Dalton Lady Is Honored for Leadership in Nebraska
Mrs. Irvin Campbell of Cheyenne County was one of 84 rural homemakers statewide honored by the Omaha Chamber of Commerce on May 7 for outstanding leadership in Nebraska. She attended a luncheon hosted by the Livestock Exchange and an evening banquet, as the 18th annual awards praised leaders aiding educational programs and expanding home extension efforts among rural–urban homemakers.
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Dalton
Omaha Chamber of Commerce
Nebraska
Irvin Campbell
Cheyenne County
Livestock Exchange
Pianists to perform Sunday at First Methodist Church
Fianc students of Jim Thompson present a trio of piano recitals Sunday in the social hall. At 1:30, 3, and 4:30 p.m. a lineup of over 70 performers will take the stage, with public invitation extended. The lists cover multiple names across three programs.
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Fianc
Jim Thompson
First Methodist Church
Debbie Matthews
Pamela Christy
John Lou Platz
Pam Thompson
Vicki Atkins
Yalaunda Kurz
Bill Platz
Karen Oliverius
Jimmy Thompson
Brenda St. Lawrence
Brett Belden
DeAnn Rathbun
Tom Atkins
Rena
Dale Kahl
Jim Cunningham
Gail Bolin
Kathy Cruise
Susan Sprenger
Chris Bolin
Linda Thompson
Suzanne Talich
Jeri Roberts
Dixie Lee Lostroh
Julie Lafler
Beth Edwards
Liz Cunningham
Eileen Caywood
Donna Cornelius
Loren Bauman
Mary Ellen White
Loretta Matthewson
Patricia Policky
Lee Goodwin
Janice Gell
Thetta Mathewson
Kathy Spearow
Sidney preschool enrollment tops one hundred sixty six
One hundred sixty six prospective kindergartners were registered Tuesday and Wednesday, per Mrs. T. R. Tillotson, elementary consultant for Sidney public schools. Parents who missed registration should bring children to the grade school for listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. R. Tillotson
Sidney Public Schools
Girl Scout Meeting at South Ward School
On May 4 in South Ward, Girl Scouts gathered to craft Mother's Day gifts and plan a park picnic. Ronda Portz provided treats, with Debbie Cameron serving as reporter for the meeting.
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South Ward School
Ronda Portz
Debbie Cameron
Rebekahs Plan Bushnell Visit And District Meeting
Rebekah Lodge No. 66 held a May meeting in IOOF Hall to arrange a Bushnell visit to Golden Sheaf Rebekah Lodge on May 14 and prep for the Dix district meeting on May 25. Mrs. Gene Morris chaired with 21 members and guest Alpha Grigsby. A donation to the Alaska relief fund was announced and August 18 was set as World’s Fair Day at New York. Refreshments were served. next meeting is May 20 at 8 p.m.
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Dix
Rebekah Lodge
IOOF
Gene Morris
Alpha Grigsby
Columbian Rebekah
Washougol
Wash
Golden Sheaf Rebekah
Bushnell
Morris
Ray Tremain
Sovereign Grand Lodge of the
Rebekah Assembly
Nebraska
Alaska
New York World’s Fair
Frank Klentz
Clifford Hammond
James Johnson
Forgotten American program highlighted at LCW meeting
Mrs. Lewis Osbourn led the program at the Holy Trinity Lutheran Church LCW meeting Thursday afternoon. Thirty-one members attended as Esther Swanson ran the business session and Louie Niebaum led devotions. Teammates Anna Rexroth Elvin Kahl Etta Block and Hilbert Borcher assisted. Holy Trinity LCW will host the West District Assembly next year and plans for the church dinner on June 17 were discussed. The next meeting is set for June 4 at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Osbourn
LCW
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
Esther Swanson
Louie Niebaum
Osbourn
Anna Rexroth
Elvin Kahl
Etta Block
Hilbert Borcher
Holy Trinity
West District Assembly
L. C.,herout
Robinson Heads St. John Order
Mickey Robinson was elected Regent of the Order of St. John Henry Monnich chapter at a Thursday meeting held at Holy Nineteen members attended with Bill Koenecke presiding. Other officers elected were Gary Chingren vice regent John Thurston secretary Kent Brunzell treasurer and Dean Hyde news reporter. A May 30 youth awards dinner was announced. Next meeting is June 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mickey Robinson
Order of St. John
Henry Monnich
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
Bill Koenecke
William Koenecke
Robinson
Gary Chingren
John Thurston
Kent Brunzell
Dean Hyde
Mr. Monnich
Look Who's Here Look Who's Here Kevin John Overman
Mr and Mrs James Overman are parents of a son Kevin John born Tuesday May 5 at 10 07 am in Memorial Hospital weighing five pounds one ounce. Grandparents John Bruce Gurley and Hazel Overman Sid ney Great grandfather William Florke Lodgepole. Bradley Gene Preble Mr and Mrs Orville Preble are parents of a son Bradley Gene born Wednesday May 6 at 2 07 am in Memorial Hospital weighing seven pounds four and one half ounces. His brother is Ross Wayne and Mrs Wyman Preble and Mr and Mrs George Longford Jr Chadron Neb. Great grandmothers Minnie Holder Crawford Neb and Martha Ofe Oakdale Neb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kevin John Overman
James Overman
Kevin John
Memorial Hospital
Brent Allen
John Bruce
Gurley
Hazel Overman
Sidney
William Florke
Lodgepole
Bradley Gene Preble
Orville Preble
Bradley Gene
Ross Wayne
Wyman Preble
George Longford Jr
Chadron
Neb
Minnie Holder
Crawford, Neb
Martha Ofe
Oakdale
Alternate To Local Pastor Girls State Heads NACA
Miss Marian Meyer the alternate for Girls State from Potter will travel to Lincoln in June replacing Cindy Mueller who will join the 4-H Washington D C trip at the same time. Meyer, daughter of John B Meyer of Potter, is a Potter High junior active in Pep Club band chorus glee club speech dramatics and librarian duties. She also belongs to the Methodist Youth Fellowship church choir and 4-H and hopes to major in secretarial work in college. The selection was announced by the American Legion Auxiliary.
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Marian Meyer
Potter
Lincoln
Cindy Mueller
Mueller
Washington, D. C
Miss Meyer
John B. Meyer
Potter High School
Methodist
American Legion Auxiliary
Yeager Koehn nuptials announced in Sidney ceremony
Miss Donna Yeager and Bernard L. Koehn were married Sunday at the First Christian Church in Sidney in a 3 pm ceremony. The celebration featured pink and white carnations, a silk organza gown, and a reception in the church parlors with a four tier cake. The couple will reside at 524 13th Street Sidney, with Donna a 1960 Lodgepole High School graduate and Bernard a 1962 Sidney High School graduate employed at Town and Country Market.
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Donna Yeager
Malcolm Yeager
Lodgepole
Bernard L. Koehn
William Koehn
Sidney
A. E. Tennant
Church of Christ
J. W. Johnson
Steve
Stanley Piety
Golden
Colo
Sabrina
Gary Brinkhoff
Cole
Linda van Cleave
Clifton Yeager
St. Louis
Terry Pfau
Goomsman
Don Sharman
Koehn
Dennis Piety
Golden, Colo
Chester Hoagland
Max Yeager
Cindy Oliverius
Kathy Yeager
Marcine Noah
Alan Yeager
A. J. Fenske
Eddie Noah
Wyoming
Colorado
13Th Street
Lodgepole High School
Lakewood
Lee Brewer
Marge Burgoyne
Richard
Jerry Stovall
Marsha
R. C
Dillon
Dwayne Dillon
Monty
Denver
Wendell Yeager
Rangely
Quinton Broberg
Loomis
Neb
Westminster
Larry Conner
Lila Notz
Jana
Roland Deering
Gary
Wilbur Conner
Charles Kragel
Englewood
R. C. Andersen
Kim
Colorado Springs
Harry Koehn
St. Paul
Ned
Gus Kragel
Dalton
Clinton Shaw
Potter
Carol Gentry
Karen
Kimball
State Historical Society Session At Scottsbluff
Scottsbluff hosts the 1964 spring Nebraska State Historical Society meeting on May 24 with Warren C. Wood presiding at a 12 30 p m lunch at Town Park Hotel. Dr. James C Olson will discuss Red Cloud and Western Nebraska History. Field trips include dedication of a Rebecca Wintermarker and a tour of Scottsbluff National Monument. Reservations due by May 15.
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W. Richard Prohs
Clark N. Williams
Gering- Scottsbluff
Merrill J. Mattes
U.S. National Park Service
Frank B. Morrison
Rebecca Wintermarker
Scottsbluff National Monument
North Platte Valley Historical Association
Oregon Trail Museum Association
Historical Land Mark Council
American Pioneer Trails Association
Scottsbluff Chamber of Commerce
Gering Chamber of Commerce
Census: 59 patients at Motel OSBITAL WT includes newborns
As of May 6 at 7 am, 54 patients and five babies in nursery total 59. ADMITTED list includes many names. DISMISSED list names. NEW BORN reports May 6 a boy to Glenn Adolf and May 7 a boy to Dominic Bonino and a girl to Herbert Hruska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Mike Brachtenbach
Ricky Rice
del Koch
Lee Ann Wynant
Homer Chapman
Travis Cochran
Ward Johnson
Dominic Bonino
Alvin Reed
Joseph Salazar
Valerie Schumacher
Gordon Mahan
Jay Phelps
Alfred Gallardo
Walt Johnson
Norman Nielsen
Kimball
Dwayne Yonker
Bushnell
Donald
Denver
Jerry Stovall
Dalton
Verdell Lessman
Glenn Adolf
Herbert Hruska
Missile Center Tour For Lions
A Lions Club luncheon at the Sioux Army Depot restaurant featured a tour of the Launch Control Center for Minutemen Missiles in the area. Major H. G. Rhode guided the tour as S A T A F coordinator and answered members questions. Guests included W. W. Schutz Clark Fuller Halsey Fuller R. W. Englert Ed Swanson and R. M. Carleton.
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Lions Club
Sioux Army Depot
Glenn Spearow
H. G. Rhode
W. W. Schutz
Clark Fuller
Halsey Fuller
R. W. Englert
Ed Swan Son
R. M. Carleton
Association Has Thursday Meet at Light Memorial Church
The Women's Association at Light Memorial Presbyterian Church held a Thursday luncheon with a salad meal at one o clock. Mrs. R. C. Cunningham presented An Open Letter From A Church Pastor by William H. Hollister. Mrs. Lewis Wilson led Rachel circle in service. Twenty one attended. Next meeting is Thursday June 18.
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R. C. Cunningham
Women’s Association
Light Memorial Presbyterian Church
H. C. Q. Nelson
Elks Schedule Mothers Day Program and Weekend Events
Elks Lodge No 1894 announces a Mothers Day program on Sunday May 10 following a 4 6 30 p.m. smorgasbord for Elks and Does. Weekend activities include a ladies card party Friday at 7 30 p.m. Bingo Saturday May 9 at 8 30 p.m. Does Drove 94 meets Monday May 11 at 8 p.m.
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Elks
Lodge No. 1894
Does
Elks and Does
Past Matrons Note O E S Past Matrons Meeting
The Past Matrons of the O E S will meet Monday May 11 at 2 p.m. at Mrs. W P Ackerman's home with Mrs. F L B Goodwin assisting. The gathering was moved from the Goodwin residence.
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W. P. Ackerman
F. L. B. Goodwin
Goodwin
Sidney High School Class of 1954 Reunion Addresses Needed
Six classmates are still unlocated as the Sidney High School class plans an August 12 reunion. Names include Joe Barnes Eloise Vernon Eddie Conklin Robert Donadson Sue Secrest and Robert Mahr. Those with information should contact Mrs. Phillip Hates at 254 9143 or write to 2475 Monterey Drive Sidney or Mrs. James Brumfield at 254 9426 or Mrs. Marjorie Weber at 254 3096.
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Sidney High School
Joe Barnes
Eloise Vernon
Eddie Conklin
Robert Donadson
Sue Secrest
Robert Mahr
Phillip Hates
Monterey Drive
Sidney
James Brumfield
Marjorie Weber
Cub Scout News May Meeting at Den 2 Pack 90
Cub Scout Den 2 Pack 90 met May 6 at Mrs. Kay Mitchells home. Joe Headley led exercises after the Cub Scout Promise. Members made Mother's Day cards with artificial flowers and original verses. Elton Klentz reported and provided treats.
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Kay Mitchell
Joe Headley
Elton Klentz
Living Circle
CubScout Promise
Resident’s Mother Succumbs At 100
Mrs. Sarah Evans aged 100, oldest Creighton resident, died May 1 after seven years of declining health. Interment was at Orchard Nebraska. Survivors include two sons Gordon Evans of Sidney and another son, nine grandchildren, and 14 great grandchildren. Mr. and Mrs. Evans returned from Creighton after funeral services.
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Orchard
Nebr
Sarah Evans
Creighton
Gordon Evans
Sidney
Sculthorpe Wife Radios With Husband Asea Using Morse Code
Ella Sculthorpe of Nanaimo holds an amateur radio license and can talk to her husband aboard a weather ship 800 miles off the Pacific coast. She carries on Morse code conversations with him while he is at sea, placing her ahead of other sailor wives in radio communication.
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Nanaimo
B.C
Canada
Ella Sculthorpe
Sculthorpe
Pacific
Local updates on business travel and Rotary exchanges
E H Bieternitz returns from a three week business trip through five southern states aiding C A Darling Nebraska state auditor in auditing tax reports of major oil companies importing taxable motor fuels from Kansas Missouri Arkansas Texas and Oklahoma. Jack Knicely in Longmont Colorado meets Rotary officials to discuss Foreign Exchange. Mrs Martin Block convalesces after two months in Memorial Hospital following an accident at home. Funeral attendees for Mrs Fred Beyer include family and friends from Colorado, Nebraska, and Oregon.
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E. H. Bieternitz
C. A. Darling
Fairbury
Nebraska
Kansas
Missouri
Arkansas
Texas
Oklahoma
Jack Knicely
Longmont
Colo
Colorado
Rotary
Martin Block
Memorial Hospital
Cub Scout Meeting Highlights May Theme First Americans
The Cornelius home hosted a Cub Scout session with musical chairs and Mother's Day crafts. Scott Cook showed an invisible message while Kent Wright and Don Kahl provided treats. The group opened with ceremony, sang a song, created Indian Dance rattles, learned two dances, and closed with a wolf howl. Barry Lienemann reported.
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Cornelius
Scott Cook
Kent Wright
Don Kahl
Barry Lienemann
4 H Clubs Hold Calf Judging Meeting at Houser Home
The Finer Feeders 4 H club met at 2 p m at Ted Houser s home to judge feeder calves and 4 H calves with Mrs Houser and Mrs Beh F rends presiding. The next gathering is set for 2 p m on Tuesday June 2 at Glassburn s with Mrs Luxa assisting Mrs Glassburn.
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Ted Houser
Man Wins Las Vegas Election Says Judge Whipple
Justice of the Peace John E. Whipple of Tugandale revealed his success after filing for election. Whipple has served for 20 years, exceeding many local officials in Clark County.
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Las Vegas
Justice of the Peace
John E. Whipple
Tugandale
Whipple
Clark
Coun
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Campbell
Telegraph
Girl Scout News
Rebekahs
Mrs. Osbourn
NACA
Nebraska Association For Christian Action
Norfolk
Abe Neufeld
First Baptist Church
Dan Allen
Community Bible Church
George Hue- Singer
Allen
Yeager-Koehn
Cheryl Fredrick
W. H. Fredrick
Cheryl
William Ross
A. C. Ross
Jane Ross
Oklahoma City
Spokane
Fredrick
Colorado Institute For Medical Assistants
Sacred Heart Hospital
Air Force
Fairchild Air Force Base
W. J. Weinbender
Ovid
Linda
Don Koester
Henry Koester
Miss Weinbender
Ovid High School
Parks School of Business
Sidney Beauty Academy
Venango
Peetz High School
National School of Meat Cutters
Toledo
Ohio
Usave Supers
Sterling, Colo
Esther Puffer
Beverly
Ronald Hardy
L. V. Hardy
Miss Puffer
Reliable Well Service
Sylvester Hulm
Timber Lake
S. D
Helen
Louis L. Keller
Louis J. Keller
Miss Hulm
Timber Lake High School
Joe Keller
Keller
U. S. Navy
Farmers Insurance Group, Kimball
Lloyd’s Studio
Linda Weinbender
Beverly Puffer
Duis
Helen Hulm
State Historical Society
Scottsbluff
Lions
Association
Elks Plan Sunday
Cub Scout News
Fred Beyer
Richard Welton
Arvada
Myrom Graham
Fort Colelins
Richard Welton Jr
Eaton
Lawrence Beyer
Clara Beyer
Jane Beyer
Omaha
Larry Welton
Littleton
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