Front Street Names Ogallala Manager
Ogallala businessman Jim Conway was named Front Street manager succeeding Stan Smith. Conway is Arkansas born, a 22 year Nebraska resident and Air Force veteran, and serves on the City Planning Commission. He and wife Jean have three children James 21, 19 and Jack 12.
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Ogallala
Jim Conway
Front Street
Stan Smith
Kearney State College
Conway
Arkansas
Nebraska
Ogallala City
St. Luke’s Catholic Church
Jean
Lincoln
James
University of Nebraska
University
Jack
St. Luke’s School
Church Burglary Suspect Held in Ogallala
Jack Hill 28, Albuquerque man, charged with burglary and grand larceny after church robbery at St. Lukes Catholic Church in Ogallala. Arrested within 40 minutes after 4 p.m. robbery. bond set at 4000. Money recovered. suspects stopped on I-80 south of North Platte by state patrol.
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Ogallala
Albuquerque
N.M
St. Lukes Catholic Church
Jack Hill
Robert Scott
Nebraska
Keith County
Hill
Verna Subon
Estelle Witt
North Platte
Marsland Bulls In Test For Sale At Ogallala
Five Hereford bulls owned by Carl Wilkens of Marsland will be weighed and scored on April 23 and 24 for the fifth annual sale of performance tested bulls on May 4. The Nebraska Beef Cattle Improvement Association sponsors the test with 175 bulls from 31 Nebraska breeders. Sale manager Kermit Paxton of Stapleton says about 90 bulls will be offered after screening the lower gaining entries.
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Marsland
Carl Wilkens
Ogallala
Nebraska Beef Cattle Improvement Association
Nebraska
Kermit Paxton
Stapleton Angus
Oil crew rescued after storm blocks Harrison area
A drilling crew stranded 14 miles southeast of Harrison for about 20 hours was rescued by helicopter Thursday morning. They sheltered in their vehicles and were reported in good condition. Roads opened in parts with one-way sections, and power was restored to rural homes around 6:30 p.m. Wednesday and to Harrison by 9 p.m. Wednesday using an auxiliary unit.
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Harrison
Carl Nelson
Nelson
Crawford
Mrs. Fuller Receives Nebraska Wildlife Conservation Award
Mrs Herbert Fuller of Ogallala was honored with the third annual Nebraska Wildlife Conservation Award at the University of Nebraska Wildlife Banquet on the NN campus Friday evening. The Lincoln Sunday Journal and Star and University of Nebraska Wildlife Club sponsor the award for outstanding Nebraska conservation work. Fuller's work in youth teaching and hunter safety leadership has been widely recognized across Nebraska and neighboring states.
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Lincoln
Herbert (. Fuller
Ogallala
Nebraska Wildlife Conservation
University of Nebraska Wildlife
Lincoln Sunday Journal
Star
University of Nebraska Wildlife Club
Nebraska
Minatare Gets New Phone Equipment
United Telephone Company of the West will install crossbar switching gear at the Minatare office in a near completed building west of the current one. Service is expected around October 20 with a full seven digit dialing change for Minatare subscribers. Expansion plans include rural line upgrades to four party and individual service and Extended Area Service to six Nebraska Panhandle exchanges next year.
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United Telephone Company of the West
Vernon Allan
Allan
Minatare
Minatare Exchange
Nebraska Panhandle
Services for Mrs Freder Hanneman Tuesday Morning
Funeral arrangements announced for Mrs Freder ick Hanneman, 68, with services scheduled Tuesday at 9:30 a.m. at St Patrick's Church. Very Rev Vincent J Pelster and Rev F in charge. Rosary to be recited Monday at 7:30 p.m. at the church. Craig-Holechek Funeral Home handles arrangements.
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Frederick Hanneman
St. Patrick’s Church
Vincent J. Pelster
Wv. F
Craig-Holechek Funeral Home
Nitrogen On Wheat Now May Prove Profitable
Nebraska Panhandle wheat producers may gain from applying nitrogen to winter wheat before April 20 with the greatest yield boosts on lighter sandy soils and eroded hill tops. Economical results target 30 pounds per acre, with moisture levels guiding larger or smaller applications.
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Louis Daigger
University of Nebraska Scottsbluff
Nebraska Panhandle
Auto Accident Involving Gropper and Radtke in Sidney
Sidney police investigated a crash near 10th and Osage involving Arthur Gropper and Betty Radtke. Gropper’s car sustained 170 dollars in damage after Radtke’s vehicle struck the rear as it followed.
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Sidney
Arthur Gropper
Betty Radtke
10Th
Osage
Gropper
Radtke Auto
Rites Held for Glenn A. Gaddis at Craig-Holechek Funeral Home
Funeral services for Glenn A. Gaddis 56 were held this morning at Craig-Holechek Funeral Home with Rev. Harlan Brei officiating. Masonic rites were performed and burial followed at Greenwood Cemetery with pallbearers Ben Spady Bill Vaughn Charles Everitt Louis Buck Leonard Buck Dr. James Edwards and Tom Campbell. He died unexpectedly at his home Wednesday morning and is survived by his wife two daughters one son one brother and five grandchildren.
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Craig-Holechek
Glenn A. Gaddis
Harlan Brei
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Ben Spady
Bill Vaughn
Charles Everitt
Louis Buck
Leonard Buck
James Edwards
Tom Campbell
Gaddis
Infant Colling Dies Six Hours After Birth
Sandra Joann Colling infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas B Colling of 1235 Toledo died at Memorial Hospital six hours after birth. Funeral held at 4 30 pm at Gehrig and Son Funeral Home with Very Rev Vincent J Pelster V F officiating. Interment Greenwood Cemetery. Survived by parents one brother Christopher and grandparents Bernard Colling Sidney Victor Bush Lincoln.
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Sandra Joann Colling
Thomas B. Colling
Toldeo
Memorial Hospital
Gehrig and Son Funeral Home
Vincent J. Pelster
V. F
Greenwood Cemetery
Christopher
Bernard Colling
Sidney
Victor Bush
Lincoln
Three Car Crash Causes $1,775 Damage and Minor Injury
A Friday chain reaction on Highway 30 west of Sidney involving two out of town pickups and a car caused $1,775 in damage. One minor injury was reported. no one else was seriously hurt. The incident followed by another early Saturday when Roger Kenton rolled a car but was uninjured.
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Nebraska
John Trenerry
Sidney
Melvin D. Finnell
Sunol
Rosella Jessen
Oshkosh
Finnel
M. W. Steele
Chappell
Jessen
Steele
Memorial Hospital
Roger Kenton
Felix Koenig
The
Neb
Golden Kratz Rites Held In Lincoln
Golden P. Kratz 75, a former Sidney resident, died last Tuesday in Lincoln. He practiced law after University of Nebraska Law School graduation in 1916, served in World War I, and held roles including Heidelberg military governor, Armed Forces Contract Appeals Board member, and Nebraska Civil Defense official. Survived by widow Clara, two sons Kent and Dean G, a brother, two sisters, six grandchildren, and sister-in-law Katherine Kratz of Sidney.
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Sidney
Golden P. Kratz
Lincoln
Amberger
Lyons
Mr. Kratz
University of Nebraska Law School
Heidelberg
Germany
Washington, D.C
Armed Forces Contract Appeals Board
Nebraska
Office of Civil Defense
American Legion
State Board of Control
Clara
Kent
Dean G
Omaha
Katherine Kratz
Snowbound Auto Windows Broken
Sid ney police logged two vandalism cases and two possible breakin attempts over the weekend. Dale Foland reported his car's window broken while stuck in snow last week. Don Cortney said his rear window curtain was smashed last Friday. police found no damage after pursuing suspects in an alley behind the post office. A&W Drive-in storage shed was pried open since April 1 but nothing was missing.
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Sidney
Dale Foland
Don Cortney
Jackson
A&w
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Sale
Mrs. Fuller
Mrs. Hanneman
University of Nebraska Wheat
Colling Infant Services
Dave
Freenlees
Raska State Patrol
Kenton
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