Around The Town Dinner Honors Hutchison and Guests
A Sunday dinner at the home of Mr and Mrs John Bahr honored Mr and Mrs Paul Hut chison. Attenders included Mrs Eileen Hutch ison and extended family from Lodgepole Sidney Fargo Casper Kearney Torrington and Denver Visitors joined in after funeral services for Andy Rapp. Roy and Janet Anderson of Sidney returned from Denver where son Gary earned radiology degree. James Hare accompanied his parents home from Bo vina Texas and enrolled at West Texas State University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Hutchison
John Bahr
Eileen Hutchison
Larry Grabowski
Jacob Hart
Lodgepole
Jesse King
Sidney
T. O. Grant
Fargo, N. D
Doug Wilson
Casper
Wyo
Loretta and
Jeannie Wilson
Kearney
Emil Enstrom
Keith Wilson
Torrington
Andy Rapp
Roy Anderson
Denver
Gary
St. Joseph Hospital
Clarence Hare
Bovina
Texas
Mrs. Hare
C. N. Treinen
James
West Texas State University
Local Students Begin Freshman Year Across States
Scans TM James L. Hare, son of Clarence and Mrs. Hare, enrolled as a second semester freshman at West Texas State University in Canyon. He starts Sept 18. Doug Wilson, son of Paul and Mrs. Wilson, attends Casper College in Casper, Wyoming, for his freshman year. David King, son of Jesse and Mrs. King of Sidney, left for Colorado State University in Fort Collins for his third year. Loretta Wilson, daughter of Paul and Mrs. Wilson of Sidney, enters her second year at Kearney State College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James L. Hare
Clarence Hare
West Texas State University
Canyon, Tex
Doug Wilson
Paul Wilson
Casper College
Casper, Wyo
David King
Jesse King
Sidney
Colorado State University
Fort Collins
Loretta Wilson
Kearney State College
Halsey Earns Early Army Promotion At Ft Knox
Donald R. Halsey 23 son of Mr and Mrs Elmer B Halsey Sidney was promoted to private E-2 after basic training at Ft Knox Ky Sept 8 under a policy rewarding outstanding trainees Early advancement to E-3 may follow after eight weeks of AIT Halsey a 1967 BA graduate of University of Nebraska Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ft, Knox, KY
Donald R. Halsey
Elmer B. Halsey
Sidney
Ft. Knox
Army
University of Nebraska At Lincoln
Job's Meeting Is In Chappell Tea Attended by Daughters and Bethel 25
Fourteen Job's Daughters and five council members from Bethel 25 Sidney attended a tea in Chappell at the Masonic Temple on Saturday afternoon September 16. Honored guests were Miss Peggy Fuller of Lincoln and Mrs Opal Bessey of Grand Island. Attendees represented Kimball Oshkosh Ogallala Sidney and Chappell with introductions of honored queens guardians and Grand Council officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Job’s
Bethel
Sidney
Chappell
Masonic Temple
Pegegy Fuller
Lincoln
Grand Bethel
Opal Bessey
Grand Island
Grand Guardian
Nebraska
International Order of
Job
Kimball
Oshkosh
Ogallala
Bethels
Grand Bee Thel Guide
Lynette Pulley
Grand Council
Irene Craig
Grand Inner Guard
Carl Schou
Mildred Schou
Grand Jr
Phyllis Reitz
DeAnne Thies
Marsha Pottoroff
Joyce Foland
ESA Chapter hosts model meeting with guests and program
Alpha Iota Chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha sorority held a Thursday model meeting with guests Jerri Mace and Claudia Garber. Arlene Johnson led a review of Emanuel during the educational program. A rush party is planned for this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Hadden
Alpha Iota Chapter
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority
Jerri Mace
Claudia Garber
Emanuel
Arlene Johnson
District Five Nurse Association meeting set at Fort Sidney
The District Five Nurse Association will meet on Thursday September 21 at the Fort Sidney Motor Hotel with a noon luncheon and a slide lecture on cancer by Dr Rex Raines of North Platte Reservations to Mrs Janice Snyder at 254-4097 before Tuesday. The Lodgepole Valley Shrine Club invites Shriners and wives to a buffet dinner at Kimball Country Club on Sunday September 24 at 6 30 pm Cost 2 50 per person Reservations to 254-2478 254-3906 or 2853 in Lodgepole All members urged to wear Centennial costumes and bring finished sewing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Five Nurse’s Association
Fort Sidney Motor Hotel
Rex, Raines
North Platte
Raines
Janice Snyder
Lodgepole Valley Shrine Club
Kimball Country Club
Midland College Choir to Tour Europe Next Summer
Betty Weed of Dalton is a first alto in the Midland College Choir. The ensemble will make its second European concert tour visiting Scotland Norway Sweden Denmark Germany Holland and England next summer. David Rohlfing of Lewellen Nebraska is a second bass. Gene B. Nelson directs the choir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Weed
Dalton
Midland College
Scotland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Germany
Holland
England
David Rohlfing
Lew
Ellen
Gene B. Nelson
Welcome Wagon Notices for Burton and Weeks Families
Mr and Mrs D K Burton now reside at 2639 Monte Vista after moving from Oklahoma City. He is an engineer with Champlain Petroleum Co. They have no children. Mr and Mrs Charles Weeks live at 1035 Rose St Apt 72 moving from Denver. Weeks works for Albrecht Construction Co. They have two daughters aged 3 years and 4 months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. K. Burton
Monte Vista
Oklahoma City
Mr. Burton
Champlin Petroleum Co
Charles Weeks
Rose St
Apt
Denver
Weeks
Albrecht Construction Co
Sidney Minister Among Those To District Session
The Rev. Harold Sandall will preside at the Northwest District Methodist staff meeting in Scottsbluff. Plans for the district will be shown. A Nebraska laymen conference Dec. 1 and 2 at Pershing Auditorium in Lincoln will feature Bishop Gerald H. Kennedy and Dr. C. A. Coulson. District representatives include Harris of Gering, Wilds of Scottsbluff, Long of Scottsbluff, Kepler of Big Springs, Stayton of Sidney, Casteel of Morrill, Richardson of Hay Springs, Wheat of Scottsbluff, Gabel of Gordon, Fraser of Gering, Lewis of Hemingford, Bliss of Alliance, Trucano of Rushville, Wigert of Mitchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Harris
Gering
Rueben Wilds
Scottsbluff
WSCS
Norton Long
Together Magazine
Glen Kepler
Big Springs
John E. Stayton
Sidney
Roger Casteel
Morrill
Ivan D. Richardson
Hay Springs
Plainview Extension Club Votes to Stay in Office
The Plainview Extension Club met September 13 at Mrs. James Deaver’s home with seven members. They elected to retain current officers for another year: President Stewart Brown, Vice President Burgett Peetz, Secretary Russell George, and Treasurer Conrad Messing. A five dollar fair board check and a red ribbon were received for the County Fair booth. Members also joined the year book committee. Next meeting is October 11 at Mrs. Robert Lafler’s home with Don Deaver giving the lesson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainview Extension Club
James Deaver
Russell George
Leon Lafler
Stewart Brown
Burgett Peetz
Conrad Messing
Frank Morey
Messing
Peetz
George
Brown
Robert Lafler
Don Deaver
Wyoming fraternities reveal pledge lists
University of Wyoming pledges announced. John Peetz of Sidney pledges Sigma Nu. Richard L. Birdsell and Dean E. Haines of Kimball pledge Kappa Sigma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Wyoming
John Peetz
Sidney
Sigma Nu
Richard L. Birdsell
Dean E. Haines
Kimball
Kappa Sigma
Train Changes Announced By UP Rail Road
Union Pacific announced several passenger service changes to take effect Sunday Sept 24 Routing of the City of Portland will run via Cheyenne rather than Denver from North Platte Nebraska to Denver with connection coaches and sleeping cars. City of St Louis will operate Denver to Cheyenne instead of via Laramie Trains 27 and 28 will be consolidated with the City of Portland and morning and evening Denver Cheyenne service will use the Portland Rose schedule and the new City of St Louis routing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Union Pacific Railroad
Portland
Cheyenne
Denver
North Platte
Neb
St. Louis
Kansas City
Laramie
R. B. Johnson
Sidney Public School Menu For A Week
Sidney Public Schools menu for Tuesday through Monday lists Spanish rice with green beans and cantaloupe on Tuesday, beef with mushrooms sauce on Wednesday, chili on Thursday, baked macaroni and cheese on Friday, and spaghetti with meat sauce on Monday. Each meal includes bread or rolls, fruit or dessert optional, and 1/2 pint milk. menu subject to change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Public Schools
BPW District Meeting Slated For Chappell
Reports on summer activities were given at the Sidney BPW Club meeting. The district VI BPW meeting will be in Chappell on Sunday Oct. 15 with special honors for state president Ramona Freeman of Chappell. Esther Heath named World Affairs chair. Leora Westfall Recognition chair. Edna Dedrick Foundation chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Business and Professional Woman’s Club
Fort Sidney Motor Hotel
BPW
Hospital Bazaar
Charles Ham
Esther Heath
Gus Widstrand
Leora Westfall
Edna Dedrick
Chappell
Ramona Freeman
Ogallala Dance Event Features Dean Wiemers Caller
Ogallala hosts a special square dance Friday Sept 22 8 pm sponsored by Boothill Swingers with Dean Wiemers of Lincoln as guest caller. First appearance in the region draws dancers from across the area admission is 1.00. spectators admitted free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogallala
American Legion Hall
Dean Wiemers
Lincoln
Boothill Swingers Club
State Square and Round Dance Association
High Street Steppers of
Wiemers
Boothill Swingers
Golf Awards Event Planned
All members of the Sidney Ladies Golf Association are urged to attend the Awards Breakfast at 9 a.m. Wednesday in the dining room of the Fort Sidney Motor Hotel. A brief business meeting will elect new officers and prizes will be awarded for honors earned during the summer months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Golf Association
Fort Sidney Motor Hotel
The
Sidney Ladies Golf Association
Reappointment to Nebraska Oil and Gas Board
Gov Norbert Tiemann reappointed Ray Smith of Chappell to a four year term on the Nebraska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission. Smith was among the original board members named when the agency formed in 1955.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Smith
Chappell
Nebraska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission
Norbert Tiemann
Mr. Smith
Farmers Advised: Youth Work Regulated Under FLSA
The U S Labor Department warns farm employers that youths under sixteen may work only outside school hours under the Fair Labor Standards Act. Floyd L. Wilson in Omaha stresses education for future success and protecting migrant and local children, urging public cooperation to keep kids in school. Drive carefully.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Department of Labor
Floyd L. Wilson
Department
Omaha
Potter Days parade celebrates Centennial despite drizzle
A rainy Potter Days Centennial parade drew hundreds along the route as floats bands and teams competed. Top honors went to the Potter Firemen's Auxiliary with a centennial cake entry second to St Pauls Lutheran Church and third to Potter Methodist Church. antique and kids divisions crowned winners and outside floats joined the pageant amid a daytime schedule of barbecue drawing and a dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter Firemen’s Auxiliary
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Potter Methodist Church
American Legion Auxiliary
Ervin Fisher
Charles Carlson
Potter Firemen
Carl Schmidt
Potter Boy Scouts
Coronary Care Clinic Slated at Scottsbluff Club
A one day conference titled Nursing the Acutely Ill Coronary Patient will be held October 19 at Scottsbluff Country Club. Open to all registered nurses and licensed practical nurses in the area seeking to update skills in coronary care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottsbluff
Scottsbluff Country Club
Osteopathic Session Opens in Lincoln with National Speaker
Lincoln hosts a three day state osteopathic convention with Dr Roy Ss Young of Harbor Beach Michigan as ban quet speaker and Dr C Eugene Brown from Nebraska City among Iowas Nebraska physicians presenting studies. Nebraska counts 50 osteopaths 30 in active practice. A 1967 bill extending medical practice rights to osteopaths was defeated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln - Nebraska Osteopaths
Lincoln
Roy Ss. Young
Harbor Beach
Mich
American Osteopathic Association
Colege of Osteopathic Medicine and Surgery
Des Moines
Nebraska
C. Eugene Brown
Nebraska City
Nebraska Association of Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons
Hai
George Taylor Sidney
AME Expo Set for October 4 5 in Sterling Colorado
The second Automation Mechanization and Electrification Farm and Home Exposition will take place October 4 and 5 at the Logan County Fair Grounds Sterling Colo The Colorado Farm Power Council sponsors the event predicting a broader scope than last year with many displays featuring home electrical appliances Attendance is expected to exceed 5000 and clowns will hand out balloons to visiting children Inventions to improve rural living and working conditions are invited to contact Robert Stahl of Public Service Company Sterling Boyce Wenner of Highline Electric Holyoke Colo or Gene Bishop of V-W Electric Akron Colo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan County Fair Grounds
Sterling
Colo
Colorado Farm Power Council
Robert Stahl
Public Service Company
Boyce Wenner
Highline Electric
Holyoke
Gene Bishop
V-W Electric
Akron
Nebraska NFO Meeting Set for Saturday in Grand Island
The Nebraska NFO calls a meeting at Lidere Kranz Hall in Grand Island next Saturday Sept 23 starting at nine. National directors will be nominated in the afternoon session. Ken Stefferson a national director of the National Farmers Organization from South Dakota will be the main speaker. All farmers and their wives are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska Nfo
Grand Island
Lidere Kranz Hall
Ken Stefferson
National Farmers Organization
South Dakota
Circuit Rider Wins Third at Potter Days Parade
THE CIRCUIT RIDER float from the Methodist Church captured third prize in the Potter Days parade. The event was halted midway by a drizzling rain, allowing floats to pass the reviewing stand only once instead of the usual two trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
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ESA
VFW
Legion Club
Ladies City Bowling Association
Dude’s Steak House
Division 4
St. Patrick’s Altar Society
American Legion and Auxiliary District IV
Assembly of God Church
Midland
Plainview Club
Sidney Public School
Menu
Golf
Potter
Tricky Weatheatherman
R. D. Brauer
Bob Aue
Jerry Schuessler
Munity
Kimball Community
Pioneer Press of
Dalton and Gurley
I. A. Caldwell
Sunol
Kenwood Anderson
Neal Craig
Dr. Taylor
NFO
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