Church Group Activities Highlight Local Circles
Westminster Circle met in the Arc Room of the Presbyterian Church with hostesses assisting and Mrs. Harold Keith leading devotions. Various church groups including WSCS Circle No 1 and the Altar Society held meetings with luncheons, devotions, and plans for events like a May 22 membership dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster Circle
Arc Room
Presbyterian Church
J. W. Johnson
Claude Wuthier
Wm. Faragher
J. R. Miller
Harold Keith
Verne Ankeny
Florida
Stephen Foster
Janet Shuman
Barbara Spearow
Mrs. Johnson
Circle No. 1
Methodist
WSCS
W. E. Henke
Floyd Hester
Larry Smith
Roy Pritchard
M. O. Baker
Beta Sigma Phi Installs Officers
Mrs. Albert Sittner was installed as president of Beta Alpha chapter of Beta Sigma Phi at a final spring meeting hosted by Mrs. John Peetz Jr. New officers include Mrs. Thomas O Connell as vice president, Mrs. Harold Connors as recording secretary, Mrs. Bill Petersen as corresponding secretary, Miss Margaret Ehmke as treasurer, Mrs. Virgil Knowles as extension officer, Mrs. Peetz and Mrs. Mickey Holtman as City Council representatives, and Mrs. E A Winter as sponsor director. Outgoing President Dorothy Claycomb led the program on Amateur. Lunch followed. meetings resume in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Sittner
Beta Alpha
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
John ‘Peetz
Thomas O’connell
Harold Connors
Bill Petersen
Margaret Ehmke
Virgil Knowles
Peetz
Mickey Holtman
E. A. Winter
Dorothy Claycomb
Social calendar events and hosts for May week
The social calendar lists OES Kensington at the Masonic Hall on Tuesday May 20 with LaPlaisir led by Mrs. F. L. B. Good. Dutch Treat Club on Wednesday May 21 hosted by Mrs. B. W. Schulte. Pinochle on Friday May 23 with Mrs. H. C. Mahaffey. WCTU at 2 p.m. hosted by Mrs. C. B. Johnson at 16th and Forrest. U P Old Timers No 29 and Auxiliary square dance on Saturday May 24 at Band Shell. Newcomers Bridge at City Auditorium on Monday May 26. Monday Bridge hosted by Mrs. Henry Klutz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kensington
Masonic Hall
LaPlaisir
F. L. B. Goodwin
Dutch Treat Club
B. W. Schulte
H. C. Mahaffey
WCTU
C. B. Johnson
Forrest
U. P
Newcomers Bridge City Auditorium
Henry Klutz
Extension Groups Meeting This Week in Cheyenne County
Cheyenne County extension council subject matter committees meet this week to review five years of project studies and craft practical lessons for the 1953 extension program. Recommendations go to the state council for consideration with other county programs. Meetings begin at 1 30 at Miss Violet Shepherds home with Foods and Nutrition on Wednesday Housing and Home Furnishings on Thursday Management and Family Economies on Friday and Health on Saturday the Clothing committee having met on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County’ Extension Council
State Council
Violet Shepherd
Rental Machines-L Co Smith Remington and Royals
Royalty and partner firms Smith Remington and Royals form a rental machines network under Kolzow Office Supply with catalog cited as 73-4 and terms unspecified. Local trade brief notes activity in equipment leasing across regional outlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Co. Smith, Remington and Royals
Kolzow Office Supply
Open Season Sought for Ducks and Geese in Cheyenne County
Tony Cheyenne County's Wildlife Club urged October 15 through December 15 as open season on ducks and geese in the county. George Fleming, chairman, presented the recommendation at the State Wildlife meeting in North Platte. The proposal will go to the national association after other counties’ suggestions. Notable attendees included Bud Jackson from Missouri, Thomas Evans of Minnesota, Dr. Clarence Cottam from Washington, and Bob Crosby of North Platte. Carl Shoemaker led the banquet as a senior figure from the Wildlife Federation. Local planning was by Paul Gilbert and H. C. Zellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Cheyenne
Wildlife Club
George Fleming
North Platte
Nebraska
National Association
Bud Jackson
Springfield
National Wildlife Federation
Thomas Evans
St. Paul
Nebraska Commission
H. C. Zellers
Lincoln
The
Wildlife Organization
Cheyenne County Officials Meet in Sidney
The Cheyenne County Officials Assn holds its regular meeting in Sidney with an all day program at the Yendis Cafe. A luncheon at noon is sponsored by Panhandle Distributors. Sidney High School flute trio provides entertainment during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County Officials Assn
Sidney
Yendis
the Panhandle Distributors
Sidney High School
Grade Band Course Is Set for Young Musicians
Dean Killion, Sidney High School Band Director, announces a seven week, free summer course for fourth through sixth grade students to train beginners in brass and woodwind instruments. A parents meeting is tonight at 8 in the high school band room to discuss course details and instrument selection. Practices begin June 2 with brass at 9 and woodwinds at 10 on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday mornings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Killion
Sidney High School
Killion
Lodgepole
Sidney
Union Pacific
Chappell
Chamber of Commerce
Two Injured In Sunday Highway 19 Crash Near Dalton
Two people were injured and a car wrecked in a Sunday evening crash on Highway 19 about 4.2 miles north of Dalton. Betty Augenstein, 24, suffered bruises and shock, and her mother Mina Augenstein was treated for a fractured collar bone, bruises, and shock after Augenstein tried to pass another car and lost control rolling down a 15-foot embankment. Damages were estimated at 700 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highway
Dalton
Nebraska Highway Safety Patrol
Betty Auggenstein
Mina Augenstein
Sidney
Miss Augenstein
Cheyenne County
W. W. Schulz
Kent Bond
John P. Schmidtline
SOD
Bond
Plymouth
Telegraph Ad Claims Full Typing Paper Stock
A brief notice from The Telegraph touts complete availability of typing paper, mimeograph paper, and typewriter or pencil carbon supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telegraph
Kolzow Office Supply Ad for Filing Cabinets and Paper
Kolzow Office Supply advertises Shaw Walker two drawer and four full line Columbia Heefo filing cabinets. Includes carbon units and carbon paper. Located at Kolzow Office Supply, 73-4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaw-Walker
Columbia Heefo
Kolzow
Old Timers Plan Sun Valley Tour and Dance
R E Olson of Pocatello spoke to the Union Pacific Old Timers Club No 29 and its auxiliary about a Sun Valley excursion planned for late September to early October. the five day tour includes three days at Sun Valley with no participant limit. A square dance at the Band Shell is set for Saturday May 24 starting at 8 p m with cards and lunch to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Olson
Pocatello
Idaho
Union Pacific
Old Timers Club No
City Auditorium
Olson
Sun Valley
Ida
Old Timers Club
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Altar Society
St. Patrick’s Academy
Art Chambers
John Treinen
Fred Beyer
Joe Haugan
Thomas O'Connell, Jr
Earl Winters
E. S. Stokes
M. J. Murray
Lawrence Clinton
Joe Bailey
Robert Kallhoff
Thomas Murphy
Faye Cheairs
Christian Women's Fellowship
Melvin Hiett
Earl Bledsoe
W. E. Chambers
Bernard Miller
Puerto Rico
Paul Pearson
Earl Hiett
Neal Morris
St. Martha’s Episcopal Guild
L. L. Pippitt
William Gale
Nebraska Episcopal Church
Wayne Loch
Will Burleson
Wright Johnson
Ike Selzer
Lowell Davis
Uhé
Walter Johnson
Paul Spearow
Ray Cruise
Rex Wolvin
Keith Kaylor
Carl Wheelock
Leslie Sabin
National Guard Auxiliary
Guard Armory
Neal Atkins
Leo Wolff
Ralph Lafler
Harlan Maddox
Sidney Creamery
Carton
Beta Sigma Phi
Potter Staters
Merlin Maas
Jackie Young
Potter High School
Potter
O— _Wildlife Club
North Ward
Kenneth Chambers
B. D. Hammond
GC. E. Heizer
Jay Cromwell
Dwight Martin
Omaha
R. L. Tobler
Phil D. Etherton
Ira Lund
J. C. Proper
Dodge
Oriflow
Elwell Motors
Illinois
10Th Avenue
M. P
Man
Paul Randall
Sioux Plumbing & Heating Co
T.t
the Western Ice & Storage Co., Inc
Sidney, Nebraska
Scottsbluff, Nebr
Country Club
A Aie
Aisa Abeys
Maddox Motor CO
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