Around The Town Homecoming and Guests Across Regions
A Hastings couple I L Davis and Mrs May McCord with Ed Stowe return home from visits while Mrs J W Johnson returns from South Dakota. Visitors include Mr and Mrs G F Blackburn from Long Beach and friends of many years. Others plan trips to Denver Topeka and Scottsbluff for events and hospital visits. Families relocate and anticipate attending church events and weddings with extended kin from Clay Center Glasgow and Blackburn.
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Mary Walker
I L Davis
Hastings
May McCord
Shelton, Neb
Ed Stowe
Colorado Springs
A. F. Weber
G. F. Blackburn
Long Beach
Calif
Elks Club October Activities Planned in Sidney
The Sidney Elks Club outlines October events including meetings and initiations on Oct 2 and Oct 16, a Ladies card party on Oct 6, dances with organ music by Mary Kent on Oct 7 and Oct 21, an officers and committeemen dance October 14, a stag night with free dinner October 1, and a Does anniversary party with dinner and dancing on Oct 2.
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Sidney Elks Club
Elks
Mary Kent
FTA Installs Officers and appoints committees
At the Sept 22 meeting of Future Teachers of America O. J. Weymouth Chapter at Sidney Senior High School new officers were installed for the coming year. Lyndell Nelson is president Terry Wickstrom vice president Donna Burrows secretary Don Martin treasurer Sherry Jimerson historian and Jeanie Whitmire parliamentarian. Committees named include Program Social Service Membership Publicity and more with members listed and plans to staff a display at the District Six Teacher's Convention Oct 26-27.
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Future Teachers of America
O. J. Weymouth
Sidney Senior High School
Lyndell Nelson
Terry Wickstrom
Donna Burrows
Dennis Wilcox
Jane Weymouth
Judy Hinn
Mary Pals
Carl Nelson
Pam Hinrichs
Cheryl Johnson
Sherry Jimerson
Kristin Cave
Betty Stately
Diane Sedgwick
Renee Pfeil
Susan Ott
Georgia Grimm
Jeanie Whitmire
Janice Biggs
Jerry Swanson
Kathy Fischer
Merlin Gish
Jeff Pippitt
Don Martin
Karen Schnell
Kensington Discusses The Good Of Our Town
Rebekah Kensington led a Wednesday meeting in the I O O F Hall basement with Mrs Lipke presiding. Nineteen members answered roll call with reports on The Good Of Our Town, and Mrs John Ahlm attended as a guest. Mrs Belle Mann read The First Front Door Family Room. Canasta honors went to Avin Davis high, Orval Schmitt second, Lee Gain low. Hostesses for next meeting will be E Augenstein Block Foland.
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Rebekah
Lee Gain
E . Augenstein
M. J. Block
Doyle Foland
Mrs Jaycees Name State Board Members
Mrs Jaycees met Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs Daryl Conger with 12 members present Mrs LeRoy Hadden announced 45.64 had been turned in to Memorial Hospital Auxiliary from the bazaar booth Named to the state convention board were Mrs Jerry Hile Mrs Conger Mrs Merle Boto and Mrs Robert Lafler Mrs Conger reported on the district meeting held in Scottsbluff Sept 24 Merle Bobo explained the organization's duties for the state convention to be held in Sidney in May of 1962 it was decided to have a roll call response at each meeting with the hostess deciding the subject each time Following the business session Mrs Hile gave a demonstration of cake decorating and Mrs Hadden won the cake as a door prize Refreshments were served by Mrs E G Garcia co hostess
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Jaycees
Daryl Conger
LeRoy Hadden
Memorial Hospital
Jerry Hile
Conger
Merle Boto
Robert Lafler
Scottsbluff
Merle Bobo
Sidney
Former Weyerts Resident To Address Lutherans In County
The Rev Otto Spehr a Weyerts native now a missionary with the United Lutheran Church in America will conduct services in Cheyenne County next week. He served in St Peters Creston Neb and Diller Neb and studied in Lincoln KU and Chicago. He heads the Kpelle language program in Liberia and the family will be on furlough until May 1962.
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Otto Spehr
Weyerts
Lodgepole
the Board of Foreign Missions
United Lutheran Church In America
Cheyenne County
Grace Lutheran Church
Gurley
Trinity Lutheran Church
Dalton
First Lutheran Church
Potter
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
Sidney
Liberia
West Africa
Spehr
St. Peter's Lutheran Church
Creston
Neb
United Lutheran
Diller
Lincoln
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Chicago Lutheran Seminary
Kennedy School of Missions
Hartford
Connecticut
Lutheran Church and Mission
Totota
Kpelle
Ruth
Paul
Jeanette
U. S
A A A W Program Speaker Miss Ledwith At Sidney Club
Miss Lucile Ledwith state president of the American Association of University Women will address the Sidney group on Wednesday Oct 4 at 8 p.m. at the Sidney Country Club. She will discuss the Washington DC national convention highlights and proposed legislative program. Ledwith, in her third term on the National Legislative Program Committee, is in her second year as Nebraska State Division president and has held multiple Lincoln branch and state roles. She works as a law clerk for Judge Harry A. Spencer and previously for Judge E. B. Chappell. Contact Mrs W C Allen Jr membership chairman for details on joining.
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Lucile Ledwith
American Association of University Women
Sidney Country Club
Washington, D. C
A.A.A.W
Miss Ledwith
Nebraska
A.A U.W
Lincoln
Harry A. Spencer
Nebraska Supreme Court
E. B. Chappell
A.a.aw
W. C. Allen Jr
Sidney Group
Potter Woman's Club Plans Travel Tea at Church
The Potter Woman's Club hosts its annual friendship tea on Thursday October 5 at 2 p.m. in Potter Methodist Church. All community ladies are invited. A guest speaker will present a travelogue on Australia.
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Potter Woman's Club
Potter Methodist Church
Australia
Eight Attend Golf Session Wednesday at Sidney Country Club
Eight members of the Ladies Golf Association enjoyed sunny weather Wednesday for a session after the luncheon at Sidney Country Club. Prizes went to Earle Winter for low score, Don Jorgenson for most bogies, and Weymouth for closest to pin on No. 2. Hostesses for next Wednesday will be Jorgenson and Winter.
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Ladies Golf Association
Sidney Country Club
O J. Weymouth
ETC _ Jones
Earle Winter
Don Jorgenson
Weymouth
DeMolay Installation Open to Public in Sidney
The public is invited to attend the open installation of new officers for Sidney DeMolay Chapter on Monday October 2 at 7 30 p.m. in the Masonic Temple. Temple Commandry 30 will oversee the ceremonies followed by a social hour. Masons Eastern Star and Commandry members urged to attend.
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Sidney DeMolay Chapter
Masonic Temple
Temple Commandry
Eastern Star and Commandry
Queen of Clubs Hostesses Named for Meeting
Mrs Jesse King hosted the Queen of Clubs at her home on Wednesday with guests Mrs Glenn Carroll and Mrs Karl Schklar of Kiowa Kansas Two tables played bridge and honors went to Mrs Joe Vaughn Mrs Wesley Felt and Mrs Chet Krueger plan the Oct 4 meeting with hostess Mrs Lloyd Clark
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Jesse King
Queen of Clubs
Glenn Carroll
Karl Schklar
Kiowa
Kan
Joe Vaughn
Wesley Felt
Chet Krueger
Lloyd Clark
Rennicks Plan Move to California for Work and Family
Robert Rennick and his wife announce their move to the Los Angeles area where he will serve as sales and office manager for Wybart Oil Equipment Co in North Hollywood. Their daughter Kay will stay in Sidney to finish duties as drum majorette. sons have relocated to Richmond California and Denver. The family has lived in Sidney nine years, previously from North Platte. Both work histories and community roles are noted along with the Monterey home sale to Dr. and Mrs. Del Koch.
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Robert Rennick
Los Angeles
Rennick
Wybart Oil Equipment Co
North Hollywood
Calif
Kay
Brader
Sidney
Charles Willey
Rendick
Bob
Dianne Puffer
Richmond
Mick
Denver
Denver University
North Platte
Eaton Metal Products Co
Kiwanis Club
Chambers of Commerce
Frank Welch Masonic Lodge
Christ Episcopal Church
Thier
Monterey
del Koch
VFW Auxiliary State Conference Planned in Ogallala
Sidney residents plan to attend the VFW and Auxiliary State Fall Conference in Ogallala this weekend. Leaders include District II commander Joe Hajek and District HM president Mrs Neal Craig with events at the Duchess Hotel and Odds Fellows Hall including a School of Instruction, social events, banquet, and joint worship service led by state commander Merton Olson and state president Marian Pratt.
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Sidney
The
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Ogallala
Joe Hajek
District II
Neal Craig
Craig
Post 610
S. J. Simmerman
Marion Whitaker
Jim Paxton
Carl Olson
W. R. Atkins
Prairie Theatre
Council of Administration
Odd Fellows Hall
American Legion Hall
Marine Pfc Kingery Completes Combat Training at Camp Pendleton
Marine Pfc Fred L Kingery son of Mr and Mrs J H Kingery of Trailor City Sidney is undergoing infantry and crew served weapon training with the Second Infantry Training Regiment at Camp Pendleton California. He will complete the four week combat training on September 22 after lessons in tactics scouting first aid explosives defensive positions and survival.
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Camp Pendleton
Fred L. Kingery
J. H. Kingery
Trailor City
Sidney
Marine Corps Base
Calif
Independents Win S H S Elections at Sidney High
Final returns show Independents sweeping Sidney Senior High School elections with large margins. National and state offices installed next week with a list of winners across three grades, including national senator and representatives, state governor and lieutenant governor, and unicameral legislature seats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Senior
Independent Party
Paul Sheaman
Dist
Donna Burrows
Sherry Jimerson
Betty Meyer
Sharon Sieckmann
Ind
David Policky
James Patrick
Dale Chryst
John Lindsey
Dist III
Tye Merrick
Terry Spiker
Jerry Swanson
Jack Langdon
Linda Wright
Secy
Treas
Pam Hammond
Ken Bauer
Jean Outright
John Helms
Leslie Landmesser
Patricia Olinger
Pam Puffer
Betty Stately
Ann Thomas
Carl Crouse
Billie Blake
David Hinrichs
Dist II
Cheryl Mintken
Roland Schobert
Gayle Nelson
Dick Bales
Arlys Beese
Kristin Bitner
Harvest Fun party by Alpha Totas at farm home
Alpha Totas of Epsilon Sigma Alpha held a Harvest of Fun rush party at Mrs Ernest Deaver's farm home. Members dressed as harvest hands, a harvest dinner was served, and games concluded with a treasure hunt won by Mrs James Titterington who received a watermelon. Guests included Mrs Kent, Helen, Mrs Jim Holechek, Mrs Richard Bauer, and Mrs Jay Hackett. A model meeting is planned for Oct 12 at Mrs Lsthen Puffer's home.
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Alpha Tota Chapter
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority
Ernest Deaver
James Titterington
Kent Helen
Jim Holechek
Richard Bauer
Jay Hackett
Lsthen Puffer
PTA Meeting At Harrisburg On October 5
The annual fall conference of District 13 PTA will be held in Harrisburg next Thursday Oct 5 beginning at two o clock. Dr S Clark Elkins will keynote the evening session with Accepting Our Assignment for Quality in Education. A panel will discuss improving public education with George Fleming and others. The afternoon session will follow the Nebraska Conference of Youth meeting in Lincoln Sept 12. The Rev James D Greene is on the counselling committee. Anyone may attend. no fee or PTA membership required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District 13
PTA
Harrisburg
S. Clark Elkins
Nebraska State Teachers College
Chadron
Fleming
George Fleming
Sidney
P. J Ptancek
Mitchell
George Whitaker
Dan Ramsey
Scottsbluff
Nebraska Conference of Youth
Nebraska Council of Youth
Nebraska Committee For Children and Youth
Lincoln
Lyndall Nelson
Gale Dixon
Lisco
Kathy Keating
Jack Cook
Georgia Grimm
James D. Greene
Sidney Pta Council
Lodgepole Music Parents Meet Sets First General Session
Lodgepole Music Parents Association will hold its first general meeting of the year on Wednesday October 6 at 7 30 p m in the new band room All parents with children in the band or school vocal program are urged to attend to show interest in the Lodgepole music program Special numbers by solos and small groups will be presented
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Lodgepore Music Parents Association
Solos
Small Grears
Royal Arch Masons Begin Three Day York Rite Festival
Grand Chapter officers of Royal Arch Masons of Nebraska opened the York Rite Festival in Gering Masonic Hall Tuesday led by Earl W Schultz grand high priest Ralph L Crockett and Vance A Houston among others. A large class of candidates began the York Rite work while Glenn Hornbeck provided music assisted by Edward Lockwood.
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Grand Chapter
Royal Arch Masons of
Nebraska
Gering Masonic Hall
Earl W Schultz
Sidney
Ralph L Crockett
Wayne
Grand Sentinel
Vance A Houston
Scottsbluff
First Veil
Fhm J Sorensen
Alliance
Ralph Carleton
Lodgepole
New D. E. Club Names Officers at Sidney High
Sidney High School formed the Distributive Education Club to foster leadership and career study among DE students. Officers elected include Jack Hecker president and Ann Thomas vice president, with plans for pennant sales at games, a December dance, fundraisers, and participation in the state convention in Lincoln and a national convention in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney High School
Jack Hecker
Ann Thomas
Elaine Burgess
Joan Nissen
Ervin Farrell
Bob Frahm
Duane Nightengale
George Wheelock
Raymond Norris
John Hettrick
S.H.S
Lincoln
Scottsbluff
Chicago
Hunt to Head Sidney Toastmasters Club For Term
Darrell Hunt was elected president of Sidney Toastmasters Club at a Monday meeting at Ft Sidney Hotel. Carl Bonstead and others were chosen for key posts and installation date remains undecided. Members described upcoming joint meeting with Sterling Club and speeches covered American history home fallout shelters and coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darrell Hunt
Sidney Toastmasters Club
Ft. Sidney
Carl Bonstead
George Seelmeyer
Charles Mitchell
Don Meier
Bill Peterson
Sterling Club
Frank Cordiner
Fragmented note on wartime vows and dissolving ships
Incoherent OCR fragment mentions a vow to endure and a ship’s dissolution. Readable elements reference a wartime theme and a possible oath amid breakage, but no clear names, places, or dates to anchor details.
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J. W. Johnson
South Dakota
Rapid City
Lenard Fine
C. B Dorwart
Leon Hill
Cheyenne
Troy Smith
Smiths
Topeka
Kaw
Mr. Smith
Ed Frickey
Scottsbluff Hospitals
Vernon Shoopman
St. Mary Hospital
Herman Mayer
Oscar L. McClun
West Nebraska General Hospital
Jay Crandall
Pueblo, Colo
Ralph Thompson
Robert Preston
Montpelier
Idaho
E. H. Henkle
Maple
Mrs . B. Innes
Wayne Moran
Mrs. Moran
E. L. Ramey
Clay Center
LaVerne Liby
Glasgow
Jannette Krueger
Dean Meyer
LeRoy Meyer
Omaha
Wayne Muenster
Elmer Nienhueser
Larry
Linda
Millard Nienhaweser
Terry
Glenn
Karen
Blackburn
Chet Hickman
Harriet Hall
Employment Officies
Alliance and
Teddy Plum
Kearney
Rodney
Max Kors
Christ Church
Richard Dotts
Bill Wehmiller
Gladys Bell
N. W. Bell Telephone Co
Clyde Hengle
Janie
Sun Valley
Frank Hengl
Jerry Miller
Jack Knicely
Washington
D. C
Chapter FA
Supreme Convention of the
P. E. O. Sisterhood
Sheraton Park Hotel
Knicely
Congressional
Fred Klingel
Detroit
Mich
Mmirs
Richard Eccles and
Midland
Myron Peter
Pueblo
Moorcorft
Wyo
York, Neb
Fred Stephens
Jack Stephens
Oxnard
Allen Stephens
Copperas Cove
Tex
Elks Club
FTA
Kensington
Hile
Hadden
E. G. Garcia
Jorgenson
Winter
Robert Rennicks
California
V.F.W
Merton Olson
Marian Pratt
St. Pat’s
Green Valley
St. Patrick’s Academy
Steve Janda
Tobias J. Everheels
Clifford Beyer
Grampan Berry
Karen Hruska
Martha Mears
Bob Dishman
Lonesome Berry
Jack Dorwart
Greg Feuerborn
Lill Abner
Eldon Berry
Don Krieger
Jim Cook
Tinker
Thompson
Jill Carhill
Dianne Kinney
Dennis Sherrerd
Karen Searles
Hansrudi Zellweiger
Susan Allison
Jerry Cronk
Walt Griffiths
Jane Landmesser
Patricia Mahaffey
Rose Ann Retzlaff
Neal Schmale
Larry Travis
Winnie Swanson
Alpha Totas
Royal Arch Masons
York Rie
Glenn Hornbeck
Tpdward Lockwood
Scottsbiuft
D. E. Club
D. Hunt
Toastmasters Club
eMers
Fonics
Peterson
Munderloh
Joe Bonkiewicz
John DeMersh Nienhueser
Darryl Hunt
Sidney Hee
Hunt
Charles Sigler
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