Royal Neighbors Hear Reports at Regular Meeting
Royal Neighbors held a regular meeting in the I.C.F. Hall with 18 members present. Miss Verna Robinson reported on the Lincoln state convention with slides. District conventions in Chappell May 15 were covered by Mrs. Catherine Ruttner and Mrs. Clara Peetz. eight Sidney lodge members attended. Kimball will host the district convention next spring. Sidney lodge members were invited to a Potter Camp meeting June 3 in Potter region hall. 7 15 p.m. at I.C.F. Hall for transportation. Graves markers for Memorial Day were assigned by committees. A social hour followed at Overland Cafe hosted by Miss Joan Schuerman and others.
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Royal Neighbors
I.C
Overland Cafe
Joan Schuerman
Kenneth Kieselhorst
Lillian Schuerman
Anna Short
Community Club Events and Church Meetings Schedule
Local notices list tonight and week events across town. Pancake supper at city auditorium with 58 cent meals, secret pal exchange, and toastmaster club. Tuesday ladies circle meetings at First Baptist, W F W Auxiliary, Eastern Star, Kensington, Foursquare Missionary Society. St Elizabeth Study Club hosts May gathering. Wednesday groups include Wesleyan Woman's Society, Job's Daughters, Rabekah Lodge, W S C S Circle 7. Sunday chicken dinner at St Mary's Altay hall, open to public with tickets 1.25 and 0.50 for children. Also extension club party and Q O F hall fundraiser planned.
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Ladies Missionary ‘Circle
First Baptist Church
W.F.W
Eastern Star
Kensington
Foursquare Missionary Society
St. Elizabeth Study Club
Dixon Rhoades
12Th’ Ave
Wesleyan Methodist Women's Missionary Society
Job's Daughters
Rabekah Lodge
W.S.C.S
First Methodist Church
St. Mary’s ‘Altay
Dalton
Fehringer to head Reth Legion Post
George C Fehringer was elected commander at a regular meeting of Peetz American Legion Post 134. LeRoy Bachelder named vice commander with officers Dr Walter Gunderson Vernon Westphalen Walter Schulmacher Raymond Wood and Lee Kingham. Graveside Memorial Day ceremonies set for Peetz Cemetery at 10 am with all region members meeting at 9 am.
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George C. Fehringer
Pbetz American Legion
Legion Hall
LeRoy Bachelder
Walter Gunderson
Adttant
Vernon Westphalen
Finance Office
Walter Schulmacher
Ser
Peetz
Marine Pfc Mueller in Aircraft Mechanics Training
Armed Forces Marine Pfc Richard D. Mueller son of Mr and Mrs Herbert A Mueller of Potter attends the Aircraft Mechanics School at the Naval Air Technical Training Center in Memphis Tennessee During an eight week course students are trained to maintain and repair Marine Corps aircraft Marines complete a six week course in aviation fundamentals at the Naval Air Station Jacksonville before reporting to the center.
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Richard D. Mueller
Herbert A. Mueller
Potter
Naval Air Technical Training Center
Memphis
Tenn
Marine Corps
Naval Air Station
Jacksonville
Fla
Denver man and Sidney woman issued marriage license
A marriage license was issued Saturday to Ben R. Schneller 25 of Denver and Merideth J. Barber 25 of Sidney per records in the office of County Judge C W. Smith.
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Ben R. Schneller
Denver
Merideth
Hastings to Stage Annual Reunion and Commencement
Hastings College outlines its Seventy-Sixth Annual Reunion with a banquet at Taylor Hall on May 31, an officers election, and a tribute to Edith Haynes Maunder. The weeklong Commencement program runs May 22 to June 2 including honors day, baccalaureate, music hour, and a June 2 commencement address by Dr Charles J Turck. Afterward, all attenders are invited to a noon picnic on the Taylor Hall lawn.
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Hastings College
Taylor Hall
Hastings
Edith Haynes Maunder
First Presbyterian Church
Calvin H. French
Theron B. Baxson
Charles J. Turck
Macalester College
Admitted Bout Names List for Sidney and Nearby Towns
A public notice lists admitted individuals by town with surnames Sacco Ritts Lundberg Ashmore Statley Peterson Pierce Ribera Bentley Young Kinnersley Kinney. Also named are Lloyd Pyle Dix Mrs Paul Griffith Madrid Mrs Lee Howard Alba Mr Will Hook Kimball William Baker.
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Sidney
Frank Sacco
John Ritts
Lloyd Lundberg
Charles Ashmore
John Statley
Alva Peterson
Earl Pierce
Simon Ribera
Leslie Bentley
James Young
Nancy Kinnersley
Charles Kinney
Potter
Lloyd Pyle
Dix
Paul Griffith
Madrid
Neb
Lee Howard
Alba
Ore
William Hook
Kimball
William L. Baker
Names Dismissals and Births in May Week Record
A long roster lists dismissals from Sidney and surrounding towns, including Mrs Ronald DeVier and others, plus entries for Look Who's Here Gregory Allen Thomas born May 15 at 2:45 am in Roundup Montana weighing 6 pounds 10 1/2 ounces. Grandparents named: Arno Thomas of Sidney and Albert Giffert of Haven Kansas. Teresa Ann Brachtenbach born May 16 at 12:25 am in Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Brachtenbach.
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Gregory Allen Thomas
Raymond Thomas
Roundup
Mont
Gregory Allen
Arno Thomas
Sidney
Albert Giffert
Haven
Kan
Teresa Ann Brachtenbach
Memorial Hospital
And
Mrs Brachtenbach Child Born In Family
The Brachtenbach family welcomes a newborn weighing six pounds four ounces. Parents Mrs Frank Frauendorfer and Mr Nak Boatitltenbach are listed with siblings Corrine ten and Larry Jr four, describing the lively family in brief notes.
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Lawrence Brachtenbach
Corrine
Ten
Larry Jr
Frank Frauendorfer
Mos
Signsy Pible Schools Weekly Menu May 20 25 1938
Menu dated Tuesday May 20 to May 25 lists daily lunches for Signsy Pible Schools. Items include meat loaf with carrots and pepper, potato salad, print cup, bread and butter sandwiches. milk. Wednesday May 21 features may salad with chicken, cheese, cherry krinkle. Thursday May 22 offers chicken and noodles, buttered peas, jello and fruit salad, bread and butter sandwiches.
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Signsy Pible
Friday May 23 1958 Sandwiches Feature En Ey
Friday May 23 1958 item highlights filled sandwiches. En ey appears in the feature as a brand or style note with possible regional spelling. Details are sparse in this fragment.
Local Menu Brief Highlights May 26 1955
A regional meal listing features buttered corn peach cobbler green beans seasoned fruit and Spanish rice with meat sauce and cake. The note specifies Monday May 26 1955 as the date.
Otarion Listener hearing aid debut at Couch Hotel
Eleanor Roosevelt praises The LISTENER hearing aid as excellent and nearly invisible. Dr. Lee de Forest and experts from The Borden Company endorse it as the finest aid yet. The device uses transistors from Bell Labs and promises ear-level sound with no cords or visible components. A free examination and home appointments offered by Al Beyer with a demonstration at the Couch Hotel on Tuesday May 20 from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
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Lee de Forest
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