Mother's Day Family Gathering in Sidney Home
A Mother's Day family event will be hosted Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Schaaf in Sidney with guests from Sunel Denver San Diego Chappell Omaha and other local towns. A separate note reports Mrs Amelia Berry moving to an apartment in Dalton and a housewarming for Mrs Mary Powell with friends bringing gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Schaaf
Sidney
Charles Helfrich
Sunel
Joe Helfrich
Jeff
Denver
Colo
Dave Williams
Melissa
San Diego
Calif
Bea Timm
Chappell
Mildred Alfter
Omaha
John Alfter
Amelia Berry
Dalton
Dlinois
Mary Powell
Merritt Plantz
Sparks
Gus Suhr
Bessie Moller
Maude Hauff
Dessie McNurlin
Clifford McKellips
Maggie
Dorothy Nicholson
Frank Roderick
Mrs Powell
Mothers Day Cards Exchange At Bunker Hill Club
The Bunker Hill Club met at Mrs. Robert Steffens home for a 1 30 dessert luncheon and card exchange. Mrs. Carl Borcher presided with seven members present. prizes went to Mrs. Donald Larson and Mrs. Hilbert Borcher. Next meeting set for June 132 at Mrs. Norman Steffens with wedding-picture roll call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunker Hill Club
Robert Steffens
Carl Borcher
Donald Larson
Hilbert Borcher
Norman Steffens
Community Events Schedule for Sidney Area
Weekly and special gatherings listed by date with details for clubs, meetings, elections and social activities. Highlights include Duplicate Bridge Club Fridays at Christ Episcopal Parish Hall, Rock Mountain Oyster Feed May 12 for Legion members, various civic group meetings, officer elections, and a garlic vinegar tip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Episcopal Parish Hall
Rocky Mountain
American Legion
Mothers Day Demand Hits Northwestern Bell Busy News
Mothers Day will be busiest for Northwestern Bell with 10.7 million interstate calls expected, 800000 more than last year. The firm urges callers to dial early to avoid Sunday evening congestion and to prepare numbers in advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern Bell
W. G. Maliszewski
Sidney
Lodgepole ALA Honors Gold Star Members
Four Gold Star members were feted at the Francis De Brunner Unit 286 Lodgepole American Legion Auxiliary event. Thirty-six members plus four guests attended. junior members joined for lunch. The group discussed county meetings, Girls State Tea, and local activities. Memorials, Poppy Day planning, and a May 23 wreaths project were noted. The 1973 Girls State representative performed, with other program details and next meeting set for June 12 at the Legion Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gold Star
George Minshall
Frank Hoffman
Arthur Disney
Phil Quinn
Francis de Brunner
Lodgepole American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Andy Thompson
Chappell
Mark Hafer
Richard Hernbloom
Amy From
Rita Zalesky
Dena Zalesky
Gurley
Hazel From
Cheyenne County
From
Hemingford
Douglas Zalesky
Vicki
Chapel of All Faiths
Grand Island Veterans Hospital
Radio Free Europe
Department
Norfolk
Charles Singleton
Dix
Delmar Zalesky
Vicki Horst
Sandra From
Clarence Meyer
Olive Johnson
Frances Chulik
Duke Pace
Baby Lori Ann Fiscus Born to Wichita Falls Family
Lori Ann Fiscus weighs seven pounds 11 ounces at birth to Keith and Mrs. Fiscus of Wichita Falls. She has brothers Todd and Tim. Grandparents include Lowry Lindell of Sidney and Otto Stoltenberg of Avoca with great grandparents Waller Grunwald Edith Johnson and Elsie Lucas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith Fiscus
Wichita Falls
Tex
Lori Ann
Todd
Tim
Lowry Lindell
Sidney
Otto Stoltenberg
Avoca
Waller Grunwald
Edith Johnson
Pasadena
Calif
Elsie Lucas
England
Birth Announcement for Carrie Marie Wagaman in Tacoma
Mrs. Joyce Wagaman announces the birth of her daughter Carrie Marie at Tacoma General Hospital weighing six pounds fourteen ounces. The baby, born at 9 45 a.m. Wednesday, is welcomed by sisters Sheri and Tammy. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Ted Golka. great grandparents are in Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce Wagaman
South 8Th St
Tacoma
Wash
Carrie Marie
Tacoma General Hospital
Sheri
Tammy
Robert Wit
Sidney
Ted Golka
Omaha
Rally Draws 22 To Foursquare Church Event
The Spring Rally of United Foursquare Women drew 22 attendees from Chap pell Kimball Grant and North Platte to the Foursquare Church in Sidney. Rev. Shirley Walker led the event with morning speaker Pat Franzen on a gracious woman. A paper doll fashion show and afternoon talk by Francis Fergersson on spiritual growth completed the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Foursquare Women
Chappell, Kimball
Grant
North Platte
Foursquare Church
Sidney
Shirley Walker
Pat Franzen
Francis Fergersson
Last Concert Tonight Opens Fine Arts Week Display
The final choral concert of Fine Arts Week starts at 7 30 p.m. in the Junior High Auditorium featuring 200 students from seventh to ninth grade choruses and small ensembles. Elementary and secondary school artwork is on display with free admission.
Brownie Troop 27 Pins Second-Year Members at Mother's Day Event
First-year brownies of Brownie Troop 27 recited the promise to the second-year members at a recent meeting. The group then received their brownie pins and made flowers for Mother's Day. Teresa Johnson News Reporter
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teresa Johnson
My Mom By Lady Frieda Maria Widstrand
A child recalls their mother in two scenes. First she leaves for town in elegant dress, then returns home in a gingham dress. The verses contrast refined outward charm with homely warmth and aromas of cinnamon tea and toast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town
Prize Winners At Tuesday Card Party Revealed
The Senior Citizen Center held a Tuesday card party hosted by Blanche Block Anna Stegner and Mrs Marius Christensen with 11 tables under Lucy Van Ness and Mrs Frank Frauendorfer Prize winners in pitch were Mrs Frank Frauendorfer first C S Chambers second and Mrs Joe Fehringer third Pinochle prizes went to Mrs Paul Hecker first Gertrude Higgins second and Anna Stegner third The center thanks Mr and Mrs Paul Hecker and Georgia Glaubitz for coffee and a cash gift of ten dollars Visitors included Gorda Abbott Edith Mullins and Cole Longmont May birthdays include Jesse Worman May 13 Bill Fredericksen Pauline Schuele May 14 Helen Wortman May 16 Blanch Blocke May 19 Upcoming week features Choice Pitch and Pinochle Tuesday 1 30 Memorial Rest Home visit 1 30 Wednesday Dartball 7 30 Friday Choice all day dinner 6 30 band practice Saturday Armed Forces Day Choice all day and Mothers Day wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senior Citizen Center
Blanche Block
Anna Stegner
Marius Christensen
Lucy van Ness
Frank Frauendorfer
C. S. Chambers
Joe Fehringer
Paul Hecker
Gertrude
Bill Fredericksen
Pauline Schuele
Helen Wortman
Blanch Blocke
Wil
Armed Forces
Meysenburg To Graduate From Marymount College
Michael Meysenburg son of Mr and Mrs H J Meysenburg of Sidney will receive a bachelor of arts degree in speech and drama from Marymount College May 20 at 3 p m A 1969 graduate of St Josephs Military Academy Hays Kans he plans to buy and operate the Village Gate pizza shop in Salina A total of 99 candidates are in the graduating class The commencement speaker is Dr John E Valusek Wichita psychologist lecturer and author Rev Francis Curran associate pastor of St Patricks Church North Platte will speak at bacalaureate May 20 at 9 30 a m in the Fine Arts Theater The President s Reception for seniors parents faculty administration and guests will be May 19 at 8 p m in the Fine Arts ballroom
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Meysenburg
H.J Meysenburg
Sidney
Marymount College
Meysenburg
St. Joseph’s Military Academy
Hays
Kans
Village Gate
Salina
John E. Valusek
Wichita
Francis Curran
St. Patrick's Church
North Platte
Hospital Week Observed By Auxiliary Meeting
Memorial Hospital Auxiliary met Tuesday with 16 members present. Mrs. Elmer Chaon read the Auxiliary prayer. President Mrs. Frank Barrett presided as eight officers, committee chairmen and administrator Darrold Hendee answered roll call and various reports were given.
Head Start Graduation Set at St Josephs Kimball
Nineteen Kimball Head Start pupils are set to graduate in a Monday evening ceremony at St Josephs School. The 7 30 p m program includes songs and skits by the students and graduation certificates will be handed by head Start teacher Laura Marchant and committee chairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimball
Matthew Benke
Zabrina Braden
Jody Cortney
Bryan Dunn
Sherrie Golding
Sandra Kinney
John Maidlow
Sandra Richards
Mike Shepher
Erica Braden
Ricky Castillo
Wendy Dillon
Kam Gehle
Mike Hood
Linda Maesias
David O'Neil
Janice Shepherd
Melinda Vann
Tyler Wenger
Laura Marchant
Hospital Notes Census and Admits List
Census shows 43 patients at Memorial Hospital this morning. Admissions include Lady Frieda Widstrand Jack Wright Rovetta Anderson Carl Motes Jose Campos Gurley Mattie Frerichs Julieburg Colco Margaret Lackriel. Discharges listed: Stephen Storkel Michael Stark Mabel McGee. Dalton patient Herb Heine and Joe Ohr also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Hospital
Sidney
Lady Frieda Widstrand
Jack Wright
Rovetta Anderson
Carl Motes
Jose Campos Gurley
Mattie Frerichs
Julesburg
COLCO
Margaret Lackriel
Stephen Storkel
Michael Stark
Mabel McGee
Dalton
Herb Heine
Joe
Ohr
Village Clerk Goldie Wolcott Retires After 27 Years
Gurley village clerk Goldie Wolcott announces retirement this year after 27 years serving the community. She and husband Bill moved from Chester in 1926 and ran barber and beauty businesses in Gurley while participating in local civic life and assisting neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldie Wolcott
Gurley
Marcel
Goldie
Bank of Weyerts
Wheatbelt Public
Wailon
Sidney
Walcotts
Kyrklund Speaks to Sidney Lions Club on Veterans Memorial
Stanley B. Kyrklund, local contractor, was the featured speaker at the Sidney Lions Club Wednesday luncheon at the Chateau. He urged a Memorial for Veterans to be part of the new Sidney Cemetery addition. A Q and A followed. James Peterson announced a Lions board meeting Friday noon. Dr. Paul Adkinson was program chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley B. Kyrklund
Sidney Lions Qub
Chateau
Sidney Cemetery
James Peterson
Sidney Lions Club Board of Directors
Paul Adkinson
Readiness tips and curious turkey behavior caution
Guidance on cooling baked goods fully before storage and a curious note about a young turkey becoming hypnotized by its own head movement while drinking water and potentially drowning.
College honor roll picks at Kearney and Chadron state
Nick Kripal of Lodgepole becomes Kappa Pi president at Kearney State College with elected student leaders. Craig Hendee of Sidney named photo editor. Blue Key adds Dave Groshans and Jerry Sutton of Sidney and Chappell. Gerald Thompson of Sidney joins Alpha Phi Sigma. Ivy Day awards go to Joseph Frei Potter economics and David Schnell Sidney applied arts. Keep Our City Clean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick Kripal
Lodgepole
Kearney State College
Kappa Pi
Art
Craig Hendee
Sidney
Dave Groshans
Jerry Sutton
Chappell
Blue Key
Chadron State College
Gerald Thompson
Alpha Phi Sigma
Joseph Frei
Potter
Economics
David Schnell
Applied
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Mothers Day
Kevin McCaslin
United Methodist Church
Russell Suor
Trailer City
Bakersfield
Suer
Alvin de Poorter
Mr. de Poorter
Platte Valley Construction Co
Douglas
Wyo
Topeka
Kan
B. E. Stewart
Dorwart Drive
Stewart
Glenn Real
Casper, Wyo
Mr. Real
Bill Rayle
Longmont
Ellen Rayle
George Kavanaugh
Call News
Southern Panhandle Stockgrowers
Fort Sidney Motor Hotel
P.m
National Guard Armory
Sidney Band
Alpha Nu
Beta Sigma Phi
George Nolde
Rotary
Fort Sidney
Providence
W.P. Ackerman
Glenin
King’s Daughters
Kiwanis Club
Fort
Nebraska Synod
Hastings
Rocky Mountain Wee Meeting
Inn
Casper
Methodist Church
Latter Day Saints Church
Ladies of the
LDS Church
Relief Society
Eastern Star
Kensington
Elizabeth Circle
Esther Crele
United Presbyterian General Assembly
Sidney Jaycee
Wheatbelt
Lions Club
the Chateau
Canes St Crabb
Ron. Barker
Grete
Sidney Elks Cub
Elks, Does
NFO
Ma Bell
Laach Mena
Harvard
Lori Ann Fiscus
Carrie Marie Wagaman
Rally
Laddie
Lady Frieda Maria Widstrand
Terrie Mashek
Janet Hyde
Debbie Taylor
Marion Applegate
Lucille Bower
Vicki Zalesky
Cathy Anderson
Peg Huff
Pat McCarthy
Hendee
Barrett
Thelma Spearow
Arlina Harte
Mildred Cochran
Ken Notleboom
Glen Weller
Orvin Golden
Rick Gamel
Kyrklund
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