Tyrian Chapter 29 And Cana Council 31 Elect In Sessions
Tyrian Chapter 29 Royal Arch Masons and Cana Council 31 Royal and Select Masters elected officers Thursday evening at the Masonic Temple. M. V. Timlin was named high priest. Frank Mattoon king. James Bricker scribe. Frank Pivonka treasurer. Earl Schultz secretary. Clifton Berry conducted Cana Council. Gordon Richards elected illustrious master. Arnold Draper deputy master. Don Hafer principal conductor of the work. Pivonka treasurer. Schultz secretary. Installations planned for January. Visitors included Harold Edwards and Harley Lofton inspecting Cana Council No. 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyrian Chapter
Royal Arch Masons
Cana Council
Masonic Temple
M. V. Timlin
Frank Mattoon
King
James Bricker
Frank Pivonka
Lodgepole
Earl Schultz
Clifton Berry
Dalton
Cana
Gordon Richards
Arnold Draper
Gurley
Don Hafer
Emminent C
Harold Edwards
Lincoln
Harley Lofton
McCook
Neb
Grand Council
Royal
Nebraska
Lighting Fund Donation by Alpha Iota Epsilon Sigma Alpha
The Alpha Iota chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha held a Thursday model meeting led by Mrs. Jim Titterington. Esther Puffer hosted with 12 members and one guest. Members voted to donate $10 to the Christmas lighting fund and organized a candy project to aid Mem Hosp toys, plus a white elephant sale for Muscular Dystrophy. The next meeting on Thursday Nov 21 at 6 30 p.m. will be a branding and chuck wagon feed at Mrs. Puffer’s home with pledge and jewel pin ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
Jim Titterington
Alpha Iota
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Esther Puffer
Dick Osterday
Don Burrows
Memorial Hospital
Puffer
Mrs Klentz Elected President Of Rebekah Group
Mrs Frank Klentz was elected president of Rebekah Ken sington on Wednesday afternoon in the IOOF Hall with 17 members present. Mrs Blanche Humphrey presided at the business session and devotions were given on Let Not Your Heart Be Troubled. Katie Helzer was elected vice president and Amy Bales secretary treasurer. Canasta yielded high for Bales, second for Lipke, and low for Gain. Hostesses were Hutchison Gates and Olsen. Next meeting set for December 11 with Burr Cox and Simpson as hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Klentz
Rebekah Kensington
IOOF
Blanche Humphrey
Humphrey
Katie Helzer
Amy Bales
Canasta
Bales
Ed Lipke
Lee Gain
Carl Hutchison
Florence Gates
Rex Olsen
George Burr
Oren Cox
Pearl Simpson
Legion Auxiliary Past Presidents Parley Dinner
The American Legion Auxiliary invites members to a covered dish dinner at 6 30 p m on Monday November 18 hosted by Mrs Leon Lafler at her home The event is a Past Presidents Parley with social time and meal to follow at the residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Leon Lafler
Panel And Election At L C W
Officers of the Lutheran Church Women at Holy Trinity Lutheran Church were reelected for another term at a Thursday meeting with 30 attendees and one guest. A panel report on the LCW convention in Grand Island and plans for coffee after the Union Thanksgiving service on November 27 were discussed. Officers Swanson Bauer Muehling and Robinson were reelected and will be installed in January. The next meeting is December 5 at 2 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Church Women
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
Esther Swanson
Denny Dumler
LCW
Grand Island
Laddie Herout
George Owen
George Seelmeyer
Alvin Bauer
Anna Rexroth
Henry Monnich
Swanson
Bauer
Arnold Muehling
Don Robinson
Church Fellowship Hall
Ruth Circle
Bunkerhill Club Plans Dec 11 Meeting Highlights
The Bunker Hill Club met with Mrs. Hilbert Borcher and nine members in attendance. Roll call seeks cookie recipes with samples for the covered dish dinner on December 11 hosted by Mrs. Henrietta Borcher. Harold Smith won high on Pitch. Carl Borcher low.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunker Hill
Hilbert Borcher
Harold Smith
Henrietta Borcher
Carl Borcher
Yeager Brinkhoff Nuptials In Denver Ceremony
Miss Carole Yeager of Golden and Gary H. Brinkhoff of Golden wed in a November 9 Denver ceremony at Park Hill Church of Christ. Officiant was Rev. Harlan Brinkhoff with 200 guests. Bridesmaids wore lavender satin. best man Elmer Young. The couple lives in Golden at 612 24th Street after a reception in the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carole Yeager
Golden
Colo
Gary H. Brinkhoff
Denver
Malcolm Yeager
Lodgepole
Harlan Brinkhoff
Brinkhoff
Park Hill Church of Christ
Joe Doling
Kirk
Herman Brinkoff
Idalia
Cora Doling
Douglas Young
Donna Yeager
Janice Ringleman
Lois Norwood
Elmer Young
Gretna
Neb
Clifton Yeager
St. Louis
Clifford Strange
Bob Sheverbush
Colorado Springs
George Brown
Englewood
24Th St
Golden, Colo
Abilene Christian College
Abilene
Texas
Golden State Bank
Otis
Otis, Colo
Rocky Mountain Technical College
Mercury Publications
Hennie Re-elected President of Sioux Ladies Club
Mrs. O. J. Hennie was re-elected president at the Sioux Army Depot Ladies Club luncheon in the officers club. About 45 members attended with several guests and a new member welcomed. Officers named were Mrs. James Taylor vice president secretary Mrs. Richard Smith and treasurer Mrs. John Kincaid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. J. Hennie
Sioux Army Depot Ladies Club
Officers Club
Charles Mahlberg
John Hedges
John Preston
Rose Marie Anderson
A. McTavish
A.D. Chambers
Hennie
James Taylor
Kimball
Richard Smith
John Kincaid
Floyd Iverson
Clarence Trujillo
Henry Frahm
Robert Bell
Officers
Earl Schultz
Chet Schaible
Don Jorgenson
Harold Law
William Faragher
Gleaners Wrap Holiday Boxes at Grace Baptist Church
Gleaners of Grace Baptist Church organized Christmas box packing for missionary families during a Wednesday session at the church. Mrs. Emil Van Mark presided. Mrs. James Greene led devotions. The group also sewed garments for the Garlick family bound for Taiwan. Families listed include Garlicks and Loren Gerber of Schuyler Nebraska, Matthews family in France, and Crouse family of Denver on furlough from Alaska service. Mrs. Alvin Hedges oversaw White Cross projects with refreshments provided by Mrs. James Phelps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Baptist Church
Emil van Mark
James Greene
Garlick
Taiwan
Garlicks
Loren Gerber
Schuyler
Neb
Matthews
France
Crouse
Denver
Alaska
Alvin Hedges
White Cross
James Phelps
Santa Program At N S Club Meet
Mrs Walter Johnson presented How Not To Get Santa Claus trophobia at the NS club meeting on Friday November 8 with Mrs John Scholl as hostess and Mrs James Edwards presiding. Refreshments followed. Mrs Ray Cruise will present the 9 30 a m Christmas breakfast program on Friday December 13 at Mrs Ralph Spearow’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Johnson
N.S. Club
John Scholl
James Edwards
Ray
Cruise
Ralph Spearow
Census Update From November Admissions and Births
As of 7 am on November 14, the census lists 60 patients including four babies in nursery. Admissions include Sidney residents Mrs. Harry March and several others, Lodgepole Ralph Englert, Kimball Phillip Goranson, and Dix Floyd Worth Jr. A newborn girl arrived November 13 to Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Koch. Discharges include Kathleen Craig Geo Siders Marguerite McMillan and others in Sidney Lodgepole Gurley and Gurley districts.
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Sidney
Harry March
Larry Clinton
Phillip Martinez
Claude Wuthier
Elizabeth Moore
Ronald Koch
Doyle Rath
Dennis Miller
Melvin Brauer
Alan Bedient
Neil Allison
Larry Willard
Lodgepole
Ralph Englert
Kimball
Phillip Goranson
Dix
Floyd Worth Jr. Peetz
Colo
Len Pike
Den 5 Pack 82 Boy Scout Meeting Summary
Den 5 Pack 82 met at the den mother's home. They made noise makers from tin cans and telephones and studied sound with reporter Jerry Deaver taking notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry ‘Deaver
Correction notice for B and PW Club Christmas meeting
The B and PW Club will meet for its annual Christmas gathering and gift exchange on Monday December 9 at 6 30 p m. The November 25 session was a regular meeting and not the Christmas event.
Providence O E S Chapter 108 gathers for charity and bridge
O E S Providence Chapter 108 met at the Masonic Temple with 42 members and one visitor, Mrs. Leon Hukill. Worthy Matron Lenhart Schobert led a donation to the Pusan Childrens Hospital in Korea. The group hosted bridge and pinochle, with J W Vaughn and Hakill winning top bridges and Woolston duo first in pinochle. Next meeting is Dec 11 featuring officer elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Masonic Temple
Leon Hukill
Lenhart Schobert
Pusan Childrens’ Charity
Korea
Pusan Masonic Lodge
U.S
Elmer Hartman
Grand Rapids
Mich
Masons
J. W. Vaughn
Hakill
Harry Woolston
Virgil Walters
William Niemann
Frank Longan
Rex Olsen
Walters Observe 40 Years At Family Fete
C L Walters and spouse celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary with a Fort Sidney Hotel dinner and Mount Vernon Community Center party. Family members and relatives attended, including Virgil Walters Loyd McAfee Ferris Preble and Frank Klentz among others. An anniversary cake and gifts highlighted the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Walters
Fort Sidney
Virgil Walters
Loyd McAfee
Ferris Preble
Frank Klentz
Walters
Mount Vernon Community Center
Frank Kientz
Wendell Smith
Calvin Kientz
Richard Herboldsheimer
Hilpert and Katerua to Wed December in Denver
Engaged Diane Hilpert daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Hilpert of Potter and Robert F Katerua son of Mr and Mrs Jordan Davis of Atlantic Iowa plan a December 14 wedding Their backgrounds include Potter High School Omaha Commercial Extension Business College Rural Civil Defense Denver and Lowry Air Force Base Denver where he studies electronics Also mention their Atlantic and Potter roots and the couple’s engagement event
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Hilpert
Potter
Diane
Robert F. Katerua
Jordan Davis
Atlantic
Iowa
Miss Hilpert
Commercial Extension Business College
Omaha
Ty Rural Civil Defense
Denver
Atlantic High School
Lowry Air Force Base
Herboldsheimer and Watts Engage in Sidney
Miss Cheryl Eileen Herboldsheimer and Phillip Watts announced their engagement. Miss Herboldsheimer is employed at Memorial Hospital and Mr Watts works for the City of Sidney. A wedding is planned for December 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Herboldsheimer
Cheryl Eileen
Phillip Watts
William Watts
Sidney High School
Miss Herboldsheimer
Memorial Hospital
City of
Sidney
Company touch add sliced water chestnuts to cooked green peas
In a simple side dish, sliced water chestnuts are folded into cooked green peas and heated gently with butter to finish. The method emphasizes quick prep and a creamy finish without browning.
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Tyrian
ESA
Mrs. Klentz
Rebekah Group
West Wing
Ed Hinrichs
Andy
Carl Cornelius
Bassett
del Koch
Bob McKeen
Jack Knicely
Jim
John Elwell Jr
Erickson
Larry Delinger
Kay Swaeby
Ned
Anne
Telegraph
Bunkerhill Club
Yeager
Mrs
Lloyd's
Gleaners
Santa
N. S
Outa
Boy Scout News
Diane Hilpert
Schou Studio
Cheryl Herboldsheimer
Ford
ORD Dealers
JOE A. Gibson, Inc
Sidney, Nebr
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