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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1967

Page

9

Around The Town News Highlights Local Travel and Visits

Mrs. Frank Frauendorfer admitted to St Marys Hospital Scottsbluff for medical care. Weekend visitors included Richard Keller of Columbus en route home from Colorado Rockies. Several residents toured York Lincoln Nebraska City Minden Kearney Cozad Grand Island and Sidney visiting friends and attending events. Ankeny joins St Johns Military School cadets. Episcopal school enrolls 220. Pam Kaus travels to Scottsbluff. Jan Meier recovering in Amarillo. local anniversaries and campus departures noted. readers urged to share student college news.

Frank Frauendorfer Richard Keller Columbus Colorado Rockies Frank Boyle Frank Trowbridge Mary Lee York James Boyle Elsie Tindall Lincoln Lawrence Welk Nebraska City Genevieve Ganzel Mary Scarborough Minden Pioneer Village Kearney Cozad

College enrollments span multiple Kansas schools

George Loaris and Deanna Clarkson enroll as sophomores at Kearney State College while David Narjes begins as a freshman at St John’s College in Winfield. Others depart for San Antonio to join International Bible College. Several students start at Kearney, Chadron, Nebraska, and George Washington University with varied majors from home economics to electrical engineering.

Deanna Clarkson Kearney State College John Clarkson David Narjes Alvin Narjes St. John’s College Winfield Kaw Sidney High School San Antonio Texas International Bible College Paulette Henkle Ralph Henkle Gaila Sanford Clifford Sanford Anita Linda Harmon Ruby Motes Henkle Nancy Knicely Jack Knicely University of Nebraska Jim Knicely George Washington University Washington, D.C Sandra Brandl Albert Brandl

Southard Raack wed at St. Pauls Potter with family roles

Susan Gayle Southard and Dennis Gene Raack married at St. Pauls Lutheran Potter in a 7 pm ceremony. Rev Boehnke officiated with music by Mrs. Baack and Mrs. Kuehn. Bride wore a white floor length gown with veil. groom’s brother and family attended. The couple will reside in Fort Collins after attending Colorado State University.

St. Paul’s Lutheran Church of Potter Susan Gayle Southard Gail R. Southard Dix Dennis Gene Raack Herb Raack G. H. Boehnke Sidney Earl Baack Ray Kuehn Andy Southard Tom Baack Sally Terri James Ronnie James Lyle Torrance Calif Gordon McDowell New Kirk Oklo Dennis Cory Wray Colo Howard Atkins Tom Southard Kimball Carmen Wheeler LeAnn Haack Kathi Rambeau Judy Baack Colorado Foothills Apartments Fort Collins Colorado State University

Rotarians Host New Teachers

Sidney Rotarians welcomed new teachers at a Monday evening meeting at Fort Sidney Motor Hotel. From Western Nebraska Vocational Technical School Merle Rudebusch introduced staff, Ron Heit presented Business Institute of Sidney instructors, Very Rev. Vincent J. Pelster V. F. introduced St Patrick's Academy teachers, and Supt. Russell Pedesen presented Sidney Public School teachers. President Jim Keating honored Student Rotarian Steve Adams, with guest Dick Grimm of Boulder, Colorado.

Sidney Rotary Club Fort Sidney Motor Hotel Western Nebraska Vocational Technical School Merle Rudebusch Business Institute of Sidney Ron Heit St. Parick’s Academy Vincent J. Pelster V. F Sidney Public School Dick Grimm Boulder, Colo Bob Holecher

Old Soldiers Annual Reunion Held On Sunday

The Old Soldiers of Co F, 109th Engineers, 34th Division held their WWI reunion Sunday at Oshkosh City Auditorium. About 31 veterans and wives from Nebraska and Colorado attended the gathering with a 12:30 dinner. A memorial service honored four comrades who died since 1966. Sidney attendees included Arnold Thurow Frank Longan and Clifford Runge.

Co. F 109Th Engineers Oshkosh Lewellen Nebraska Colorado Irving Tilgner Lonnie Spears Lisco Gordon Carey Sterling, Colo

Liz Cunningham Adapts as Rotary Exchange Student in Finland

Liz Cunningham begins a year in Helsinki as a Rotary Exchange Student after two good cries and 22 hours of sleep. She shares upbeat notes with her parents about her Finnish family, Lehtisaari island home, and new school life. She describes friendly locals, higher prices, unchaperoned youth parties, and a varied curriculum across German Latin chemistry history typing cooking art and sports.

Liz Cunningham Helsinki Finland Rotary Liz R. C. Cunningham Eino Narhi South Lapland Russia Nebraska Arctic Baltic Sea Lehtisaari

Parents Night Programs Set By PA Council

The Parents Advisory Council met at the junior high with eight members and three officials. Allen Stikker led planning for Senior High Parents Night on Oct 11 at 7:30 p.m. Classes will run 15 minutes each and a social hour will follow. Junior High Parents Night is set for Nov 8 with details to come. The group discussed opening weeks, music and sports, with the next meeting Oct 9 at 1 p.m.

Parents Advisory Council George Hinn T.R. Tillotson Ralph Spencer Allen Stikker Jack Fish Hinn

OES Past Matrons Enjoy Centennial Program Night

The OES Past Matrons Club met at Mrs. Kenneth Bagby’s home with 16 members and one guest, Mrs. Lorene Peterson. Western Nebraska Past Matrons plan Hay Springs meeting Oct 5. Grand Officers visit Sept 18. members wore Centennial costumes and displayed old treasures. Next meeting Oct 9 at Mrs. Glen Patrick’s home with helpers E L Uptegrove and A D Greenlee.

OES Kenneth Bagby Elmer Hartmann Lorene Peterson, Chappell Nebraska Hay Springs Glen Patrick E. L. Uptegrove A.D. Greenlee

Officer Honored By Sidney Drove

Mrs J B Ruttner treasurer of five years was honored at the Sidney Drove BPO Does regular meeting. President Mrs Rolland Waite led with 26 members present. Drove will assist Crippled Children's Clinic on Sept 16. A 7 pm practice precedes Sept 25 meeting. Hostesses were Mrs Dean Adams Mrs L O Witters and Mrs Carl Christ Sr. Door prize went to Mrs Lawrence Brachtenbach with bingo prizes to several members.

J. B. Ruttner BPO Rolland Waite Dean Adams L. O. Witters Carl Christ Sr Lawrence Brachtenbach Ruttner Ray Kent Betty Miller John Engel Robert Nelsen Marion Whitaker Leon Lafler

Rebekah Officer to Visit Sidney Lodge Thursday

Mrs. Eileen Simmons, vice president of the Rebekah Assembly, will visit the Sidney Rebekah Lodge this Thursday as guest of honor at 6 o clock. A covered dish supper will be served in the IOOF Hall basement. All members are urged to attend and bring a covered dish and table service.

Eileen Simmons Beatrice Rebekah Assembly Sidney Rebekah Lodge IOOF

Grand Officers Expected For OES Gathering

Grand Chapter of Nebraska Order of Eastern Star assigns visiting officers for District 28 in Sidney on Monday Sept 18. A 6:30 pm banquet at Fort Sidney Motor Hotel precedes an 8 pm open meeting at Sidney Masonic Temple with Worthy Grand Matron Mrs Williams Steen and other dignitaries from Omaha Sargent Springview Humboldt Callaway Benkelman and more invited to attend.

Grand Nebraska Order of Eastern Star Sidney District Chappell, Grant, Kimball Lodgepole Ogallala Oshkosh Potter Fort Sidney Motor Hotel Sidney Masonic Temple

Oldtimers Club Dinner Held By UP 29 and Auxiliary

Members of the Union Pacific Oldtimers Club No 29 and Auxiliary met at the National Guard Armory for a chicken and noodle dinner. Fifty members attended. Clarence Hare and Mrs. Howard Robinson led separate meetings. George Thompson attended as a guest from the U P Safety and Courtesy Department. Bingo followed the sessions. The committee included Mr. and Mrs. L W Evans, Elwood Harms, Odie Bell, Dean DeLong, and Fred Miller.

Union Pacific Oldtimers Club No National Guard Armory Clarence Hare Club 29 Howard Robinson George Thompson U. P. Safety and Courtesy Department L. W. Evans Elwood Harms

VFW posts plan events and honors in Sidney area

At Porter McGuyer Post 610 meetings in the Legion Club rooms, VFW members approved paying half the cost of new uniforms for the firing squad and purchasing ammunition. They scheduled Buddy Poppies sales for Nov 4 and a Veterans Day visit to Cheyenne’s VA Hospital. The group announced flags for downtown Sidney and a Bike safety program on Sept 22 with contingency for rain, and noted district and state VFW events. In a separate ceremony, Carolyn Joe Kesslring married Donald Leon Chaon at the First Baptist Church in Sidney, with details of the bridal party, attire, reception, and attendees. The couple will reside in Wolbach, Nebraska.

Porter McGuyer Veterans of Foreign Wars Marion Whitaker Legion Club VFW Legion Lodgepole Library Board VFW Legion Vfw Dick Dougherty Donald Leon Chaon the Photo Center Carolyn Joe Kesslring Herbert Kesselring Grand Island Donald J. Chaon Kimball First Baptist Church Wilbur Bennett Foursquare Church Elwin Bennett Robert Dishman Linda Oliverius Carpenter Wyo Donna Schmidt David Hutchison Sidney Larry Chaon Clinton Kesselring Nellenger Germany Church Fellowship Hall Carla Leah Rapp Leighton Kesselring Lincoln Cindy Benzel Sharon Nelson Jerry Lipska Sidney High School Sidney Beauty Academy Potter High School Navy Cornhusker Depot Wolbach Nebr Lula Christensen Sutherlin Ore Lee Fresquez Cheyenne Mrs. Hinner Potter

September calendar for Providence CBS and Masonic events

Providence Chapter CBS honors past patrons and past matrons Wednesday September 13 at 8 p.m. at the Masonic Temple. Rebekah Lodge dinner Thursday September 14 at 6 p.m. IOOF basement. Potter Days Friday September 15 and Saturday September 16 with Crippled Children's Clinic at Elks Auditorium. CES Grand Officers visit Monday September 18 with banquet 6:30 p.m. Fort Sidney Motor Hotel and open meeting 8 p.m. at Masonic Temple. Tuesday September 19 VFW Auxiliary 7:30 p.m. Legion Club. Ladies City Bowling Association 7:30 p.m. Dude's Steak House. Saturday September 23 American Legion and Auxiliary District IV meetings at Youth Center and Legion Club.

Providence Chapter CBS Masonic Temple Crippled Children’s Clinic Elks Auditorium VFW Auxiliary Legion Club Ladies City Bowling Association Dude’s Steak House American Legion and Auxiliary District IV

OSBITAL 4 Mates CENSUS AND ADMISSIONS REPORT

OSBITAL 4 Mates census lists 52 patients and one baby in the nursery. Admitted include Sidney entries Patricia Dvorak Harvey Vizina Crecencio Rocha Blanche Humphrey Mrs Nelson Melvin Alfred Mitchell Elwood Jacox Ward Dykes Vicki Timmerman Mrs Fernando Gomez Lodgepole Mrs Charles Oliverius Barbara McCarthy Rudolph Schubarth Gary McKinney Kimball Robert Cannon Stanley Eatman. Discharged include Sidney Mrs Herbert Johnson Edwin Hinman Jr Wayne Smith Mrs Richard Rolls and daughter Blanche Meehan Don Dean Mrs W H Meyer Mrs Peter Peetz Mrs Nelson Melvin Mrs Walter Morris and son Ward Dykes Mrs Gene Tumbleson and son. Also births record a nine pound three and a half ounce son to Mr and Mrs Robert Thorpe at 7 47 am Sept 10.

Sidney Patricia Dvorak Harvey Vizina Crecencio Rocha Blanche Humphrey Nelson Melvin Alfred Mitchell Elwood E. Jacox Ward Dykes Vicki Timmerman Fernando Gomez Lodgepole Charles Oliverius Barbara McCarthy Rudolph Schubarth Gary McKinney Kimball Robert Cannon Stanley Eatman Herbert Johnson Edwin Hinman Jr Wayne Smith Richard Rolls Blanche Meehan Don Dean W. H. Meyer Peter Peetz Walter Morris Gene Tumbleson Potter Goldie Wills Ben Hilpert Russell Olson Lemoyne Lelan Wilson Alva Okla Mickey Stallings Robert Thorpe

Mrs Hilbert Borcher To Head Memorial Hospital Auxiliary

Mrs Hilbert Borcher was elected president of the Memorial Hospital Auxiliary at the Tuesday session with new officers to be installed in January. The group, with 14 members and a guest, plans membership drives, dues, and committee work while reporting a $1019.95 net from recent sales and distributing clothing to charity.

Hilbert Borcher Memorial Hospital Auxiliary Earl Schultz P. J. Heaton Les Hand Jr J. B. Ruttner A. C. Bale Verna Robinson Maude Quelle Nebraska Children’s Home Omaha Salvation Army

Ladies City Bowling Association Fall Meeting Held

The Ladies City Bowling Association will meet at 7 30 p m on Tuesday September 19 at Dude's Steak House. Plans for the city tournament will be made and delegates to the state convention will be named. All lady bowlers are urged to attend.

Ladies City Bowling Association Dude’s Steak House

Also Mentioned on This Page

St. Mary’s Hospital Scottsbluff H. C. Q. Nelson del Koch John Platz Nebraska Society of Dentistry For Harold Adderston New York University H.C. Q. Nelson Franklin Barger Denver Light Memorial Presbyterian Church George Hungerford M. W. Riggs Hungerfords Peetz Pam Kaus Lincoln School of Commerce Tony Kaus Jan Meier Amarillo Tex Eagle, Colo Tantex Corp Claude Anna Meier Don Meier Edgar Meier Marilee William and Vandi Ed Zorn Bushnell Lloyd Mintken William Raddatz John Treinen Leonard Rieken George E. Fehringer Mary Rita Rodney Namath Michael Nancy Bruce Doug Gilpin George Loaris James Loaris Cheryl Mintken Coleen Mintken Cheryl Gamma Phi Beta Gary McCaslin Larry McCaslin Gerald McCaslin Steve Ham Charles Ham Chadron State College Ken Mangels Ella Mangels Seward Neb Concordia Teachers College Detroit Mich Lutheran High School Vaughn Meier Donald Meier University of Wyoming At Laramie Cheryl Sittner al Sittner Susan Southard Mrs. Denne Gene Baack PA Council Rebekah Neal Craig Tom Lenzen Voice of Democracy Ervin Smith Leo Schaf Community Service Flying Squadron Holiday Inn Bannock Street Rebekah Lodge CES Dalton Lions Club John Underdown Roland Biggs Chamber of Commerce Office Robert Jay Robert Willis Jay Wilson Larry Pippitt Michael McDowell Duane Nichols
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