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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1967
Page
9
The column lists numerous graduation visitors and family travel across Nebraska and nearby states. Families such as Bagbys, Browns, Calahans and Hegartys host relatives from Blair, Big Springs, Denver, Cheyenne, Portales and more, with plans to attend Sidney High School ceremonies and 25th anniversary reunions.
Elise Crouse and James Roelle wed May 6 at Sacred Heart Church Peetz with a 10 am double ring ceremony. Out of town guests included families from Flagstaff Denver Aberdeen Sterling and Fort Collins.
Verla L Reichman daughter of Oshkosh residents and Joe Peters son of Gurley couples wed May 6 at 2 pm at Englewood Methodist Church in a candlelit ceremony. Attendants include Karen Reichman and Lyle Peters. The couple plans to live in Littleton Colorado after a Nevada New Mexico California honeymoon.
Chapter B0 of PEO honored three members leaving Sidney. Mrs H N Rhodes Mrs Henry Monnich and Mrs Melvin McCoy received souvenir cups and saucers at a farewell coffee hosted by Mrs Jesse King with helpers Mrs LeBaron Goodwin and Mrs Russell Pedersen. The Monnich and McCoy families move to Phoenix while the Rhodes family relocates to Kansas City.
The Sidney Ladies Golf Association opened its 1967 season with two days of play. May 10 saw proopper golf won by Pat Hendricks Alice Allison and Rosemary Swanson. social hour hosted by Mrs Ross Barker and Mrs Fred George. May 17 featured Monkey golf with Ruth Wicks Barbara Bogert and Joan Faddis on the winning team. coffee hour hosted by Mrs Allison and Mrs H C Q Nelson. Next play is Wednesday May 24 with coffee and rolls at 8 am and tee off at 8 30 am. All women golfers are invited to join.
Mrs Frank Morey hosted the F A B pinochle club at her home on Tuesday May 16 with Mrs Berenice Hunt winning high and Mrs Muriel Crosby low. Traveling prizes went to Mrs Harold Thomas and Mrs Leon Lafler. Next meeting set for May 23 at Mrs Firth Booth’s Sunol home.
The Women's Association groups of Light Memorial Presbyterian Church gathered Thursday to study Joy For An Anxious Age. Miriam Rachel circle met with 11 members at Mrs. Glen Draper’s home, led by Mrs. John Hall with the lesson by Mrs. William Fankhauser. Mary Elizabeth circle met at Mrs. C. M. Larson’s home with 16 members and one guest. devotions by Mrs. Elmer Hartmann and lesson by Mrs. Clarence Castner. Both circles met at Mrs. Richard Fix’s home. Mrs. Fix gave the lesson and co host was Mrs. John Jensen. 11 members and two guests attended.
Be thel Guardian Council of Job's Daughters Bethel 25 of Sidney met Wednesday evening May 17 at Mrs. Henry Reitz home. Elected to executive Bethel council were Mrs. Reitz guardian Clyde Cameron associate guardian Mrs. James Edwards secretary Mrs. Kenneth Pottorff treasurer and Mrs. R. C. Cunningham director of music. Associate council members were Miss Laura Rudd custodian of paraphernalia Mrs. Merle Spearow promoter of sociability and Mrs. Lloyd Talic promoter of finance. Grand Bethel officers drawn from Bethel 25 were DeAnne Thies Carol Nissen and Renee Kaylor with others planning to attend the Grand Bethel convention in Grand Island June 14-17.
Mrs Goodwin and Mrs LeBaron Goodwin Jr elected as corresponding secretary of Chapter BO PEO sisterhood at Monday meeting held at Mrs Dean Wilson home. Mrs H N Rhodes leaving town. Meeting led by Mrs W J Robinson. Guest speaker Mrs William H Hunter spoke on foreign lands and peoples they had visited.
The Rev Gary J Aten of Lodgepole and Methodist Church led the Sidney Lions Club noon luncheon at Fort Sidney Motor Hotel speaking on Views of Nebraska with color slides of historic and scenic spots. Lions scouts report full troop formation and plan first meeting next week. a picnic table painting committee was appointed to equip the Cheyenne County fairgrounds area with five tables.
The Sidney Duplicate Bridge group played five and a half tables. Edith Tarbox and Evelyn Schrade won first place with fractional points. John Kuns and Bill Yester second. Mr. and Mrs. Kinnison third. Mr. and Mrs. Maginnis fourth. Elizabeth Gilliland and Louise Keating fifth. The next meeting is May 24 at 7 30 p.m. in the Marathon building conference room.
About eighty women attended the Salem Lutheran Church rally in Gurley on May 16 themed Bless The Lord Thy God. Rev. Lester Boehm opened with devotions, officers were elected, and Rev. Donald E. Bendewald spoke about his mission work in the Philippines.
The 8 am Friday census at Memorial Hospital lists 41 patients and four babies in the nursery. Admitted include Sidney residents William Rezac and several others. Imperial Arthur J. Hokes. Oshkosh resident Mrs. P. H. Jensen. Potter Rev. Erwin Kiel. Gurley Mrs. Fred Rehmers. Discharged include Sidney residents Glen Johnson and Harold Spiker among others.
Catherine Ann Myers daughter of Mr. and Mrs. LeMoyne Myers of Dalton born May 17 at 4 10 p.m. weighing 7 lbs 4 oz with sister Stephanie Kay. Gina Eve DeGaugh daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Dee Gaugh born May 16 at 5 57 a.m. weighing 6 lbs 15 1/2 oz with brother Shayne Robert. Grandparents and great grandparents named.
Members of Girl Scout Troop 130 held a May 17 Court of Honor in the Central School Auditorium with mothers as guests. Sixth grade scouts performed the flag ceremony and received badges. 109 badges were awarded as 5th graders led songs and pictures from a Ft. Robinson trip were displayed. Cindy Buetker, Scripe
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