Hartington Student Visits Then Begins Tech School
Marty Ewing of Hartington arrives for a short visit at the Neal Craig home before starting studies at Western Nebraska Vocational Technical School. The item also notes Chadron State College students in marching band and choir, Lincoln football attendance plans, and faculty from Sidney Public Schools traveling for a Curriculum Development meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marty Ewing
Hartington
Neal Craig
Western Nebraska Vocational Technical School
Chadron State College
Rose Hochman
Sidney
Dottle Rasmussen
Potter
Rose Lee Hochman
Marilyn Gorman
Chadron State College ‘Choir
Lincoln
Ralph Spearow
Jim Bosley
Sidney Public Schools
Legion Unit Of Lodgepole Earns District Awards
Thirteen members and one guest of Francis D. Brunner Unit 286 Lodgepole American Legion Auxiliary attended the District Four convention in Sidney on Sept. 23. The group presented a noon luncheon program. Olive Johnson read and Miss Quinn played accordion. Mrs. Phil Quinn was named district publicity chairman, and Floyd Clark was reelected district president. The Lodgepole unit won the publicity book and handmade yearbook awards, an excellent citation for past work, and a state publicity book award. Arthur Disney and Rhynold Wiegers attended. the post received a rehabilitation award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis D. Brunner
Lodgepole American Legion Auxiliary
Sidney
Mines
Ralph Talich
Olive Johnson
Morris Hernbloom
Wallace Hernbloom
Ed Misegadis
Dave Nelson
Ernest Meyer
Arthur Disney
Phil Quinn
Hubert Bondegard
Clara Fraass
Horace Quinn
Anita Quinn
Verna Fraass
Lodgepole
Miss Quinn
Floyd Clark
Legion
Rhynold Wiegers
Dick Cole Named Frat Head at Fort Hays State College
Dick Cole son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Cole and a senior at Fort Hays State College was elected president of the Interfraternity Council. He belongs to Delta Sigma Phi and was named to a three man committee on the college public relations council by the dean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Cole
Ed Cole
Fort Hayes State College
Fort Hayes
Kans
Interfraternity Council
Delta Sigma Phi Fraternity
Former Resident to Be Married
Mrs. William J. Burke of Grand Junction Colorado announces the engagement of daughter Karen Elaine Burke to James Michael Durbin son of Mr and Mrs E J Foy of Scottsbluff The wedding is planned for February in Grand Junction Miss Burke is a Grand Junction High School graduate and a Carroll College senior in Helena Durbin a St Patricks High School Sidney and Carroll College 1967 graduate is a teacher and coach at Portland Central Catholic High School Oregon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Burke
Grand Junction
Colo
Karen Elaine
James Michael Durbin
E. J. Foy
Scottsbluff
Miss Burke
Grand Junction High School
Carroll College
Helena
Mont
Durbin
St. Patrick’s High School
Sidney
Portland Central Catholic High School
Portland
Ore
Potter High School Forming Student Council
For the first time a student council has been organized at Potter High School. It includes one boy and one girl from grades eight through 12 with Marilyn Slama as president, Cindy Juelfs as vice president, Barry Madden as secretary-treasurer, and sponsor Bob Howell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter High School
Marilyn Slama
Cindy Juelfs
Barry Madden
Bob Howell
Sub Debs Meeting At Debbie Dunham Home
The regular Sub Debs meeting was held Wednesday at Debbie Dunham's home with Jeannie Olson presiding. The November dance was discussed, and refreshments were served. Next week’s meeting will be hosted by Joyce Foland.
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Sub Debs
Debbie Duncan
Jeannie Olson
Joyce Foland
Kiwanis Receives 1966 New Member Award
The Sidney Kiwanis club awarded the 1966 new member quota honor at a regular meeting led by Lt. Maxwell, District 6 officer from Scottsbluff. New teachers from Sidney Public Schools Western Nebraska Vocational Technical School and Sidney St Patrick's attended as dinner guests, followed by a film highlighting the Cornhuskers 1966 football season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Kiwanians
Maxwell
Dist
Scottsbluff
Sidney Public Schools
Western Nebrasaka Vocational Technical School
Sidney St. Patrick’s
Cornhuskers
University of Nebraska
Lions Club Luncheon Hosts Susan Knicely Speaker
Susan Knicely local Rotary exchange student spoke at the Sidney Lions Club noon meeting at the Fort Sidney Motor Hotel. Her illustrated talk featured color slides of Sweden. Dr. Paul Adkinson announced Lions Zone II meeting results. Other Sidney Lions present included John Ward Gordon Fuller Stewart Brown Ralph Carleton. Guests included Stanley Davis Don Hafer and A C Peterson. H Glenn Spearow chaired the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Knicely
Rotary
Sweden
Sidney Lions Club
Fort Sidney Motor Hotel
Paul Adkinson
Gurley
Sidney
A. C. Peterson
Don Hafer
Lodgepole
H. Glenn Spearow
Uniforms Sought for Cadet Girl Scouts in Sidney
A new Cadet Girl Scout group in Sidney seeks uniforms or parts. Call Mrs. John Elwell Jr at 254 9404 after Sunday. she will not be home this weekend. The first meeting was Tuesday at 3 30 p m in Light Memorial Presbyterian Church fellowship hall with 19 present. A re-dedication ceremony is planned for October as part of a social dependability project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
John Elwell, Jr
Fellowship Hall of Light Memorial Presbyterian Church
Elks Calendar Highlights Sept to Nov Activities
Saturday Sept 30 features steaks and dancing in the lounge. Monthly events run Oct 2 to 28 at Elks Lodge with steaks, Rambling Three Jazz Trio, initiation dinner Oct 16, and dances featuring Bellairs Orchestra Clay Taylor His Orchestra. Also drawings for a 23 inch TV.
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Elks Lodge
Bellairs Orchestra
Rocky Mountain Area
Shotgun
Clay Taylor
Tobler Reunion and Reception Sunday Events
A Tobler family reunion was held last Sunday at the Legion Park Shelter House with a noon covered dish dinner. A silver anniversary reception for Mr. and Mrs. Bill Tobler of Ogallala followed from 2 to 4 pm, featuring a three tier white cake with blue decorations and blue carnations, and a guest book attended by Mrs. Buscher.
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Tobler
Legion Park Shelter House
Bill Tobler
Ogallala
W. J. Willis
Fern White
John Costin
Laramie
Wyo
Sally Huff
June Geiger
Cheyenne
Larry Buscher
Sterling, Colo
Pat Clark
Denver
Carl Madden
Lorenzo
Lawrence Tobler
Dueane Tobler
Dix
Loring Tobler
Roy Tobler
W. B. Swenson
Blanche Swenson
John Billeter
Roy Thomas
Sidney
Wallace Hernbloom
Grace Schneider
Lodgepole
Ernie Harrison
San Diego
Calif
Lewis Schneider
Bill Toblers
Hernbloom
Mrs. Schneider
Buscher
Harvey Bergman
Prairie Schooners Offer Free Square Dance Lessons
The Prairie Schooners Square Dance Club begins Sunday fall lessons, with sessions on Sunday October 1 and 8 and Tuesday October 3 at 7 p.m. in the club building at 10th and Forrest. First class is free and spectators are welcome.
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Prairie Schooners Square Dance Club
10Th Ami Forrest
Prairie Schooners
Omaha
Sidney Drove to Attend Regional Meet in Alliance
The Sidney Drove BPO Does completed plans at a regular meeting for the Western Nebraska South Dakota and Kansas regional meet in Alliance October 6 and 7. About 21 from here are expected to attend with practice for officers set for Oct 3 and Oct 5 at 7 p.m. Hostesses were Mrs. Brumfield Lehmkuhl and Peter. Door prize and bingo prizes were won by several members including Mrs. Jelinek.
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Alliance
Sidney Drove
BPO
Elks Adutorium
Nebraska
South Dakota
Kansas
Jim Brumfield
Fred Lehmkuhl
Myron Peter
Dude Jelinek
Jelinek
Marion Whitaker
B. C. Atkins
M. V. Timlin
John Engel
Melvin Crom
Dale Nelson
J. B. Ruttner
Betty Miller
Extension Club Training Oct 3 For Leaders
Home extension leader training on Today's Fibers is set for Tuesday October 3 with sessions at 1 and 7 30 p m in the 4 H building. Mrs Helen Kreymborg Scottsbluff area extension agent in charge will lead both meetings leaders unable to attend the afternoon session may join the evening one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Kreymborg
Scottsbluff Area
4 H Banquet Plans Honors leaders and members
The annual 4 H Banquet honoring achievements by leaders and members during the past year will be on Saturday October 14 at the National Guard Armory. Details will be announced soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Guard Armory
25th Anniversary of Harry and Mary Noonan
Mr and Mrs Harry Noonan celebrate their silver wedding anniversary with an Open House Sunday Oct 8 from 2 to 4 pm at the Dalton Presbyterian Church Fellowship Hall. Hosts are the Noonans children Peggy Claspell Sgt Tom Claspell Karen and Bob Claspell and extend invitation to friends and relatives with no gifts requested.
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Harry Noonan
Broadwater
Dalton Presbyterian Church
Noonans
Peggy Claspell
Chappell
Sgt
Tom Claspell
Fitzsimmons Hospital
Denver
Karen
Kearney State College
Bob
Airman Clyde Aurich to train as aircraft maintenance specialist
Armed Forces SAN ANTONIO Texas Air man Clyde A Aurich son of Mr and Mrs Erwin A Aurich of Fowler Colo formerly of Sidney has been selected for technical training at Sheppard AFB Texas as a U S Air Force aircraft maintenance specialist The airman recently completed basic training at Lackland AFB Texas His new school is part of the Air Training Command which conducts hundreds of specialized courses to provide technically trained personnel for the nations aerospace force Airman Aurich is a 1967 graduate of Fowler High School His address is A 3/c Clyde Aurich AF 16916372 Sqn 3758 Box B 507 CMR2 Sheppard Air Force Base Texas 76311
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San Antonio
Tex
Clyde A. Aurich
Erwin A. Aurich
Fowler, Colo
Sidney
Sheppard Afb
U. S Air Force
Lackland Afb
Air Training Command
Aurich
Fowler High School
Clyde Aurich
Scottish Rite Sessions Set for Oct 24 26 In Alliance
The 90th Reunion of Coordinate Bodies Ancient Free and Accepted Scottish Rite of Freemasonry will be held in Alliance October 24 25 and 26 at the Masonic Temple. Opening work covers degrees four through eighteen, October 25 covers nineteen through thirty, and the final day concludes with thirty one and thirty two. A banquet for members of the fourteenth higher degrees is scheduled Thursday evening at the Temple. Local membership committee members include Clarence A. Mellberg Clifford D. Webster Clarence L. Meyer Fred F. Lehmkuhl Earl B. Haworth Earl W. Schultz and Virgil F. Dean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottish Rite of Freemasonry
Masonic Temple
Temple
Clarence A. Mellberg
Clifford D. Webster
Dalton
Clarence L. Meyer
Fred F. Lehmkuhl
Lodgepole
Earl B. Haworth
Earl W. Schultz
Virgil F. Dean
Service Guild Meeting Held at Home of Mrs Bond
The Wesleyan Service Guild of the First Methodist Church met at Mrs Harold Bond’s home Thursday evening for a covered dish dinner followed by a business meeting led by Mrs Ralph Carleton. Miss Pearl Nelson led the pledge service and Mrs Harold Massie outlined the year’s study program. Next meeting set for Thursday October 19 at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesleyan Service Guild
First Methodist Church
Harold Bond
Ralph Carleton
Weekend and weeklong events in Cheyenne County
A schedule lists a square dance festival at Elks Auditorium on Saturday and events through Monday including a Cheyenne County Historical Association meeting at the museum at 8 p.m. Public meetings cover District I Farmers Union at Fort Sidney Motor Hotel coffee at 9:30, Extension club leader trainings at 1 and 7 30 p.m., Lodgepole Legion Auxiliary, and Sheep Growers dinner plans for Oct 26. Other items include a Columbus Day program, education and scholarships, rummage sales at Christ Episcopal Church on Oct 6 at Parish Hall and Oct 7 events.
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Elks Auditorium
Elks
Cheyenne County Historical Association
Farmers Union
Fort Sidney Motor Hotel
Lodgepole Legion Auxiliary
Lodgepole ,Legion Hall
Sheep Growers
Curtis Brown
William B. Miller
Ed Misegadis
Frank Hoffman
Christ Episcopal Church
10Th
Linden
Christ Episcopal
Cub Scout Den Meetings Review Sept 1967
Sept 25 1967 Cub Scout den meeting opened with the Promise and roll call. Five visitors attended and drums were made from coffee cans. The group discussed the pack meeting and closed with the Pledge to the national flag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Kealy
Jay Kieselhorst
Law of the Pack
The
Living Circle
Lee Kinnersley
Growth of Nebraska Youth Council Seeks Private Help
The Sidney Council of Youth joins a statewide appeal for voluntary gifts to the Nebraska Committee for Children and Youth. The statewide youth unit expands rapidly, funding projects like industry letters, community beautification, the Keen Teen Center, district conferences, stagecoach rest area improvements, and a Fourth of July celebration. Tax exempt contributions fund a fulltime state director and ongoing youth efforts across Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Council of Youth
Nebraska Committee For Children and Youth
Nebraska Council of Youth
Nebraska
State Capitol
Lincoln
State Council
C. B. Dorwart
Sidney Junior Chamber of Commerce
Keen Teen Center
Moose Lodge
J. M. McDonald
Fort Sidney Post
Council
Conference of Youth
Sidney Council
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Sidney
Dorwart
Census reveals 51 patients and one infant in nursery
In Sidney the census notes 51 patients and one baby in the nursery. Admissions include Loretta G Fehringer Jim Witkowski Richard Cole Mrs Gene Lichty Tom Maliszewski and Potter Robert Benzel. Dismissals list Mrs Paul Husmann Mrs Don Adamson Mrs Gene Goben Marjorie Reichert Robert Tschacher Robert Monteith Hattie Lipke Mrs Gene Lichty Mrs Frank Rauner John Rice and Don Gonzales in Cheyenne Wyoming and Mrs Billy Degaugh in Kimball and Mrs Larry Schmitt in Dalton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Loretta G. Fehringer
Jim* Witkowski
Richard Cole
Gene Lichty
Tom Maliszewski
Potter
Robert Benzel
Paul Husmann
Don Adamson
Gene Goben
Marjorie Reichert
Robert Tschacher
Robert Monteith
Hattie Lipke
Frank Rauner
John Rice
Cheyenne
Wyo
Don Gonzal
Rest Home Birthdays On Oct Fifth to Thirty-first
Oct 5 George Handley 85. Oct 8 Kenneth Mitchell 42. Oct 14 Helen Bonkiewicz 75. Oct 20 Martha Aurich 83. Oct 31 Florence Nelson 82.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Handley
Kenneth Mitchell
Helen Bonkiewicz
Martha Aurich
Florence Nelson
Beeban Credited as UCLA Star of 1967 Preseason
UCLA running back Gary Be ban is spotlighted as college football’s star of 1967. He led UCLA with 64 points last season and rushed for 454 yards at 3.68 yards per carry. Be ban added 1,245 passing yards on 78 completions and total offense of 1,699 yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beban
LOS Angeles
UCLA
Gary Beban
Bruins
First Manhattan School of Nursing Class Graduates
Graduate Nurse Mrs. Cheryl Watts of Manhattan Kansas among the first class of Manhattan School of Nursing. Commencement exercises were Sept. 14. She attended Sidney Public Schools and is granddaughter of Hazel Darnell of Sidney and Mr. and Mrs. John Heimer of Potter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheryl Watts
Walter Herboldsheimer
Bettle Herboldsheimer
Manhattan
Kan
Manhattan School of Nursing
Watts
Sidney Public Schools
Hazel Darnell
Sidney
John Heimer
Potter
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