Students Headed to Colleges From Daltons High
A Dalton high school June graduation group heads to universities and colleges across the region. Roy Bradshaw and Judy Lessman plan to enroll at the University of Wyoming and University of Nebraska respectively, with many others bound for Midland College, Kearney State, Mount Marty, and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Wyoming At
Laramie
Roy Bradshaw
Elizabeth Bradshaw
Jim Higgins
Jess Higgins
Gurley
Dalton High School
Donna Allen
Jesse Allen
University of Nebraska
Diana Aurich
Marvin Aurich
Dick Rabe
Lyle Rabes
Rich Hutzenbil
St Patricks Menu and Birth Announcement Highlights
The page lists Sept 14 to Sept 18 meals including Wieners with baked beans and chili with crackers. A birth notice announces Daina SueJuan Marshall born Sept 6 at 3:34 pm weighing 5 lbs 14 oz to Daina SueJuan Marshall and family with grandparents and great grandparents named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patricks
Daina SueJuan Marshall
Leonard Marshall
Daina SueJuan
Melvin Leon
Alvin Len
Alvin Heiney
Cahon
Cole
Hazel Marshall
Kimball
Guy Gozaway
Tryon
Okla
Glen Hosing
Rocky
Memorial Hospital census and admissions
The census at Memorial Hospital as of 7 a.m. Sept. 11 shows 36 patients and 2 babies in the nursery. Admissions include Sidney residents Vernon Rood Mrs Gerald Gerler Mrs Harlan Shields Mrs Fred Johnston Mrs Allen Stikker Mrs Virgil Greever Mrs Jay Wilson Mrs Jay White and Bushnell resident James Fiedler Potter among others. Dismissals list several residents including Jayne Woodward Loyde Mason and Mrs Louie Mann. Births: a girl to George and Mrs Dalton on Sept 9 and a girl to Harlan Shields on Sept 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Hospital
Sidney
Vernon Rood
Gerald Gerler
Harlan Shields
Fred Johnston
Allen Stikker
Virgil Greever
Jay Wilson
Jay White
Bushnell
James Fiedler Potter
Hugh Quinn Lodgepole
Wilbert Christensen
Walter Dykman
Jayne Woodward
Loyde Mason
Story Hour at Sidney Assembly of God Church
Miss Loretta Lebsack, district director of the Sunday School Department, will lead a five day children’s story hour at the Sidney Assembly of God Church from Sept 14 to Sept 18. Each evening 6:30 to 7:30. Children ages five to twelve invited. Theme: Circle B Roundup. Church located at 1545 King. Reverend Clinton Thompson pastor.
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Assembly of God Church
Sidney
Loretta Lebsack
Miss Lebsack
Nebraska
Assemblies of God In Nebraska
Sidney Assembly of God
King
Clinton Thompson
Moves and new residents in Sidney community
Moving here from Gordon Neb is Miss Karol Lowe a third grade teacher at North Ward who lives at 1640 Osage. Orville Smith county engineer and his family reside at 1503 Newton after relocating from Hay Springs Neb. Tom and Mrs Butts with three children live at 1367 San Marino. Butts is an announcer at KSID. Cheryl Mintken daughter of Mr and Mrs Lloyd Mintken enrolls at Kearney State Teachers College for her freshman year planning a major in Foreign Languages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Vic Chambers
School of Mines and Technology
Rapid City
S. Dak
Linda
Mt. Marty College
Yankton
Tom Gorman
Leo Gorman
Nebraska State Teacher’s College
Chadron
Marilyn
Michael Zwickl
Leo Zwickl
Laramie
University of Wyoming
Michael
Larry Boye
Clarence Boye
St. John’s College
Winfield
Kan
Concordia Teacher’s College
Seward
Neb
Larry Gerdes
George Gerdes
Sidney
LaNita Studnicka
Lumir Studnicka
LaNita
Walter D. Johnsons
Rita
Don
College of Medicine
University of Utah
Salt Lake City
Bruce Raddatz
Otto Raddatz
Colorado State University
Fort Collins
College of Engineering
Gary Anderson
Roy Anderson
Nebraska State Teachers College
Gary
Gordon, Neb
Sidney School
Karol Lowe
1640
Osage
North Ward
State Highway Department
Orville Smith
Newton
Hay Springs
Huntington, Ind
Tom Butts
San Marino
Butts
KSID
Cheryl Mintken
Lloyd Mintken
Kearney State Teachers
Ribbons Awarded to 4-H Exhibits at State Fair Lincoln
Cheyenne County 4-H entries at the State Fair in Lincoln earned three purple ribbons ten blue ribbons nine red ribbons and one white. Notable winners include Pat Policky Sidney and Jeanne Woten Potter for Purple. Deborah Thurston Sidney and Connie Flora Dalton for Blue. Jill Ludeman Gurley and Judy Weimer Sidney for Red. Susan Allen Dalton and Sharon Stately Sidney for White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Cheyenne County
Pat Policky
Sidney
Jeanne Woten
Potter
Susan Herboldsheimer
Deborah Thurston
Nancy Sprenger
Alicia Herboldsheimer
LPV Saddle Club Postpones Ride to Sept 20
LPV Saddle Club notes a ride planned for Sunday September 13 is postponed to September 20. Riders meet at Dr. Thompson's at 1 30 p m and wrap with a hot dog fry at 4 30 p m. A workshop at the Saddle Club House starts at 1 p m with a potluck supper at 5 30 p m. meat will be furnished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodgepole Valley Saddle Club
Kenneth Fleming
Giraffe Declared Tallest Mammal Alive
Scientists confirm the giraffe remains the tallest mammal on Earth, outpacing all other land animals in height with adult individuals reaching impressive statures.
4-H Clover Leaf Drovers Win Ribbons at State Fair
Sidney youths returned from Lincoln after the Nebraska State Fair 4-H Light Horse Show earning red and white ribbons. Ann Holloway Ronnie Richards Stephen King and Steven Wright won multiple honors in horsemanship barrel racing and pleasure classes. The Clover Leaf Drovers 4-H Club members qualified for the summer State Fair in Alliance. The event drew 511 entries from 47 counties and ran late into the night. Sponsors included Ivan Liljegren and local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Youngsters
Lincoln
Nebraska State Fair
Ann Holloway
Ronnie Richards
Stephen King
Steven Wright
Sidney
Clover Leaf Drovers
Chuck Fisher
Alliance
Ivan Liljegren
Harold King
Jess Wortman
Terry Vowell
Francis Mitchell
TV Interference To Be Studied
Sidney residents complain of Channel 3 interference and will be asked to attend the regular city council meeting next Monday night. City Manager Tom Coffey says representatives of Sidney Community TV will also attend the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Channel 3
Tom Coffey
Sidney Community TV
Newspaper-Spread Driver Stuns on Kansas Turnpike
Phil Young of Wichita followed a motorist for about 40 miles on the Kansas Turnpike as the other driver kept a newspaper spread across the steering wheel while traveling at 70 mph. The striking scene drew attention and a curious road display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita, Kan
Phil Young
Wichita
Kansas Turnpike
Young
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Dallas Raymond Langley
Raymond Langley
Northern State Teacher’s College
Aberdeen
Kathy Schwartz
Keith Schwartz
Mount Marty
Yankton, S. Dak
Dennis Rayl
Alan Rayl
St. Thomas’ Seminary
Denver
Rip van Winkle
Dean
Doan
Hosital
14Th
LPV
17Th and
Hickory
Phillips 66
Illinois Street
Legion Park
Kokjer
BEL Airs
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Kokier Motor CO
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13Th & Jackson
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