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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1969
Page
8
The record lists St Patrick's lunch offerings for April with meals including hot dogs and lima beans, fried chicken and vegetables, pizza with salad, tuna sandwich, and barbecue burgers. Each meal notes half pint milk and side dishes across several dates in April.
Seaman David E. Ruttner, USN, son of Mr and Mrs E A Ruttner of Sidney Nebraska, has graduated from Basic Electricity and Electronics School at the U S Naval Training Center San Diego. The program trains personnel entering electrical fields such as radiomen interior communications technicians data systems technicians radar personnel torpedomen sonar operators and electronic technicians. Lena Horne promotes regular health checkups urging participation in the American Cancer Society 1969 Crusade.
Nebraska ASCS reports enrollments in feed grains and wheat diversion programs rose past last year totals despite an early lag. As of March 28, feed grains enrolled 75,100 farms and wheat diversion 54,945, with county by county gains noted. Enrollments include 80 percent of base acreage overall, and fans of late spring boosted participation.
A letter from William G. Kelley Administrator ESU 19 responds to Sara Johnson of Sidney High School Nebraska. Kelley explains ESU19 is state law governed, locally controlled, funded by a one mill levy, and not affiliated with NSEA. He notes ESUs provide supplementary services only when requested by local districts and cannot involve early childhood education or district reorganizations.
The U S Department of Agriculture named Gordon L Nuernberger of Wayne as Chairman and Lowell H Hummel of Fairbury and Carl E Stratton of Lyman as Nebraska ASC State Committee members They will oversee programs including Wheat and Feed Grain price supports conservation and land use adjustments Details cover each appointee s farming operations education and prior service with community ASC committees and related associations
As grass returns this spring, remember power mowers aid home gardening but can injure. Start procedures avoid the blade and gear, stop engine when leaving unattended, keep children away, run at low speed, and avoid mowing when wet or refueling gasoline powered units.
Rites for William F. Waite 52 a Gurley Dalton area resident were held Monday at Grace Lutheran Gurley. Rev Henry York officiated with burial at Greenwood Cemetery Sidney active pallbearers named and honorary pallbearers listed. Waite a South Omaha native came to Cheyenne County in 1917 married Marie Tank in 1931 and farmed near Gurley Dalton. Surviving widow a son a daughter two grandchildren four brothers and three sisters. He served on local ASC committees and farm crops included sugar beets beans corn oats barley potatoes and alfalfa feeding 3000 4000 lambs and maintaining 150 breeding ewes. He was a Scottsbluff High School graduate and member of Lions Elks and Masonic Lodges. New ASC committeemen replaced chairs and ex officio member Dr John Adams.
Last rites were conducted at the South Divide Trinity Lutheran Church for Emanuel C. Brauer 74 killed in a one car crash near his farm home. Rev Walter Seefeldt led the service with burial at South Divide cemetery where pallbearers included Allen Ralph Wilmer Paul Harold and Donald Brauer. Funeral arranged by Craig-Holechek Funeral Home. Born July 11 1904 he spent most of life in South Divide except for years in Colton. He married Anna Marie Moeller Nov 4 1920 she died Apr 19 1959. Surviving are five sons three daughters 20 grandchildren three great grandchildren five brothers and three sisters.
Bill Selhorst a Dodge Nebraska farmer and Nebraska NFO president will speak at Morrill County NFO supper and rally at Bridgeport High School Auditorium on Thursday April 10 at 6 45 p m. He will discuss rural America problems and their impact on national well being. His Q A sessions are lively and answers straightforward.
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