Daily Bulletin of Historical Events and Birthdays
Monday April 21 1975 marks the 111th day with events from Rome’s legendary founding to Sam Houston battle victory at San Jacinto. Notables include Henry VIII’s accession, Dien Bien Phu aid for France, first artificial heart, Greek coup, Chicago mayoral tenure, and birthdays Queen Elizabeth II and Anthony Quinn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Romulus
Henry VIII
England
Henry VII
Upper
Mississippi
Sam Houston
San Jacinto
U. S
France
Indochina
Dien Bien Phu
Houston
Texas
Athens
South Carolina
Donald Russell
Senate
Olin Johnston
Cambodia
Richard Nixon
Richard Daley
Chicago
Queen Elizabeth
Britain
Anthony Quinn
Benjamin Franklin
Associated Press
Panhandle forecast and community meeting notices
Panhandle forecast calls for scattered showers this morning with variable clouds and highs in the mid to upper 60s, then partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday as a warming trend continues. Lows around 40 tonight, highs in the low to mid 70s Tuesday, with winds today 6 to 15 mph. Extended outlook shows Monday through Friday mostly cloudy with showers and thunderstorms and cooling to the lower 40s northwest to lower 50s southeast. Tuesday events include Full Gospel Businessmen's Fellowship at 7 p.m. Fort Sidney Motor Hotel, Cheyenne County Wheatgrowers Association at 8 p.m. Wheatbelt Public Power District building, Wheathearts meet, TOPS Club at 6 p.m. First United Methodist Church south door, Court Mother Seton 1969 Catholic Daughters of America Mass at St Patrick's Church basement at 7:30 p.m. Bill Kelly to present program. Parents Without Partners meet at 7:30 p.m. First United Methodist Church with Rev. Rodney Wilmoth speaking on fighting low mood. all single parents welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panhandle
Associated Press
Cheyenne County Wheatgrowers Association
Wheatbelt Public Power District
Wheathearts
Tops Club
First United Methodist Church
South Door
Court Mother Seton
Catholic Daughters of America
St Patrick’s
Bill Kelly
Parents Without Partners
Rodney Wilmoth
Hospital Notes Admits and Discharges by City Names
Admission and discharge listings show multiple individuals by city like Sidney Chappel Dalton Crook Colo Peetz North Platte and Bridgeport. Names include Irene Hall Tracy Holbeck Amelia Forster Lawrence Witters Barbara Peterson and Mary Stratton among others with several in both admitted and discharged sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Chris
Christofferson
Irene Hall
Tracy
Holbeck
Amelia
Forster
Lawrence Witters
Barbara Peterson
Theda McClure
Bertram O'Connor
Chappell
Bill Vogt
Karen Bonczynski
Dalton
Carl Schmidt
Lodgepole
Patricia Fraass
Erma Cooper
Potter
Anna Nelson
North Platte
Mary Jane Boyer
PEETZ
COLA
Mary Stratton
Harry Stein
Miranda Daniels
Baby
Karen Benczynsky
Bernice Glenn
Louise Enright
Mabel Brunner
Bridgeport
Dennis Ravert
Crook
Colo
Kay la Maitre
Clem Schumacher
Police activity summary from Saturday and Sunday
Police logs report multiple incidents on Saturday including domestic disturbance, malicious mischief in Charlotte, a missing elderly nursing home resident who was located, a load driving complaint near Cedar Street, a loud party on Lucille Lane, and a disturbance near Osage Grocery. Sunday entries note a motor vehicle accident at 1718 Dodge involving a 1962 Oldsmobile and a 1964 Maddox Motors pickup, a $500 to Le Favour auto, and an intoxicated person at 1300 block Spruce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
Cedar St
Lucille Lane
Osage Grocery
Mary la Favour
Sidney
Maddox Motors
Dodge
le Favour Auto
Maddox
Walsh Pallbearers Named for Edward Funeral
Pallbearers for the funeral of Edward Walsh were Dennis Walsh Tom Walsh Jim Walsh Dennis Peters Dom Vecchia and Skip Vecchia. Honorary pallbearers were Donald Kreader Harold Worth Harold Kallenbach John Van Anne Don Deyermand and Lawrence Bowman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walsh
Edward Walsh
Dennis Walsh
Tom Walsh
Jim Walsh
Dennis Peters
Dom Vecchia
Skip Vecchia
Donald Kreader
Harold Worth
Harold Kallenbach
John van Anne
Don Deyermand
Lawrence Bowman
McKinley J McIntosh 73 Pioneer Sidney Resident Dies
McKinley J McIntosh longtime Sidney resident and former Nebraska Port of Entry inspector died Sunday at Memorial Hospital after a prolonged illness at age 73. He was born Sept 22 1901 and married Frances Quinn in 1928. Surviving daughters grandchildren and a sister live across the country. Funeral Thursday at St Patrick's Church with burial at Greenwood Cemetery. Memorials to St Patrick's High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley J. McIntosh
Sidney
Memorial Hospital
Nebraska Port of Entry
James L
Rose Mary Pavlat McIntosh
Ogallala
Notre Dame University
Nebraska
J J McIntosh
American National Bank
Martin, Mattoon and Matzke
Frances Quinn
Mullen
McIntosh
Paul
Mary Joan) Grote
Cincinnati
Ohio
Duane
Kathleen) Kahl
Thomas
Rosalin) Burns
Lakewood
Colo
John E
Patricia) Perito
Silver ‘ Spring
Mao
Louis G. Arndt
Louis G Arndt
William and
Margaretha Reimer Arndt
Nishnebotany Township
Iowa
Villa Manor
Denver
Bernice J Hain
Dennison
Buck Grove
Dalton
Arndt
Wendell
Minneapolis
Minn
Sam
Lyle
Merlin
John Arndt
Sioux City
Albert Arndt
Lawton
Ida Leuth
Manila
Tillie Sties
Amelia Hahn
Ella MacLennon
Zena Kitzback
Hinton
Town
Dalton Presbyterian Church
John Munson
Dalton Cemetery
Dalton Rescue Unit
Holewiek Funeral Home
Outlet opens sub-agency at Dalton for Montgomery Ward sales
Dalton store operates as a Montgomery Ward sub-agency at Mary's Magic Mirror run by Mary Schmitt to handle catalog orders in northern Cheyenne County. Chadron native David Shumway, 26, joins Memorial Hospital physical therapy staff with degrees from Chadron State College and University of Iowa. Retail sales in Sidney declined 17 percent in December 1974 from 1973, while statewide December sales were down but November trends were improving. Frontier Airlines reports March revenue miles up 0.9 percent and first quarter up 2.8 percent with capacity rising and load factor around 54 percent. Nine oil well drilling intents filed in Sidney with multiple companies and locations across Red Willow, Banner, Hitchcock, and Cheyenne counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A&t
Montgomery Ward
Dalton
Bob Schiel
Schiel
Cheyenne County
Mary’s Magic Mirror
Mary Schmitt
Chadron
David
Shumway
Memorial Hospital
Chadron State College
University of Iowa
Dalles
Ore
Sidney Public
Kyle Mines
Jack Murray
Business In
Nebraska
Bureau of Business Research
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Sidney
Omaha
Lincoln
Scottsbluff
Frontier Airlines Today
Frontier
Wih
Budget committee boosts NU budget to 73.8 million
Lincoln The Appropriations Committee added 19 million to the 1975 76 University of Nebraska budget bringing the total to 73.8 million. The move exceeds Gov Exon's 716 million recommendation but remains far below NU's 844 million request. The panel boosted funding for the University Medical Center in Omaha and approved 64 priority items totaling about 874 thousand, with further additions for agriculture programs and Omaha campus improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greg Wees
Lincoln
Legislalture
Appropriations
University of Nebraska
J J Exon
Jone
Hastings
Richard Marvel
University Medical Center
Omaha
University Hospital
Legislative Fiscal Office
Marvel
Harold Simpson
Curtis
University of Nebraska At Omaha
Simpson
Exon
River cleanup price tag tops 2.3 billion in Nebraska
Lincoln AP reports draft costs to reach zero pollutant discharge in Nebraska by 1985 exceed 2.3 billion dollars, with total rising when including runoff and staff. The study, led by the DEC, notes 1985 zero discharge likely unattainable due to funds and contractors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Sidney High to enter trouble shooting event
Sidn ey High School auto mechanics students will enter the Plymouth Trouble Shooting state championships in Lincoln on May 14. Kimball County High School is the only other area school that has applied. Winners earn all expense paid trips to Detroit for the National Trouble Shooting Finals June 16-18 where state champions seek college scholarships and prizes. Each team of two students solves hidden malfunctions in brand new cars, judged by time workmanship and written test scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney High School
Plymouth
Lincoln
Kimball County High School
Detroit
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bulletin Board
Full Gospel Businessmen’s Fellowship
Fort Sidney Motor Hotel
McKinley Joseph
Sidney Newspapers Inc
Thinots St
Nebrapitd
P.O
National Newspaper Association
Nebraska Press Association
Lawrence E. Boyer
Bill Cox
Res Hedraska Pagss Association
Nebraska Oil and Gas Con
Sundance Oil Company
Kehn
Banner County
Joyce Field
c-Gear Drilling Company
J” Sand
Stoeppelwerth Drilling, Inc
Diamond Petrosearch, Inc
Burkes
Cse
Hitchcock County
Wildcate-Stoeppelwerth Drilling, Inc
Kansas City
Grayrock Corporation
Federal
Cherry County
Wildcat - c-Delta Drilling Company
Olsen-Gable
Sese
o-Gear Drilling Company
Sand. O’connell Construction Company
Kettler
Swsw
Cheyenne County - Engelland
B.W. Drilling, Inc
Nebraska Department of Environmental Control
DEC
Congress
Ray Hartung
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Hartung
Sidney High
Baird
Classified Service
Illinois Ave
Sidney, Ne
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