Local residents and visitors listed in Sidney social notes
Mr and Mrs E E Stevens of Phoenix visited several local families in Potter and Hampton before heading to Virginia. Chadron State teacher college student Francis Needham was elected Newman Club president. Many locals plan attendance at Benevolent Patriotic Order of Docs events in Scottsbluff with a long list of members and guests mentioned. Also noted are Denver visits, Ice Follies attendance, and travel to Farmington New Mexico with multiple families reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Stevens
Phoenix
Ariz
Elizabeth Stevens
Wesley Stevens
Herb
Ervin Bauer
Thomas
Potter
Hampton
Francis Hiner
Larry D.roberson
Francis Needham
Chadron State Teachers College
Newman’s Club
W. L. Needham
Nebraska West Area
Benevolent, Patriotic Order of Docs
Scottsbluff
Opal Lafler
Dyer Ketcum
Sidney Drove 94
Frank Baker
Lloyd Harlan
Bryce Wilson
Fred Lehmhuhl
Joe Knocksteal
Deward Jelinek
Wayne Adams
Ketchum
Leen Karnik
Dale Nelson
Raymond Kent
Howard Portz
Robert McRae
Mmes
Virgily Knackstedt
Lawrence Brachtenbach
John Peedz Sr
J. B. Ruttner
Dena Davis
Marion Treinen
B. C. Atkins
Carloch
Doris Mo
Raymond Davis
Denver
Frank
Rick) Ricketson Sr
Los Angeles
Frank Frauendorfer
Matt Treinen
Farmington
N. M
L. B. Greagan
James Linnenkamp
Stanley Treinen
No” Hese
Rites In Dalton Church Unite Lyla Babb And Raymond Ernest
Miss Lyla Babb daughter of Lyle and Mrs Babb of Broadwater wed Raymond Ernest son of Otto and Mrs Ernest of Sidney in a 10 o clock Dalton ceremony at St Marys Catholic Church. Rev Cletus Semper officiated before about 200 guests with a double ring rite and pink fugi mums and roses decorating the altar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyla Babb
Lyle Babb
Broadwater
Raymond Ernest
Otto Ernest
Sidney
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Dalton
Cletus Semper
Albert Fehringer
Barbara Babb
Haroldean Brogen
Marlene
Mary Kay Ernest
Beta Alpha Chapter Hosts Three Guests and Plans Rush Tea
The Beta Alpha chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority entertained guests Mrs. George Coleman Mrs. Don Wells and Mrs. Don Fedderson at the Wednesday evening meeting held at Mrs. Leo Krieger home with co host Mrs. Rex Wolvin. Ten members and sponsor Mrs. G H Doran attended. A lesson on oratory and speech was led by Mrs. Robert McKay Mrs. Arven Reynolds Mrs. Henry Meysenburg and Mrs. Lewis Wilson. A rush tea is planned for Oct 18 at Mrs. John Peetz Jr s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Coleman
Don Wells
Don Fedderson
Beta Alpha Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Leo Krieger
Rex Wolvin
G. H Doran
Robert McKay
Arven Reynolds
Henry Meysenburg
Lewis Wilson
Boyer Hill Rites In Dalton Sept
Miss Elsie Boyer of Dalton married Gérald Hill of Clarion Iowa on Sept 6 at St Marys Catholic Church Dalton in a double ring ceremony officiated by Rev Cletus Semper. Bride wore lace over taffeta with fingertip veil. Couple resides in Dalton after a Black Hills weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Boyer
Dalton
Gérald Hill
Clarion
Iowa
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Cletus Semper
Leslie H. Boyer
Mary C. Hill
Kenneth Hill
Richard van Anne
Russell Freeburg
Black Hills
Handkerchief Shower For Mrs. Lyle by Beta Sigma Alpha
Xi Tata Exemplar chapter met at Mrs. leBaron Goodwin’s home with 20 members. Mrs. Frank Mattoon led the meeting. Mrs. James Edwards gave a lesson on great religions. Mrs. J. J. Lyle, soon moving to McCook, received a handkerchief shower. Hostess for Oct. 21 is Mrs. Robert Hossle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xi Tata
Beta Sigma Alpha Sorority
leBaron Goodwin
Frank Mattoon
James Edwards
J. J. Lyle
Mcook
Robert Hossle
Engagement announced for Miss Glenda Lee Reutzel and Jack Schilling
The engagement is announced by Miss Reutzel’s mother Mrs Ethel Reutzel. Jack Schilling is the son of Mrs Dan Claflin and Jacob Schilling of Sidney. No wedding date yet. Miss Reutzel is a Sidney High School senior and Schilling is a 1957 graduate of the same school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenda Lee ‘Reutzel
Jack Schilling
Ethel Reutzel
Schilling
Dan Claflin
Jacob Schilling
Sidney
Miss Reutzel
Sidney High School
Four New Brownie Troops Organized in City
Four new Brownie troops for second grade girls were formed at a Tuesday organizational meeting led by Miss Geneva Hotelling of Ogallala and Mrs. W. J. Robinson. About 48 girls will join two troops from South Ward, one from Central, and one from North Ward. East Ward mothers’ lack of response halted a troop. A Friday leadership training session in the city auditorium basement will prepare new and returning leaders. The District 4 annual council meeting is planned for October 14 at Hill Top Inn in Dallas, with attendees from Sidney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva Hotelling
Ogallala
District 4
Guiding Star Council
W. J. Robinson
Sidney
South Ward
Central
North Ward
East Ward
Roy Bebe
Hill Top -Inn
Ladies Golf Winners Named At Wednesday Session
The winners were Mrs Ed Swanson for the most strokes on the first four holes and Mrs E J Madsen for the fewest on the last five. Hostesses Mrs Carl Christ Jr and Mrs Swanson hosted a luncheon for seven ladies. Reservations for next week due by Tuesday at phone 3100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Swanson
E. J. Madsen
Carl Christ Jr
Swanson
Farrell Segelke Rites At Kimball
Darla Farrell daughter of Mrs Pearl Farrell and the late Leo E Farrell wed Willid Segelken son of Mr and Mrs Harry Segelke of Peetz in Kimball on Saturday Sept 27. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Eddie Robirds of Peetz. The couple left Monday for Cheyenne where the groom works for a housing contractor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darla Farrell
Pearl Farrell
Leo E. Farell
Willid Segelken
Harry Segelke
Peetz
Kimball
Eddie Robirds
Cheyenne
Presbyterians To Install New Pastor At Sunday Rites
The Presbytery of Box Butte will install Rev. Carl Loring Nelson as pastor of Light Memorial Presbyterian Church this Sunday at 7 30 p.m. A five minister team will conduct the service with Rev Richard Jennings opening, Rev John Magyar delivering the sermon on Creative Renunciation, and Rev Ward Conklin propounding constitutional questions. The charge to the Congregation and the Pastor will be given by Rev David Cunningham and Rev E Lee Nelson respectively. Special music by the church choir and a post service reception and coffee hour by the Women's Association follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Box Butte
Carl Loring Nelson
Light Memorial Presbyterian Church
Richard’ Jennings
Kimaball
Women’s Association
String beans misnomer fades with modern snap varieties
Modern snap beans shed the strings, making the term string beans misleading. Horticultural development favors edible pod quality and easier preparation, as seed catalogs highlight.
Elks Official To Visit Didney Lodge October 23
Hastings district deputy grand exalted ruler E P Butzirus will attend the Didney Lodge 1894 dinner and initiation on October 23. Other Elks and Does events include Oct 6 regular meeting Oct 8 Fun Nite Oct 13 initiation Oct 15 Fun Nite Oct 22 Fun Nite Oct 27 Does dinner and meeting and Oct 31 Elks stag party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. P. Butzirus
Hastings
Benevolent, Protective Order
Elks
Didney Lodge
Elks and Does
Butzirus
Calvary Baptist Youth Honored At Promotion Dinner
Calvary Baptist Church honored its youth and intermediate department at a Tuesday evening turkey dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Jim Sharp. Guest speaker Jinks Sharp from Kimball spoke on Cheerfulness Politeness Faith Prayer and Work. Decorations featured a Halloween theme and attendees sang together after the meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary Baptist Church
Jim Sharp
West District Dentists Meet in Alliance
The West District Nebraska Dental Society annual meeting in Alliance closed Monday night with talks by University of Nebraska School of Dentistry staff Dr. William Kramer on pedodontics and Dr. Harold Collins on anesthesiology. Attendees from Sidney included Dr. L. C. Barstow and others. Officers elected were H J Linch of Ogallala district president, Don Taylor of Alliance secretary-treasurer, and Harold Hargrave as news reporter. The 1959 meeting will be held in Kimball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Nebraska Dental Society
Alliance
William Kramer
Harold Collins
University of Nebraska School of Dentistry
Sidney
L. C. Barstow
Max Cory
R. H. Rybolt
George H. Thompson
Ogallala
Gordon
Wyoming Line
South Dakota
Merrit Peterson
Lincoln
C. E. Baker
David City
H. J. Linch
Don Taylor
Harold Hargrave
Kimball
Minatare Rebekahs Honored Guests Visit Sidney Lodge
Minatare Rebekahs visited Sidney Rebekah Lodge with Mrs. Fred Regester Mina tare District President and Mrs Walter Johns noble grand. Mrs Dean Radali and Mrs Cristion Ore of Minatare were honored guests. Hutchison Stable Grand presided as the Sidney group invited to attend initiation certificates at the Minatare Lodge on Oct 8. Announced drill practice at 7:30 pm Tuesday. Sandall team members urged to be present. Hostesses were Mrs Lawrence Osborn Josephine Cloud Miss Nellie Niemoller and Mrs Ed Lip ske.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred’ Regester
Minataret
Sidney
Minstare
Sandall
Lawrence Osborn
Istics
Josephine Cloud
Nellie Niemoller
Ed Lipske
Marriage license issued in Cheyenne County
A marriage license was issued Thursday by the Cheyenne County Judge's office to Francis Lipska 22 and Carol Wood 18 both of Potier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Francis Lipska
Carol Wood
Potier
Miss Windsheimer Weds in Waterloo Church
Darlene Windsheimer daughter of Mr and Mrs William Windsheimer of Gurley wed Harold W Baker of Waterloo son of Mr and Mrs Sidney Baker of Canton Minn at Good Shepherd Church Waterloo on Sunday September 14 officiated by Rev W A Adix at 2 pm A reception followed at the YMCA The couple will live at 20914 East South Street Waterloo Mrs Baker works as a cashier and her husband to Roth Packing Company
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darlene Windsheimer
William Windheimer
Gurley
Harold W. Baker
Waterloo
Town
Sidney Baker
Canton
Minn
Good Shepherd Church
W. A. Adix
Charles Schumacher
Y.M.C A
E. S$th St
Lutheran Ladies Aid Hears Circuit Report
Rev Henry Dorn led the Cheyenne circuit report at the St Paul Ladies Aid meeting in the school Fellowship Hall. The 19 members and two guests attended with Mrs Dorn presiding. hostesses were Mrs Art Groppe and Mrs John Moseman. next meeting set for Nov 6 with Mrs Ella Mangels and Mrs John Miller hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Henry Dorn
St. Paul’s Ladies Aid
Dorn
John Brauer
Walter Engelland
Art Groppe
John Moseman
Ella Mangels
John Miller
Nazarene Church Plans Week of Witnessing in Sidney
The Sidney Nazarene Church announces a Week of Witnessing from October 5 to 12 to reach at least 150 people with personal testimonies and invitations. Four page folders in gold and black titled You are one in a million will be distributed during the campaign led by Rev. Carl Baker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Nazarene Church
Carl Baker
Nastor
Nazarenes Worldwide Invite Witness Week
A church announces a global week of witnessing to salvation through Christ with a Sunday morning service invitation for October 12. A church leader summarizes the week as a focused effort to share faith.
Denomination Models Charitable Focus Between Major Offerings
A denomination states its mission to help the lost at home with a plan that sits between two large funding drives. The church emphasizes local concern alongside its $1,000,000 Easter and Thanksgiving world missions contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
World Missions
Sidney Pair Wed in County Judge Ceremony
Merle E Kelleher and Lila Robbins, both Sidney residents, were married in a Wednesday afternoon ceremony conducted by County Judge C. W. Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Merle E Kelleher
Lila Robbins
C. W. Smith
Garland Farmer Group In Thursday Meeting
Mrs Otto Horst opened devotions with a meditation on widening hearts. Mrs W E Chambers led the business session and district convention report. Mrs Charles Smith directed the study on Our Neighbor Puerto Rico. Thirteen members attended. Oct as Church Loyalty Month and World Wide Communion Sunday on Oct 5 announced. Next meeting Nov 6 at Mrs Ella Peterson's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Horst
Garland Farmer Group
Christian Women's Fellowship
Melvin Hiett
W. E Chambers
Ralph Lundberg
Charles Smith
Puerto Rico
United States
Otho Campbell
Ella Peterson
WCTU Opens New Study Series Shadows Over America
The Women's Christian Temperance Union began a new study series with the first chapter Shadows Over America led by Mrs. Virgil Wadley at the October meeting in Mrs. Walter Happel's home. Mrs. Louise Benninghouse assisted. Miss Katherine Rihn led devotional time on the theme Turn to Advance. Eleven members and four guests attended, including Mrs. Will Forward Mrs. Irene Cunningham Mrs. Roy Ankeny of Salem Oregon and Miss Jane Holtman of Casper Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Virgil Wadley
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Walter Happel
Louise Benninghouse
Katherine Rihn
Will Forward
Irene Cunningham
Roy Ankeny
Salem
Ore
Jane Holtman
Casper
Wyo
O Hallerans Fly East For Meetings
Dr. L S O Halleran departs Denver October 6 for the American College of Surgeons meeting in Chicago and then attends a Cancer Surgery Symposium in New York City. He travels with his wife and returns to Sidney October 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. S. O'Halleran
Denver
American College of Surgeons
Chicago
New York City
American Cancer Society
O'Halloran
Sidney
O N O Extension Club Meets Plans Set For Year
Seven members attended the September 25 meeting at Mrs. James Hiett’s home. Plans were made for the coming year and refreshments were served. The October 22 meeting will be hosted by Mrs. Don McLaughlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O.N.O. Extension Club
James Hiett
Don McLaughlin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Anderson
Dalton Church
David Mizell
Robert Ernest
Dominic
Pat Ernest
Richard Ernest
Leon Winters
Kay Walsh
Judy Pelster
Panis Angelicus
Richard Allrich
Beth Winters
Donald Ulrich
Cecelia Ernest
Hubert Winters
Northwest
Canada
John Peetz Jr
Duls
Idtlee
Elmer Ladine
Mel
A.everingham
Sidney Hish 'Schial
Cal Outright
House of ’ Representatives
Jerilynnn
George
House of Representatives
Vergal Wing
Brownie
Farrell-Segelke
Calvary Baptist
West District
Minatare -Rebekahs
Lutheran Ladies Aid
Nazarene Church
Ulinois
Montag
Ury Ward
WCTU
O'Hallerans
O.N.O
Young Love
Rockford, Ill. T
Rockford
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