Round weTown travel notes and local moves
Mrs Elsie Hoover returns from a nine day vacation in the southern states visiting her brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs W M Mueller in San Antonio Texas. The couple toured the Big Ben Country and Old Mexico. Mr Cooley and Mrs Roger Cooley move to 504 18th with their five month old son and two year old daughter. Robert Plantz and wife with young daughter reside at 518 Charlotte. Pat Moore Northwestern Bell moves from Omaha with wife and two daughters to 544 16th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Hoover
Sourthern States
W.M. Mueller
San Antonio
Tex
Big Ben Country
Old Mexico
Roger Cooley
Kimball
Mr. Cooley
Gordon's TV
Robert Plantz
Sidney
Charlotte
Plantz
New York
Kardy Clark
A Nneman
Northwestern Bell Telephone Co
Pat Moore
Omaha
Mrs. Jaycees Hold Annual Dinner Meeting
The Mrs. Jaycees held a carry-in dinner hosted by Mrs. Bill Folkerts with co hostess Mrs. Gerald Tremain. Firemen's auxiliary representatives Mrs. Jerry Van Natter and Mrs. Ray Bayne attended. Proceeds will benefit the Billy Johnson Kidney Transplant Fund. Future projects include Honey Sunday and a December Christmas tree sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaycees
Tremain
Honey Sunday
Folkerts
Jim Roos
Wentling
Bob van Meter
Harvest dinner for WWI vets and Auxiliary at VFW Hall
Monday evening attendees from Lodgepole Valley Barracks and Nile Valley Barracks 2005 and Auxiliary are invited to a harvest dinner at Scottsbluff Gering VFW Hall at 6 30 pm. Bring a covered dish table service and a White elephant for bingo. Ride requests to 264 3324. The Senior Citizens Center at 1103 10th opens daily 9 am to 6 pm except Sunday. Kiwanis meets Mondays at 6 15 pm Yendis Cafe Rotary at Fort Sidney Motor Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodgepole Valley Barracks
Nile Valley Barracks
Scottsbluff-Gering
Vfw Hall
Local club notices and hospital census brief
Toastmasters meet Tuesdays at The Chateau at 6 30 a m. TOPS meets at St Patrick s Church basement with weigh ins at 6 15 p m and meeting at 7 p m. Visitors welcome and calls to 254 5890. Also veterans and service club meetings and civic group notices with census figures and births. As of this morning Memorial Hospital reports 49 patients and three babies. new admissions include Sidney and Potter residents. a birth recorded for Randy Reane couple.
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Sidney Weight Losers Tops
St. Patrick’s Church
Memorial Hospital
Look Who's Here Philip Dawene Busch Born
Mr and Mrs Dawene Busch announce the birth of a son weighing six pounds seven and a half ounces born Thursday November 13 at 1158 pm in Memorial Hospital at 910 Elm Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Alfred Mitchell of Sidney and Mr and Mrs Frank Busch of Chappell
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Roger Abrams
David Beyer
Mary Boyle
Arthur Draper
Flora Rhine
Potter
William G. Smith
Gurley
Rudy Nagengast
Broadwater
Minnie Sonnewhere
Randy Reane
Pam
Philip Dawene Busch
Dawene Busch
910
Elm
Philip Dawene
Memorial Hospital
Alfred Mitchell
Frank Busch
Chappell
Engagement of Maryann Schwartz to Jerry Dickinson
Mr and Mrs Martin Schwartz announce the engagement of their daughter Maryann Schwartz to Jerry Dickinson son of Mr and Mrs Marion Dickinson of Lodgepole No wedding date set The bride elect is a graduate of St Patrick High School and attends St Francis School of Nursing in Grand Island The fiancé is a graduate of Lodgepole High School and employed by the State of Nebraska
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryann
Martin Schwartz
Miss Schwartz
Jerry Dickinson
Marion Dickinson
Lodgepole
St. Patrick’s High School
St. Francis School of Nursing
Grand Island
Lodgepole High School
Nebraska
Seal Drive helps Cheyenne County Christmas Seals drive
The 63rd Annual Christmas Seal Campaign was mailed Friday by BPO Drive 94 under chairman Mrs Veronica Shoopman with co chair Marion Whitaker. The drive urges every county resident to contribute to curb tuberculosis and respiratory disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Vernon Shoopman
Marion Whitaker
Trailblazers Elect Officers
The Trailblazers Antique Car Club elected new officers at a covered dish meeting hosted by Dean Hecker. New president Dean Hecker, vice-president Bob Lafler, secretary-treasurer Mrs Hecker, historian Mrs Willard Wills, news reporter Mrs Arnold Westerhoff, and yearbook committee members Mrs Mildred Sorge and Mrs Emil Weyerts. The meeting, with 21 members present, saw Mr Weyerts conduct the session. The Christmas party is set for December 7 at 5 30 p.m. at Chuck Lafler’s home with donations to the Billy Johnson Fund instead of gifts. Winners included Arnold Westerhoff and Arlene Klein for high and low men, and Earl Chaney for low women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Hecker
Trailblazers Antique Car Club
Hank Rathman
Dalton
Bob Lafler
Hecker
Willard Wills
Arnold Westerhoff
Mildred Sorge
Emil Weyerts
Weyerts
Chuck Lafler
Billy Johnson
Arlene Klien
Lisco
Earl Chaney
Paxton
State Vice Of PEO Inspects Chapter FR
A special meeting of Chapter FR of PEO was held last Thursday at the home of Mrs. Charles Willey. Twenty two members attended the 1 P.M. luncheon. Honored guest was Mrs. E O White of Central City, state first vice president, conducting an official inspection. Mrs. White spoke after the inspection. Mrs H C Q Nelson presided and the meeting included exemplifying the rituals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PEO
Charles Willey
E. O. White
Central City
State First
France’s medieval hotel chateaus dot fairyland ruins
France, a fairyland of castles, maintains at least 70 medieval hotel chateaus. Accommodations range from a castle wing to a single tower room, offering guests historic settings with varied lodging experiences. Each property blends old-world grandeur with modern comforts for travelers seeking distinctive stays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Christmas Seals Fight Emphysema Tuberculosis and Air Pollution
Christmas Seals support medical education, research, and early detection to conquer tuberculosis emphysema and respiratory diseases. Emphysema is a leading killer and social security disability cause with 540000 Americans directly affected by TB and 225000 with contact to an active case. Mike Douglas serves as Honorary Chairman.
Lions Hear Of Clouds At Wednesday Lions Club
The Wednesday noon Lions Club program featured Maurice D. Birkholz of Cloud Modification Service Inc. Minot ND explaining cloud modification mechanics and possible outcomes. Harold Tremain introduced him. the event honored Sidney High ticket sellers Ken Steffens Lynn Mehling and Deanna Bruns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
Chatteau
Maurice D. Birkholz
Cloud Modification Service Inc
Minot
N.D
Harold Tremain
Cheyenne County Hail Suppression Inc
Sidney High Band
Ken Steffens
Lynn Mehling
Deanna Bruns
Larry Pippitt
Mr. Birkholz
Aaron Harman
Sidney High
Milt Nissen
Thanksgiving Dinner Installs Union Pacific Old Timers Club 29 Leaders
The Union Pacific Old Timers Club 29 and Auxiliary installed new officers for the 1970 term at the Yendis Party Room with Thanksgiving themed decor. Paul Killion and Mrs L C Landmesser will lead. Gus Jeudes and Mrs T N Crawford installed officers. past presidents John McHenry and Mrs Jugdes spoke. Panhandle Fiddlers provided entertainment as members danced the night away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific Old Timers Club
T. N. Crawford
Nyle Leypoldt
Jack Fry
L.C. Landmesser
Fry
Leypoldt
Paul Killion
Yendis
Telegraph
Crawford
Dan McKay
Vivian Kretz
M.L. Merritt
H. A. Anderson
B.G. Gunn
John McHenry
Juedes
W. E. Henke
McHenry
Gene Bennett
Curless
Father Son Banquet Honors 50 Members at First Christian Church
The Second Annual Father Son Banquet at the First Christian Church featured a turkey dinner for 50 attending fathers and sons. Highlights included Ralph Lundburg as oldest father with grandson Bob Lessig, Henry Reitz as youngest father with two sons, and Robert Schilreff as father with the most sons. The program showcased a football film on the 1967 St. Louis Cardinals, with decor and volunteer efforts led by multiple church members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
Ralph Lundburg
Granson
Bob Lessig
Gurley
Henry Reitz
Randy
Jerry
Robert Schilreff
Bob
Tim
Tom
Gregg
Ellis Wotan
Sid Couch
Bruce Couch
Votan
St. Louis Cardinals
LaVerne Couch
Robert Schilre
African Missionary Miss Wilma Cheney To Speak Tuesday
Miss Wilma Cheney a Wesleyan missionary to Zambia Africa will speak at 7 p.m. Tuesday at Sidney Wesleyan Church 18th and Forrest. She has served five years in Africa including Siachitema Zambia and Jembo headmistress. The talk covers Christianity Africa people church ministries with colored slides and a display. Pastor Rev Ferdinand Witthuh invites the community to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilma Cheney
Wesleyan Church
Zambia
Africa
Sidney Weselyan
18Th
Forrest
Nebraska
Wichita
Kan
Siachitema
Jembo
Ferdinand Witthuh
Military promotions and assignments for Benzel Saal and Hall
Jerald Dan Benzel and Donald L. Saal receive Navy shipboard and base duties promotions. Benzel advances to Seaman and is at Mare Island for data systems schooling. Saal serves aboard USS Grand Canyon in the Mediterranean, aiding Sixth Fleet ships. Pearl D Hall is promoted to Army Specialist Four with the 4th Infantry near Pleiku, Vietnam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerald Dan Benzel
Dan Benzel
Seaman Benzel
United States Navy
Naval School Command
Mare Island Base
Vallejo
Calif
Grand Canyon
Donald L. Saal
USN
Louis A. Saal
15Th Ave
Sidney
Neb
Mediterranean
U.S
Sixth Fleet
Pleiku
Vietnam
Pearl D. Hall
J.R. Hall
Sterling
Colo
4Th Infantry
Hall
Ft. Lewis
Wash
Sterling High School
Homemaking Test Set For Sidney St Patrick Seniors
The Dec 2 exam pits Sidney High and St Patrick’s High seniors in the 16th Betty Crocker Search for the American Homemaker of Tomorrow. Top local scorers win silver charms, with state prizes of 1500 and 500 dollars and a national tour culminating in 4000 3000 and 2000 scholarships for the top three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney High School
St. Patrick’s High School
Betty Crocker
General Mills
District of Columbia
Washington, D.C
Colonial Williamsburg
National Association of Secondary School Principals
Science Research Associates
Chicago
Encyclopaedia Britannica, Inc
Schooners Plan Thanksgiving and Christmas Dances
Prairie Schooners Square Dance Club outlines a Thanksgiving Dance on November 29 at South Ward School with a covered dish dinner and table service. A Christmas Dance is set for December 13 with a gift exchange. George Hare, president, notes callers for the 1970 festival will be contacted soon. A January 8 lessons begin, and the club with Swingin Schooners will perform at a December 4 talent show in Chappell for the Billy Johnson Fund. Exhibition Team performed at the Nebraska Square Dance Association Dance in Bridgeport Sunday. Refreshment volunteers Loy al Hornicek and Bob Mika assisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie Schooners Square Dance Club
South Ward School
George Hare
Chappell
Billy Johnson
Nebraska Square Dance Association
Bridgeport
Loyal Hornicek
Bob Mika
On Tap At The Senior Citizens Center Events Schedule
The Senior Citizens Center lists activities for November including e Pitch and pinochle 2 4 Prizes on Tuesday November 1 and Tuesday November 25, birthday party and cards on Wednesday November 19, bingo November 20, 21 and 22, pool playoff November 2, choice events November 26 and 29, and Thanksgiving closure November 27. Songfest and cards November 28.
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Choice
Several Churches Are Represented At LCW Service
About 125 women from local and area churches attended the Annual Thanksgiving Prayer Service and Tea sponsored by the Lutheran Church Women of Holy Trinity Lutheran Church in the social hall. Represented churches included Grace Lutheran Gurley Trinity Lutheran Dalton Gloria Dei Lutheran Lodgepole Berea Church Chappell and First Lutheran Potter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Church Women of the
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
Grace Lutheran
Gurley
Trinity Lutheran
Dalton
Gloria Def Lutheran
Lodgepole
Berea Church of
Chappell
First Lutheran
Potter
Harlan A. Brei
Brenda Draper
Debbie Fleming
Nancy Rexroth
Lynn de Peterson
Clifton Thurston
Jack Flohr
Harold Kieselhorst
Margaret Lienemann
Eugene Me=ier
Herbert Rabe
Russell Pedersen
W. B. Johnston
Edward Brauer
Maz Wilt
Dale
Arlo Jones
Don Wright
Maude Quelle
Paul Larsen
Totem Poles Scarce Across Alaska and British Columbia
The Alaska State Council of the Arts reports fewer than 50 genuine totem poles remain in Alaska, reflecting a broader scarcity of full size totems across the rugged Northwest regions of British Columbia and Alaska while efforts aim to preserve the art form.
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Northwest
British Columbia
Alaska
Also Mentioned on This Page
Senior Citizens’ Center
10Th
Kiwanis Club
Rotary Club
Fort Sidney Motor Hotel
The
Toastmasters Club
Chateau
Porter McGuver
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Legion Club
the Chateau
Tri-County Association For the
Royal Neighbors
Leona Rezanina
WSCS
Lodgepole United Methodist Church
Harold Hernbloom
Millard Queen
Suno Garden Club
Rollin LaGrange
Hans
Harold Phillips
Joe Gerler
Clifford Larson
Tom Kallhoff
Sharon Fritchley
Charles Tallmage
Kenneth Bowersox
Academy Grad
Maryann Schwartz
Trailblazers
U.P
Mike Douglas
Gus Jeudes
T.N. Crawford
J.E. Fry
Elwood Harms
Bob Marks
L. W. Evans
Jack Curless
Jerry Kaminski
Kaminski
Clair Haven
Senior Citizens Center
LCW
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