District Rally Set Here Sunday For Luther Leaguers
The Holy Trinity Lutheran Church will host a district rally this Sunday Nov 13 with about 2000 Leaguers and sponsors expected from multiple towns. Registration at 3 pm precedes a 4 45 pm program with devotions by Harlan Pals and speakers Rev Ralph Ritzen and Roger Grothen. A 5 45 pm banquet costs 1 25 and features singing and skits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Leagues of
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
Potter, Gurley
Dalton
Chappell
Berea
Alliance
Lodgepole
Broadwater
Oshkosh
Lewellen
Ralph’ Ritzen
Midland College
Fremont
Roger Grothen
Central States Baather League
Carol Landmesser
Christ I
Ritzen
Sub Debs Discuss Holiday Activities
Sub Debs met Nov 8 at Pat Olinger’s home as new members Cheryl Minken Arlys Beese Sandy Myhr Rita Cuntting ham Marilyn Gorman Judy Karnik and Alene Kallhoff were announced. Christmas season activity ideas were discussed with no definite plans. Next meeting set for Nov 17 at 6 30 p.m. at Jenny Maley’s home.
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Deb Club
Pat Olinger
Cheryl Mintken
Arlys Beese
Sandy Myhr
Rita Cunttingham
Marilyn Gorman
Judy Karnik
Alene Kallhoff
Jenny Maley
Eastern Star Votes Donations To Homes
Providence Chapter 108 of the Order of Eastern Star voted two 75 dollar donations to charity. Funds go to the Masonic Eastern Star Home for Children in Fremont and the Masonic Home for the Aged in Plattesmouth. Mrs. Jack Weimer presided with 40 members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic-Eastern Star
Fremont
Masonic Home
Plattesmouth
Jack Weimer
Oshkosh
Weimer
David Ells
Elmer Hartmann
T. R. Tillotson
Hilda Schou
Charles Cady
H. W. Ells
Glenn Hornbeck
Gertrude Hiett
Edna Dedrich
Around Town social notes list visits and moves in McCook
George Fleming pursues a hunting trip along the North River while Arch McLain of Omaha and Mrs Luella Guanites are mentioned. Mrs. Ganskow's secretary duties shift at the Chamber of Commerce as Bill Steele relocates with Livoni Construction. Weekend guests include Littleton residents and Clyde Morgan of Bay Village. Pearson, a student at Kearney Teachers College, stays with his parents as Raymond and a Nebraska visit plan unfold.
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George Fleming Pan
Arch McLain
Omaha
Luella
leBaron
Goodwip
Wesley
Ch Morgan
Eton
Colo
and Clyde
Morgan
Bay Village
Jesse Evans
Denver
Jack ‘Wei
Merhear
Kent
Pearson
Kearley
Teachers College
Paul Pearson
Raymond Walker
Lincoln
Gerald
University of Nebraska
Kearney
Sidney and Potter Youths Win Voice of Democracy Contest
First and second place in the Voice of Democracy speech contest were decided by a four point spread. Sharon Crouse won and received a wrist watch, Danny Knight took second and earned a five tube table model radio, Kristin Cave placed third and will receive an engraved plaque. Eleven girls and five boys from Sidney Dalton Potter and St Patrick's Academy competed. judges included Willis Cordiner Paxton Craig Hickman Collins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon Crouse
Carl Crouse
Danny Knight
D. E. Knight
Potter
Kristin Cave
Harold Cave
Sidney
Dalton and Potter
St. Patrick’s Academy
Sol Willis
Frank Cordiner
Jim Paxton
Neal Craig
Chet Hickman
Charles Collings
VFW
Sidney Post 610
American Broadcasters Corporation
KSID
Alliance
The
Sidney Vfw Post
Sharon Crousé
Thompson
Local Couple Announces Daughter Patricia Tschacher Wedding
Mr and Mrs Leonard Tschacher of Sidney announce the marriage of their daughter Patricia to Delmar Harden son of Mrs John Harden of Sterling. The ceremony took place October 26 in Sterling and the couple now reside there. Patricia attended Sidney High School and St Patrick s Academy and worked at Town and Country Market before marriage.
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Leonard Tschacher
Sidney
Patricia
Delmar Harden
John Harden
Sterling
Sidney High School
St. Patrick’s Academy
Bunkerhill Club Plans Christmas Dinner Party
Ten members of Bunkerhill Club met Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. Donald Larson's home with Mrs. Elmer Larson of Gurley as a guest. Mrs. Harry Stein led the meeting and planned a Christmas dinner for December 14 at Mrs. Raymond Lessman's home. Members will bring a covered dish and exchange gifts with secret sisters. The afternoon also included card games and refreshments prepared by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunkerhill Club
Donald Larson
Elmer’ Larson
Gurley
Harry Stein
Raymond Lessman
Christiansen Johnson Rites For Miss Helen Christiansen Bride
Miss Helen Joan Christiansen became the bride of Marvin E. Johnson in a candlelight ceremony at First English Lutheran Church Kimball on Oct 23. The couple, parents Mrs. Alex Christiansen and the late Alex Christiansen of Kimball and Mr and Mrs Emily Johnson of Butte Mont, were married by Rev Edward Keller with organist Mrs Evangel Wisdom accompanying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Joan Christiansen
Marvin. E. Johnson
First English Lutheran Church
Kimball
Alex” Christiansen
Alex.” Christiansen
Emily‘ Johnson
Butte, Mont
Edward Keller
Evangel Wisdom
William Fankhauser
Sidney
James
Conrad Good
Lincoln
James Christiansen
Wayne Smith
Carla “Rae Engstrom
Kathryn Johnson
Lisa Jan Good
Kenneth Johnson
Emil Baker
Jerry Tift
Jerry Perkins
Denver
Joe Seaman
Larry Gene Enstrom
Danny Murry
Potter
John
Laurence Engstrom
Linda Engstrom
Raymond Engstrom
Lois Alles
Kathleen Kelvin
Ronald Zavoral
Ronald Soper
Carl Bruce Engstrom
Carl Christiansen
Karlene Christiansen
Marilyn Belgum
Phyllis Carmichael
South Chestnut
Johnson
Wesleyan Guild In Session On Monday
Wesleyan Service Guild met Monday evening in the lounge of First Methodist Church with Carrie Jensen and Pearl Nelson as hostesses. Shirley Strandberg presented a mission themed lesson titled Into All the World Together, and Leora Westfall led devotions. Carrie Jensen presided over a 15 member business session with two WSCS coordinators and three visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesleyan Service Guild
First Methodist Church
Carrie Jensen
Pearl Nelson
Shirley Strandberg
Leora Westfall
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Florence Linton
David Ells
Don Adams
Don Hart
C. E. Brittain
Scottsbluff
Sidney
Ells
Linton
Martha Hammond
Georgia Martin
Lenhart Schobert
Sidney Students Travel Far To Attend Health Fair
Twenty seven Sidney High School students led by biology teacher Ray Swift traveled the farthest this week to attend the second annual Health Fair at Chadron State College. The fair ran Monday and Tuesday with 3299 registered attendees despite Tuesday's snow storm. Demonstrations ranged from blood typing for the blood bank to water safety in the college pool and aerospace medicine from Ellsworth AFB. An exhibit featuring a Phantom hen and rooster attracted many, while Mabel Poppe demonstrated mouth to mouth resuscitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney High School
Ray Swift
Chadron State College
Jim Mccafferty
Chadron
Ellsworth Air Force Base
Rapid City
S. D
Mabel Poppe
R, N
Army Police Enlists Gary D Bruenger from Sidney
Armed Forces Gary D Bruenger son of Mr and Mrs Walter Bruenger of Sidney has enlisted in the U S Army Military Police He is on leave and will report to the Provost Marshall General School at Ft Gordon Ga for an eight week Military Police School course including judo traffic accident investigation traffic control and law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary D. Bruenger
Walter Bruenger
Sidney
U. S. Army
Provost Marshall General School
Ft. Gordon
Annual Bazaar Dinner Are Termed Successful
The St Patrick’s Altar Society bazaar and dinner were praised as a complete success with standing room only. About 1,259 dinners were served at the Youth Center, and handmade linens, novelties, and baked goods sold out. Prizes went to several individuals for items like a stole, afghan, lamp, cedar chest, camera, and more. Catholic Daughters of America assisted, and thanks were extended to workers and the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick’s Altar Society
Marguerite McMillan
George Deaver
Bob Smith
Richard Dotts
Nancy Peetz
Gene Reker
Fred Stephens
Catholic Daughters of America
Altar Society
Rebekah Kensington Cancels Nov 23 Meeting
Rebekah Kensington met Wednesday afternoon in basement rooms of the 1.C.C.F. Hall with 18 members and one guest, Mrs. Frank Bean, present. The meeting was presided over by Mrs. W. W. Schulz and the Nov. 23 session was canceled due to Thanksgiving proximity. The next regular meeting is set for Dec. 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Kensington
1.C.C.F
Frank ‘Bean
W. W. Schulz
Amy Bates
E. M. Gates
Bart ‘Taylor
Canasta
A. R. Tremain
K. R. McHatton
Bales
Clifford Hammond
Laura Reed
James Johnson
Hospital Auxiliary Invites Guests To Membership Tea
The Memorial Hospital Auxiliary plans a membership tea on Monday at 2 p.m. in the hospital room. County residents are invited and members should bring prospective members. The program includes a tour of the hospital and rest home, followed by a tea hosted by the Sidney ladies.
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Hospital Auxiliary
Memorial Hospital
Les Hand Jr
Sidney
Sidney Country Club
Rotary Club
Kings Daughters
B.P.O
Alpha Nu Chapter
B.S.P
Sidney High Band
SCS Dinner Set For December 7
The Cheyenne County Soil Conservation District will hold a recognition dinner and annual meeting at the Youth Center on December 7. The district will receive an award from The Omaha World Herald as one of seven outstanding districts in Nebraska and southwestern Iowa. Supervisors and district cooperators will conduct other business with no election planned.
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Cheyenne County Soil Conservation District
SCS
Omaha World Herald
Nebraska
Iowa
Community and Club Events Calendar for November
Public film showing at SOD School auditorium on Saturday night. Various Hometown groups hold dinners, meetings, and socials from Monday to Saturday, with times at 2 p.m., 6:15 p.m., 7:30 p.m., and 8 p.m. Highlighted are hospital tours, band auxiliaries, court of honor, and an Ogallala square dance festival. Admission basics include adults 75 cents and students 25 cents.
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S.O.D
SOD Community Church
P.O
Pole Valley Music Clinic
Potter High School
South Ward School
V.F.W
Xi Iota
B.S.P. Sorority
Delta Kappa Gamma Society
East Ward School
East Ward P.T.A. Price
Kiwanis Club
Job’s Daughters
Rebekah Lodge
Christian Women's Fellowship
Dorcas Society
Methodist W.S.C.S
Society Notices At Sidney Gurley Kimball Columns
Admitted and dismissed lists from Sidney Gurley and Kimball areas include numerous named individuals such as Mrs. Jerry McKee Mrs. Howard Atkins and John Pyle among admitted and Michael Rhode Allen Akin Carol Ann Rourke and Baby Girl Saab among dismissed plus multiple spouses and family members listed in the Sidney Potter area and Florence Fernandez Charles Kinney Theo Egging and Shirley Schadegg among others. The item records social entries typical of a community society column with names grouped by location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Jerry McKee
Howard Atkins
Tom Kallhoff
Laurence Witters
Edgar McClure
W. C. Allen
John and Wayne Morrison
John Pyle
Horace Pack
Don Albers
Helen Spraggins
Louis Fehringer
Florence Fernandez
Charles W. Kinney
Gurley
Theo Egging
Kimball
Shirley Schadegg
Ira Dale Ruark
Michael Rhode
Allen Akin
Carol Ann Rourke
Marvel Brannock
Beverly Kinnersley
Roy Villareal
Saab
Ed Courtney
Claude Campbell
Fred Yarney
Perry Peyton
Potter
Howard Vetter
Voice Of Democracy Winners And Local Scout News
Report lists Voice Of Democracy winners Mrs Dale Lindholm Carolyn Monie John Rechter. Lodgepole honors Mrs Merle Bartlett and daughter. Leroy Minn Olive Eugene welcomed a new baby boy to Mr and Mrs Howard Atkins born Friday Nov. Nl. Cub Scout circle notes promise and upcoming treats by Marc Teets. Dickie Christensen named new Denner with Marc Teets as reporter.
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Sod
Dale Lindholm
Carolyn Monie
John Rechter
Lodgepole
Merle Bartlett
Leroy, Minn
Olive Eugene
Howard Atkins
Marc Teets
Dickie Christensen
Denner
Scout Pack Meeting Report
Nov 8 meeting with Den Mother Mrs Mattoon included pledge of allegiance led by all. Doug Livoni supplied treats. The pack practiced its skit for the next gathering and concluded with the living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Mattoon
Doug Livoni
Push-button diesel engine on display at museum
A new push button operated diesel railroad engine is on display at the National Railroad Museum in Green Bay Wisconsin. The unit’s complete operation including hitching to other cars is controlled from a nearby tower via push button.
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Green Bay, Wis
National Railroad Museum
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Luther Leaguers
Eastern Star
Sidney and Potter
Mrs. Delmar Harden
Christiansen-Johnson
Marvin E. Johnson
Wesleyan Guild
Central School
Agnes Ladine
Gary Goen
Reveilla
Rick Birdsall
Rick Innes
College Fair
Voice of Democracy
Cub Scouts
Columbia Celie
Guardian Angel
Columbia Diamond Rings
Beauty
Sidney Motor Lodge
Janda& Tobin Drug Store
Illinois
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