Thanksgiving Guests and Family News Across Town
A long list of Thanksgiving plans and visits unfolds from Sidney and nearby towns. Mr and Mrs H W Ells host a pre Thanksgiving dinner with Vern and Doris Miller and Bowers family members, plus relatives from Alliance and Memorial Rest Home. Many relatives plan travel to Denver, Lincoln, and Mitchell for family dinners and milestone celebrations including the Frauendorfer 50th anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W.ells
Vern Miller
Gurley
Charles Bowers
Richard
Denver
Charles Hornaday
Memorial Rest Home
Lee Strong
Lela Claimer
Alliance
Ned
Miller
Bowers
H. W. Ells
Pvt
Charles Bower
Fort Walters
Tex
Lloyd Bartling
Mr. Bartling
Marvin Bartling
Lodgepole
Bartlings
R. H. Bartlings
Sidney
Doris Walker
Connie
Vernon Bartling
Andrew Nelson
Clyde Nelson
N. A. Nelson
Beth and Dewayne
Peetz
Doniphan Nelson
Arvada
Colo
Allan Nelson
Greeley
Grant
Neb
Bob Bartels
Mr. Bartels
Stan Elsen
George Bartels
Kimball
Hannah Bartels
Kiwanis Plan Christmas Meet
Kiwanis Club members discussed plans for the annual Christmas dinner at the Country Club. Ralph Spencer, Vern Shoopman, and Clark Wicks served on the committee. Thirty boxes were sent to Cheyenne County servicemen in Vietnam. two more will follow. Darold Hendee of Memorial Hospital spoke on the blood bank and showed behind the scenes slides. There were 33 members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Country Club
Ralph Spencer
Vern Shoopman
Clark Wicks
Cheyenne County
Viet Nam
Darold Hendee
Memorial Hospital
Carl Kurz Heads 4-H Council in 1967
Carl Kurz was elected 1967 chairman of the 4-H Council at a Wednesday meeting in the 4-H building. Officers include Ted Houser as vice chairman, Mrs. Ted Houser as secretary, Bernie Gass as treasurer, Mrs. Bob Rexroth as Home Extension representative, and Myron Woten as member at large. The group set dates for 1967 activities, named a 4-H committee, arranged a Christmas tree for the 4-H building to be decorated by Junior Leaders on Dec 13, and announced a bake sale at Safe Way from 9 am to 4 pm to fund the ski trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Kurz
Ted Houser
Bernie Gass
Bob Rexroth
Myron Woten
Safeway
Presbyterian Circles Meet at Light Memorial Church
Three circles of the Women’s Association met on Thursday. Ruth Circle, with 14 members and one guest, heard a lesson on Cooperation of Men and Women in the Family. Miriam Rachel Circle met with 11 members and heard Psalms. Mary Elizabeth Circle met with 12 members to discuss Cooperation of Men and Women in the Family and Society. Christmas program planned for Dec 1 at 8 p.m. Ruth Circle to host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Association of Light Memorial Presbyterian Church
Ruth Circle
Margaret Nelson
Ancel Lewis
Wayne Ayers
Richard Fix
Ray Cruise
Miller
J. W. Johnson
Mary Elizabeth Circle
Russell Dedrick
Ernest Seeger
C. M. Larson
Ron Barker
Miriam Rachel
Mary Elizabeth
Women’s Association
Carl Nelson
Holy Trinity Circles Elect Leaders at Church Meetings
Mrs. Jack Flohr was elected chairman of Elizabeth Circle of Holy Trinity Lutheran Church at the regular Thursday morning meeting. Other 1967 officers include Mrs. Dale Schoonover as vice chairwoman and Mrs. Russell Pedersen as secretary-treasurer. fifteen members attended. Esther Circle elected Mrs. Gene Lienemann as chairman with 14 present and planned a Christmas coffee for Dec 15 at 9 am at Mrs. Esther Swanson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Flohr
Elizabeth Circle
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
Dale Schoonover
Russell Pedersen
Dale Niebaum
Richard Sedgwick
Alvin Bauer
William Jallen
Esther Swanson
Lienemann
Victor Nelson
Alice Rexroth
Mrs Lloyd Carr Hosts Sorority Meeting
Alpha Nu chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met Monday evening November 14 at the home of Mrs. Lloyd Carr with 12 members present. The ritual ceremony and dinner dance for the four chapters is set for Saturday November 18 at the Fort Sidney Motor Hotel. Plans were made for the December 12 Christmas party at Mrs. Carl Johnsons home. Refreshments were served at the close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Nu
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Lloyd Carr
Fort Sidney Motor Hotel
Carl Johnson
Sidney Teachers In Greeley For Inservice Day
All 110 Sidney Public School teachers travel to Greeley Colorado today for their annual Inservice Day. They left at 6 a m by bus and car and will return early this evening. The program includes tours of Greeley schools, visiting all elementary schools, two junior highs and two senior high schools. Greeley is noted for educational innovations, including non graded grade schools studied by Sidney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Public
Greeley
Colo
Sidney
Past Masters To Be Honored At Sidney Dinner
Past masters will be honored at a dinner meeting in Sidney at the Masonic Temple by Frank Welch Lodge AF&AM on Tuesday November 29. Visitors night invites all area Masons to attend with Joe Tye of Kearney Nebraska past grand master as guest speaker. Tickets are 150 cents. nonmembers admitted free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Masonic Temple
Frank Welch Lodge
Af&am
Joe Tye
Kearney
Neb
Frank Welch
Leader Training Set For Monday
Miss Sandy Eicker of Ogal lala district advisor for the Guiding Star Council of Girl Scouts will teach a leadership training meeting in Sidney on Monday Nov 21. The workshop starts at 10 a.m. at the Presbyterian Church educational building with an afternoon session at 1 p.m. All interested in the Girl Scout program especially leaders or prospective leaders are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandy Eicker
Ogallala
Guiding Star Council of
Girl Scouts
Sidney
Presbyterian Church
Grandpa Goes Wild at Chappell High School
Chappell High School presents the junior class play Grandpa Goes Wild in three performances on Monday and Tuesday November 21 and 22 with a 3:30 matinee and 7:30 evening shows. Cast includes Nancy Grimmett Dan Hawthorne Carlyss Gilbert Janet White Randy Rogers Jim Carlson Roger Carlson Rick Timm Jane Taylor Joyce Clouse Brenda Thies JoAnne Jacobs directed by Louis Coudill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chappell High School
Grandpa
Nancy Grimmett
Dan Hawthorne
Carlyss Gilbert
Janet White
Randy Rogers
Jim Carlson
Roger Carlson
Rick Timm
Jane Taylor
Joyce Clouse
Brenda Thies
JoAnne Jacobs
Mr. Louis Coudill
Memorial Hospital census and admissions report
The Memorial Hospital census on Friday morning lists 37 patients and one baby in the nursery. Admitted include Sidney residents Mrs. Irvin Dickson, Mrs. Robert Porter, Patricia Sebesta, Hubbard Taylor Jr., Elmer Halsey. Potter residents Mrs. Ed Wickhorst Gurley. George Harms Commerce City resident Mrs. Dorothy Martin. Discharged/dismissed include Sidney residents A C Gilbreath Forrest White Charles Rozek John Billeter Addley Chionis Mrs. Herbert Johnson Carl Nelson Morgan Disbrow Mrs. Karl Person Ralph Herrera Jr David McCumber Gurley Ronald Oliver Lodgepole Carl Jurgens Chappell Mrs T O Sutton Potter Mrs Ed Weikhorst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Hospital
Sidney
Irvin Dickson
Robert Porter
Patricia Sebesta
Hubbard Taylor, Jr
Elmer Halsey Potter
Ed Wickhorst Gurley
George Harms
Commerce City
Colo
Dorothy Martin
A. C. Gilbreath
Forrest White
Charles Rozek
John Billeter
Addley Chionis
Herbert Johnson
Carl Nelson
Morgan Disbrow
Karl Person
Ralph Herrera, Jr
David McCumber Gurley
Ronald Oliver Lodgepole
Carl Jurgens
Chappell
T, O
Sutton Potter
Ed Weikhorst
Dalton Senior Play Tonight at School Auditorium
All Deason High School seniors participate in the class play scheduled for tonight at 7:30 in the school auditorium. Cast includes Laurie Miller, Reenie Van Anne, Sandra Michael, Gwen Nelson, Lina Bayne, Sherri Warren, Linda Kurth, Susan Eddy, Cindy Thompson, Tim Pelster, Loren Twarling, Phil Greenwood, Steve Linton, Kent Ernest, and Steve Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deason High School
Laurie Miller
Reenie van Anne
Sandra Michael
Gwen Nelson
Lina Bayne
Sherri Warren
Linda Kurth
Susan Eddy
Cindy Thompson
Tim Pelster
Loren Twarling
Phil Greenwood
Steve Linton
Kent Ernest
Steve Allen
Marlene Aurich
Melody Lewis
Owen Lewis
Joe Larson
Nolan
Midland College pledges total 72 women in sorority ceremonies
Five Midland College social sororities in Fremont pledged 72 women in Tuesday night ceremonies. Betty Weed of Dalton, daughter of Mr and Mrs Raymond Weed, pledged Pi Epsilon. Chadron State College named 18 students to the yearbook staff for the 1967 Anokasan, with Barry Miller and Dalton freshman Richard Tibbits among staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midland College
Fremont
Betty Weed
Dalton
Raymond Weed
Chadron State College
Richard I. Tibbits
Barry Miller
CWF Meeting Held Tuesday at First Christian Church Sidney
The Christian Women’s Fellowship met at the First Christian Church in Sidney on Tuesday November 15 at 9 a.m. with 14 members attending. A Christmas meeting and the January meeting were planned with state secretary Barbara Bashore to attend. Grace Peterson led the lesson Gossiping the Gospel with helpers Otto Horst Duane Martin Ralph Lundburg Mel Hiett Vernon Walker and Dick Roberts. Mrs Walker led a worship service. Garland Farmer group hosted the social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Women’s Fellowship of the First Christian Church
Sidney
Barbara Bashore
Grace Peterson
Otto Horst
Duane Martin
Ralph Lundburg
Mel Hiett
Vernon Walker
Dick Roberts
Walker
Garland Farmer Group
Bunker Hillbillies Meeting Sets Insect Study Goals
The Bunker Hillbillies met on November 2 at 1 00 pm with President Peggy Larson conducting business. Members planned future meetings and demonstrations, discussed insect study goals, chemical handling, and recording dates in rece rd books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunker Hillbillies
Peggy Larson
Pegcy
Prairie Schooners Square Dance Club Dance Night
Saturday events include a Prairie Schooners Square Dance at 8 p.m. in the 4-H building with Junior 4-H Leaders hosting a bake sale at Safeway from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie Schooners Square Dance Club
Safeway
Den 1 Pack 90 Cub Scout News November Report
Den 1 Pack 90 members met at Mrs Mehling's home on November 16 with all boys present. They answered roll call by naming an astronaut and discussed the theory of flight. Activities included a puppet show, making flying saucers, target practice, Burglars Escape, flag ceremony practice, and the living circle. Dale Dress reporter
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Den
Scott Wahrman
Scot Wahrman
Brad Beutler
Rodney Steffens
Jay Garcia
Den 1
Boy Scout Den 3 Pack 82 Holds Turkey Tea Ceremony
Dale Hall led a flag ceremony as all twelve attendees prepared a turkey for a tea on Saturday at 9 30. A den chief named Danny attended the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Hall
Den
Danny
Bethel 25 Job's Daughters Parents Night Held
Sidney Bethel 25 Job's Daughters held Parents Night on Wednesday November 16 with Miss Becky Ladine honored queen presiding. Guests escorted to the East included Barb ara Christ Mrs W J Robinson and Mrs LeBaron Goodwin from the Sidney Bethel and Mrs Milton Nissen a Chadron Bethel past honored queen. Also introduced were Mrs Henry Reitz guardian Clyde Cameron associate guardian Lavern Draper worshipful master Frank Welch Lodge and Mrs James Edwards Providence Chapter 108 OES. Refreshments followed under Mrs James Thompson with Pat Thompson as committee chair. Initiation of new members planned for December 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Bethel
Job
Becky Ladine
Barbara Christ
W. J. Robinson
LeBaron Goodwin
Milton Nissen
Chadron Bethel
Henry Reitz
Clyde Cameron
Lavern Draper
Frank Welch Lodge
Saddle Club Card Party District Saddle Club Event
Members of the Lodgepole Valley Saddle Club held a card party at the clubhouse Sunday with six tables in play for pitch and bridge. Prizes went to Mrs. Ken Fleming and Mrs. J. B. Ruttner for high, and Ray Wellner and Mrs. Rosalie Karnik for low. Lunch was provided by the Riekens and others. A monthly meeting is set for Nov. 30 at 7 30 p.m. A trail ride is planned for Nov. 27 under Rieken supervision with refreshments at the Rieken farm afterward. Call the Riekens at 254 3803 to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodgepole Valley Saddle Club
Ken Fleming
Ray Wellner
J. B. Ruttner
Rosalie Karnik
Leonard Rieken
Dick Lindley
Mary Treinen
Dennis Jurgens
Rieken
Riekens
Safe Driving Film Shown At Lions Club
The Sidney Lions Club viewed the safe driving film The High Cost of Letting Go at a Wednesday noon luncheon at the Fort. Trooper Paul Manley of the Nebraska Safety Patrol presented the show and warned against driving while emotionally stressed. Don Foxhaven announced the Zone 2 meeting in Dayton on November 22 at 6:30 p.m. Trooper Dan Reece was a guest. Sidney Finch was program chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Lions Club
Fort Sidney Motor Hotel
Paul Manley
Nebraska Safety Patrol
Rest Home Birthday Oner for November
Memorial Rest Home lists residents with November birthdays. Selma Petersen on November 19 turns 84, Thure Salzburg on November 22 turns 81, Jennie Hammond on November 29 turns 94.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selma Petersen
Thure Salzburg
Jennie Hammond
November Elks Calendar Dance and Roast Beef Supper
The November Elks Calendar lists a dance with Millard Music Band and T Bones food at $2.30 per person, Elks Lodge roast beef dinner at $1.50, a District Deputy visit, and a Does meeting on Monday, November 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millard
T Bones
Elks Lodge
Scout Troop 89 Meeting Highlights and Activities
Reporter Tony Rosario notes Troop 89 gathering on November 15 1966 with a flag ceremony opening. Bruns taught knots and led a game while Wayne Schmitt provided treats. Assistant Senior Patrol Leader collected the dues as three or four Scouts participated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruns
Wayne Schmitt
Honey Sunday drives statewide Jaycees help
Sunday November 20 Jaycees across Nebraska organize Honey Sunday to sell Nebraska honey door to door. Sidney Jaycees join state effort to raise funds for services and facilities for mentally retarded individuals, with a $50,000 statewide goal. Local drive starts 12:30 with Youth Council helpers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaycees
Nebraska
Sidney Jaycees
G. F. Bush
Mrs Bale Elected Head of Memorial Hospital Auxiliary
Mrs A C Bale elected president to fill vacancy after Mrs Frank Leach resignation. Gertrude Borcher named vice president. Plans set for annual Christmas tea for Memorial Hospital doctors and employees by the Auxiliary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Bale
Memorial Hospital Auxiliary
Bale
Frank Leach
Gertrude Borcher
Memorial Hospital
Kensington Of Star Met Regular November Meeting
The Star Kensington club met at the Masonic Temple on November 15 with 20 members present. Mrs Rex Olson Mrs David Ells and Mrs C A Triska served a dessert luncheon. Mrs A J Jorgenson led the business meeting and plans were made for a Christmas party at the December 9 gathering. The group played cards after the meeting with Elm er Hartmann high in bridge and Hershel Spearow high in canasta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star Kensington
Masonic Temple
Rex Olson
David Ells
C.A. Triska
A. J. Jorgenson
Elmer Hartmann
Hershel Spearow
Canasta
Duplicate Bridge Winners Near Thanksgiving Meet
The Duplicate Bridge group of Sidney met Wednesday evening in the Marathon building conference room with five tables in play for master point night. Winners were Mrs Frances Doran and Mrs Jan Atkins first, Judge and Mrs John Kins and Mrs Bill Yester and Mrs James Keating tied for second, Mr and Mrs Robert Maginnis third. A meeting is set for November 23 at 7 30 p.m. prior to Thanksgiving. All bridge players are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Marathon Building
Frances Doran
Jan Atkins
John Kins
Bill Yester
James Keating
Robert Maginnis
Extension Clubs Suzettes Club Meets at Sunderman Home
The Suzettes Extension Club held its regular meeting at Mrs. Arne ld Sunderman’s home. Mrs. Sunderman led the business session and the group sang. Six members and one guest, Mrs. Blanche Block, attended. The December meeting will feature a Christmas party on Dec. 21 with invitations to husbands and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suzettes Club
Suzettes Extension Club
Arneld Sunderman
Sunderman
Paul Aude
Susan Hahler
Blanche Block
Ben Riewe
Joe Gerler
Scouts Build Heater Cans For Campout Use
Scouts and leaders collected cans and pop bottle openers then started and finished making heater cans. They packed them for use at the next campout and closed with the Living Circle as Phillip Herrera reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip Herrera
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lawrence Brachtenbach
Leonard Frauendorfer
Melissa
Roswell
N. M
Gene Frauendorfer
Linda
Mill Brae
Calif
Gerald Frauendorfer
San Mateo
Mike Fisher
Terrie
Gordon Niemeller
Michael
James Linnenkamp
Longmont
Frank Frauendorfer
George Barlow
North Platte
Charles Barlow
Lincoln
George Barlow, Jr
Rick Miller
Hastings
Ben Barnhart
Marie Nichelson
Mabel Nielsen
Charles Ham
Ada Hansen
Scottsbluff
Nichelson
Nielsen
Delta Kappa Gamma
Nike Club
Sarah Jane Cunninge Ha
Business and Professional Women’s Clubs Federation
McCook
Ham
Han=sen
A. E. Leopold
Clay Center
Leopold
Mrs. Seeger
Leopolds
Charles H. Parks
Florence Jackson
Cheyenne
Mr. Rozek
Ernest Yuetter
Belle Flower
Martin Block
Eustis
Yuetter
Edna Yuetter
Block
Mrs. Yuetter
Yuetters
Cruise
Dean Frolich
University of Nebraska
Frank B. Baker
Alex Brester
Bresters
Mrs. Baker
Margaret Seaves
Baker
Margaret Cranor
Robert Barowsky
Robert Ross
Greeley, Cole
Robert Irwin
Judy Irwin
Jim Chapman
North Bend
Harold Irwin
Mary Ann van Raay
Potter
Harold
Judy
Irwins
Irwin
Ivan Liljegren
Fort Coblins
Myron Leveland
Marilyn Brinkhaus
Marion Whitaker
Vivian Kretz
Neal Craig
Bridgeport
VFW
Whitaker
District I
Edward Littlejohn
Mitchell, Neb
Littlejohn
Mrs. Ayers
Iowa City
Iowa
Jason Andrew
Sheldon
Kiwanis
Presbyterian Circles
Holy Trinity Circles
Mrs. Lloyd Carr
Chappell HS
Duane Nichols
Kelly
T. G. Frerichs
James Thayer
Sidney High School
Gary Lopez
Grandpa Amos
Tal Hoge
Hugh
CWF
Trailblazers Antique Auto Club
Emil Weyerts
Youth Center
Presbyterian Educational Building
American Legion Post
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion
Dave Elis
Cub Scout News
Dale Dress Reporter
Bethel
Saddle Club
Lions Club
Tony Rosario
Kensington
Star Met
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