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Potato Certification Association of Nebraska
Warren Trank
Alliance
Nebraska Certified Potato Growers
Foundation Seed Department
Trank
Potato Certification Association
Phillip A. Hoff
Tenth wedding anniversary marked as the tin milestone
The article notes the tenth wedding anniversary is traditionally called the tin anniversary and discusses its symbolism and customary gifts. It mentions couples observing the milestone with keepsakes and small celebrations reflecting the tin theme.
Nutmeg Sprinkles Elevate Boiled Rice with Poultry
A simple kitchen tip suggests adding a pinch of nutmeg to boiled rice to enhance flavor. The aromatic spice pairs well with poultry, offering a warm, fragrant finish to the dish.
Community urged to fund Sidney Country Club improvements
The message urges local support for a Sidney Country Club expansion including grass greens, tennis courts, a swimming pool and renovated clubhouse. It notes cost, stresses community participation, and invites stock purchases. Newcomers listed: Wallace Dunlap, Frank Head, W G Malisizewski, Gene Phillips, S F Thorpe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Country Club
Country Club Board of
Wallace Dunlap
20Th
Frank Head
Osage Street
W. G Malisizewski
Pasadena Place
Gene Phillips
S. F. Thorpe
Maple Street
Eyewitness Club topic and local social notes at Mt. Vernon
The Mt. Vernon M. I. Club met with 14 members and 2 visitors to discuss eggs under the topic Eyes Provide Club With Meet Topic. A short business meeting and recreation followed, with Vera Klentz leading in Rosalee Klentz’s absence and a delicious lunch closing the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Westphalen
M. I. Club
Vera Klentz
Rosalee Klentz
George Lauderback
Denver
Herman
C. H. Hammond
Clarence Evans
Joe Rudolph
Sidney
Alfred Sprenger
Ivor Ells
Keith Sprenger
Ner
George Retzlaffs
Ed Caywood
E. T. McElroy
Henry Glant
Frank Klentz
Sterling
Alvin Lund
Mary Klenz
St. Benedit's Hospital
Carol Fleming
Evelyn Klentz
Dick Herboldsheimer
R. D. Helzer
Scott
Grain markets report wheat prices from local elevators
Wheat prices quoted today by local elevator sources show No 1 Wheat at 195 dollars per bushel and No 2 Wheat at 194 dollars per bushel.
Rezoning Bids Before Sidney Planning Commission Tomorrow
Six petitions seek rezoning changes under the new Sidney ordinance at the first commission meeting in months. Proposals include turning residential lots into industrial or commercial zones and adjusting classifications to avoid non conforming use rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Maurice Gordon
Gordon
Edson F. Osborne
M-l
Joyce Abbott
North Side Grocery
Clarence Chambers
Edward Anderson
Clarkson
Osage
Joe Ruttner
McFadden
Army Directs Another AIF At Soo Depot
Sioux Ordnance Depot plans a further reduction in force removing 19 employees from the payroll this year. The number may change with voluntary terminations through June 12. The action follows Civil Service Commission rules and uses veterans preference and tenure to determine releases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
AIF
Soo
Sioux Ordnance Depot
United States Civil Service Commission
Settlement Reached In Cheyenne Fatalities Suit
An out-of-court settlement in a 57 906 50 dollar civil case filed in Cheyenne County District Court led to dismissal of Joe Duran as administrator of Teresa and Frederick Duran estates versus Carl Simpson. The suit arose from the deaths of Duran children in a crash involving Simpson, who was severely injured. a coroner jury found him feloniously responsible and he pled guilty to motor vehicle homicide. No settlement details were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Joe Duran
Teresa
Frederick Duran
Carl Simpson
Duran
Simpson
Auto Crashes Through Wall Entering Miss Pace Home
A car damaged a fence and drove through a field before smashing into the bedroom of retired teacher Regina Pace in Hardin Kentucky. Two occupants were injured mildly in the accident that left Pace startled and awake by the intrusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardin, Ky
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J.g
Francis C. Pittington
Brian Lessman
Vicki Matheny
Sorority
Mrs. Orloff
St. Paul’s
Jaycees
E-O
Mrs. Brown
Sovran
WCTU
F.J.M. Ladies
Elks Ladies
Edward John Glanz
VEW Auxiliary
Thomas A. Spicknall
Alliance Man New Potato Unit
Your Chamber of Commerce
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