A A U W Sidney Branch Hears Regional Officer Visit
The Sidney Lincoln area AAUW chapter held a membership meeting at the Fort Sidney Hotel with 33 attendees. Mrs. Anne Campbell introduced regional officer Mrs. Chas Dunn state president Mrs. Carl Brandenfels national recording secretary and other members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Campbell
Lincoln
Northwest-Central
Pohoral
AAUW
Sidney
Fort Sidney Hotel
Judy Bauer
Denale Tuch
Edith ‘Stanley
Ray Aten
Daniel ‘Tuchenhacen
Charles Brown
Harold Pals
A.A.U.W
Ogallala
Hoke’s
Chas. Dunn
Fremont
A.A
U.W
Carl Brandenfels
St. Helens
Ore
Nationa
Ava U W
Crambell
Around Town residents take long Canadian and eastern tour
Mrs T E Kokjer and Mrs A D Greenlee return from a 16 day bus tour starting in Chicago and visiting Detroit Canada Quebec Gaspe Peninsula Caribou Portland ME Boston with 24 participants. The trip ends in Chicago with Sidney Women returning by train. Also notes several local residents attend Denver meeting and others plan trips to Miami York and Bowling Green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. E. Kokjer
A. D. Greenlee
Canada
Chicago
Detroit
Mich
Quebec
Gaspe Peninsula
Caribou
Portland
Maine
Boston
Mass
Sidney
Dalton Couple Announce Engagement of Adalia Reimers
Mr and Mrs Howard Reimers of Dalton announce the engagement of daughter Adalia J Reimers to George L Maurer of Broadwater son of Mr and Mrs Collis Maurer The 1963 Dalton High graduate pursues a secretarial course at Central Business College in Denver Maurer attended Gothenburg Nebraska schools and now farms with his father The couple plans to marry Saturday Oct 12 in Dalton
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Reimers
Dalton
Adalia J
George L. Maurer
Broadwater
Collis Maurer
Dalton High School
Miss Reimers
Central Busines College
Denver
Maurer
Gothenburg
Neb
Interment Today For Doyle D. Hadeen 22
Funeral services were held this Friday for Doyle Dale Hadeen 22 who died suddenly Tuesday of an apparent heart attack at his home. The Rev C C Boye officiated at 2 pm from St Pauls Lutheran Church with burial in Potter Cemetery. He was born March 19 1941 at Haxtun Colorado and grew up there later moving to Sidney. He married Coral Herboldsheimer in 1962 and their son Troy Lynn was born Sept 22. He worked at Farmers Feed and Seed in Sidney. Survivors include his wife infant son his parents one sister and two brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doyle Dale Hadeen
C. C. Boye
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Potter Cemetery
Craig
Glenn Sandquist
Dennis Harris
Robert Steffins
Alfred Jung
Alvin Narjes
Paul Narjes
Haxtun
Colo
Herman
Hazel Dickinson Hadeen
Sidney
Coral L. Herboldsheimer
Potter
Troy Lynn
Memorial Hospital
Farmers Feed and Seed
Dr Cornelius Delivers WSCS General Meeting Address
Dr Cornelius spoke at the WSCS general meeting in the First Methodist social hall. Rev Stayton showed a World Communion Sunday film and outlined the Methodist Fellowship of Suffering in Service offering. Mrs Henke presided. 45 members attended. Youth Secretary elected. upcoming mission and speaker Kenneth Copeland noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Cornelius
Wses
Earl Yarnell
John Stayton
Methodist “Fellowship of Suffering
W. E Henke
Paul Pono
WSCS
Riser
Kenneth Copeland
Lincoln
Copeland
Southeast Asia
Circle 4
Ed Andersen
He Church
Feetree
Dryland Toughies Score In Judging Event At Oshkosh
Members of the Dryland Toughies 4H Club performed well at the Area Land Judging and Stubble Mulch Judging contest in Oshkosh. The team won first in Land Judging led by John Thurston and team mates. Kimball County took second and Box Butte County third. Bob Runge led the individual Land Judging with first place, and Policky and Andersons scored top finishes in various events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dryland Toughies
Oshkosh
Dryland Toughies 4H
John Thurston
Mike Policky
Gary Andersen
Bo Runge
Brian
James Anderson
Kimball County
Box Butte County
Bob Runge
James
Brian Anderson
Gary Anderson
Kim
Box Butte Tops Stubble Match in County Contest
Box Butte County led the stubble match division as top team with Cornwall county and others from three counties in the event. Eligible teams advance to the state judging contest at Norfolk on Oct 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ball
Boxbutte County
Norfolk
Job's Daughters Honor Grand Deputy At Bethel 25 Meeting
Mrs Mary Scriven of Gering grand deputy of Nebraska was guest of Job's Daughters Bethel 25 in the Masonic Temple. Pat Mahaffey honored queen presided with seven attendees as officers led the initiation ceremony. Other guests included Mrs Al Christy of Gering Sarah Ferichs and four past Eastern Star matrons. Sub night set for Oct 16 with practice Oct 15 for substitutes. Proficiency certificates awarded to Kathy Spearow Sherry Schooley and Cindy McVicker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Molay
Kathy Spearow
Sherry Schooley
Cindy McVicker
Special prize for selling Look subscriptions awarded
Lester Robinson received a special prize for selling three Look subscriptions during a recent magazine sale. The honored guest, Mrs. Scriven, was presented in the event program page alongside Roy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Robinson
Scriven
Iteia i Iompage
Promoe Hftan A Roy
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kimball
Kimball A.a.ulw
Mrsfal Dunn
Campbell
NSEA
Sidney Public
Gurley
Stuart Morgan
Parr Lessig
Gurney School
Jolene Jurgens
Mary Ann Kurth
Lyle Miller
Sidney Draner
G” Club
Joy Glover
Rodney Weir
Scottsbluff
Archie Herboldheimer
L M. Nicholson
Emma Cassidy
Independent Bible Baptist Missionaries
Bible Baptist Temple
William Je
E. F. Dress
C. C. Jones
Omaha
Robert Jones
Dr Jones
Chester Hock
Bowling Green
Jones
Aubrey Russell
Miami
Fla
International Convention of Christian Churches
Disciples of Christ
York
Richard
York College
Shepherdsville, Ky
Tom Russell
Shepherdsville Christian Church
College of the Bible
Lexington
Gus Widstrand Jr
Russell
Larry
Kay
Harold Irwin
Robert Irwin
Stillwater
Okla
National Rural Youth Conference
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Adalia J. Reimers
Schou Studio
Doyle D. Hadeen
Chevrolet
CREVY
Corvette
Jackson
Sidney, Nebraska
Dr. Cornelius
Ryd
Sheate
Job's
Bethel
The
Westerners
M Ve . Oh
Graham M
Tor
Hardy-Clark Furniture
LIFE
Emep
Cate Oe. A
Tery
Spring AlRt
Suppo i i Mattress
Wrib. Se Sa
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