Youthful Fear Prompted Start Of Hippies
Rev. Paul Curro of Nenzel Nebraska told the District Five Council of Youth that fear among youth and a search for identity sparked the rise of the Hippie movement after observing the Haight Ashbury scene. He spoke to the audience Saturday citing his experiences and impressions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Curro
Nenzel, Neb
District Five Council of Youth Audience
Haight-Ashe
Rey. Paul Curko
St. Mary’s
Nenzel
Neb
District Five Council of
Vo-Tech
Debi Thayer
Sidney Council of Youth
C. B. Dorwart
Well Known Dalton Man Died Sunday
William H. Warren aged 84 a long time Dalton resident died Sunday evening at Pioneer Memorial Hospital following a stroke three months earlier He was born May 3 1884 in Clinton Iowa married June 2 1904 to Mayme Sanders and moved to Dalton in 1918 where he farmed east of town until retirement Survivors include his widow two sons Clarence and Harold two sisters eight grandchildren and 22 great grandchildren Funeral services are set for Wednesday at Dalton Presbyterian Church with burial in Dalton Cemetery The Heart Fund is requested for memorials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalton
William H. Warren
Pioneer Memorial Hospital
Dalton Presbyterian Church
Richard A. Brown
Dalton Cemetery
Gehrig and Son Funeral Home
Clinton
Iowa
James A. Warren
Mayme Sanders
Alton
Clarence
Moses Lake
Wash
Harold
Minnie Weston
Council Bluffs
Hazel Long
Lingle
Wyo
Trade Fair Space Drive Wednesday May Boost Booth Sales
A cleanup campaign will push 35 to 40 remaining outside display booths for the Cheyenne County Trade Fair and Exposition set for May 2 3 4 and 5. A 15 member business committee will seek local participation and nonprofits may sponsor booths. The event runs 10 am to 8 pm with prizes including a 1968 red convertible and trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Chamber of Commerce
Elks
Dick Cole
The
Moon Spinners
Fort Hays State College
Hays
Kan
Las Vegas
Dusty Rhoades
Unseasonable Warmth Gives Way to Cold Weekend Winds
Weekend weather in Sidney and Dalton featured a swing from near 80 degree highs to much cooler temperatures. Saturday peaked around 80 then fell to the 60s, with winds evident across the area. Sidney reached 79 with a 33 degree low while Dalton saw a 17 degree low as weekend winds continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Legion Park
Dalton
USDA Suspends Nebraska Cattle Dealer
A Shelby Nebraska livestock dealer is suspended as a registrant by the U S Department of Agriculture for violating Packers and Stockyards Act rules. Alleged violations include liabilities exceeding assets and failure to make certain payments for purchased livestock. Payments are due by the close of business the day after sale, unless prior arrangements exist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Shelby
Nebra
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Packers and Stockyards Act
Weather Panhandle Forecast Turns Colder Midweek
Panhandle forecast calls for fair and mild conditions this afternoon and tonight with rising clouds and a small chance of showers Tuesday afternoon. Lows tonight 30 to 40, highs Tuesday in the 60s, precipitation under 5 percent today and tonight, about 10 percent Tuesday. Five day outlook shows 2 to 10 degree below normal temperatures Tuesday through Saturday with midweek rain or snow, then lighter precip and highs near 50, lows in the 20s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panhandle
Voters to choose school and city posts on Tuesday
Voters will cast ballots on April 2 1968 in municipal elections for school board city council and other posts. Incumbents and new candidates appear for police judges district school boards town board and ward races including mayoral and city council hopefuls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Thorpe
Stan Larabee
George Elwood
John Elwell, Jr
del Koch
Sidney
Roy Gish
W.w.schulz
Susan van Natter
Jack Knicely
Ward races set with Marrin and Schinzel contesting
It was a hot spot for Brown Trout and Lloyd Winkelman while Mrs. Mary Rita Marrin and Ed Schinzel will vie from the Town Ward. One will be elected from each ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Winkelman
Mary Rita Marrin
Ed Schinzel
Economic Proposals For WNUCC Set For April Meeting
The Western Nebraska United Chambers of Commerce plans two economic development proposals for its April Scottsbluff meeting. A legislative hire to promote Western Nebraska and a contracted program modeled after Vision 17 in southeast Nebraska are discussed. Vision 17 funds a $40 000 annual program across four areas through Northern Systems, with local support and targeted projects. A special statutor y authority allows cities to levy up to one mill for immigration and industry promotion. A film preview and social hour follow the 5 pm event at the Scottsbluff Country Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Scottsbluff
WNUCC
Vision 17
Northern Systems
Northern Gas
WNCC
Nebraska Department of Economic Development
Jack Fullock
Ogallala
WMCC
Chamber of Commerce
Scottsbluff Country Club
Thieves And Vandals Busy Over Weekend
Three vandalism reports and four thefts were logged over the weekend by the Cheyenne County Sheriff. Vandals shattered five plate glass windows on High Way 30 in Lodgepole, affecting a vacant building, the drug store, and a bank. A vacant house at 1140 9th had two windows broken and a prowler damaged a door window at 961 5th. Johnson Speed Wash reported four broken locks and a $15 theft from a washer on Sunday. Auto parts thefts centered on air cleaners from three vehicles: a 1966 Pontiac GTO, a 1966 Chevelle, and another car belonging to Mrs. Peter Moller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodgepole
Cheyenne County
Kermit Brumbaugh
Highway 30
Johnson Speed Wash
George Owen
Newton
Dick Bales
Peter Moller
Chadron Park Sale Pending
The Board of Educational Lands and Funds awaits a definition of natural resources before the Game Commission pursues Chadron State Park purchase. State lands hold salt springs coal oil and minerals and the 1967 legislature set a price of 40 000 plus 125 000 for improvements. Willard Barbee warns timber and underground water could affect interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Board of Educational Lands and Funds
Natural Resources
The
Game Commission
Chadron State Park
School Land Trust
Willard Barbee
State Board of Appraisers
Polls Open 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Countywide
Polls will be open in all towns from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. on election day in the county. Voters must be registered by the late March deadline to be eligible to cast a ballot on April 2.
Local Caucuses Nominate Town and School Board Candidates
The Dix caucus named two vacancies on the town board with Byron Sharborough Lloyd Ha ach Loren Tinsdale Fred Miller and Paul McKinney all non incumbents. School board nominees were Ursula Stander Robert Wistrom Clinton Shaw and Duane Tobler with Stander and Shaw incumbents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dix
Byron Sharborough
Lloyd Haach
Loren Tinsdale
Fred Miller
Paul McKinney
Ursula Stander
Robert Wistrom
Clinton Shaw
Duane Tobler
Stander
Shaw
Potter
Ray Slama
Bruce Juelfs
Gordon Reed
Terrell Wickhorst
Merlin Ma~as
Harold Schuessler
Bud Gaston
Ed Killham
Elvin Phief
Charles Belden
Lloyd Bondegard
Dick Smith
Clarence Kripal
Delmer Zalesky
Loren Block
Dan Markel
Joe Teague
Otto Schlaman
Duane Bondegard
Gene Bond
Gurley
Lee Foster
Herman Frerichs
Tabor Brandt
Elmer Freudenberg
Clarence Ewert
Foster
Freudenberg
Frerichs
Rollie Larson
Orville Parker
Lyle Mather
Allan Lessman
Robert Spearow
Ernie Deaver
Mather
Potter Lady Wins Who's Who Contest
Mrs. Alan Combs of Potter is the $65 winner after correctly identifying Lloyd Carr of Sidney Airport as the Who's Who subject. Carr, Sidney resident since 1958, was linked by 16 clues including sponsors Explorers and American Eagle. A new contest opens with $35 in prize money and entry requires depositing by 5 pm Friday at listed local businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan Combs
Sherman
Potter
Lloyd Carr
Sidney
Overland Air Service
Carr
Explorers
Beaver Scout
American Eagle
Bloomington High
Alliance
Western Auto
Cheyenne County Lumber
Hardy Clark
Victone Cleaners
Genter Liquor
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Ed Cole
Cathy Benzel
Chamber Office
Germany
Bury
San Francisco
Calif
Curro
University of San Francisco
Haight-Ashbury
Father Curre
Ife
Telegraph
William H, Warren
USDA
James O. Thompson
Donald Winkelman
Jim Thompson
Earl Munshaw
Larry Schmitt
Charles Geller
Geller
Cletus Semper
Ray Henke
Lodgepole Creek
Chadron Park
Potter Lady
Who
Wild Blue
Piper
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