Conger Named Outstanding Mrs Jaycee of the Year
Mrs. Conger named Outstanding Mrs. Jaycee of the year by Sidney Jaycees organization. She will compete at the state convention in Omaha in May. She serves as local president and has led bridge lessons, hospital bazaar activities, floats, cook books, parties, and convention decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaycee
Sidney
Daryl Conger
LeRoy Hadden
Telegraph
Davy
Conger
Jaycees
Methodist Church
United Fund Drive
South Ward
PTA
Ottawa ‘Kansas
Denise
Randy G. Ronnie
Names Dismissed and Newborn Reported in Local Notices
Admitted list includes Sidney Oaken Andrew Gallardo Jake Schilling and others. Dismissed includes Sidney Turgeon Herbert Schrodt III Judy Johnson Andrew Gallardo among others. Newborn: March 28 a boy to Mr and Mrs Elmer Saali.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Keith Oaken
Andrew Gallardo
Jake Schilling
Dean Wolstenholm
Mike Branch
Deborah Hoppes
Thomas Schilraff
Judy Johnson
Ronnie Bauerkemper
Howard Berg
Ray Scranton
A. J. Jorgenson
Thomas Ramirez
S.A.D
Ed Wrather
Emma Phelps
Couple Hams Named New Teachers for Lodgepole Sunol
Mr and Mrs Pat Hamm of Peru State Teachers College will join Cheyenne County schools next term. He serves as coach English instructor and bus driver at Sundl Public School while she teaches home economics and girls physical education at Lodgepole Public School. Lodgepole gains new staff as current coach Dan Arnold leaves for Pierce High.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Pat Hamm
Peru State Teachers College
Hamm
Sundl
Lodgepole
Hamms
Francis Cortney
Supt
L. E. Lydiatt
Dan Arnold
Pierce High School
Winter-damaged Nebraska wheat shown in south central regions
University of Nebraska agronomist J. C. Swinbank reports reports of winter damaged wheat from York Fillmore and Jefferson counties and Holdrege. He notes some fields were hit harder due to early planting or lack of protection while late planted or snow sheltered fields tolerate better. Recovery hinges on spring conditions and stand survival. 65 percent standing allows normal yield, 50 percent or more dead means losses, with weed pressures possible if stands are poor and spraying may be needed.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
University of Nebraska Agronomist
J. C. Swinbank
York Fillmore
Jefferson
Holdrege
Swinbank
York
Kosmicki Funeral On Wednesday
Funeral rites for Michael Edmund Kosmicki 64 who died Friday morning will be at St. Patrick's Catholic Church at 9 am Wednesday April 3 with Rev. Vincent Pelster officiating. Burial will be Greenwood Cemetery. Rosary is recited Tuesday March 2 at 7 30 pm at Gehling and Son Funeral Home. He was born April 18 1898 in Ashton Nebraska married August 17 1919 in Ashton to Elenora Krajewski. He moved to Sidney in 1942 from Chappell and worked for Hutchison Plumbing and Heating Co. He was a St Patrick's parishioner and survived by wife Elenora three sons Lamont Pendleton Ind Reynold Roseburg Ore Basil Havertown Pa now in Germany one daughter Arlene Ferrill Sidney Neb two brothers Ignatz Sargent Neb Cashmier Ashton Neb Pete North Platte Neb Joe Omaha Neb Albert Loup City Neb two sisters Bernice Lewandoski Loup City Neb Nellie Stegeman California and 14 grandchildren.
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Michael Edmund Kosmicki
Vincent Pelster
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Gehrig and Son Funeral Home
Ashton
Neb
Stanley and
Magdelene Tomicki Kosmicki
Elenora Krajewski
Sidney
Chappell
Hutchison Plumbing and Heating Co
Kosmicki
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Elenora
Lamont E
Pendleton
Ind
Reynold
Roseburg
Ore
Basil
Havertown
Germany
Arlene Ferrill
Ignatz
Sargent, Neb
Cashmier
Ashton, Neb
Pete
North Platte
Joe
Omaha
Albert
Loup City
Bernice Lewandoski
Nellie Stegeman
California
Extension clubs host gift tea towels and health lessons
Rush Creek Willing Workers meet March 20 with 11 members present as Mrs. Floyd Miller led the business. The group viewed a lamp lesson and made tea towels for the 4-H building. Next, April 17 hosts and lesson on Management and Mental Health.
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Rush Creek
Willard Frerichs
Floyd Miller
George Narjes
James Payne
Lloyd Dykman
Edwin Boehmer
Community Chorus Plans Palm Sunday Spring Concert
A 45 to 50 voice Community Chorus will perform at 7 30 p m Sunday April 7 Palm Sunday in the Gurley School Auditorium. Doug Anderson directs with a male quartet and a ladies sextet featured in the program.
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Doug Anderson
Gurley School
Patrol Chief Warns Rural Roads Slow Driving Hazard
Sgt Mel Busekist of the Nebraska Safety Patrol reports a surge of calls about fast driving on county roads tied to the missile installation program. He cites a record of a pickup at 75 to 80 mph and urges defensive driving as spring farm equipment increases road use. Speed limit 45 mph will be enforced for all road users.
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Mel Busekist
Nebraska Safety Patrol
Busckist
Busekist
Stars of Tomorrow contest crowns Scottsbluff winner
Sidney entrant fails to place in Alliance district event. Grand prize goes to a Scottsbluff boy with a three piece boys combo from Alliance taking first in their age group. The Highlifers and a large Sidney fan group supported the winners and participants.
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Sidney
Stars of Tomorrow
Alliance
Scottsbluff
Jim
Bob Selzer
Dan Zwickl
Eddie Ott
Greg Fitzergald
Sidney Rooters
Boy Scout den reports and new cubs join
Den 8 Pack 9 met at the den mother’s home and opened with the Pledge of Allegiance. Dale Kahl reported on Michigan and Dean Kahl on California. two new cubs Jeff Stonehouse and Ray Scholes joined. Ray Nation, reporter. Den 4 Pack 82 met Monday March 25 at the leader’s home to prep materials for a March 27 pack meet and made wiener sticks with living circle. Donnie Gehrig provided treats. Larry Brachtenbach, reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Kahl
Michigan
Dean Kahl
California
Jeff Stonehouse
Ray Scholes
Donnie Gehrig
Larry Brachtenbach
617 Farms Sign For Grain Feed
Final tabulations on the 1963 feed grain signup show 617 Cheyenne County farms signed to participate as of March 22 with 15 816 acres diverted from base 1959 60 plantings. Total payments for diverting acreage reach 160 344 dollars, not including fall price supports. National totals through March 7 show 642 835 farms signed on 13 126 000 acres with estimated payments of 253 813 300 dollars. programs reward reduced acreages and conservation use with diversion and price support payments.
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Herbert Krauter
Cheyenne County
ASC
Feed grain stocks see decline as 1961–62 programs cut surpluses
The 1961 and 1962 feed grain programs reversed a decade of buildup. By Oct 1 this year total feed grain stocks are estimated at 61 million tons, down about 28 percent from the 84.7 million tons on Oct 1, 1961. Continued participation could bring stocks near desirable reserve levels by Oct 1, 1964.
George D Gardner Jr faced intoxication charge in police court
Sargent Nebraska George D Gardner Jr appeared in police court Monday on intoxication charges and was fined 10 dollars plus costs after pleading guilty Edward Maul appeared on a dope charge at 2623 Verde the case was settled with no fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George D Gardner Jr. Sargent
Edward Maul
Verde
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Mrs. Conger
Jcee
Warner
Jackson Sidney
Lodgepole, Sunol Schools
Ervin Ehlers
Elwood Moore
Gayle Sample
Laura Vass
Diana Moore
Ehlers
Stanley Kyrklund
Avin Davis
Dallas Richards
W. E. Jones
Joe Dodds
Elwood Lostroh
Patrol
Boy Scout News
Ray Nation
Robert E. Jones
Sidney Area
BMA
Business Mn’s Assurance
Kansas City
Missouri
Maple - Benson Sta
ATG
Eas
Rexall
IOK
Scheirich
Thomas
Comet
Mercury
Meteor
Mercury Products
Cima Motor Company
LINC
Dependable
Arnold Toeboa
Illinois
JOE A. Gibson, Inc
Sidney, Neb
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