Caro lyn McGirr named Parnassus Queen at Municipal University
A growing list of recognitions includes Caro lyn McGirr daughter of J D McGirr named Parnassus Queen at the Municipal University in Wichita Kansas where she is a freshman. The column notes student music events and various weekend visits by local residents to Cheyenne Denver Maxwell Grand Island and Casper hosting friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn McGirr
J. D. McGirr
Parnassus
Municipal University
Witchita
O' Kan
Margaret Ann Olson
Nebraska University Music
Student Union Ballroom
Margaret Ann
Glenda Klein
Humboldt
Jack Minshall
Logan
Iowa
University
Miss Olsen
Ward Ise
Sidney
Elmer McKee
Maxwell
Grand Island
Maxwell, They Visited With Mr. McKee
Charles McKee
LeRoy Crosly
Charles Talbot
Nancy Hess
Robert Garlick
Denver
C B. Hess
Cheyenne
Glenn Moore
Ward Albin
Karen
Jack Ruhter
Gordon Cresswell
William Zinck
Cresswells
Cresswell
Ralph Welch
Zinck
Wayne Ayers
Dick Cory
University of Wyoming
Max Cory
H. B. Koop
Louisville
Neb
Hull Cook
Robert Rennick
Harold Keith
Los Angeles
Englands
Keiths
Casper
Eddy Hanna
Howard Dutton
England
Santa Fe Railroad
F. A. Bush
Lela Bickham
Clifford Jensen
Portland
Ore
Mrs L Schobert Installed As WSCS President
Mrs Lenhart Schobert was installed as president of the Woman's Society of Christian Service during a ceremony in the First Methodist Church basement led by Rev Robert Townsend. New officers include Frank Longan as vice president Don Wilkinson recording secretary Kenneth Bagby treasurer with several secretaries added. gifts and corsages were issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenhart Schobert
Woman' S Society of Christian Service
thes/First Methodist Church
Robert Townsend
Frank Longan
Don Wilkinson
Kenneth Bagby
C. A. Story
Arlene Hutchison
Clifford Webster
Robert Spearow
Raymond Maley
J. W. Vaughn
May Fellowship
Circle
Laurie Jayne Robbins
Gerald Robbins
Katie Helzer
David Ells
Schobert
Hutchison
Circle 3
Bagby
Ege
Rural Youth Meet Monday at South Ward School
Twenty people attended Cheyenne County Rural Youth activities Monday evening at the South Ward school. Louis Keller led the brief business session and Bonnie Lindau received a farewell gift as she leaves the county home extension agent post. The event closed with square dancing and refreshments served by committee members Louis Keller Robert Franzen Sherry Brown and Hanna Carstens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
South Ward
Louis Keller
Bonnie Lindau
Rober Franzen
Sherry Brown
Henna Carstens
Public Invited To Pancake Feed In Cheyenne County
Members of Cheyenne County Rural Youth will hold a pancake feed Monday May 19 at 6 p.m. in the city auditorium. Tickets are fifty cents. A program is planned and square dancing will follow the meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
May Banquet Held By U P Oldtimers Club 29 Auxiliary
H A Girton of Kansas City spoke at the 8th annual May banquet at Fort Sidney Hotel, praising Union Pacific teamwork. The event honored 34 clubs and 32,000 members, with safety talks and awards to long-standing members. District officials and members from multiple cities attended, and program numbers ranged from pantomime to baton twirling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Girton
Kansas City
Union Pacific
Oldtimers Club
Fort Sidney
Sun Valley
Sidney’s
U. P. Oldtimers Club
United States
U.P. Safety Department
U.P
Frank Baker
Sidney
Dean DeLong
Delton Lamm
Club 29
W. J. Maring
Geoge Thompson
Omaha
W. F. Griffin
Ernest Worden
Club
Griffin
Frans
Maring
Leland Mann Sr
Mr. Girton
Baker
Frank Folda
Denver
O. C. Durrant
Cheyenne
R. J. Dunn
George Thompson
Virgil Bayne
Lee Danks
North Platte
Club 8
Gering
Kimball
Dix
Potter
Julesburg
Big Springs
Neb
Sterling, Cole
Gary Statler
Nancy Davis
Jill Dobson
New York
Everett Gade
Ted Hecker
T. J. Corder
John Wilcox
Bridgeport
John McHenry
James Proper
Hecker
Union Pacific Oldtimers
Frank G. Baker
Thurman G. Frans
H. G. Girton
Thompson
Lutheran Women Meet On Thursday At Parish Hall
Mrs. Bernice Jacobs led the St Pauls Lutheran Wom ens Missionary League in a business session on Thursday evening. Eighteen members answered roll call by naming their mother s favorite flower. Ed Bauman led the lesson Missionaries pray for us. Devotions were by Darrel Watson and closing prayer by Earl Henderson. Next meeting is June 12 with Ernest Reker Rudy Munderloh and Elmer Werner in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Jacobs
St. Paul's Lutheran Women’s Missionary League
Ed Bauman
Darrel Watson
Earl Henderson
Bauman
Harold Borcher
William Sc
Mrs Callies Honored At Stork Shower
Dennis Callies was guest of honor at a stork shower Friday evening at Nancy Davis's home. Twelve guests attended as a pink and white cake anchored the refreshment table. The evening featured charades and visiting, followed by gift opening and lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Callies
Nancy Davis
Rebekahs Hold Dinner Meeting in Lodge Hall
Fifty eight attended a Mother-Daughter Dinner at the 1.0.C.F. Hall basement. Mrs. E. M. Gates read Mother’s Day pieces, May baskets and tulips decorated the hall, and a cake by Mrs. Frank Klentz topped the table. Afterward a lodge meeting with 33 members followed, plans for a district meeting in Scottsbluff on June 3 were made, and the next gathering was set for May 21 at the I.O.O.F. Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Lodge
C. L. Maddox
Scottsbluff
Mrs Spiker Speaks At W M B Club Meeting
Mrs Harold Spiker delivered the topic Life is more hazardous for men at the W M B Club gathering hosted at her home Tuesday afternoon. Devotions were by Mrs Viola Miller. After dessert luncheon the group discussed plants for informal flower gardens. June 3 host will be Mrs Paul Spearow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Spiker
W.M B. Club
Viola Miller
Paul Spearow
Ohio Women Hold Thursday Meeting at Dunbar Home
Members of the Ohio Women's Club met Thursday evening at Mrs. Joe Dunbar's home with Mrs. Robert Kastner co hosting. A brief business session discussed the club's future and a post card vote will decide if the club is discontinued. Cards were played with Mrs. Harbison winning high in bridge and Mrs. McDaniel and Mrs. Scholes high in pinochle. A gift was presented to Mrs. Dunbar, and the next meeting is set for June 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Women’s Club
Joe Dunbar
Robert Kastner
Dunbar
Joe Harbison
Tom Harvey
Paul McDaniel
Marjory Scholes
Kastner
Extension Clubs Du Cum Extension Meeting Report
Extension Club met April 11 at Lois Reimers home with eight members. Reports by Lillie Osborn on women in politics and by Dorothy Larson on a Wales pen pal. A misprint in last month’s notice corrected donation to the 4-H Building fund to one dollar per person, totaling 14 dollars. Myrtle Higgens presented "A teenager looks at his family." Barbara Linton to host May 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
du Cum Extension Club
Lois Reimers
Lillie Osborn
Dorothy Larson
Wales
Myrtle Higgens
Barbara Lin
Hospital Auxiliary To Install Officers At Tuesday Meeting
Cheyenne County Memorial Hospital Auxiliary will install new officers at 2 pm Tuesday in the auxiliary room. Retiring president Mrs. P. J. Heaton Jr. will lead the ceremony. An executive board meeting precedes at 1:30 pm. Members should attend. memberships for the coming year are due and reports from the bazaar and committees will be given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County Memorial Hospital
P. J. Heaton Jr
Community Meeting Schedule and Local Club Events
A compilation of upcoming meetings in Cheyenne County including annual and organizational gatherings at Fort Sidney area venues. Listed are Alpha Nu Beta Sigma Phi BPW Drove 94 Toastmasters Missionary Circle Grace Baptist Holy Trinity Lutheran and others with dates May 13 to 19, plus related social events and a Girl Scout hike and dinner details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
County Historical Association
Fort Sidney Motor Hotel
Alpha Nu Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
BP O
Missionary Circle of Grace Baptist Church
Doreas
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
Cheyenne County Hospital
Providence
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Rebekah Kensington
Nazarene Foreign Missionary Society
American Legion Auxiliary
Fort Sidney
Esther Swanson
Herschel Spearow
City Auditorium
St. Pat's
St. Pat’s
St. Patrick’s
East Ward School
Sidney
Legion Park
Marriage License for Bolke and Gallagher
Edward L. Bolke, 21, of Sidney, wed Kathleen Anne Gallagher, 21, of Casper, Wyo., in a marriage license filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward L. Bolke
Sidney
Kathleen Anne Gallagher
Casper
Wyo
Sidney pairs seek marriages and ads boost local notices
Jack Rufenacht aged 18 and Linda Crouse aged 16, both of Sidney, plan to wed. Gerald F. Krueger 21 and Peggy Watson 20, both of Sidney, also appear in the telegraph want ads as part of local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Rufenacht
Linda Crouse
Sidney
Gerald F. Krueger
Peggy Watson
Also Mentioned on This Page
L. Schobert
WSCS
My.ron. Lessman
LeRoy Lessman
Dalton
Colorado State University
Fort Collins
Colo
CSU
Lessman
Frith Nagel
Herman Heise
Charles Ham
U.P. Oldtimers Club
Sjovann
Barr
Notus
Sin ' Notus
Idaho
Ieen
Boise
Mire
Kenneth Barr
Gurley
Braun Studios
Mrs. Callies
Stork Shower
City Cab
Rebekahs
Ohio
Hospital Auxiliary
Nebraska
Slim Down
Vogue Beauty Salon
Ance
12Th & Jackson
Telegraph
Mayfair Court
Georgia & Earl Diemer
Chevrolet
Jackson
Phoite
Potter Rural Cemetery
Legion Hall
Gilbert Hougen
Secy
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