Bulletin board of historic dates and notes for April 19
A compact page lists events on April 19 across history from 1775 Lexington battles to 1967 Adenauer’s death, plus notable birthdays, quotes, and a Bicentennial note. It cites Glenn Seaborg’s 64th birthday, Jefferson’s thought, and a 1776 line on liberty, ending with a 178? safety order from George Washington era.
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Lexington and
Concord
Massachusetts
Holland
Lexington
Congress
Lord Byron
Greece
Abraham Lincoln
White House
United States
Spain
Cuba
Konrad Adenauer
North Vietnam
Haiphong
Charles Manson
California
Sharon Tate
Los Angeles
India
Soviet Union
Atomic Energy Commission
Glenn Seaborg
Thomas Jefferson
George Washington
New York
New York Committee of Safety
Panhandle Forecast Details Cloudy Skies and Showers
The Panhandle forecast calls for today becoming cloudy with a chance of showers and possible thunderstorms. Highs upper 50s, tonight mostly cloudy with rain diminishing and cooler lows around 30s. Tuesday partly sunny and warmer with highs near mid 60s. Light southerly winds shift to NW at 10 to 20 mph. Precip chances 50 today, 30 tonight. Extended outlook shows chance of thundershowers Wednesday and Thursday, partly cloudy Friday, with 60s highs and 40s to 70s by day.
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Panhandle
Sidney car and theft incident roundup
Reports include a reckless pickup at 10:16 p.m Sunday and newspaper stands stolen from Deckers parking lot at 7:00 a.m Monday. Accidents list multiple collisions in Sidney: Kathy J Hruska’s 1976 Chrysler hitting Lorita E Young’s 1966 Plymouth. Sharon K Koehler’s 1974 International hitting JoAnn Goen’s 1970 Dodge. Barbara J Harrison’s 1967 Ford pushing a 1955 Ford while hitting a curb drain.
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Deckers
Chrysler
Kathy J Hruska
Sidney
Plymouth
Lorita E Young
International
Sharon K Koehler
Dodge
JoAnn Goen
Ford
Barbara J Harrison
Steven G Harrison
Hospital notes admits and discharges listed
Admitted Sidney Steve Stickley Geri Rood Ardith Bogler Potter Charles Weir Warren Mathewson Dismissed Sidney Jerry Herrera Alfred Allman Steven Stickley Elsie Ladine Effie Moore Carol Kuntz Gurley Viola Bolz Adolf Fastenau Charles Weir Peetz Colo Hugh Fees Hubert Elenz
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Sidney
Steve Stickley
Geri Rood
Ardith Bogler
Charles Weir
Warren Mathewson
Jerry Herrera
Alfred Allman
Steven Stickley
Elsie Ladine
Effie Moore
Carol Kuntz Gurley
Viola Bolz
Adolf Fastenau
Charles Weir Peetz
Colo
Hugh Fees
Hubert Elenz
Community Sale and Meetings Bulletin
Rummage and Bake Sale Tuesday April 20 from 9 am to 6 pm at 1718 Forrest Street. VFW Auxiliary meets at 8 pm in Legion Hall. Kensington Dutch treat luncheon at 12 noon at Fort Sidney Hotel. Thursday April 2 Potter Youth Center Board meeting at 8 pm at Youth Center. Important meeting announced.
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Forrest Street
VFW Auxiliary Meeting
Legion Hall
Order of Eastern Star
Kensington
Fort Sidney
Potter Youth Center
Death notice for Anton Oliverius in Cheyenne Wyoming
Former Cheyenne County resident Anton Oliverius, 74, was found dead at his Cheyenne home. Funeral services Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. at Gehrig and Son Funeral Home Sidney. Burial in South Sunol Cemetery. Survivors include four sons Jim John Joe of Sidney and Kenny of Lodgepole.
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Anton Oliverius
Cheyenne County
Cheyenne
Wyo
Gehrig and Son
Sidney
Leon Foster
South Sunol
Oliverius
Lodgepole
Anton
Mary Oliverius
Whitehall
N.Y
Gladys Sherwood
Sunol
Jim
John
Joe
Kenny
Lodgepoie
Robert Peter Evans
Peter H
Amanda M Karstens Evans
Ocheyedan
Iowa
Memorial Hospital
Anne Kuemper
Worthington
Minn
Consolidated Freightways
Cheyenne Diesel
Sidney Diesel
Ann
Robert L Evans
Sheree A Evans
Golden
Colo
Ralph
Elsye) Adseth
Sioux Falls
Don
Lucille) Carr
Battle Mountain
Nev
William
Arlene) Morrow
Atlanta
William B
Dustine R Evans
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Frank Hoelck
Greenwood Cemetery
Holewick
Father Flanagan
Boys Town
Holecick Funeral Home
Reva A Campbell
Minnie Zorn Gish
Bloomfield
Neb
St Joseph's Hospital
Denver
Sioux City
Dalton
Dalton High School
Irvin Campbell
Presbyterian Church
Golden Circle
Order of the Eastern Star
Irvin
Rosalind
Roland Gibbins
Minden
L.M. Gish
Robb
Ryan
Reed Gibbins
Lyle Gish
Tracy Gibbens
Light Memorial Presbyterian Church
Darrell A. Davis
Roland Waite
Merle Christofferson
Ernest Nickell
Alvin Nickell
Kenneth Morgan
Kenneth Larson Holechek
Olson joins Agriculture Rural America Committee
Thomas Olson, president of Lisco State Bank at Lisco, has accepted appointment to the Agriculture Rural America Committee of the Independent Bankers Association of America for the year ending March 16, 1977. The association has 7,200 member banks in 41 states, and committee assignments conclude at the 47th annual convention in Washington, DC.
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Thomas Olson
Lisco State Bank
Lisco
Agriculture-Rural America
Independent Bankers Association of America
Washington, DC
Paint stripes go on roads in western Nebraska
Nebraska roads officials started painting pavement markings on selected federal aid secondary roads across 11 western counties including Banner Box Butte Cheyenne Dawes Garden Kimball Morrill Scotts Bluff Sioux and Sheridan The Century Fence Company holds a 61225 contract funded by federal highways funds with completion planned for June No detours required Five percent of acids are now packaged in plastic bottles per the Plastic Bottle Institute.
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Nebraska Department of Roads
Nebraska
Banner Box Butte
Cheyenne Dawes
Devel Garden Kimball
Morrill
Scotts Bluff
Sioux and
Sheridan Counties
Century Fence Company
Senator Frank Church to visit Nebraska in three day tour
Democratic presidential candidate Frank Church plans a three day swing from Scottsbluff to Lincoln with stops in Sidney and Kimball on Wednesday and Ogallala later. Church will host a coffee hour at Fort Sidney Motor Hotel and speak about honesty in government foreign policy and senior citizens issues. He seeks strong showing in Nebraska on May 11. James Hansen also appears as a Democratic congressional candidate in the region.
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Idaho
Frank Church
Sidney
Scottsbluff
Lincoln
Church
Fort Sidney Motor Hotel
Ogallala
Kimball
Nebraska
Third District Election to be held in Sidney Nebraska
Election coverage notes a campaign stop in Sidney at 2 pm Thursday at the Fort Sidney Motel with candidate Hansen emphasizing inflation, energy costs, and water resource policy. The piece also mentions Morehouse’s regional campaign coordination roles and Hess Dyas’s call to reduce federal interference in agriculture.
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Sidney
Fort Sidney
Nebraska
Hansen
US Senate
Hess Dyas
Rare bird Frank Church eyes Nebraska crusade for 1976 bid
Associated Press reports on Senator Frank Church courting Nebraska voters as a late entry in the 1976 Democratic presidential race. The piece notes Church’s strategy to win in Nebraska, boost his national profile, and possibly align with Carter, while considering the impact of other candidates like Kennedy Humphrey Jackson and Bayh. It also covers campaign plans including a five day blitz, ads, mailings, and door knocking.
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John Barrette
Associated Press
LINCOLN — _ Frank Church
Nebraska
Jimmy Carter
Georgia
Birch Bayh
Indiana
Robert Kennedy
George McGovern
Edward Kennedy
Hubert Humphrey
Church
Kennedy
Humphrey
Henry Jackson
Carter
Jackson
East
Forrest Church
Frank Church
NRD Director to Meet With Cattlemen in Bridgeport
Lee Orton executive director of the Nebraska Association of Resources Districts will meet Tuesday night with the Nebraska Stock Growers Association in Bridgeport. Orton will discuss local Natural Resources District responsibilities under water legislation enacted last year and a new bill defining underground water rights.
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Lee Orton
Nebraska Association of Resources Districts
Nebraska Stock Growers Association
Bridgeport
Orton
USDA Plans Crop Update on Wheat and Corn Exports
The Agriculture Department will release a supply and demand update this week focusing on wheat and corn export prospects for next season. The report follows a quarterly grain inventory due Thursday, with Friday set for the main release. One third of the United States is forest land.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
United States
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