St Patrick's ceremony unites Miss Hill and David Lenzen
Deborah Hill daughter of Mr and Mrs Mack Steen of Sidney married David Lenzen son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Lenzen of Sidney at St Patrick's Church. The double ring ceremony featured Rev Frank Hoelck with organist Jack Thorpe and soloist Bill Mann. The couple will honeymoon in the Black Hills and reside at 1140 North 8th Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deborah Hill
Mack Steen
Sidney
David Lenzen
Sterling, Colo
Thomas Lenzen
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Frank Hoelck
Jack Thorpe
Bill Mann
Carol Wegner
Brenda Vogler
Scottsbluff
Debbie Disbrow
Jeff
Black Hills
South Dakota
North 8Th St
WNTC Women Hold First Cheyenne Hall Meeting
The WNTC Women met Tuesday in Cheyenne Hall to view Bicentennial slides. They plan to meet in Sidney next month to boost attendance and will use Light Memorial Presbyterian Church education building for the program Women In The Community presented by Mrs Gerald Matzke. Mrs Anna Boucher volunteered to contact the radio, newspapers and hostesses and start a telephone chain for November meetings. Hostesses were Mrs Donna Danhom and Mrs Jean McConnell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WNTC
Cheyenne Hall
Sidney
The
Light
Memorial Presbyterian Church
Gerald Matzke
Anna Boucher
Daily Bulletin
Donna Danhom
Jean McConnell
Caption correction clarifies Mattoon's position
Readers are informed that Frank Mattoon was misidentified in a Wednesday photo. The article states Mattoon was the man on the left, not the right, and the caption has been corrected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Mattoon
Mattoon
Day Care Advisory Council Organized at Sidney Center
The Sidney Day Care Center forms an advisory committee at a Monday meeting to inform on center activities and offer program ideas. Betty Sellers elected president with Trudy Halle as secretary. The committee meets monthly on the fourth Wednesday and welcomes all Day Care parents to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Day Care Center
Betty Sellers
Trudy Halle
Robbie Johnson
Bar
Jean Rankin
Wilmer Brauer
Gene Goldtrap
Bill Plank
Suszi Sharp
Parents Advisory Council
Sidney BPW District VII Fall Conference Plans
The Sidney Business and Professional Woman's Club hosts the District VII Fall Conference at the Fort Sidney Hotel with registration at 8 30 am. Irene Wiley Chadron District Director will preside as state BPW officers attend. Local president Marcel McGee and members Mable Nielsen Marie Nichelson Jenney Garvey Leona Gemeinhardt Chris Ennis Jean Rankin Elva Ackerson host and register attendees. A separate note mentions a 1863 England scarlet fever epidemic that claimed 30000 lives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Sidney Business and Professional Woman's Club
District VII
Fort Sidney
BPW
Irene Wiley
Chadron
Open house honors Mrs Snyder on 90th birthday in Potter
Mrs Estella Snyder of Potter will be guest of honor at a no gift open house reception Tuesday 2 to 4 pm at Potter United Methodist Church fellowship hall celebrating her 90th birthday. Her children invite friends and relatives for attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estella Snyders
Potter
Potter United Methodist Church Fellowship Hall
Lucille Zuchichi
Gillette
Sarah Rhine
Sidney
Wilma Thomas
Lincoln
Dorothy Mintken
Riddle, Ore
William B. Snyder
Corvallis
Ore
Warren County
Iowa
Battle Creek
Nebr
Battle Creek High School
William R. Snyder
Meadow Grove
Cheyenne County
Gurley
Jean
Clever Circle Plans Community Events and Leadership
The Clever Circle Extension Club met at Mrs Ross Glassburn's home with President Glassburn leading. She presented the Bicentennial Book and discussed responsibilities for the October 6 achievement night at the 4-H building, kitchen duties, and a Christmas Workshops display. Past officers were reelected: Glassburn president, Rexroth vice president, Dumler secretary-treasurer. Mrs Rexroth gave a lesson on Fabric Flammability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clever Circle Extension Club
Ross Glassburn
Glassburn
Clever Circle
Alice Rexroth
Henry Dumler
Robert Rexroth
Kensington hosts Eastern Star meeting and canasta session
The Kensington chapter hosted a Tuesday luncheon at the Fort Sidney Hotel with a Dutch treat. Esther Els high and Maude Quelle second high led canasta while Clara Harrington and Erla Thompson acted as hostesses. Anastasia Bucher attended as guest. Donna Oliverius, vice president, conducted the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Els
Maude Quelle
Clara Harrington
Erla Thompson
Fort Sidney Hotel
Order of Eastern Star
Kensington
Anastasia Bucher
Donna Oliverius
Around The Town Highlights From Sidney Neb and Area
David Koehn Wooley from Boulder visited his grandparents in Sidney to see his hospitalized grandfather William Koehn at Memorial Hospital. Leon McConnell has enrolled at University of Nebraska Lincoln for sophomore year in Teachers College. Forty two bands will gather at Colorado State University for the 41st Annual Band Day with teams from Potter Lodgepole and Chappell. Seventeen women pledged Alpha Xi Delta at Chadron State College. Several local students named to Midland Lutheran College Choir for 1975-76 with Tim Brei and Duane Franzen among select sections. Family reunion for the McConnell clan in Lincoln included multiple siblings. Tim Brei also named to Midland Clef Dwellers group. Harry Noonan, Dalton area, a patient at Presbyterian Medical Center in Denver, requests cards and letters. Out-of-town relatives attended the Lenzen Hill wedding in Sidney. Lester McConnell family attended Leadership Training in Lincoln. Hershelyn Gwen Bartow of Sidney earned NJC President’s Honor Roll for summer quarter for high academic achievement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado State University
Fort Collins
Colo
Department of Music
Potter
Lodgepole
Chappell
Hershelyn Gwen Bartow
Sidney
Northeastern Junior College
NJC
Sidney Our Town presented to Lions
James tLodes guest speaker at the Sidney Lions Club noon meeting at the Chateau spoke on Sidney Our Town and local problems with possible solutions. Milt Nissen announced the next Zone II meeting at Chappell on Sept 22 at 6 30 pm. Robert Balfour reported strong Oktoberfest ticket sales and Martin Schissler of Denver was a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James tLodes
Lincoln National Insurance Co
Sidney Lions Club
Chateau
Sidney Our Town
Sidney
Milt Nissen
Lions Zone II
Chappell
Elmer Weber
al Bauer
Paul Adkinson
Rod Hinmann
Robert Balfour
Lions
Chey Ann's 4-H Club Wraps Up Year
The Chey Ann's 4-H Club held its final meeting of the year at Mrs Larry Langley's home. Members completed their record books and finished all tasks for the year. The group thanked the mothers who had entertained them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chey Ann's
Larry Langley
Women and Wives form WNTC student club leaders
In Cheyenne Hall on campus the WNTC Student Women and Wives held their first meeting. Dolores Ewing was elected president Belly Beatty vice president Sherry Derr secretary treasurer and John Hawse adviser. The club will register with Student Senate and draft a constitution. An October meeting will invite husbands to view The Story of eric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WNTC
Cheyenne Hall
Dolores Ewing
Belly Beatty
Sherry Derr
John Hawse
Eric
Gary Foster
Mrs Schmidt feted on 86th birthday in Lodgepole
Mrs Emma Schmidt of Lodgepole was guest of honor at a surprise birthday party hosted by her daughter Mrs Roy Bills. About twenty neighbors attended as Mrs Schmidt, widow of Charlie Schmidt, was celebrated for her 86th birthday. She has two children Verneta Bills and the late Lloyd Schmidt, five grandchildren and nine great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Schmidt
Lodgepole
Roy Bills
Schmidt
Charlie
Lisco
Verneta
Lloyd Schmidt
Hilltop Homemakers Elect Officers for 1976 Listing
Hilltop Homemakers met at Mrs Alan Bedient's home with Mrs John Hawse assisting. Officers chosen for 1976: president Mrs Charles Hay, vice president Mrs Alice Blair, secretary treasurer Mrs John Hawse, historian Mrs Earl Schultz. Longtime Extension members recognized: Blair 21 years, Humphrey 21, Schultz 31, Skelton 47.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilltop
Alan Bedient
John Hawse
Charles Hay
Alice Blair
Earl Schultz
Blanche Humphrey
Ethel Skelton
Teleprinter driven trucks eyed as field work aid
NewYork AP Work trucks with teleprinters eyed as time savers Electrical World reports Cab installed devices relay assignments or directions to trucks even if drivers are unavailable The Houston Lighting Power Co tests the system at Magnolia Park with six teleprinter equipped trucks A spokesman says expansion likely if proven useful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Electrical World Magazine
Lmmu Univawons Exchange
Houston Lighting & Power Co
Magnolia Park
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St. Patrick's
Miss Hill
Ladonna
Sherrie Sabol
Jeffrey Steen
Roy Jacox
Gary Hill
Kathy Young
Tim Portiener
Marcia
Kieselhorst the Bride
Sidney High School
the Groom
St Patrick's High School
Mrs
Sidney Bpw
Western Panhandle
Chadron, Scottsbluff, Gering, Kimball, Chappell and
Marcel
Sidney Club
England
Snyder
United Methodist Church
United Methodist Women
Ladies
Mrs. Snyder
David Koehn Wooley
Boulder
Cole
William Koehn
Memorial Hospital
Leon McConnell
U.S Air Force
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Teachers College
Alpha Xi Delta Sorority
Chadron State College
Barbara DePoorter
Leslie Young
Eaily
Midland Lutheran College Choir
Gene B Nelson
Duane Franzen
Raymond Franzen
Tim Brei
Harlan A. Brei
Lester McConnell
Leon
Roger
Lexington
AM-1
Wayne
Nellis Afb
Nev
Charlene
Midland College
Midland Clef Dwellers
Harry Noonan
Dalton
Presbyterian Medical Center
Denver
19Th Ave
Walt Stoval
Patrick Beyer
Greeley
Tom Lenzen
Wilma Lenzen
Faye Gomez
Omaha
Galen Thomason
Theresa Thomason
Michael P Thomason
Alamosa
Tamara Keifer
Mark Meyer
Sterling
American Legion and Auxiliary Leadership Training
Martin Schissler
Hawse
Nebr Telegraph
Victor Reker
Frances Craig
S.A. Foster Lumber CO
Dennis Hudson, Mer
Burlington
Mike Summers
Potter High School
Duis-Wright
Vincent A.arright
10Th Ave
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