Lodgepole Flower Show Prizes Told
The annual Old Settlers Reunion in Lodgepole on Labor Day showcased a successful flower show with multiple prize winners across divisions. Notable honorees include Nellie Smith and Leota Meyer winning numerous blooms, and Girl Scouts noted among various entries.
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Old Settlers
Lodgepole
Larry Morrison
Nellie Smith
Lucille Meyer
Hart Quinn
Malinda Phelps
Esther Bond
Bessie Hafer
Helen Quinn
Leota Meyer
Lois Fenske
Pauline Kahs
Lynn Morrison
Anna Kahs
Danna
Leah Booth
Rita Hernbloom
Nick Kripal
Lucille Rentz
Lavonne Morrison
Verbena
Zinnia
Esther Booth
Zinnia Small
Eunice Webb
Alice Hillman
Asters
Cosmos
Eunie Webb
Anna Kahrs
Lois Fen- Ske
Rita
Dainty
Demure
Girl
Mamie Bond
Cindy Pennebaker
Mike Ewell
Doug Kripal
Pam Smith
My Teacher
Tiena Kripal
Wendy Dawson
Mike Webb
Butterfly Bush
Den 1 Pack 85 Pack Meeting Recalls Scout Values
We met Friday afternoon and did uniform inspection and repeated the law of the pack. We discussed how scouting accepts a fellow and what the blue uniform stands for. We checked Den display for our Pack meeting.
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Den
Welcome Wagon Highlights Sidney Newcomers
A Sidney arrival list notes new residents with host Mrs. Clark Wicks coordinating. Marvin Farmer and family move to 2429 El Rancho. he works for the Sidney police. Raymond Frandsen and family at 2682 Monterey Drive immigrated from Falls City with a 19-year-old son and married daughter. he serves as a state conservation officer. Curtis Pipes and family at 2235 Osage from Many Louisiana. Pipes works as heavy equipment operator with McCathern Pipe Line and has an 11-year-old son. W. G. Nelson family from Pampa reside at 1535 King. Nelson works for McCathern Pipe Line. James Wilson and family at 610 14th Avenue from Santa Rosa. Wilson employed at Tele graph office and has three children ages 12, 11, and nine.
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Marvin Farmer
el Rancho
Denver
Colo
Farmer
Sidney
Monterey Drive
Raymond Frandsen
Falls City
Neb
Frandsen
Cutis Pipes
Many, la
Osage
Mr. Pipes
McCathern Pipe Line
Pampa
Texas
W. G. Nelson
King
Nelson
McCathern Pipe Line Firm
James Wilson
14Th Avenue
Santa Rosa
Calif
Wilson
Telegraph Office
Wills Services Held At Potter Rites for Oscar R Wills
Rites were conducted Wednesday at St. Pauls Lutheran Church for Oscar Ray Wills 81 who died after an extended illness. Burial followed at the church cemetery with pallbearers listed. Wills a 50 year Potter resident retired from farming in 1951 moved to Sidney in 1963 survived by a widow four sons a daughter stepchildren 19 grandchildren five great grandchildren four brothers and one sister.
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Oscar Ray Wills
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Potter
Walter J. Klipp
Kimball
Church
Don Challburg
Harry Stein
Loyal Tank
Walter Hilpert
Edgar Boehnke
Herbert Schuessler
Gehrig & Son Funeral
Wills
Sidney
Martha
Willard
Delmar
Leslie
Gilmore
Florence Haggard
Greeley
Colo
Frank Matthes
Marie L. Roth
Cheyenne
Mrs Minshall Dies at 83 in Phoenix
Mrs May Minshall 83, a Garden County Neb. native born Jan 19 1884 in Indianola Iowa died Monday in Phoenix Ariz. She married Jess R Minshall Oct 1 1910 near Lewellen. Survived by husband two brothers a few sisters a granddaughter and two great grandchildren. Funeral Saturday 10:30 a.m. at Lewellen Methodist Church Rev William J Barnes officiating. Burial Ash Hollow Cemetery Lewellen Holechek Funeral Home Oshkosh in charge.
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Oshkosh
May Min Shall
Phoenix
Ariz
Garden County
Neb
Indianola
Iowa
Jess R. Minshall
Ash Hollow
Lewellen
Broadwater
Oren
Frank Clary
Ray Brown
Josie Clary
Cora Collins
Des Moines
Methodist Church
William J. Barnes
Birth announcements from Thorpe and Tumbleson families
Mr and Mrs Robert Thorpe of Chappell announce the birth of Robert Thorpe Jr a 9 lb 3 1 2 oz son at Memorial Hospital 7 47 am Sunday Sept 10 He joins siblings Louis Wilbur and Sunday with grandparents Wilbur Thorpe Sidney and great grandparents Amelia Fairman Nebraska City and Maude Thorpe Buena Vista Colorado Jeffery Dean Tumbleson son of Mr and Mrs Gene Tumbleson born Sept 8 5 24 am at Memorial Hospital He has a brother Todd Allan Grandparents Opal Walquist Clay Center Kan and B J Tumbleson North Platte Great grandmother Ettie Gilbert Clay Center Indication of extended family Scott Allen Mangels adopted Aug 15 weight 7 lb 6 oz Parents are Mr and Mrs Hersey Mangels Seymour Ind Grandparents Elmer Reitmeyer Vincennes Ind Ella Mangels Sidney and great grandfather Ernest Baack Sidney
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Robert Thorpe Jr
Robert Thorpe
Chappell
Memorial Hospital
Louis
Wilbur
Wilbur Thorpe
Sidney
Amelia Fairman
Nebraska City
Maude Thorpe
Buena Vista
Colo
Jeffrey Dean Tumbleson
Gene Tumbleson
Jeffrey Dean
Todd Allan
Opal Walquist
Clay Center
Kan
B. J. Tumbleson
North Platte
Ettie Gilbert
Scott Allen Mangels
Hersey Mangels
Seymour, Ind
Scott Allen
Elmer Reitmeyer
Vincennes
Ind
Ella Mangels
Ernest Baack
Rites Held For Mrs. M. W. Osborn
Funeral services were held Tuesday at the Craig-Holechek Funeral Home for Mrs. M W Osborn. The Rev. Max L Kors of Christ Episcopal Church officiated. Interment was in Greenwood Cemetery. Born February 22, 1892 in Gresham Nebraska and married to M W Osborn on December 23 1923.
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Craig-Holechek
M. W. Osborn
Max L. Kors
Christ Episcopal Church
Ken Pittam
LeBaron Goodwin
Don Jorgensen
John Elwell, Jr
Robert McKay
Elborne Luehrs
David Ells
George Baird
Art Hardy
Roy MacAdam
Albin Olson
Gus Hellbush
Art Wright
George Moore
A. J. Jorgensen
John Elwell, Sr
Wlademar Aurich
N. W. Ladegard
Clark Fuller
F. L. B. Goodwin
George Thompson
Osborn
Gresham
Neb
Greenwood Cemetery
Printing services ad from The Sidney Telegraph
An advertisement invites readers to fulfill all printing needs at The Sidney Telegraph located at 83 lfth Ave, highlighting its local newspaper connection and service offering.
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Sidney Telegraph
Lfth
Ave
Former Dalton Resident Rites To Be Thursday
Frances E. Mayer 78, a former Dalton resident, died Sunday in Burlingame California. Her funeral service will be held Thursday at 2 p.m. in Dalton Presbyterian Church with Dr. William Hunter officiating. Interment follows at Dalton Cemetery. Gehrig and Son Funeral Home is in charge. Mayer, born September 16, 1889 in Malvern Iowa, married Henry J. Mayer in Omaha in 1924. He died in 1947. She lived in Dalton for many years before moving to California. she is survived by sister Edith Grosjean of Omaha and niece Nellie Olson of Burlingame.
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Dalton
Frances E. Mayer
Burlingame
Calif
Dalton Presbyterian Church
William Hunter
Dalton Cemetery
Gehrig and Son Funeral Home
Mayer
Malvern
Iowa
Henry J. Mayer
Omaha
California
Edith Grosjean
Nellie Olson
Mrs. Fleming Hosts Alpha Nu Chapter Meeting
Mrs. Ken Fleming hosted the Alpha Nu chapter of Beta Sigma Phi sorority Monday evening. She presented a program titled Your Day Socially and was assisted by Debbie Fleming and Judy Walker who demonstrated table settings.
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Ken Fleming
Alpha Nu Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Fleming
Debbie Fleming
Judy Walker
Elks Clinic For Crippled Children Set
The Nebraska Services for Crippled Children teams with the local Elks Lodge for a Crippled Children Clinic on Saturday September 16 at the Elks home. Registration at 7:30 a.m. examined from 8 a.m. to 10 a.m. An orthopedic team of Fritz Teal M D Gerald Rites M D and pediatrician Paul Murrow M D will assess over 500 children. The Elks and Public Welfare Department offer help with the aim that any crippled child can be aided where possible.
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Nebraska Services For
Elks Lodge
Elks Home
Fritz Teal
Gerald Rites
Paul Murrow
Elks
Nebraska
Public Welfare Department
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Clark Wicks
Telegraph
Pedwin Shoes
Daytona
Oxford
Reenlees’ Inc
Gaymode
Penney’s
Bonanza
Dacron
M.W. Osborn
Sidney Flooring & Supply
12Th Street
Don’s Furniture
Lonneys
Mrs. Fleming
Elks Clinic For
Freenlees
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