College-bound students and visitors fill town notes
Around The Town reports Lyle Baack of Torrance visiting Denver and Longmont for his brother's wedding in Potter. Susan Southard and Dennis Baack plan Fort Collins college. Lance Corporal Rodney Klug visits on furlough from Camp Pendleton. Other local moves include Neal and family visitors, Marine Larry Willard heading to Chadron State, Hewitt family moving to 1305 Maple, and several enrollments at Kearney State, Stephens College, and pre veterinary studies. Parents’ Weekend at Stephens College set for Oct 20 2022. Parents urged to call 254 2429 with news of students leaving for college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle Baack
Torrance
Calif
Herb Baack
Denver
Susan Southard
Dennis Baack
Longmont
Colo
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Potter
Susan
Dennis
Fort Collins
Rodney Klug
Camp Pendleton
John Klug
Larry Willard
Chadron State College
Larry
Marine Corps
Sidney High School
Vietnam
Camp LeJeune
N.C
Lions Bulb Sale Planned For Sept 13 in Sidney
New Lions Club members Jim Payne and Tom Brower shared life histories at the Sidney club luncheon held at Fort Sidney Motor Hotel. Club president Dr. Paul Adkinson announced a board meeting for Sept 13 at Yendis Cafe at 6 30 a.m. Al Ladine said bulbs go on sale at 6 30 p.m. Sept 13 and continue until sold. Guests included Nate Knight of Canon City and M Bud Osborn of Torrance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Lions Club
Jim Payne
Tom Brower
Fort Sidney Motor Hotel
Lions
Paul Adkinson
Yendis
al Ladine
Lions Electric Light Bulb Sale
Supper Party for Iota Chapter Members Held at Stevens Home
Members of Iota Chapter, Epsilon Sigma Alpha sorority, held a Friday potluck supper at Mr. and Mrs. Norman Stevens home. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Bill Garber and Mrs. Joe Haugan. The evening featured games and card entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iota Chapter
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority
Norman Stevens
Bill Garber
Joe Haugan
Sorority Plans Projects For Coming Year
XI Rhe chapter of Beta Sigma Alpha sorority held its first meeting at Mrs. Ken Pittam's home with Mrs. Lee Stromberg co-hostess. Four new members answered roll call, including Mrs. Elton Maples and Mrs. Robert Willcox, and two others rein stated as active members. Discussions covered the Hospital Auxiliary Bazaar and candy booth volunteers for Friday. Members received program and lesson books for the year, with a couples party planned by Mrs. Glanz and Mrs. Earnhart. The next meeting is at Mrs. Dick Fix's home on Wednesday, Oct. 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
XI Rhe
Beta Sigma Alpha Sorority
Ken Pittam
Lee Stromberg
Elton Maples
Robert Wilccox
Jerome Lehzen
Burgett Peetz
Baczaar
E. R. Jimerson
Doug Earnhart
Stromberg
Harold Glanz
Rex Wolvin
Glanz
Earnhart
Jimerson
Christ Church
Dick Fix
Rest Home Birthdays List September anniversaries
September birthdays in the rest home include Evelyn Bruns 75 on the 6th, Mary Kasparek 82 on the 15th, Minnie Brockelly 83 on the 18th, Elmer Krueger 77 on the 19th, and Cora Gaston 91 on the 21st.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Bruns
Mary Kasparek
Minnie Brockelly
Elmer Krueger
Cora Gaston
Exchange Student Hopes For A Return Visit To Sweden
Susan Knicely, a Rotary exchange student who just finished a year in Umea Sweden, hopes to study a year abroad in Sweden during her junior year. She learned Swedish, lived with the Sundelins, toured Lapland and Copenhagen, and was impressed by cleanliness and lack of slums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Knicely
Rotary
Susan
Umea
Sweden
Tage Sundelins
Lapland
Copenhagen
Denmark
Finland
WSCS Clinics Announced At Local Meeting
Forty members and two guests attended the Women s Society for Christian Service general meeting in the First Methodist Church social hall. Mrs Oren Cox spoke on Modern Woman s Struggle For Identity In a Changing World. Mrs Florence Linton presided as president and four reports and upcoming district workshops were announced with Circle One and Circle Six coordinating future church events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Society For Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Gail McDowell
Bob Helzer
Oren Cox
Ken Note~ Bood Jr
George Niekum
Wilbur Henke
Florence Linton
Kenneth Bagby
Duane Johnson
Christian Social Rehabilitation
Johnson
Hastings
Reuben Wilds
Scottsbluff
Ogallala
Valentine
Crawford
Circle One
Methodist Men’s Club
Circle Six
Bagby
Circle Five
Lloyd Carr
Amy Bales
A. R. Tremain
Harvey Vizina
Katherine Rihn
Margaret Dissmore
C. A. Olson
Welcome Transfer Welcomed by Beta Alpha Sorority
Beta Alpha chapter of Beta Sigma Phi held its first meeting of the season at the Dilley home. Mrs. Duane Golden presided with Mrs. Robert Ludwig as vice president and welcomed Mrs. John Gottschalk, a transfer from Lincoln. Plans were made for a Sept. 16 fall rush party and a booth at the Hospital Auxiliary rummage sale. Mrs. Golden led a lesson on happiness and self analysis. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Alpha
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Ron Dilley
Duane Golden
Robert Ludwig
John Gottschalk
Beta Chapter
Lincoln
Golden
Hospital
Clark Wicks
Lodgepole Class Officers Named for 1967-68
Lodgepole schools list class officers for grades 7 through 12 for the 1967-68 year. The roll includes senior and junior leaders with posts for president, vice president, secretary, treasurer, news reporter, and sponsors. Also named are Pep Club and L Club officers and sponsors for the term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodgepole
Pres
Rang Hobson
V-Pres
Gary Jorgens Secy
Linda Teague Teas
Arthur Huff
Rita Stull
Kent Lee
Dennis Folkerts
Bruce Bartling
Susan
Sioux Army
County Students Pledge At Nebraska Colleges
A number of Cheyenne County students pledged sororities and fraternities this week at state colleges. At the University of Nebraska, new sorority pledges include Pamela Geu, Coleen Christ, Tamara Secehilraff, Leslie Robinson, Linda Abrams, and others. fraternities pledges include Richard Benzel, Daryl Johnson, Steve Harlan, Henry Lobe, John Lyndell, and more. At Kearney State College, sorority pledges include Barbara Christ, Jamie Spearow, Jolene Runge, and Annette Kallhoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
University of Nebraska
Pamela Kay Geu
Earl Gell
Alpha Phi
Coleen Christ
Carl Christ Jr
Chi Omega
Tamara Lynn Secehilraff
Robert Schilraff
Delta Gamma
Leslie Robinson
W. J. Robinson
Kappa Alpha Theta
Linda Abrams
W. J. Abrams
Kappa Delta
University
Richard Benzel
Potter
Daryl Gene Johnson
Sidney
Beta Sigma Psi
Steve Harlan
Henry Loebe
Beta Theta Pi
John Lyndell
Delta Sigma Phi
Art Johnson Jr
Dix
Delta Tau Delta
Duke Anderson
Rollie Rexroth
Farmhouse
Lee Goodwin
Phi Delta the
Don Hume
Phi Gamma Delta
Dean Hyde
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Kearney State College
Barbara Christ
Carl Christ, Jr
Jamie Spearow
Merle Spearow
Jolene Runge
George Runge
Gamma Phi Beta
Annette Kallhoff
Robert Kallhoff
Memorial Rites for Past Rebekah President
A memorial service honoring a former Assembly president was held at the Sidney Rebekah Lodge during the regular Wednesday night meeting at the IOOF Hall. Stella Cox presided, with several members and decorations featuring pink and green. Refreshments followed as the group observed the 116th anniversary of the Rebekah degree. The next meeting is set for 8 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assembly
Sidney Rebekah Lodge
Stella Cox
Noble Grand
IOOF
Oren Cox
Amy Bales
A. R. Tremain
Hattie Lipke
Patricia Cox
Frank Klentz
Katie Helzer
Alma Averill
Mary Hawkins
Rebekah
International Peace Garden Good Neighbor
Business Institute Seeks Housing for Students in Sidney
The Business Institute at Sidney seeks housing for 20 Wyoming students arriving September 25 to study a six month general office course under the Manpower Development and Training Act. Housing needed for singles and families. contact 254-5808 or Dean Ron Heit at 254-2870.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Institute
Sidney
Wyoming
Ron Heit
Heit
MDTA
The
Business Institute of Sidney
Mr. Heit
Sidney Ladies Golf Association Plans Sept 20 Awards Breakfast
The Sidney Ladies Golf Association set a 9 a.m. breakfast on Wednesday Sept 20 at Fort Sidney Motor Hotel to award prizes for the city tournament Ringer tournament team tourney and weekly competition. A slate of new officers will be proposed. Sixteen members attended the Wednesday meeting. Prizes went to Mrs Russell Pedersen most nines Mrs J D Olinger most pars and Mrs M L Pattison low score on No 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Ladies Golf Association
Fort Sidney Motor Hotel
Russell Pedersen
J. D. Olinger
M. L. Pattison
Gleaners Plan Missionary Aid at Grace Baptist Church
Grace Baptist Gleaners Missionary group held its monthly session at Mrs. Charles Lyon's home with memory roll call and songs. Mrs. Emil VanMark reported on White Cross and Ivory Coast missionary needs, and the group voted to buy more baptismal robes. Prayer letters were read and circle prayers offered. Monthly work meeting set for Sept. 13 at the church and the next business meeting for Sept. 25 at Mrs. Jim Phelps's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gleaners Missionary Group
Grace Baptist Church
Charles Lyon
Charles Wright
Lee Morse
Emil VanMark
White Cross
Ivory Coast
India
Jim Phelps
GHONTAL CENSUS SHOWS 50 patients IN NURSERY
The daily census lists 50 patients and five babies in the nursery. ADMITTED include Sidney residents Elsie Trainer and others, Gurley’s Mrs. Leo Wolff, Potter’s Mrs. Henry Moench, and Dalton’s Mrs. Jim Worth among several. Discharges include Sidney’s Mrs. Dennis Wamsley and son Brad Zalesky, Clif ford Larson, Josephine Cloud, and others. Births record two newborns: a 6 lb 9.75 oz son to Walter and Mrs. Morris at 7 41 a.m. Sept 7 and a 6 lb 11 oz son to Gene and Mrs. Tumbleson at 5 24 a.m. Sept 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Elsie Trainer
W. H. Meyer
Andy Rapp
Walter Morris
Edwin Hinman Jr
Donald Wood Jr
Gene Tumbleson
Gurley
Leo Wolff
Potter
Henry Moench
Dalton
Jim Worth
Dennis Wamsley
Brad Zalesky
Clifford Larson
Josephine Cloud
George Kealy
William Howard
Maxine Quinn
Joe
Miss Adamson Honored With Personal Shower Friday
Miss Jean Adamson was honored Friday evening with a personal shower by the Dorcas Class of the First Baptist Church in the fellowship hall. After Bible games and a devotional talk by Mrs. Horace Owens, the guest opened gifts from a cake table flanked by white candles in silver candlesticks. Mrs. Jim Van Mark served the cake, while Mrs. L. M. Nicholson and Mrs. Dennis Juelfs poured punch and coffee before her Sunday departure for Grace Bible College in Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Adamson
Dorcas
First Baptist Church
Miss Adamson
Omaha
Grace Bible College
Horace Owens
Jim van Mark
L. M. Nicholson
Dennis Juelfs
Football Kickoff Dance At Country Club Slated
A football kickoff dance is planned at the Country Club for Saturday evening, September 16. Cocktails start at 7, dinner at 8, and dancing at 9 with Ron Riedler and his orchestra. Reservations: 254-5749 or 254-2793.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ron Riedler
Empson Kiewit Nuptials At First Methodist Church Sidney
Miss Peggy Jane Empson married Michael Ray Kiewit in a 3 PM Sept 2 ceremony at First Methodist Church Sidney. Attended by 125 guests, the couple will reside in Kearney after he finishes college. The bride wore candlelight linen with lace and carried a shell pink bouquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Sidney
Peggy Jane Empson
Michael Ray Kiewit
Clyde W. Empson
Ralph Cox
Fred Kiewit
Lake Quivera
Kan
John E. Stayton
James Thompson
William Fankhauser
Nancy Empson
Ann Bicknell
Venice
Linda Woehrle
Lincoln
Sharon Bainter
Allen McClure
Independence
Gary Hamsler
Kearney
Steve Emp~son
Larry Kiewit
J. R. Gicknell
Marysville
Michael Tallman
Wichita
Colorado
College Heights
Kearney State College
Sidney High School
Lincoln School of Commerce
Brownson Cafe
Belle Mann
Ray Bicknell
Parsons
Kathleen Kiewit
Kansas City
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kenny Frandsen
Carol Rinehart
Richard Rabe
Neil D. Hughes
Carl Christ Sr
Nels Stride
Mrs
Leon Morris
Chet Hickman
Broken Bow
Mr. Hickman
Della Hickman
Mike Klingbeil
Neville, Oklo
Charles R. Hewitt
Maple Street
Mr. Hewitt
McCathern Pipe Line
Robert Lee
Harry Lee
College of Agriculture
John Morrison
Lyle Morrison
Becky Ladine
Elmer O. Ladine
Stephens College
Columbia
Rebecca Lynn Theis
Lawrence Theis
Osceola
Rebecca Lynn
Annie Jeffrey Hospital
Deborah
Paul Fraass
Lester Theis
Anna Theis
Shirley Ann Rufenacht
Walter Rufenacht
Shirley
Memorial Hospital
Scott Edward
Gregory J
Renae Marie
Mattie Rufenacht
Roy Earnhart
Timothy Scott Wamsley
Timothy Scott
Pam
Denny
JoLynn
Johnny
Jerry
Chester G. Krueger
L. E. Wamsley
Ralph Killham
Nora Gabel
Anthony, Kan
Mia Michele Kreinbring
Milton Kreinbring
Mia Michele
Todd Alan
Herbert Littleton
Henry Kreinbring
Rex Randolph Roberts
Willard George Roberts
Dallas
Tex
Dallas ‘Hospital
Barry Bryan
Ricky
Chris Terman
V. A. Nelson
WSCS
Order of Eastern Star
Rebakah Kensington
Providence
Julie Modlin
Kim Booth
Janet Hyde Treas
Ken Huff
Philip Huerta
Susan Schlaman
Carol Hokom
Secy
Teresa Michelman
Treas
Anita Quinn
Gloria Quinn
Marcia Talich
Anna Weber
Art Huff
Randy Hobson
Gary Jurgens
Lynn Collison
Grand Officers
Nebraska
Fort Sidney
Virgil Walters
Masonic Temple
District 25
Rebekahs
Lady Golfers Plan
Gleaners Plan Missionary Aid
Empson
Chou Studio
Mrs. Lockert
Hillard Lockert
Hillside Golf Course
Doris Barker
Lena George
Ardis Zalesky
Telegraph
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