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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1969

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Cancer Fund Drive Set For Sunday In Cheyenne County

Cancer fund drive conducted by the Nebraska Division American Cancer Society travels Cheyenne County this Sunday April 13 with house to house solicitation in most communities. In Dalton and Gurley an envelope drive will be held. Mrs Myrtle Simmerman urges all to give. Sidney drive led by Ladies Auxiliary to Porter McGuiver Post 610 with Mrs Leslie Landmesser as chairman. Assisting groups include Sub Debs 17 Club and Boy Scouts Troop 89. Co chairs for Sunol area Mrs A A Fenske and Mrs John Webb. Mrs Clarence Meyer leads Lodge Pole. others oversee Dalton Gurley Lorenzo Brownson and associated areas.

Cheyenne County Nebraska American Cancer Society Dalton and Gurley Myrtle Simmerman Sidney Porter McGuver Veterans of Foreign Wars Leslie Landmesser Seventeen Club Boy Scouts A.A. Fenske John Webb Sunol Clarence Meyer Lodge Pole Ray Henke Brest Dalton Doris Mahin Leonard Rie Ken Floyd Fleming Lorenzo Leo Whetstone Brownson

Farm labor productivity rose 8.3 percent in 1960s

Production per man hour by American farm labor increased an average of 8.3 percent during the 1960s, according to new data. This rise reflects efficiency gains across agricultural sectors and year over year improvements in output per worker.

WNUCC To Meet In North Platte

Tourism and economic development will be the focus of a joint meeting between the North Platte Chamber of Commerce and the Western Nebraska United Chambers of Commerce on Tuesday April 22 at the Pawnee Hotel in North Platte. The quarterly session will include a presentation of the Western Nebraska tourist development plan for WNUCC members to consider.

North Platte

State Education Board Meeting on ETV Sunday

Nebraska Board of Education meeting to be televised on Educational TV network at 1 o'clock Sunday afternoon. The session follows a letter from a board member opposing the ouster of Dr. Miller, the state education commissioner, stating Sunday’s Omaha School for the Deaf session would host the anti Miller move.

Nebraska Board of Education Educational Dr. Miller School For the Deaf Omaha anti-Miller

Pale Western Cutworms Threaten Panhandle Wheat Crop

Officials warn of potential record outbreak of pale western cutworm in southwestern Nebraska and southwest panhandle wheat. Eggs hatch, damage seen as worms feed underground then surface after rains. control with Endrin at 0.25 lb active ingredient per acre, with 45 day harvest wait, is advised only after counting one or more worms per row foot.

Nebraska Cheyenne Ivan Liljegren Sourthwestern Southwest Panhandle Panhandle A. F. Hagen Scotts Bluff I. M. Liljegren

Nebraska seed potential eyed by NCIA leaders

Nebraska has unlimited potential for seed production and the majority of that potential is untapped. Missing state seed imports noted as lost income while urging farmers to join certified production. Two vehicle accidents investigated by Sidney Police Thursday highlight local safety concerns as 1969 farm totals show declines from 1968 and 1959 levels.

Lincoln Nebraska Nebraska Crop Improvement Association Dean Lancaster NCIA

National Winner in Career Girl of the Year Contest

Miss Kathleen Miles a secretarial student at the National College of Business Rapid City S C is a national winner in the Miss Nancy Taylor Career Girl of the Year contest She will join other winners in New York City and depart April 24 for a three week European tour She was selected for outstanding appearance charm and secretarial skills and was among five regional finalists competing with about 400 representatives of business schools She received a trophy and luggage in this honor.US high school graduate Gurley 1968.

Kathleen Miles National College of Business Rapid City S.C Nancy Taylor Harvey Miles New York City Europe Miss Miles Rapid City College Miles NBC Gurley High School

Panhandle Forecast Shows Mild Weekend Weather

The Panhandle forecast calls for generally fair conditions this afternoon tonight and Saturday with only light rain chances. Highs will be in the 60s to 70s, lows in the 30s to 40s, and rain is unlikely through the period. The five day outlook suggests temperatures 2 to 10 degrees above normal with minimal precipitation and daytime highs in the 60s. Courtesy Frontier Airlines.

Panhandle Frontier Airlines

Services For Mrs Keller Held Today

Funeral services were held for Florence M. Keller 82 of Denver with rites at Craig Holechek Funeral Home Sid ney officiated Burial set for 10 30 a m Saturday at Aurora Neb cemetery Keller born October 12 1886 in York County Nebraska married to Samuel W Keller March 6 1912 at Bradshaw They lived in York Hamilton counties before moving to Dalton in 1933 later relocating to Aurora Loveland and finally Denver Survivors include two sons Raymond W and Bernard W three daughters Mildred M Leger Bernice Maxine Buck and Opal A Psaley a s well as 12 grandchildren and seven great grandchildren

Florence M. Keller Denver Pioneer Memorial Hospital Dalton Craig- Holechek Sidney Richard Brown Dalton Presbyterian Church Aurora Neb Keller York County Samuel W. Keller Bradshaw York Hamilton Loveland Colo Mr. Keller Raymond W Omaha Bernard W Littleton Mildred M. Leger Bernice Maxine Buck Opal A. Psaley Arvada

Area Pilots To Meet With Mountain Flying Topic

Area pilots will gather next Wednesday at 7 30 p m in the drafting building of the Vo Tech school for an aviation meeting. Lew Ross of Gable Drilling Co Denver will speak on mountain flying and Sam Countryman of the FAA will show three meteorology slides. All pilots and interested aviation enthusiasts are invited.

Vo-Tech School Lew Ross Gable Drilling Co Denver Sam Countryman FAA

Sidney Fire Crews Respond to Two Minor Blazes

Sidney firemen answered two calls on Thursday. both caused no damage. One blaze was a mile north and another a mile west of the Vo-Tech School where a farmer was burning off stable. Nightfall brought a silent alarm that yielded little result. A flare near an open manhole cover was tipped over, causing no damage.

Sidney Vo-Tech

Cheyenne County Chamber Plans Big Membership Drive

The Cheyenne County Chamber of Commerce launches a Tuesday morning drive to recruit 100 new members and reengage existing ones. A 6:30 a.m. kickoff breakfast at the Fort Sidney Motor Hotel starts the effort with countywide booster teams, led by Merle Bobo, Don Born, Don Challburg, Lloyd Carr and Bob Decker, and a concurrent Ladies Chapter drive led by Mrs. J W Vaughn and Mrs. Ed Cole.

Kenny Wickstrom Cheyenne County Cheyenne County Chamber of Commerce Fort Sidney Motor Hotel Merle Bobo Don Born Don Challburg Lloyd Carr Bob Decker J. W. Vaughn Ed Cole Red Barons

Open House At Western Nebraska Voc-Tech Highlights Air Show

An Open House on Sunday April 20 at the Western Nebraska Vocational Technical School features an air show and air tours. VOCAIR will fly three planes for aerial tours of the facility. The event includes morning flight breakfast, church services, cafeteria use, sky divers, and anticipated dignitaries Lloyd Wright and John Wagoner from the State Board of Education.

Nebraska Vocational Technical School Merle Rudebusch Vocair Vo-Tech Flying Club State Board of Education Lloyd Wright Reynolds John Wagoner Grand Island

Dr Hull Cook to Lead Rotary District 563 at Conference

Dr Hull Cook of Sidney will become Governor of Rotary District 563 at the annual conference in Broken Bow today and Saturday, succeeding William Melville of Broken Bow. He will speak on Action In Rotary Saturday at 9 30 a m and be honored at a 6 15 p m reception at the Broken Bow Elks Club. The event features speeches by Wilbur V Lewis and Kiyoshi Togasaki, with a Saturday breakfast, luncheon, and talks by Senator Roman L Hruska. Sidney members serve on district committees including Jack Knicely Clark Fuller John Elwell and Dr Cook.

Hull Cook Sidney Rotary District 563 Broken Bow William Melville Cook Rotary Elks Club Wilbur V. Lewis Kansas Rotary International Kiyoshi Togasaki Tokyo Japan Rotary Anns Jack Knicely Jim Garcia Sidney Club Roman L. Hruska Knicely Clark Fuller Rotary Foundation John Elwell Dr. Cook

Millet Oats Signup Set By County NFO

Millet and oats signup for 1969 prices higher than market will be held at Cheyenne County chapter of the National Farmers Organization. The meeting starts 7:30 PM at the National Guard Armory. All members and prospective members urged to attend. Those unable to attend should contact a county officer.

Cheyenne County National Farmers Organization National Guard

Don’t Send Cash Through Mail for Tax Payments 1968

Richard P. Vinal District Director of Internal Revenue for Nebraska advises taxpayers to pay 1968 federal income tax by check or money order not cash. Paying by cash risks loss or misdelivery with no payment record. a misplaced check or money order can be stopped and rerouted payment made.

Richard P. Vinal Internal Revenue Nebraska Mr. Vinal

Wheat Yield Drop Not Due To Winter Kill

Lincoln The State Agricultural Statistics said 11 percent drop in Nebraska 1969 winter wheat production does not reflect extensive winter kill. Ice cover hampered growth in some areas, but Panhandle fared fairly well. De Wayne Hamilton cited a 10 percent drop in planted acreage as a major factor, with projected state yield about 30 bushels per acre and total 89,970,000 bushels. National winter wheat production down eight percent from last year.

Lincoln Federal Division of Agriculture Statistics Nebraska Agriculture Statistician de— Wayne Hamilton Panhandle Hamilton

Large Group To NFO Meeting In Bridgeport

A Cheyenne County delegation attended a Morrill County NFO rally in Bridgeport on Thursday evening where state NFO president Bill Selhurst spoke. Attendees included numerous local residents and several non members, listing multiple couples by name.

NFO Bridgeport Cheyenne County Morrill County Bill Selhurst Frank Jones Norm Steffens Merle Christofferson Don Lewis Irvin Campbell Earl Munshaw LeMoyne Myers Art Holt Howard Gerke LaVern Flessner Vern Miller Jack Easterly Ervin Phelps Harold Lessman Howard Reimers Paul Dalton Paul Nagengast

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WNUCC State Education Board VFW Marjorie M. Brookens Interior S.D 11Th Avenue Peter H. Schwartz Schwartz Brookens Barbara L. Schwartz 16Th Avenue Illinois 18Th Avenue Diane L. Cruise Palomino Rotary District DR. Hull Cook Wilbur V Lewis
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