Funeral notices for Mrs. E L Uptegrove and more
The Around The Town column lists funeral attendees including Don and Carolyn Howard, Raymond Fox, Joseph Heinlein, Kenneth Agnew, and others visiting from across Colorado, Arizona, New Jersey, and Nebraska. The piece also covers relatives traveling for weddings, vacations, and church attendances, plus a TV telecast of a Gothenburg Reform program and Nebraska summer session honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Uptegrove
Don D. Howard
Ft. Collins
Colo
Carolyn Kennedy
Pittsburgh
Raymond Fox
Rapid City
Joseph Heinlein
Jody
Tucson
Ariz
Kenneth Agnew
Wheatridge
Presbyterian Women Elect New Officers
New officers and circle leaders for the Presbyterian Women's Association were elected at a Thursday luncheon in the fellowship hall. Mrs. Arnold Westerhoff named president with a full slate including vice president, secretaries, treasurer, and committee chairs. The group planned a bazaar set for Friday and Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Women’s Association
Fellowship Hall
Arnold Westerhoff
Don Benisek
Ray Cruise
Adele Seeger
H.C.Q. Nelson
Ross Barker
Gordon Fuller
George Hineman
World Service
J. W. Johnson
Christian Education
Lew Wilson
Glen Draper
Ken Noteboom
Richard Fix
Bill Fankhauser
Ancel Lewis
A. J. Jorgenson
Roger Plantz
Ron Barker
Clarence Castner
Miriam Rachel
Elmer Hartmann
Mary-Elizabeth
Helen Law
Ruth
Westerhoff
American Legion Government Day Set for Nov 28
The annual County Government Day, sponsored by Cheyenne County American Legion Posts and Units, will be held Wednesday at the county courthouse. Events include a general assembly with county officials, a mock trial, a noon luncheon with speaker J Hammond McNish, and student visits to their elected offices followed by a 3 pm district courtroom gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Cheyenne County
Floyd Lanks
Don Tedesco
G. F. Bush
Fort
New Pastor Speaks at Lions Club Meeting
The Rev. Darrell Davis of Light Memorial Presbyterian Church spoke at the Sidney Lions Club luncheon discussing Presbyterianism. Lions president Dr. Paul Adkinson introduced two new members Frank Barrett and Thomas Patrowsky with membership kits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darrell Davis
Light Memorial Presbyterian Church
Sidney Lions Club
Fort Sidney Motor Hotel
Paul Adkinson
Lion
Frank Barrett
Thomas
Pat) Patrowsky
Lions International
James Payne
Lions Band
Sidney High Band
Lions
Stewart Brown
Lloyd Lockwood
Obituary Snippet with Multiple Aged Entries
A list of names with ages and dates appears, including Minnie Mika 82 on November 8 and Nanie Talich 82 on November 11, Fred Johnston 81 on November 12, Selma Peterson 85 on November 19, Thure Sallburg 82 on November 22, David Crawley 74 on November 24, Jennie Hammond 95 on November 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Mika
Nanie Talich
Fred Johnston
Selma Peterson
Thure Sallburg
David Crawley
Jennie Hammond
World War I Barracks And Auxiliary Elect New Officers
The Dalton era officers of Lod gepole Valley Barracks No. 24e 48 and Auxiliary were chosen at a Sidney meeting. Ed. W. McNaughton and Mrs. Nell Wise were elected commander and president. installation is set for December 7 in Sidney. The group held Veterans Day observances and reported 1968 membership at 69 for the Barracks and 22 for the Auxiliary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. W. McNaughton
Nell Wise
Chappell
Lodgepole Valley Barracks No
Legion Club
Sidney
McNaughton
William E. Zehr
Phillip Crantz
Austin F. Whitmire
David E. Elis
John Elwell Sr
Wise
F. E. Longan
Ernest Anderson
Potter
Rex Olsen
Dave Elis
Champlain
Frank Godd
Margaret Dissmore
Ralph Robertson
Ned J. Sandberg
Broadwater
Phillip Schuetz
Bridgeport
District 7
H. R. Baumbach
Zehr
Department
Kearney
Elmer Seyfang
Seyfang
Wilma Fern Johnson
Ray Frederick
Gleaners Plan Support for Missionaries and Projects
The Gleaners Missionary Group of Grace Baptist Church met with Mrs. Alfred Smith hosting. They discussed Dr. and Mrs. Dillinger preparing for Ivory Coast service, voted to make a quilt, plan to buy baptismal robes, and heard devotions and program on helpers in the Philippines. The November meeting date and host were set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gleaners Missionary
Grace Baptist Church
Alfred Smith
White Cross
Emil van Mark
Robert Toad
Philippines
Lee Morse
Community Club Events and Civic Gatherings Noted
A list of upcoming local events includes an Extension Handicraft workshop at the 4 H building on Friday and evening, a VFW Buddy Poppy Sale and a Hard Time Party at Prairie Schooners Square Dance club, and Temple Commandery No 30 Fall Festival with degrees at 9 a.m. in the Masonic Temple. A banquet is set for 6:30 p.m. at Fort Sidney Motor Hotel. Also scheduled are a Cheyenne County Historical Association meeting, a Sidney Rebekah Kensington event, a Providence Chapter 108 Eastern Star meeting on Men’s Night, a Lions Band Auxiliary pancake feed, a St Patrick’s Altar Society smorgasbord, and a Veterans Day Bean Feed hosted by the American Legion and VFW at the Legion Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple Commandery No 30
Masonic Temple
Fort Sidney Motor Hotel
Sidney Rebekah Kensington
Ioof Hall
Providence
Order of Eastern Star
Sunol Garden Club Hosts Neighbor Group
Sunol Garden Club entertained Friday at Mrs. Robert Lafler s home after a 2 pm luncheon a business meeting was held led by president Mrs. Cecil Tremain. Members and guest Mrs. Leon Lafler answered roll call with a Hallowe en prank. The club voted a $10 donation to the National Federation of Garden Clubs headquarters in St Louis Mo. It will serve lunch at the Ralph Gentry sale on Nov 13. Talks covered storing bulbs for winter ash trees and a Match game. The next meeting will be at Mrs Webb s home with North Table Garden Club guests from Big Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunol Garden Club
Robert Lafler
Cecil Tremain
Leon Lafler
Hallowe’en
National Federation of Garden Clubs
St. Louis
Ralph Gentry
A. A. Fenske
John Webb
Firth Booth
Webb
North Table Garden Club
Big Springs
CENSUS REPORT SHOWS 50 PATIENTS AND NURSERY COUNT
Honma census records list 50 patients and two babies in the nursery. Admitted names span Sidney Denver Gurley Lodgepole Potter Chappell Kimball Dalton and others. Dismissals include Cindy Worster Charles Tallmage George Owen Donna Krueger and more. A note on supper prompts kitchen advice to chop beans and heat with tomato soup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Bruce Vizina
Frances Tschacher
Herman Stueve
Robert Jones
Denver
William Swigert
Potter
Don Hilpert
Gurley
Jack McVicker
Lodgepole
Rhynold Wiegers
Cindy Worster
Charles Tallmage
George Owen
Donna Krueger
Fred Seger
Jack Shelton
Mable Price
Dean Wilson
Don Dean
Glenn Bray
Chappell
Orville Forell
Kimball
Tony Miller
Phillip Cronk
Dalton
Darrell Miller
Sidney native named assistant division chief in Boulder
Robert D. Harrington, a Sidney native and 1946 Sidney High School graduate, has been appointed assistant division chief of the new Time and Frequency Division in Boulder Colorado. He joined the National Bureau of Standards in 1953 and previously worked at the Naval Research Laboratory in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert D. Harrington
National Bureau of Standards’ Radio Standards Laboratory
New Time and Frequency Division
Boulder
Colo
F. G. Harrington
Sidney
Sidney High School
Harrington
NBS
Naval Research Laboratory
Washington, D. C
Department of Commerce
Korea
University of Colorado
University of Maryland
University of Michigan
Sigma Pi Sigma
Sigma Xi
Scientific Research Society of America
The
Institute of Electrical
Braham 80 Former Sidney Resident Dies in North Platte
Delpha C. Braham, 80, of 116 South Vine died in a local nursing home. Born April 4, 1887 in Butler County Pennsylvania she moved to North Platte in 1923 from Sidney. Widow of William J. Braham ex superintendent of Sidney and North Platte schools. Survived by daughter Lois Bennett Dallas Texas three grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral Monday at First Presbyterian Church Rev Robert Mays officiating burial North Platte Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Platte
Delpha C. Braham
South Vine
Butler County
Sidney
William J. Braham
Sidney and
First Presbyterian Church
Lois Bennett
Dallas
Texas
Robert Mays
North Platte Cemetery
Look Who's Here Buffy Sue Young born to Youngs
Buffy Sue Young, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Monte D. Young, born Wednesday November 1. Weighing six pounds ten ounces at birth. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. William Eddy and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Young of Dalton. Great grandmothers, great great grandmother listed from Dalton Sidney Hawaii and Ogden Utah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffy Sue Young
Monte D. Young
Buffy Sue
William Eddy
Donald Young
Dalton
Anna Reimers
Grace Eddy
Laura Young
Sidney
Mary Rapozo
Hawaii
Golda Durham
Ogden
Utah
St Paul LWML Seeks Materials for Handicraft Classes
St Paul Lutheran Women’s Missionary League met in the Fellowship Hall with a Ree formation hymn and prayers led by Mrs. Stella Wittrock. Rev. Lester Boehm spoke on The Church and Its Message. New member Connie Avey welcomed. A workshop at Trinity Lutheran South Divide on Nov 7 with 9:30 registration. Materials requested for Rest Home handicraft classes, especially nylons. Hostesses were Mrs. Ella Mangels and Mrs. Ed Bauman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s Lutheran Women’s Missionary League
Fellowship Hall
Stella Wittrock
Trinity Lutheran Church
Ella Mangels
Ed Bauman
Woman's Day at First Christian Church observance
The Christian Churches of North America announce Woman's Day at the First Christian Church this Sunday November 5. Women serve as elders deacons and ushers in the morning worship. Mrs Ellis Wotan delivers the message and Mrs Jack Weimer leads the Christian Women's Fellowship under the theme Thy Paths Our Chosen Way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Churches of
North America
Canada
First Christian Church
Ellis Wotan
Jack Weimer
Christian Women’s Fellowship
Extension Clubs Install Officers at Achievement Day
1968 officers for the Deuel County Extension Club were installed at the Achievement Day event held in the Big Springs High School gym. County Chairman Mrs. Alice Cozad led with officers including vice chairman Mrs Louis Piva secretary Mrs Donald Hayes and treasurer Mrs Louis Knipp. Music was provided by Big Springs High School students. Guest speaker was Mrs Nellie Yost of North Platte. About 119 persons attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Springs
Deuel County
Alice Cozad
Louis Piva
Chaiirman
Donald Hayes
Louis Knipp
Big Springs High School
Nellie Yost
North Platte
Cub Scout Den 2 Pack 82 Westward Ho Halloween Party
Cub Scout Den 2 Pack 82 met Oct 31 at Mrs Brannock home. Theme Westward Ho included freeze tag bobbing for apples masks skit songs guest Den Chief Kim Peters and treats. Reported by Gerald Hicks.
Sorority Plans Ritual and Parties For Fall Events
Mrs. Max Solomon hosted the Beta Alpha chapter of Beta Sigma Phi at the regular meeting. An upcoming ritual is set for Nov. 18 at the Fort Sidney Motor Hotel followed by a semi formal dance with Millard Music’s band. A Dec. 9 Christmas progressive dinner is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Solomon
Beta Alpha Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Duane Golden
Fort Sidney Motor Hotel
Millard Music
James Miller
Karl Person
Gary Kempe
Golden
John Gottschalk
Robert S Wig
Person
Ron Holely
Elks Calendar of Dances and Dinners Listings
Calendar notes dancing to Clay Tayl or band and Dotty and the Tune Smiths. Club steaks served in dining room on multiple dates. BPOE Lodge meetings November 6 20 13 27 at 8 p.m. Lions Band Auxiliary pancake feed November 8. Veterans Day dance November 11. Student mixer November 17. Floor show November 18 with Fabulous. December 4 lodge meeting with integration and dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay Tayelor
Bpoe Lodge
Lions Band
Dotty
Tune Smiths
BPO
Modern Miss 4 H Club Holds November Meeting
The Modern Miss 4 H Club met November 1 1967 at Mrs Darrell Danielson's home with eight girls present. Two new members Dena Ross and Patty Hall joined. Each girl answered roll call with a cake name. Lesson focused on cleanliness in the kitchen and careful measuring. They sang songs and played games after the meeting. Next meeting set for November 15 1967 with Dena Ross as assistant reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darrell Dane Ielson
Dena Ross
Patty Hall
Easy way to coat fried chicken with a paper bag method
The method uses a damp chicken dredged in 1/3 cup flour 1 tsp salt and 1/2 tsp paprika. Place pieces in a paper bag 4 at a time and shake vigorously to coat before frying.
Also Mentioned on This Page
George Northup
Akron
Ohio
James Gay
Fameily
Washington, D.C
George Northup Jr
Mt. Clair
N. J
Robert W. Northup
New York City
Harry Northcup
Boston
Mass
Jim Northup
Henry Darnstaedt
Corliss Darnstaedt
Scottsbluff
Commerce City
Henry Darnstaedts
Delores Brauer
Rudy Parks
Stanley Fisher
Broomfield
Jim Schilling
Jack Schilling
Garnie Martin
Joe Caporelli
Lloyd Carr
Abilene
Bruce L. Carr
Capt. Carr
Dyess Air Force Base
Carrs
Bruce Carr
Anna Zakrewski
Ogallala
H. C. Q. Nelson
American Dental Association
Lora and
Doran
W. C. Waterson
Turlock
Calif
Fullerton
Grand Canyon
J. C. Bush
Randy
San Marcus and
McAllen
Cindy Connelly
Loveland, Cole
Mrs
Don Robinson
Jane Boyce
Franklin
Butch Carr
Colorado Springs
Air Force Academy
Gothenburg
Tiemann
Don Spillman
Sandra
Bob Rexroth
Dean
Robinson
Ed Brauer
Mrs. Carr
Leona Meade
Gene Schmidt
Franklin, Neb
Boyce
Fred Weible
Oshkosh
Ruth Weible
Tana
Kristin Gail Bitner
Chris Bitner
University of Nebraska
Lions Club
Africa
WSCS
Women’s Society For Christian Service of
First Methodist Church
Church Fellowship Hall
William Hunter
Eugene Reker
George Niekum
Dalton Presbyterian Church
Circle Four
Clarence Strandberg
Charles Wiedeburg
Henke
Prairie Schooners Square Dance Club
10Th
Forrest
Mal Minshall
Cheyenne County Historical Association
Lions-Band
St. Patrick’s Altar Society
Division 9
14Th and
King
American Leegion
VFW
Honma
Sidney Man
R. D. Harrington
Mrs. Braham
St. Paul Lwml
Hallowe
Christian Church
Cub Scout News
Den
Gerald Hicks
Denner
Greg McElwain
Chris Schaaf
Brad Wicks
Jack Hinrichs
North Ward School
Telegraph
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