Cap And Gown Time Sparks Mixed Emotions Across Sidney
A Panhandle mother reflects on graduation season, noting high school seniors preparing for commencement while a son abroad in New Zealand misses the event. She recalls twelve years of schooling, camping trips with friends, and the bittersweet moments as graduates face future paths with faith and courage.
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New Zealand
Rotary
Jir
Sidney High
Jim
Sidney
Panhandle
Potter couple to celebrate 50th wedding anniversary
Mr and Mrs Homer Light of Potter mark their golden anniversary on June 6 after a 1914 marriage in Wendy Illinois. Their daughters Mrs Robert Gunderson and Mrs John Davis, both of Kimball, planned a June 7 celebration canceled due to Mr Light's May 26 auto collision. He is hospitalized at Kimball County Hospital with four grandchildren and residency since 1919.
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Homer Light
Potter
Light
Kimball County Hospital
Robert Gunderson
John Davis
Kimball
Cub Scout Meeting Report for DEN 3 PACK 82
Cub Scout activity notes for Monday May 25 at Mrs Moore s home. Den 3 members read reports and finished drum projects for the Pack meeting. The meeting closed with the Living Circle. Kim Peters reporter.
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Den 3
Dalton girl graduates from Central Business College
Miss Mary Lou Knudsen of Dalton has earned a junior secretarial office machines and bookkeeping diploma from Central Business College in Denver, as announced by president G. E. Stephens.
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Mary Lou Knudsen
Chris Knudsen
Dalton
Central Business College
Denver
G. E. Stephens
Census Bulletin Counts 36 Admitted at May 28
As of May 28 at 7 a.m., 32 patients plus four babies in nursery. Dismissed entries list Sidney, Dalton, Cheyenne, and Potter with names including Sylvia Sanchez, Ted Leach, Mrs. Gerardo Suarez, Mrs. Travis Cochran, Ralph Welch, John Treinen, and others. Newborns noted May 27 and 28 to several families.
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Sidney
Sylvia Sanchez
Ted Leach
Gerardo Suarez
Travis Cochran
Ralph Welch
John Treinen
Brian Grothe
Linda Lichterman
Gurley
Diane Spearow
Kenneth Smith
Dalton
Glen Cruise Potter
Joe Stecher
Cheyenne
Pauline Lake
Larry Gilstrap
Leslie Wynant
Eugene Meier
Masonic Grand Lodge To Meet In Omaha June 9 10
The 107th annual meeting of the Grand Lodge of Masons of Nebraska will be held June 9 and 10 at the Sheraton Fontenelle Hotel in Omaha. Grand Master Ralph M. Carhart of Wayne will preside with about 900 expected attendees. The program includes an morning session, banquet, and installation of officers, plus a pre-meeting Master Mason degree on June 8 at the Omaha Masonic Temple.
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Grand Lodge of Masons of
Nebraska
Sheraton-Fontenelle
Omaha
Ralph M. Carhart
Wayne, Neb
Freeman B. Decker
Lincoln
Nebraska State Colleges
Scottish Rite Cathedral
Gerald E. Bisbee
First Methodist Church
West Chicago
Ill
Grand Lodge
Omaha Masonic Temple
Alliance Lodge No
Alliance
Neb
Den 2 Pack 90 Meeting At Mrs Kahl Home
On May 27 at Mrs Kahl’s home, den mother, Joe Headley led a flag salute, discuss pack meeting and projects, made and painted weiner roasters, with treats from Danny Trickler. The group closed with the Living Circle and Cub Scout Promise, reported by Elton Klentz.
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Den 2
New Nutrition Director Named for Nebraska Wheat Commission
Miss Jodene Goetsch of York, a Kearney State College home economics graduate, becomes director of the Nutrition Education Division. She will oversee education efforts with Nebraska schools, colleges, civic and homemaker groups and begins June 1 after a year as a Consumers Public Power District home service agent.
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Lincoln
Kearney State College
Nebraska
Nebraska Wheat Commission
Jodene Goetsch
York
Goetsch
Commission
Miss Goet- Sch
Consumers Public Power District
Stanton, Nebraska
Governor Morrison to speak at Kimball CofC dinner
Governor Frank Morrison will be guest speaker at the Kimball Chamber of Commerce annual dinner at Kimball Country Club at 6:30 p.m. Tickets are available from the Chamber office and board members. Three new directors will be elected. terms ending are H. L. Wigham Norton Warner and Barbara Courtright.
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Frank Morrison
Kimball Chamber of Commerce
Kimball Country Club
Chamber of Commerce
Board of
H. L. Wigham
Norton Warner
Barbara Courtright
Reminders For Korea Veterans Warn on Insurance Renewal
VA announces a two reminder system for Korean Conflict veterans with GI type V term policies. Duxbury says policies expire at the end of the five year term around the insured's 50th birthday and must convert to permanent coverage or end. A year before expiration a reminder goes out, followed by a final 90 day notice. Veterans are urged to consider converting to permanent insurance to save costs and maintain protection.
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Veterans Administration
A. H. Duxbury
Lincoln
Duxbury
New Program Discusses Health On KSID Radio
KSID radio unveils Family Health Forum airing Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays at 11 15 a m. The program, endorsed by the American Pharmaceutical Assn, will discuss health hazards including cancer arthritis and other diseases.
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KSID
Family Health Forum
American Pharmaceutical Assn
Extension Clubs Plan Bazaars and Picnics
Rush Creek Willing Workers met May 19 at James Payne home with six members. They discussed an October Hospital Bazaar and a September meeting to firm plans. A family picnic is set for 6 30 p.m. June 17 with potluck dishes. Lessons on advertising were given by Mrs. Jurgens and Mrs. Miller. Baker's Dozen Extension Club met May 26 at Mrs. Seelmeyer home with eight members. Plans for a June 23 outdoor barbecue at Mrs. Happold’s were made, lunch served by Mrs. Seelmeyer.
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Rush Creek
James Payne
Lavern Bauer
Carl Jurgens
Floyd Miller
Baker’s Dozen Extension Club
George Seelmeyer
Arnold Larson
Donald Happold
Seelmeyer
Free theater planned on Broadway for Lower East Side
Independent Theater Productions plans a 450 seat auditorium on Broadway inviting free performances to boost attendance. The trio Anton Agalbato Dan Greene and August DePierre aim to stage a new show every two months with emphasis on cast integration.
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New York
Independent Theater Productions
Auditorum
Ast Broadway
Jast
Anton Agalbato
Dan Greene
August DePierre
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