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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1959

Page

5

Around The Town Updates from Sidney Nebraska Social News

Pere org te Esc te ac st Phone Your News Items To 2429. Mr and Mrs Frank Baker left Thursday evening for Ogden Utah where Mr Baker's brother Co E Baker 71 died that morning. Funeral service will be held Saturday at Cranston Wyoming. Mrs Jack Pollock returned Tuesday from Lincoln where she spent the weekend visiting her parents. John April left Thursday for Oakland California to join his family and work with an accounting firm. Mrs Al Rosenlieb Frankie and Debra Lynn of McFadden Wyoming arrived Monday to be with the former's mother Mrs Frank Bean who underwent surgery at Memorial Hospital. Alfred Strandberg and the Strandberg family returned from a vacation trip through the Ozarks to Chattanooga Tennessee. Sidney attorneys attended Nebraska Probate Practice at the University of Nebraska. Mr and Mrs Howard Puttman of Hamburg Iowa were guests at the Frank Boyle home. Doug Harlan spent the weekend with his parents. Bonnie Brown has pledged Kappa Delta at the University of Wyoming. The Browns attended funeral services for Millard Maddox in Chadron. Miss Diane Matthew of Berkeley California visiting the Smiths. They plan to attend the Colorado Baylor game in Boulder. Michael Mornich named cast member for What Every Woman Knows at Midland College Fremont with Parent's Day dates. Tuesday guests at Paul Ritz home were Mr and Mrs A L Dallman en route to St Paul Nebraska from Wyoming.

Frank Baker Ogden Utah Glenn “Buck John April Oakland Calif Memorial Hospital Ozarks Chattanooga Tenn Sidney Institute On Nebraska University of Nebraska P. J. Heaton Gerald Matzke Frank Mattoon J. H. McNish Howard Puttman Hamburg Iowa Frank Boyle Ronald University Sigma Nu Frdwernity Wesley Brown Chad Ron Millard Maddox Richard Smith Smiths Boulder Matthew Denver Michael Mornich James M. Barrie Midland Players Midland College Fremont Midland Paul Ritz A. L. Dallman Mrs. Ritz Dnroute St. Paul Neb Wyoming

Rebekah Kensington Meeting Honors and Canasta Winners

Twenty members attended the Wednesday afternoon Rebekah Kensington meeting led by Mrs. Belle Mann. Mrs. Amy Bales won high honors in canasta, with Mrs. Frieda Widstrand second. Hostesses included Mrs. Rex Olsen Mrs Ray Averillé and Mrs Ed Lipke. The group planned for the October 14 meeting and featured a reading of Mysteries of the Roller by Mrs. Frank Klentz.

Rebekah Kensington Belle Mann Roller Frank Klentz Rex Olsen Ray Averillé Ed Lipke Canasta Ware Amy Bales Frieda Widstrand Doyle Foland Ows Charlie Simpson Melvin Hiett Wey W. Schulz

Square Dancer Club Plans Special Event at Ft Sidney Hotel

The Silver Belles and Beaux Square Dance Club planned a Sept 30 event in the Ft Sidney Hotel banquet room after a Wednesday city auditorium meeting. Guest caller Bill Grover of Canon City Colo joined fine squares with guests including Mrs Herbert Statler Miss Joan Simpson Roy Grimes of Sidney and other locals. Social hour hosts were Mr and Mrs J D Watson and Mr and Mrs Wes Jensen.

Ft. Sidney Silver Belles Beaux Square City Auditorium Bill Grover Canon City Colo Herbert Statler Joan Simpson Roy Grimes Sidney W. F. Hutchinson Pits Norbert Alber Bridgeport Charles Kizzire Bayard Ross Barker Mir J D Watson Wes Jensen

Conventionette Set Tonight At Local Assembly Of God

The Sidney Assembly of God Church hosts a sectional Sunday School Conventionette led by Rev. Lloyd Shoemaker from Percia Indiana. Loretta Lebasack and Bonnibel Roll oversee the Nebraska District Council event with three workshops at 6 45 p m and a 7 45 p m rally featuring Pastors Parade a skit and Shoemaker’s message.

Sidney Assembly of God Church Lloyd Shoemaker Percia Nebraska Loretta Lebasack Bonnibel Roll Miss Lebsack Miss Roll The Assemblies of God Shoemaker

Engagement of Sandra Marty to Leland Finley announced

Mr and Mrs O M Marty announce the engagement of their daughter Sandra to Leland Finley son of Mr and Mrs L H Finley of Peetz No date for the wedding has been set Sandra is a Sidney High School senior Finley is a Peetz High School graduate employed at the Co op Elevator in Peetz

District Convention Set Here Next Year

Two Sidney First Christian Church members were elected District 8 officers at the Scottsbluff convention. Robert Lauters became president and Mrs. Clarence Dorman secretary-treasurer for the coming year, which includes the 1960 convention in Sidney. David Dorman spoke of a mission trip to Jamaica, Haiti and Puerto Rico. Attendees numbered 117, with 15 from Sidney and the rest from nearby towns and Cody Wyoming.

Sidney First Christian Church Convention of Christian Churches Scottsbluff Robert Lauters Clarence Dorman David Dorman Jamaica Haiti Puerto Rico Alliance Gering, Kimpall Bushnell and Cody Wyo

Sorority Card Party Draws Nine Members and Three Guests

Gamma Tau chapter of Eps'ton Sigma Alpha sorority held a card party at Mrs. Glenn Reed's home with co host David Rolling. Nine members and three guests attended. Lumir Musil won high in pinochle and Paul Ritz won high in bridge. Guests received prizes, fall flowers decorated the rooms, and Bouquets rested on refreshment tables. Mrs. Don Born will host the Oct 8 meeting with Mrs. Arlene Ferrill as co host.

Don Born Arlene Ferrill

Sub Deb Club Dance Plans After Sid ney Alliance Game

Sub Deb Club members and new sponsor Mrs E Thomas C Jones attended the third meeting at Patty Thorpe’s home. They planned a dance Friday Sept 25 at the Junior High auditorium after the Sidney Alliance football game. Admission 25 cents per person or 35 cents for couples. Sherry Beck hosts Oct 7 meeting.

Sub Deb Club E. Thomas C. Jones Patty Thorpe Sidney Alliance Sherry Beck

50th Anniversary Open House for Rev and Mrs Brittain

The 50th wedding anniversary of Rev. and Mrs. C. E. Brittain will be celebrated with an open house Sunday 2 to 5 p.m. in the First Methodist Church social hall. They married Sept 30, 1909, in Tecumseh Nebraska.

C. E. Brittain First Methodist Church Brittain Roseburg Ore Tecumseh Neb

Local Presbyterian Presbyt erial Workshop in Sydney

The Box Butte Presbyterial hosts its annual fall workshop in Sydney with Light Memorial Church ladies as hostesses. About 100 women from 14 western Nebraska churches attend an all day meeting led by Mrs. Alice Edwards from Kansas City area. Mrs. A. L. Hadwiger of Scottsbluff presides over morning and afternoon sessions at the Presbyterian Church. Registration starts 9 am, luncheon 12:30 pm at Ft. Sidney Hotel banquet room. Reservations to Mrs. Clarence Castner by noon Saturday.

Box Butte Sydney Ladies of Light Memorial Presbyterian Church Nebraska Alice Edwards Kansas City A. L. Hadwiger Scottsbluff Presbyterian Church Ft. Sidney Clarence Castner

Allard Killgore Rites Held Sept 3 in California

Mr and Mrs Clifford E Killgore Jr recently wed and reside in Fort Collins. The bride Beth Allard is Loveland High School 1959 graduate and Larimer County Fair queen. Groom son of Clifford Killgore of Fort Collins and works for John Brown Construction Co of Denver. Ceremony conducted by Rev Donald H Baldwin at First Methodist Church San Rafael California. Attendants were Glenna Killgore and Cecil Killgore.

Clifford E. Killgore Jr Fort Collins Killgore Beth Allard Martin Allard Clifford Killgore San Rafael Calif Donald H. Baldwin First Methodist Church Glenna Killgore Cecil Killgore Loveland High School Larimer County John Brown Construction Company Denver

Annual KC Breakfast To Be Served By CDA

Plans for serving the Knights of Columbus father-son breakfast Oct. 11 were made at a Catholic Daughters of America meeting in St. Patrick's Auditorium. Mrs. Allen Karnik presided and co chairs were named for the event.

Knights of Columbus Catholic Daughters of America Allen Karnik St. Patrick’s Auditorium Joe Haugan G. J. Giery

Mariner's Club Installs Officers for New Year

Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Matzke were installed as skippers of the Presbyterian Mariner's Club. New officers included Mr. and Mrs Gene Albee first mates, Mr. and Mrs Claude Wuthier log keepers, Mr. and Mrs William Fankhauser pursers, Rev. and Mrs Carl L Nelson chaplains, and Mr. and Mrs Pat Echternach chief lockouts. Plans were made to entertain the Dalton club at a pot luck supper and program Oct 18. seventeen couples attended the meeting and supper.

Gerald/ Matzke Presbyterian Mariner's Club Mel Adams Gene Albee Claude Wuthier William Fankhauser Carl L Nelson Pat Echternach Dalton Club

Bridal Shower Set Sunday At Potter

Mrs. Steve Rietz of Potter will be guest of honor at a bridal shower Sunday afternoon in the Potter Youth Center. The former Miss Billa Jensen, she invites all Potter ladies to attend, beginning at 2 o clock.

Steve Rietz Potter Potter Youth Center Rietz Billa Jensen

Six Guests Attend Alpha Iota Rush Party

Six guests attended the Alpha Iota rush party hosted by Epsilon Sigma Alpha at Mrs. Keith Kaylor’s home. The attendees included Mrs. Ron Krueger Mrs. Darryl Conger Mrs. Esther Puffer Mrs. Jack LaDuke Mrs. Jim Rhodes and Mrs. David Clinger. Cards were played with bridge won by Mrs. L. Swanson and pinochle by Mrs. William Triplett. Guest prize went to Mrs. Puffer. Miss June Ray to host the October meeting.

Alpha Iota Chapter Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority Keith Kaylor Ron Krueger Darryl Conger Esther Puffer Jack LaDuke Jim rLodes David Clinger Bridge L. Swanson William Triplett Puffer June Ray

Mrs Keller Honored At Farewell Coffee

A farewell coffee at Mrs Harold Spiker’s home honored medical stenographer Mrs Keith Keller of Memorial Hospital who departs with her husband after his 13 months overseas duty in the South Pacific. They will be stationed in Texas. Ten guests attended and Mrs Hilbert Borcher co hosted. Keller received a gift.

Harold Spiker Keith Keller Memorial Hospital South Pacific U S. Army Texas Hilbert Borcher Keller

Mrs Warren Wieckhorst Honored At Home Coffee

Mrs Leonard Rieken hosted a small coffee gathering honoring Mrs Warren Wieckhorst who has just returned from a three year tour of duty in Japan with her husband and family. The honoree received a gift from attendees including Mrs Ed Brauer Mrs Dennis Jurgens Mrs Gerald Hyde Mrs Finold Tremain Mrs John Treinen and Mrs Raymond Franzen An address on Japan by Vis Wieckhorst noted she will soon join her husband stationed in Boston.

Leonard Rieken Warren Wieckhorst Japan Ed Brauer Dennis Jurgens Gerald Hyde Fin Old Tremain John N Treinen Raymond Franzen Vis Wickhorst Jon Boston

Cast Chosen For Panhandle Players Newest Production

Panhandle Players announce cast for My Three Angels directed by Jo Ann Harbison. Selected from 25 tryouts: Felix Ducotel Joe Mills Marie Louise Duéotel Barbara Hyde Lucille Dorwart Jack Pollock Ed Mitchell Jerry Thalken W T Miller Chuck Rapp Dick Yonekura Ilynn Netsen appointed book holder Sets by Jim Cantrell. rehearsal meeting Sunday at 2 p.m. in Harbison home.

Panhandle Players My Three Angels Jo’ Ann Harbison Felix Ducctel Joe Mills Dalton Emilis Ducoel Mattie Bryn Marie Louise Duéotel Barbara Hyde Madame Parole Lucille Dorwart Joseph Jack Pollock Jules Ed Mitchell Alfred Jerry Thalken Andre Trochard France W. T. Miller Paul, Newphew Chuck Rapp Dick Yonekura Ilynn NetSén Jim Cantrell Harbison

Luther League to Mark Youth Sunday at Holy Trinity

Officers and members of Holy Trinity Lutheran Church Luther League will observe Youth Sunday during the 10:15 a m worship service. Rev Henry Monnich will lead the service with Harlan Pals as president Kent Miller as vice president Carol Landmesser as secretary and Dianne Puffer as treasurer.

Iofficers Holy Trinity Luther League Henry Monnich Holy Trinity Lutheran Church League Harlan Pals Kent Miller Carol Landmesser Dianne Puffer

Farewell Party for Mrs Beard by Memorial Hospital Nurses

Memorial Hospital west wing nurses hosted a Wednesday afternoon farewell for Mrs William Beard who will move to Phoenix. Held at Mrs Roy Thomas home with co hostess Mrs J M James. More than 30 women attended and presented a gift. Social time and refreshments followed.

Mrs Bales Hosts Morning Coffee Social

Mrs Amy Bales entertained guests at a Wednesday morning coffee at her home. Guests included Mrs A R Tremain and her daughter Mrs Warren Wiekhorst, Mrs Frank Rauner and her daughter, and Mrs Harold Tremain. Mrs Wiekhorst and two children depart for Boston by air to join Mr Wickhorst after visiting relatives here and in Potter following a Tokyo Army posting.

Amy Bales A. R Tremain Warren Wiekhorst Frank Rauner Harold Tremain Wiekhorst Boston Wickhorst Potter Tokyo U. S Army

Save Time but Give As Much As Before To Six Charities

A call urges continued generosity to the United Fund six charities. Donors are asked to maintain support at prior levels to ensure robust funding across public health education and community services.

United Fund

Ray Davis Named County ASC Chairman at Annual Convention

Raymond L. Davis of Dix Thursday was named chairman of the County ASC committee at the annual convention and election of county officers. Thirteen of the 15 ASC community committees were represented at the convention. Davis succeeds James C. Johnson of Potter as chairman, Johnson was elected vice president, and Earl H. Gell of Colton named third member. Alternates are John Mayer of Pleasant View and Elwood Lostroh of Sidney.

Raymond L. Davis Dix ASC Davis James C. Johnson Potter Johnson Earl H. Gell Colton John Mayer Pleasant View Elwood Lostroh Sidney

Admitted Names Kept Across Sidney and Surrounding Areas

Admitted individuals include Debra Kershaw Mrs Howard Peetz Mrs Corwin Truitt Joy Knackstedt Mrs Clarence Hare Mike Jensen Mrs Paul Biggs Sendal Henkle Mrs James Lanks Rev S V Morgan James B Lyon Vera Hoppes Steven Henkle Mrs Alfred Peterson Mrs Gordon Tobin and daughter Mrs Valentino Ybarra Walter Kragel Olive Dorwart Mrs Joseph Boen Mrs Frank Bean Baby boy Allison Sally Moore John Stmka Mrs Melvin Meester Mrs Willard Wills Dix Mrs Robert Steele and son.

Sidney Debra Kershaw Howard Peetz Corwin Truitt Joy Knackstedt Clarence Hare Mike Jensen Paul Biggs Sendal Henkle James Lanks Lodgepole Rev S. V. Morgan Palo Alto Calif James B. Lyon Vera Hoppes Steven Henkle Alfred Peterson Gordon Tobin Valentino Ybarra Walter Kragel Olive Dorwart Joseph Boen Frank Bean Allison Lorenzo Sally Moore Sunol John Stmka Potter Melvin Meester Willard Wills Dix Robert Steele

Parra Baby Girl Born at Memorial Hospital

Mr and Mrs Pedro Parra announce the birth of a daughter at 8 18 a m on Tuesday Sept 22 at Memorial Hospital. The infant weighs five pounds 13 14 ounces with siblings Rachael Marie Josey Pete and Rosie Elizabeth and grandparents Mr and Mrs Jonun Aguiniga of Sedgwick Cole and Mr and Mrs Epifanio Parra of Mexico.

Parra Pedro Parra Memorial Hospital Rachael Marie Josey Pete Rosie Elizabeth Jonun Aguiniga Sedgwick, Cole Epifanio Parra Mexico

Joie Bridge Club Hosts Mrs George Taylor Guests

Mrs George Taylor hosted Joie Bridge Club gatherings last night with guest Mrs M C Sherrerd. Honors went to Mrs Neal Atkins Mrs J R Gilliland and Mrs Elmer Ladine. Mrs Sherrerd received a guest prize. Next host is Mrs Atkins on Oct 8. Minneapolis lists 152 landscaped parks.

Joie George Taylor Joie Bridge Club M. C. Sherrerd Neal Atkins J R. Gilliland Elmer Ladine Sherrerd Atkins

Mrs Jaycées Plan Hallowe'en Social

Mrs. Jaycees discussed a Halloween party replacing October meeting with husband guests. Ed Haupt named chair. committee includes Middaugh Robbins Bobo Bauer. Meeting in city auditorium basement had 13 members and one flew. baby clothing sent to Omaha Children's Hospital. November meeting set for Nov 11 to start a membership drive. reading by E. M. Gates announced by Roy Bobo.

Jaycees Ed Haupt Ted Middaugh Jerry Robbins Roy Bobo Richard Bauer William Wehmiller City Auditorium Henry Meysenburg Omaha Children’s Hospital E. M. Gates Stan Belieu

Two Sidneyites Are Hastings Band Men

Hastings College announces a 1959-60 marching band of 59 musicians five twirling majorettes and a drum major. The group will play at home football games and likely travel to at least one road game. Members will host high school bandsmen during the Melody Roundup on October 10. Drum major is Judie Bauer from Minden. Members include Jerry Wolf and Jerry Felt of Sidney Gary Vance of Chappell Don Childs of Gering and Dick Householder of Alliance.

Hastings Hastings College James King King Bronco Judie Bauer Minden Jerry Wolf Jerry Felt Sidney Gary Vance Chappell Don Childs Gering Dick Householder Alliance

September Club Events Schedule

A local calendar lists multiple group meetings from Sept 25 to Sept 30. Events include St Gerard Study Group at Mrs Art Lenzen's home, St Patrick's Altar Society bake sale at Preble Jack and Jill, Panhandle 3mm Club gathering, BPO Does covered dish dinner and initiation, Toastmasters B P W Alpha Nu Beta Sigma Phi, Lorenzo PTA, Newcomers Club in Episcopal Parish Hall with initiation ceremonies, CED Medical Assn and Auxiliary, Lodge Pole Valley Saddle Club, Kiwanis at country club, pot luck dinner for Moacans pena wives and Eastern Stars and husbands at Masonic dining room.

St. Gerard Art Lenzen St. Patrick's Altar Society Preble Jack Jill Panhandle B.P.O Alpha Nu Beta Sigma Phi Lorenzo P.T.A Newcomers Club Episcopal Parish Hall C.E.D. Medical Assn Pole Valley Saddle Club Kiwanis Club Country Club Moacans Pena Masonic Dining Room

Cub Scouts Den 1 meets after school

Six boys attended a Thursday meeting then visited Dr Edward’s animal hospital and viewed chinchillas at Claude Wuthier’s, reported by Tommy Welch.

Den Dr. Edward's Animal Hospital Claude Wuthier Tommy Welch

Nutrients in Potatoes

Potatoes offer substantial food value at low cost providing calories iron and thiamine all year. In certain seasons they also supply vitamin C.

Better Crusts and Bible Translation Milestones

A note on baking with a low oven rack to brown bottom crusts and prevent sogginess. Also mentions Martin Luther's German translation of the Bible published in 1534.

Martin Luther

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Pere Rebekah 'Kensington Assembly of God Sandra Marty Schou Portrait Studio Clarence E. Brittain Duis CDA Altar Society Tom Lenzen Francis Egging Dr. Garcia Giery Delores Williams M. L. Merritt William Gray Art Cunningham Mariner's Club Alpha Iota Rush Mrs. Keller Luther League Mrs. Bales Ray Davis Minneapolis Chadron State College Jerry Ongebrecht Buffalo Gap S. D Pat L. Brown Martyn Dolson Broadwater Virginia Matthesen Chadron Mary Petersen Sh Wall Memorial Hall CSTC Mrs. Jaycées Hallowe'en Social Sidneyites Cub Scouts Enaissance Zelinka-Matlick Gamous
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