Weekend Travels And Local Visits Highlight Area Social Notes
ST Set and Mrs Richard K Holloway plan to leave for Peru Ind after two weeks visiting his parents L C Holoway and Mrs Holloways grandparents W W Schulz and Derrill Am mer man. Locals spend Wednesday in Scottsbluff on business and others host or visit relatives including Rex Olsen and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Set
Richard K. Holloway
Peru
Ind
L.C. Holoway
Holloway
W. W. Schulz
Derrill Ammerman
Senior Citizens Center November Calendar Schedule
On Tap at the Senior Citizens Center outlines a dense November calendar with repeated pool tournaments, dances, potlucks, songfests, card games, and special events. Notable items include a Veterans Day closure on November 11 and a Thanksgiving closure on November 27, with various activities planned across days including birthday parties, pinochle, and bingo.
Walravens Honored at 50th Anniversary Open House
About 80 friends and relatives gathered Sunday Nov 2 at the Assembly of God church basement to honor Mr and Mrs Herman Walraven on their 50th wedding anniversary. The venue featured blue and gold decorations a crocheted tablecloth and a three tiered gold accented cake with gold candles flanking it. Mrs John Walraven Jr tended the punch and Mrs Dale Wheeler served coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Walraven
Assembly of God
John Walraven Jr
Dale Wheeler
Baby Darian Lee Edward Dormann born to Dalton couple
Darian Lee Edward Dormann arrived Tuesday Oct 28 weighing eight pounds eight ounces. Parents Mr. and Mrs Harlin L Dormann of Dalton welcomed him with sisters Shelley Sherri and Sonja present. Grandparents Ed Stutzman of Chappell and Harlin E Dormann of Oshkosh, and several great grandparents noted. Family details include the kidded program at a reception and lengthy lineage with Walraven relatives and past residence history in Sidney Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darian Lee Edward Dormann
Harlin L. Dormann
Dalton
Darian Lee Edward
Shelley
Sherri
Sonja
Ed Stutzman
Chappell
Harlin E. Dormann
Oshkosh
Jim Saddler
Fred Dormann
Edward Schmid Sr
J. W. Stutzman
Community events and schedules for weekly club meetings and public notices
A compiled list of local group meetings and events from November to November 20 including center hours at the Senior Citizens Center 1103 10th, Beta Sigma Phi fall ritual, Christmas party at the VA Hospital Cheyenne, and numerous meetings for Kings Daughters Rotary Fort Sidney High Band Auxiliary Legion Auxiliary PEO Rebekah Kensington Eastern Star Gurley Farmers Union Toastmasters Prairie Schooners Square Dance Duplicate Bridge Junior activities and Veterans of Foreign Wars events with dates, times, and contact hints.
AAUW Hears Program On Air Pollution
The Sidney Branch of the American Association of University Women held a regular meeting on Wednesday evening with 12 members and one guest, Miss Frances Krebs of Peeitz. Mrs. David Hecht spoke on air pollution and questioned whether man can survive pollution. Hostess was Mrs. Edgar Meier of Peetz, assisted by Mrs. Bernard Roelle. The December 3 meeting will be at Mrs. Paul Roberts's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Hecht
Sidney
American Association of University Women
Edgar Meier
Peetz, Cole
Bernard Roelle
Hecht
Frances Krebs
Peeitz
Paul Roberts
Presbyterian Ladies Meet at Salad Luncheon
The United Presbyterian Women's Association held its regular meeting after a Thursday noon salad luncheon in the church fellowship hall. Miriam Rachel Circle served. Mrs. Don Benisek led the business session and Mrs. Arnold Westerhoff led a dedicatory bank offering. Music included Mrs. Dwight Beard singing Let There Be Peace and a duet by Mrs. Robert Balfour and Mrs. William Fankhauser with accompanist Mrs. J. W. Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presbyterian Women’s Association
Church Fellowship Hall
Miriam Rachel Circle
Don Benisek
Arnold Westerhoff
Dwight Beard
Robert Balfour
William Fankhauser
J. W. Johnson
Crowning Glory Theme Of Talk At Sorority Meeting
Mrs Dean Larabee hosted Beta Alpha chapter of Beta Sigma Phi sorority with co host Mrs Jack Wie(de)enburg. Members discussed moneymaking projects for a worthy cause while a program titled Her Crowning Glory and Jewelry was presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Larabee
Beta Alpha Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Jack Wieédeburg
Dallas Langley
Ted Zach
Langley
Larry Langley
Arthur Hailey
Ross Barker
January Rites Being Planned
Mr and Mrs Clarence A Christensen of Holdrege announce the engagement of their daughter Linda Susan to Dean Allen Deaver son of Mr and Mrs Frank Deaver of Sidney. Linda is a Holdrege High School graduate and attends Kearney State College. Dean is a Sidney High School and Western Nebraska Vocational Technical School graduate and works in Kearney. The couple plans a January wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence A. Christensen
Holdrege
Linda Susan
Dean Allen Deaver
Frank Deaver
Sidney
Miss Christensen
Holdrege High School
Kearney State College
Sidney High School
Western Nebraska Vocational Technical School
Kearney
Hobby Show At Club Meeting South Valley Garden Club event
Sunol Garden Club members gathered at Mrs. John Webb's home to display hobbies and demonstrate making them. Sixteen members and thirteen guests from the Big Springs Garden Club attended a salad luncheon and meeting led by Mrs. Mark Hafer on Birds with Miss Esther Booth as co host. The next gathering is set for Friday November 28 at Mrs. Roland LaGrange's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunol Garden Club
John Webb
Big Springs Garden Club
Mark Hafer
Esther Booth
Roland LaGrange
Engagement of Joan McMillen to Dave Allington
Mr and Mrs Joe McMillen announce the engagement of their daughter Joan Ethel to Dave Allington son of Mr and Mrs Tom Allington of Sunol. No wedding date set. Miss McMillen is a Potter High School junior. He earned a BS degree from Colorado State University in 1963 and served in the Air National Guard 1966 to 1968 in Cheyenne Wyoming as a flight engineer. He now farms and ranches with his father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe McMillan
Joan Ethel
Dave Allington
Tom Allington
Sunol
Miss McMillen
Potter High School
Colorado State University
Fort Collins
Air National Guard
Cheyenne
Wyo
Kathy Loewe Named Job's Daughters Queen at Bethel 25
Kathy Loewe elected Honored Queen of Job's Daughters Bethel 25 at a May regu lar meeting in the Masonic Temple. New officers include Kristi Niemann Senior Princess Linda Thayer Junior Princess Jennifer Fix guide Barb Abrams. Proficiency tests and Princess Night in Bridgeport were reported. Next event Parents Night November 19 at 7 30 p m in the Masonic Temple with plans for a slumber party November 14 and Go To Church Sunday November 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathy Loewe
Bethel
Masonic Temple
Marvin Loewe
Joyce Foland
Kristi Niemann
William Niemann
Linda Thayer
James Thayer
Jennifer Fix
Richard Fix
Barb Abrams
Wendell Abrams
Bridgeport
Foland
Loewe and Niemann
Hank Reitz
Kristi Bennett
Laurie Draper
Kristi Hussman
Kim Minshall
Cathy Patterson
Chapter FR PEO Holds Regular Meeting At Kokjer Home
Chapter FR of PEO held its regular meeting last Monday at Mrs. Thomas E Kokjer’s home with 25 members present. Assisted by Mrs. Thomas L Kokjer and Mrs. Jack Knicely the business session was chaired by Mrs. H C Q Nelson. A special meeting was announced for Nov 13 at Mrs. Charles Willey’s home with state organizer Mrs. Katheryn Anderson from Omaha set to visit. Miss Nancy Blow attended as a guest and Mrs. Robert Balfour led the program after the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PEO
Thomas E. Kokjer
Thomas L. Kokjer
Jack Knicely
H. C. Q. Nelson
Charles Willey
Katheryn Anderson
Omaha
Nancy Blow
Robert Balfour
St. Patrick's Week Menu Plan at Nea MeNul
A dated meal schedule lists daily menus from Monday to Friday with items like Wiener Buns, Buttered Corn, White cake, and 1/2 pint milk. Week includes ham and beans, beef stew, blue burgers, tuna and noodles, and various sides and desserts.
Center II Luncheon and Card Games at Senior Center
A large crowd enjoyed a sandwich and pie luncheon and an afternoon of cards at the Senior Citizens Center Tuesday. Honors at pitch went to Co. L. West of Medicine Row Wyoming for high and Alfred Peterson low. pinochle honors were Mrs. George Rippe high and Mrs. Clarence Evans low, with door prize to Mrs. Georgia Glaubitz. A pool tournament is underway with men and women competing. play continues for three upcoming Mondays from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. before the finals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senior Citizens Center
Co. L. West
Medicine Row
Wyo
Alfred Peterson
Low
George Rippe
Clarence Evans
Georgia Glaubitz
Kiwanis Seeks Addresses for Cheyenne County Vietnam Boys
Kiwanis club members appeal for names and addresses of Cheyenne County boys serving in Vietnam. Call Ralph Welch with details. The meeting at Yen dis Cafe, Glen Houtz presiding, welcomed new member Don Schroeder. Apple sales proceeds fund Christmas packs and Youth Camp. Next week Doug Devies speaks on cottage education for trainable mentally retarded. tour of the local cottage planned afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Vietnam
Kiwanis Club
Ralph Welch
Glen Houtz
Don Schroeder
Benny Hochman
Don Born
Doug Devies
Potterites To Be Honored For 50th Wedding Anniversary
Open House and program will honor Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Mathewson of Potter on Sunday November 16 at the United Methodist Church in Potter. The couple’s five children and their families will host. There are 20 grandchildren and four great grandchildren. The Mathewsons were married November 14 1919 in Sidney and now farm near Dix. Mrs Mathewson born in Potter. her parents Dan and Herboldsheimer came in a covered wagon. No gifts requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Coolidge
Floyd Albro
Stanley Spaeth
Gerald Walraven
Paul Walraven
Wheeler
James Moulder
Walravens
Linda Wheeler
Nebraska
Colorado
Sidney
Walraven
W. D. Mathewson
the Photo Center
Potter
United Methodist Church
W. E. Harris
Carol
Sterling, Colo
Dale McKinney
Leota
Wendel
Rodney
Max
Sterling
Mathewsons
Gurley
Dix
Mathewson
Kate Herboldsheimer
Dan Herboldsheimer
Halloween Party At Ron Cotton Home Sees Poppy Day Help
A Halloween party took place on the 31st at the Ron Cotton home attended by 19 girls. Prizes for costumes went to Holly Atkins Tammy Fiegenschuh Valerie Reed Kelly Hogeland Susan Goen Charlene McConnell Jennifer Johnston Kathy Clapp. Some girls reported assisting the VFW on Poppy Day. Refreshments were served by Charlene McConnell. Jennifer Johnston, news reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ron Cotton
Holly Atkins
Tammy Fiegenschuh
Valerie Reed
Kelly Hogeland
Susan Goen
Charlene McConnell
Jennifer Johnston
Kathy Clapp
V.F.W
Also Mentioned on This Page
Scottsbluff
Mary Nelson
Margaret Nagengast
E. A. Ruttner
Glenn Weller
Roy McKnight
Estes Park, Colo
Rex Olsen
Denver
Mr. Ammerman
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Lincoln
Tom
University of Nebraska
Jack R. Knicely
John
Nancy
Susan Knicely
C. L. West
Nancy Jo Meier
Midland College
Fremont
Don Meier
Fayetta Humphrey
Atending Central Business Colege
Apt
Grant
Cole
Larry Humphrey
Seattle
Ash
United Servis
Laz Tbo
Homer
Nina Rocontes
Choice
Cho
Senior Citizens’ Center
1103
10Th
VA Hospital
S. J. Simmerman
Marion Whitaker
Glenn Spearow
Ed Henkle
Bob Wait
King’s Daughters
Don Jorgenson
Sidney High
Rotary Club
Fort Sidney Motor Hotel
American Legion
Legion Club
Sidney Garden
Francis DeBrunner
Lodgepole American Legion Auxiliary
Paul Smith
Educational Service Unit
ESU
W. E. Henke
Rebekah Kensington
Ioof Hall
Providence
Order of Eastern Star
Gurley Farmers Union
Gurley Fire Hall
Porter McGuver
Veterans of Foreign Wars
The
Royal Neighbors
Leona Rezanina
Toastmasters Club
Chateau
Prairie Schooners
South Ward
Mal Minshall
Duplicate Bridge Club
Episcopal Church
AAUW
Presbyterian
Linda Christensen
Joan McMillen
Joan Ethel McMillan
Job’s
Lions
Vicki Kangasporka
Rotary
Finland
Sidney Lions Club
Chateau Club
Kangasporka
Lew Mehling
Don Crow
Cheyenne Lions Club
Mrs. Mehling
L. B. Neuman
St. Patrick’s
Girl Scouts
Billy Johnson
Hallowe
Kiwanis
WSCS
Fellowship Hall
First United Methodist Church
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Frank Longan
Leslie Sabin
Lloyd Carr
Sidney McCaig
Sabin
Roy Reed
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