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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1958

Page

11

Around The Town Roundup of local travels and future plans

Mr and Mrs Frank Hengl return to Sidney after visits in the Black Hills and Rapid City. Carl Jones and son-in-law William Zierlein plan a Tucson trip to visit Jones daughter Jan Benz and Mark, returning next week with Mark and Timmy Cates. Verma Shoopman leaves for Omaha. Dr and Mrs M J Maher head to Omaha to visit family. Charles Ham and Gene Linie mafin attend an Inter Industry Electric Council meeting in Lincoln and return. Eardly Ham arrives from Rapid City for a weekend with his parents. Ted Krepela and wife visit Sidney relatives in California. Mrs Arthur H Dilley Jr and daughter Charlene Elizabeth return to San Francisco after a visit. Wesleyan University honors senior Chris Terman with a B A in Education. F A Bush heads to Cheyenne then Leadville. Carl Almschneider and Ronald Schafer win Doane College sophomore physics awards. Mike Heaton returns from Notre Dame and will summer in Sidney. Elmer Holtman and family plan Casper trip. granddaughter Jane Ann joins them for summer. Ed Runge and Bill Vaughn attend Rotary International Convention in Dallas.

Frank Hengl Sidney Black Hills South Dakota Hengl Harold Hengl Rapid City Carl Jones William Zierlein Sterling Tucson Ariz Mr. Jones Jan Benz Mark Timmy Cates Loren Cates Fritz Runge Omaha Verma Shoopman M. J. Maher Michealita Bernard Kelly de Maher Don Hobbs N. M Charles Ham Gene Lienemafin Lincoln Inter-Industry Electric Council Eardly Ham Ted Krepela el Segundo Calif M. O. Baker Paul Spearow Gurley Arthur H. Dilley Jr Charlene Elizabeth San Francisco Hame Jacob Hart Christian Burnett Terman Chris Terman Potter Wesleyam University Terman Wesleyan SNEA YMCA Cheyenne F. A. Bush Lela Bickham Denver Carl Almschneider Lodgepole Doane College Almschneider Ronald Schafer Tecumseh Levi T Wilson Stan Hale Tekumah Omike Heat

Sidney Girls Capped In Denver Nursing Ceremony

Miss Jayne McIntosh Miss Rita Burgett and Miss Kaye Cunningham of Sidney were among 43 student nurses capped at St Josephs School of Nursing in Denver on May 25 Sister Mary Jerome led the ceremony Father OMalley Golden Colo was the guest speaker The capping marked nine months of preclinical training After a month with parents in Sidney the trio will return to Denver for the summer quarter McIntosh Burgett and Cunningham are daughters of local parents.

Jayne McIntosh Rita Burgett Kaye Cunningham Sidney St. Joseph's School of Nursing Denver Mary Jerome Father O’malley Golden Colo Miss McIntosh McKinley McIntosh Miss Burgett Ann M. Burgett Miss Cunningham Art C. Cunningham

Six-Week Training Course Slated For Boy Scout Leaders

Boy Scout Troop 89 begins a six week leaders training program directed by Myron Leveland scoutmaster. A new Buffalo Patrol forms from attending leaders and assistants with weekly meetings including readings, model meetings, songs, games, and demonstrations. Participants include LeRoy Rhoades Bruce Wright of Apache Patrol Larry Willard Dallas Langley Beaver Patrol Richard Heizer Bill Ladine Wolf Patrol James Loaris John Sittner Otter Patrol Dan McKay Tom Green Hawk Patrol.

Boy Scout Troop Myron Leveland Buffalo Patrol LeRoy Rhoades Bruce Wright Apache Patrol Larry Willard Dallas Langley Beaver Patrol Richard Heizer Bill Ladine

Potter Brothers to Graduate at Wesleyan June 3

Kenneth Wayne Willoughby and LeRoy Charles Willoughby, sons of Mr and Mrs Lester K Willoughby of Potter, will be among 161 Wesleyan seniors awarded degrees on June 3. Kenneth earns BA physics with German minor. employed at White Sands Proving Grounds. LeRoy earns BA chemistry with math and German minors. plans graduate study at Northwestern with teaching assistantship.

Lincoln Kenneth Wayne Willoughby LeRoy Charles Willoughby Nebraska Wesleyan University Lester K. Willoughby Potter Kenneth White Sands Proving Grounds New Mexico Wesleyan Barba Academy of Science Theta Chi Fraternity University of Nebraska LeRoy Northwestern University Evanston YMCA Wesley Fellowship W Club Blue Key

Kiwanis Club Holds Wednesday Meeting in Sidney

Harold Pals new manager of McCormick Farm Equipment Store in Sidney attended the Kiwanis dinner meeting at Yendis Cafe last Wednesday. Twenty five members attended. George Fleming presented pictures of Sun Valley Montana and Canada. Program chairman was Harold Keith. After dinner Rev. R. L. Townsend led group singing with Robert Jay at the piano.

Harold Pals McCormick Farm Sidney Kiwanis Club Sun Valley Montana Canada George Fleming Harold Keith R. L. Townsend Robert Jay

Recent Bride Is Guest At Shower

Mrs. Dean Willoughby a recent bride was guest of honor at a linen shower Saturday evening in Potter hosted by Mrs. D E Knight with assistances Mrs. Dean Hart and Mrs. Kenneth Rose. Eighteen guests attended enjoying charades and games. Gifts centered on a miniature church bridal couple and car. Relatives from Potter Sidney and other nearby towns sent gifts or attended the event.

Dean Willoughby D. E. Knight Potter Dean Hart Kenneth Rose Millard Musil C. P. Herboldsheimer F. E. Willoughby Matt Hanson Roland Musil Wandean Musil Merle Stovall Kenneth Johnson S.C.D Ross Barker Clifford Sanford Matt Wolfe Bryce Wilson Wayne Holtz Lumir Musil Arnold Muehling Richard Dotts Jean Davis Sidney Kenneth Wickstrom Brenda Wickstrom Allen Karnik Doyle Roth George Hinn Nancy Davis Philip Bennet S.O.D Roy Westrick Lincoln Mardell Nikort Denver

Smiths Attend LOYAL Meeting at Holy Trinity

Mr and Mrs Blaine Smith attended a Sunday LOYAL meeting at Holy Trinity Lutheran Church parlors where Ed Brauer led a 16 member session. Alvin Millers donated piano was placed in a Sunday school room. George Seelmeyer led the lesson Letting your Bible gather dust. A sports film was shown. Hosts were LaVern Draper and William Stotler. June 22 picnic at Greenwood announced. Bread stored in ventilated boxes lasts longer than in refrigerators.

Blaine Smith League of Young Adult Lutherans Holy Trinity Lutheran Church Ed Brauer Alvin Miller George Seelmeyer LaVern Draper William Stotler Greenwood

Junior Oldtimers And Auxiliary Elect Officers

Virgil Sawicki and Mrs Clair Haven were elected presidents of Union Pacific Junior Oldtimers Club No 35 and Auxiliary during meetings May 21 in the city auditorium. Forty attendees. Officers include Dale Norman vice president Jerome Kaminski secretary Leonard Peiper treasurer. Three year board Duane Golden Les Landmesser. Two year board L E Evans Jerry Gates. one year Don Frederic ey Bernard Braasch. Auxiliary vice president Mrs James Hiett. secretary Mrs Virgil Sawicki treasurer Mrs Clarence Hare. Historian Mrs Robert Roberts. Auxiliary board: Mrs Les Landmesser Mrs Leonard Peiper Mrs Dale Norman Mrs Don Fredericey Mrs George DeRyke Mrs Bernard Braasch. Installation planned for June meeting. Covered-dish dinner led by Robert Roberts and Mrs T N Crawford. Convention photos from Sun Valley Idaho shown. Dinner arrangements by Jim Rasmussen and Mr Mrs Peiper and Mr Mrs Kaminski.

Virgil Sawicki Clair Haven Union Pacific James Hiett Clarence G. Hare Robert Roberts Auxiliary Les Landmesser Leonard Peiper Dale Norman Don Fredecricey George DeRyke Bernard Braasch T. N. Crawford Sun Valley Idaho Jim Rasmussen Peiper Kaminski

Ordnance Group To Leave For Carson

Headquarters detachment of the 424th Ordnance Battalion leaves Sunday for a two week training tour at Fort Carson in Colorado Springs. Maj. Elwood L. Lostroh commands, Capt. John Underdown is executive officer. Report June 1, return June 15. Annual training with an 18 man overseas radio unit from Hastings and a Military Police detachment from Boys Town Omaha.

424Th Ordnance Batallion Fort Carson Colorado Springs Colo Elwood L. Lostroh John Underdown Sidney Hastings Boys Town Omaha

Third Grade Class Goes To Chappell

East Ward school third grade, led by Mrs. John Brotherson, rode a Union Pacific train to Chappell on May 19. Police Marshall Bill Stegeman greeted them at the depot and escorted the group to a park picnic with Hershey bars from Mrs. Palmer Thurston. Afterward the class returned to Sidney by car and watched the East Ward school operetta Hansel and Gretel staged by the fifth grade.

Chappell East Ward Union Pacific Railroad Bill Stegeman Stegeman Sidney Palmer Thurston John Brotherson Clif Thurston Tom Miller Gene Morgan Walter Herboldsheimer

Beta Alpha Chapter Hosts Western Themed Sorority Party

Members of the Beta Alpha chapter of Beta Sigma Phi held a Saturday party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert McKay. Special guests included husbands of members. Nine couples attended the western themed evening, hosted by Mrs. Claude Wuthier and Mrs. Melvin McCoy.

Beta Alpha Chapter Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Robert McKay Claude Wuthier Melvin McCoy

Kiwanis Club to Meet at Yendls Cafe Tonight

A Kiwanis Club meeting is scheduled for 6 30 p m at Yendls Cafe. Read as part of a list of gatherings including Good Neighbors Club at Light Memorial Presbyterian Church and St Pauls Fellowship League with other local groups such as Yeastmasters Club and Cheyenne County Rural Youth on Sunday.

Kiwanis Club Good Neighbors Club of Light Memorial Presbyterian Church St. Paul's Fellowship League Cheyenne County Rural Youth Yeastmasters Club

Annual 4-H Picnic Slated For Sunday

4-H members families and friends are invited to a Sunday picnic on June 1 at 12 30 p m atop Point of Rocks twelve miles west of Sidney. Attendees should bring a covered dish and table service a card table if possible and coffee Ice cream and kool aid will be provided. Activities include softball games horseshoes and socializing If rain occurs the event moves to the Potter Youth Center.

Point of Rocks Sidney 4-H Potter

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