Around the Town notes family visits and travels
Hal Craig teaches health and science in Grandview Kansas while many locals host relatives and friends visiting from El Paso Denver Falls City and Nora among others. Weekend guests include Del Wegand and Floyd Sheets and relatives of the Sheets families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Craig
Grandview
Kans
Kansas City
Carl Wiess
el Paso
Tex
Charles Semerad
Gurley
Weiss
Semerad
Carl J. Schmidt
del Wegand
Sidney
Julesburg
Colo
Charles Sheets
Laramie
Wyo
Howard Sheets
Floyd Sheets
Potter
Mary Thiltges
Falls City
John Thiltges
Miss Thiltges
Willard Bruns
Herman Schubarth
F. G. Harrington
Memphis
Chattanooga
Tennessee
R. D. Harrington
Washington, D. C
New York
L. C
Harry Wingerson
Sterling
A. M. Leafdale
Frank Mattoon
Lincoln
Marie V. Mutchmore
Carl Crouse
Crouse
Sidney High School
Aberdeen Proving Grounds
R. W. Roberts
Wm. Perrotti
Denver
George Meehan
Herlong
Calif
Meehan
Sierra Ordnance Depot
Annual Presbyterian Dinner At Light Memorial Church
The Light Memorial Presbyterian Church annual congregational dinner will be held Thursday at 6 pm in the church parlors. Attendees are asked to bring a covered dish and table service along with sandwiches for their families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Light Memorial Presbyterian Church
Re-Deal Club Luncheon and Bridge Meeting
The Re-Deal Club met for luncheon at the Town House on Friday and then played bridge at Mrs. J. R. Miller's home. Guests included Mrs. Jack Knicely Mrs. Tom Jones and Mrs. Pearl West. Knicely won the guest prize while Mrs. Mark Howard took first for members and Mrs. Louis Neuman second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Miller
Jack Knicely
Tom Jones
Pearl West
Knicely
Mark Howard
Louis Neuman
Newcomers Bridge Meets With Mrs Borcher Thursday
A Newcomers Bridge group met Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. Henrietta Borcher. After a delicious lunch served by the hostess the players enjoyed an evening of cards. Present were Mrs. Borcher Mrs. Lowell Swanson Mrs. George Fischer Mrs. Emmett Fogarty Mrs. John Engel and Miss Pat Peck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta Borcher
Borcher
Lowell Swanson
George Fischer
Emmett Fogarty
John Engel
Pat Peck
Newlyweds Honored By Friends Tuesday
Mr and Mrs Arthur P Len zen who wed recently returned from Chicago Niagara Falls Toronto and Quebec were surprised Tuesday evening by 40 relatives and friends at their new farm home for a combined charivari and house warming. Refreshments were served by the self invited guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur P. Lenzen
Chicago
Niagara Falls
Toronto
Quebec
Canada
Extension Board To Hear Agent Reports
Reports for August and September activities were presented at the Cheyenne County Board meeting Saturday by County Agents Ivan Liljegren and Dora Hueftle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Extension Board
Cheyenne County Board
Ivan Liljegren
Dora Hueftle
Three Guests Attend Wednesday Bridge Club Meeting
Three guests attended the Wednesday Bridge Club gathering at Mrs. J. R. Miller's home. Guests were Mrs. Jesse King Mrs. A. E. Atkins and Mrs. Pearl West. Mrs. King received the guest prize for high score, while Mrs. C. G. Liebken won the members high and Mrs. Raymond Maley was second. The next meeting is scheduled for October 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wednesday Bridge Club
J. R. Miller
Jesse King
A. E. Atkins
Pearl West
King
C. G. Liebken
Raymond Maley
St Marys Altar Guild Plans Rummage Sale at City Auditorium
St Marys Altar Guild of Christ Episcopal Church met at Mrs Charles Willeys home. Directress Mrs George Higgins opened the meeting and plans were made for a rummage sale set for Saturday Nov 7 at the City Auditorium with Mrs C Fred Parks as chairwoman. Delegates discussed the United Thank Offering and sacristy furnishings for the new parish house. Hostess served dessert luncheon and the next meeting is Oct 14 at Mrs Wayne Lochs home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Altar Guild
Christ Episcopal Church
Charles Willey
George Higgins
City Auditorium
C. Fred Parks
Willey
Altar Guild
Wayne Loch
Gibsons Entertain Saturday In Honor Of Weekend Guests
Forty five guests from Kimball and Sidney attended a cocktail party at the Joe A Gibson home Saturday evening. Dinner and dancing followed at the Country Club with guests of honor Mrs Bess Jones Mrs Harry Wilson Mrs Vernon Hubbard of Denver and Mrs Clinton Alston of Kansas City. Centerpieces featured gladioli carnations and flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimball
Sidney
Joe A. Gibson
Country Club
Bess Jones
Harry Wilson
Vernon Hubbard
Denver
Clinton Alston
Kansas City
Gibson
N. S. Club Dessert Luncheon Meeting Report
The N. S. Club met Friday at Mrs. Lloyd Johnson’s home for a dessert luncheon with autumn flowers. Mrs. Johnson led the business meeting and Mrs. Keith Spiker supervised the program. Bridge scores: high to Mrs. Walter Johnson, low to Mrs. John Schou. Next meeting set for Oct. 23 at Mrs. Walter Johnson’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. S. Club
Lloyd Johnson
Johnson
Keith Spiker
Walter Johnson
John Schou
Methodist Keystone Group Opens Fall Meeting at Parlor
The Keystone Fellowship of the First Methodist Church met Thursday evening for its first fall gathering. Ervin Phelps chaired a brief business session before committees led devotions on the grace of gratitude using Psalms 100:4-5. Mrs. Lobb spoke, Mrs. Spearow played piano, and Mr. Phelps shared scenic England and other travel photos. Refreshments followed with two birthday cakes for Mrs. Ells and Mr. Spiker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keystone Fellowship
First Methodist Church
Ervin Phelps
Harold Spiker
J. O. Lobb
Phelps
Paul Spearow
Mr. Phelps
England
Frank Bowman
Germany
Iowa
Indiana
New York
Bowman
David Ells
Mr. Spiker
Beta Alpha Chapter Rush Party At Home
Beta Alpha chapter of Beta Sigma Phi hosted a five guest rush party Thursday at Mrs. Al Sittner’s home. Attendees included Mrs. James Thayer Mrs. Charles Willey Mrs. Bill Case Mrs. Tom Jones and Mrs. Claude Wuthier. The program featured songs like September Song Tea For Two and Blue Moon performed by various members with Mrs Rignard Weymouth singing September In The Rain and accompanying with seven tunes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Alpha Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
al Sittner
James &. Thayer
Charles Willey
Bill Case
Tom Jones
Claude Wuthier
Charles Lafler
Lat
Carl Schmidt
Rignard Weymouth
Guests win score. high for members credited to Mrs Willey and Mrs Peetz
Mrs Willey led the guests with the winning score while Mrs John Peetz Jr topped the members in the event. The brief notes a social gathering where individual achievements are recorded without further context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Willey
John Peetz, Jr
Sewing Group Meets at Mrs ONeill Home
Mrs T H ONeill entertained the Ohio Women s Club afternoon sewing group at her home Friday afternoon with seven members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. H. O’neill
Ohio Women’s Club
Thompson and Henkle Families Welcome Newborns at Taylor Hospital
Multiple births announced from Taylor Hospital include Suzanne Thompson born Sept 22 to Mr and Mrs Lawrence Thompson of Lodgepole weighing six pounds 12 ounces. Carol Ann Henkle born Sept 22 to Mr and Mrs Ralph Henkle, four pounds 4 ounces. Debbie Lynn Divis born Sept 25 to Mr and Mrs Tom Divis weighing six pounds 6 ounces. Brodie Jacobson born Sept 25 to Mr and Mrs Brodie Jacobson weighing six pounds 13 ounces. William Rezac Jr born Sept 23 weighing nine pounds 14.5 ounces. grandparents listed as William Rezac Sr and Margaret Mathews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Ann
Ralph Henkle
Taylor Hospital
Henkles
Debbie Lynn Divis
Debbie Lynn
Tom Divis
Taylor
Abibbie
Patie
William
Afd
William D.’ Rezac, Jr
Rezacs
Judy
Janice
Birth Announcements at Taylor Hospital
The notice lists several newborns: Jim my Gallardo born Sept 28 at Taylor Hospital weighing 6 pounds 6.5 ounces to Jimmy Larez Gallardo and Mrs Frank Gallardo of SOD, with three siblings. Mark Stephen Flora born Sept 23 at Taylor Hospital weighing 7 pounds 12 ounces to Mr and Mrs John Flora of Gurley, with one other child. Mary Antonio Sanchez born Sept 23 at Taylor Hospital weighing 6 pounds 12 1/2 ounces to Mr and Mrs Andres Sanchez of SOD, who will live with her parents. Bonnie Jo Tucker born Sept 22 at Taylor Hospital weighing 7 pounds 5 1/4 ounces to Mr and Mrs Harry Tucker of Sundl, their fourth child. Linda Sue Heaton born Sept 21 at Sidney Hospital weighing 8 pounds 9 ounces to Mr and Mrs Pat Heaton Jr, with Bertha Jane Libsack as Mrs Heaton Jr before marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Larez Gallardo
Frank Gallardo
Jimmy
Taylor Hospital
Gallardos
Mark Stephen Flora
Mark
John Flora of
Gurley
Floras
Mary Antonio Sanchez
Mary Antonio
Andres Sanchez
Mary
Bonnie Jo
Harry Tucker
Sundl
Bonnie
Linda Sue Heaton
Linda
Pat Heaton Jr
Sidney Hospital
Heaton Jr
Bertha Jane Libsack
Hospitals Admitted and Discharged Monday Noon
A hospital notice lists admissions and discharges through Monday noon. Names include Mrs. James Myers of Sidney and Mrs. Eleanor Deaver, Linda Ras, and Ray Knapp. Dismissals mention Mrs. Tyemor Deaver and Mrs. Gordon Schuler, Pat Heaton Jr., and Linda Kay Busekist among others. Des Moines, Iowa residents appear in the roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
James Myers
Dixon
Rivades
Eleanor Deaver
Linda Ras
Busekist
Ray Knapp
Anti Sony
Rodrigues
Tyemor Deaver
Gordon’ Schuler
Admission up to Monday noon
Fragmentary note lists names Sidney Mrs Tom and Divis Mrs with a deadline of Monday noon for admission. Remaining text unclear but indicates a Sunday or Monday cutoff. No clear event, attendees, or context beyond a deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Tom
Divis
Local Births and Dismissals Reported in Brief Notices
Births announced for Bradley Jacobson and Tom Davis families include newborn girls born Sept 25. Dismissal notices list SOD entries for Bradley Jacobson Herman Blanke Sidney and Chappell units and multiple households with named caretakers and relatives.
Hastings College Head To Address Dinner in Scotts Bluff
Dr. Dale D. Welch, Hastings College president and former University of Dubuque and Alma College leader, will speak at the Hastings College Information Dinner tonight in Scottsbluff. Invitations have been extended to alumni and friends. tickets available from Glen G. Avery at 354.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale D. Welch
Hastings College
The
Presbyterian Church
Scottsbluff
Welch
University of Dubuque
Northwestern University
Chicago
Cornell University
Ithaca
New York
Coe College
Iowa
Alma College
Hopsings College
Glen G* Avery
Police Court Disturbance Case In Scottsbluff
James Dale, Cooley and Scottsbluff were cited in police court for a disturbance. Fined $11 in costs and required to post an $15 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Dale
Cooley
Scottsbluff
Disturbance and intoxication cases listed for two defendants
Jack Thompson of unknown origin faced charges of intoxication and resisting arrest with fines of $20 and costs and a $25 bond. Patrick Joseph McNally of Lubbock Texas was noted for disturbance with $11 and costs and a $15 bond set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Thompson
Patrick Joseph McNally
Lubbock
Tex
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Newcomers Bridge
St. Mary’s
Gibsons
Methodist Keystone Group
Seneservice
Rex’s Watch Shop
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Emily Griffith Opportunity School
Ver
Wisley
Suzanne Kay Thompson
Lawrence Thompson
Lodgepole
Suzanne
Thompsons
Carol Ann Henkle
Briane
Hose Jacobson
Brodiey Jacobson
Jacobsons
Daugh’r He
Taylor Hos
David William Rezac
Bonnie Jo Tucker
Bradley Jacobson
Herman Blanke
Murl Pearson
John Schmidtline
Hector Smith
Chappell
Carrol
William Rezac
LeRoy Case
Weert Frerichs
Gene Bennett
Judy Ann Runge
Sunol
Kenneth Darling
Brownson
Necch
Lock Woods
Mrs. Lloyd
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