Memorial Home notes social visits across April week
A weekly recap from Memorial Home lists residents and guests visiting April 17 to 23. Names include Marvin Juedes, G H Juedes, Mary Uptegrove, Rosa Highland, Pauline Banks, Eva Frame, and many others from Lodgepole Fowler Dix Potter Millard and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Juedes
Lodgepole
G. H. Juedes
Erwin Aurich
Fowler, Colo
John Billeter
Agnes Zalesky
Martha Aurich
Mayme Wolff
Jos Schaf
Mamie Beyer
Cora Gaston
Mary Uptegrove
Rosa Highland
Grace Schneider
Ernest Juedes
Gaston Juedes
Alfred Borcher
Hilbert Borcher
Kilgore
Zalesky
Kate Bayliff
Annie Anderson
Fred Bonkiewicz
Helen Bonkiewicz
Ira Loaris
Vernon Walker
Jeff Spenger
James Walker
Lloyd Shaw
Wilma Shaw
Dix
Joe Kubes
Gus Chinawkis
Ted Jones
Dalton
Fowler, Cole
Aurich
Roy Nelson
Florence Nelson
Dean Hagemeister
Potter
Eva Frame
Evenson
Harla Shields
Jack Banks
Pauline Banks
Carol Cochran
Opal Brauer
Billie Smith
Edith Hostettler
Lucille Porter
C. P. Herboldsheimer
Arthur Juedes
W.D. Mathewson
Francis Hull
Ernest Graham
Rosa Hightland
Mamie Beye
Arnold Westerhoff
Arthur Larson
Anna Anderson
Jerry Krueger
G. H. Boehnke
Gus Chinankis
Mary Dorn
Frances Banks
J. J. Maher
Leo Wolff
Cora Beyer
George Barker
Millard
Nebr
E. Thomas
H, Juedes
Last rites for three area residents at local churches and cemeteries
Funerals conducted for Dorothy M. Northup 67 at Craig-Holechek with burial at Greenwood Cemetery. Anna H. Theis 83 funeral at United Methodist Church Lodgepole burial at Pleasant View Cemetery. Paul M. Callies 66 funeral at St Patrick's Church with burial in Mitchell. Pallbearers named for each service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Methodist Church of
Lodgepole
Harold Backus
Pleasant View Cemetery
Dale Niebaum
Robert Rexroth
Lowell Hokom
Sam Irwin
Ralph Talich
Harold Hernbloom
Craig Holechek
Funeral services for Alex Wimer at First Baptist Church
Funeral services for 46 year old Alex Wimer were held Monday afternoon at the First Baptist Church with Rev. Jerry Wilke officiating. Interment followed in Greenwood Cemetery. Pallbearers included W. W. Schultz Matt Janda Horace Owens John N. Treinen Odus Sweet and Kermit Brumbaugh. Home was in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Wimer
First Baptist Church
Jerry Wilke
Greenwood Cemetery
W. W. Schultz
Matt Janda
Horace Owens
John N. Treinen
Odus Sweet
Kermit Brumbaugh
Gehrig and Son Funeral Home
Funeral rites for Herbert W. Rabe at Holy Trinity Lutheran
Herbert W. Rabe, 73, had funeral rites Tuesday afternoon at Holy Trinity Lutheran Church. The Rev. Harlan Brei officiated. Burial followed in Greenwood Cemetery. Gehrig and Son Funeral Home supervised. Pallbearers included Walter Stueve, A. F. Whitmire, Terry Buetler, John Bauer Sr., Kenneth Fleming, and Kenneth Whitefoot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
Herbert W. Rabe
Harlan Brei
Greenwood Cemetery
Gehrig and Son Funeral Home
Walter Stueve
A. F. Whitmire
Terry Buetler
John Bauer Sr
Kenneth Fleming
Kenneth Whitefoot
Funeral services for Emmett V. Arnold held Thursday
Emmett V. Arnold, 71, was laid to rest Thursday in Greenwood Cemetery following services at the Home conducted by Rev. R. R. Vander mate of the Church of the Nazarene. Pallbearers included Clarence Smith, Louie Griego, Jim Lanks, Pat Kinnersley, Troy Smith, and Albert Larson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gehrig and Son
Emmett V. Arnold
R. R. Vandermate
Church of the Nazarene
Greenwood Cemetery
Clarence Smith
Louie Griego
Jim Lanks
Pat Kinnersley
Troy Smith
Albert Larson
Chappell High School to Add New Library Facility
Bids for a library addition to Chappell High School are due May 11. Designed by Dean E. Arter and Associates, the one story 3100 square foot brick and concrete wing connects the streetway to the band room and includes work rooms, listening stations, shelving, and a reading area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chappell
Dean E. Arter and
Lehmkuhl land auction rescheduled for May 11
The Lehmkuhl estate will reoffer one tract in Sec. 27 14 47 at the Cheyenne County courthouse on May 11 at 10 a.m. due to a court ruling. Fourteen other tracts sold to five Lodgepole farmers brought $213,274 before adjustments. Frances L. Goodwin Jr. administers. Thorpe Peetz Brower attorneys handle the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Lehmkuhl
Cheyenne County
Lodgepole
Bill Behrends
Ben Messing
Raymond Jessen
Dan Booth
Duane Bondegard
Union Pacific Railroad
Frances L. Goodwin, Jr
Lehmkuhl
Thorpe, Peetz and Brower
Write-Ins Necessary At Dalton
Write in votes required at Dalton May 12 due to new law limiting holding two elective offices. Dale Flora must vacate as he filed for Educational Service Unit 19 while serving on the Dalton school board. Flora can serve until Jan 7, 1971. successors take office June 1971.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalton
Wendel Mathewson
Potter
Dale Flora
Flora
Board of Educational Service Unit 19
Robert Beyer
Pat Ernest
Cleve Gillespie
East
Lyle Sanders
West
Unit 19
Nebraska county eyes new oil sites despite dry holes
In Nebraska's oil regions, a stretch of drilling failures and heavy moisture slowed activity last week. Still, new locations were announced in Devel and Dawes counties, with Mobil-led plans for four Dawes drillings, two in Cheyenne, and a Terrace Field project in Kimball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Devel
Dawes
Dawes County
Mobil
Cheyenne County
Kimball County
Terrace
Triangle J. Oil Co
Roland L. Wonderly
Easterly
Braden-Gear D‘lling Co
Bander and
Couch
Smith
Toltek Drilling Co
Nebraska Drillers, Inc
L. L. Nickle
Gurley Educators Elect New Officers at Dinner Meeting
Three Gurley teachers won top posts in the Cheyenne County Education Association at the annual election reported during a dinner meeting Monday night. Earl Belden became president, with William Hakonson as president elect and Ron Scherer as vice president. Doris Craig of Potter was named secretary and Mary Ann Modjin of Sidney treasurer. The spring dinner was held at St. Mary’s Church in Dalton with Dr. Bruce Bartels of Chadron State College as principal speaker on professional rights and responsibilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gurley
Cheyenne County Education Association
Earl Belden
Herb Pabst
Potter
William Hakonson
Ron Scherer
Doris Craig
Mary Ann Mod Jin
Sidney
St. Mary’s Church
Dalton
Bruce Bartels
Chadron State College
Tiemann Leaders Chosen In West
West Nebraska picks place a campaign advisory committee for Gov. Norbert Tiemann re election. Area 2 includes Scotts Bluff Banner Cheyenne Devel Garden Kimball Morrill counties with H D Kosman Ted B Miller A C Peterson S E Torgeson Alan H Williams. Area 1 covers Box Butte Dawes Sheridan Sioux with A J Alderman Stan Heath and Jack Ressegieu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panhandle
Norbert Tiemann
Area
Scotts Bluff
Banner
Cheyenne
Devel
Garden
Kimball
Morrill
H. D. Kosman
Scottsbluff
Ted B. Miller
Gering
A. C. Peterson
Lodgepole
S. E. Torgeson
Alan H. Williams
Box Butte
Dawes
Sheridan
Sioux Counties
A. J. Alderman
Chadron
Stan Heath
Alliance
Jack Ressegieu
Chappell Man Resigns from Unit 19 Board
Wayne Bud Peterson of Chappell resigns from Educational Service Unit 19 board due to business commitments. Replacing him is Mervin Jensen of Chappell, employed in the insurance department at Devel County Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne
Bud) Peterson
Chappell
Educational Service Unit 19
Mervin Jensen
Devel County Bank
Ovallala Man On Probation For Local Break-ins
Nile Mische of Ogallala received a two year probation in Sidney District Court after a Easter weekend spree of break-ins in Cheyenne County. He pled nolo contendere and was ordered to restitution to the affected businesses. Also charged were Charles Saxon and Douglas Huggins of Ogallala. Break-ins targeted Sidney 66 Oil Co, S A Lumber Co, and Kripal’s Inc Lodgepole with charges including burglary and feloniously entering a building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nile Mische
Ogallala
Sidney
Cheyenne County
Mische
Sidney 66 O 1
10Th
Toledo
S. A. Foster Lumber Company
Kripal’s Inc
Lodgepole
Lindey
Charles Saxon
Douglas Huggins
Truck-Cow Crash Damages Semi Near Dalton
An 11 15 p m Tuesday crash four miles north of Dalton caused 800 in damage to a semi truck driven by William Lana 30 of Beatrice. State Trooper George Siders said Lana swerved to avoid a cow in Highway 385, the vehicle struck the animal and the cow was killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalton
Here
William Lana
Beatrice
George Siders
Lana
Two Sidney Minors Face Trespassing Charges At Golf Course
Police Court records list charges against two youths, aged 14 and 15, accused of trespassing on city owned property after being seen riding motorcycles around Hillside Golf Course Thursday night. The case is set for hearing this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Hillside Golf Course
Disney Opens County Meeting in Lodgepole Lodge
Disney presided as Cheyenne County American Legion and Auxiliary opened the meeting in Lodgepole on April 16. Films Cancer Quackery and Drug Abuse were shown before sessions. District officers and several unit presidents attended as 1970 Poppy Day set for May 22. Dalton will host the 1971 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Disney
Cheyenne County American Legion and Auxiliary
Lodgepole Legion Hall
Clarence Meyer
Don Hyde
Olive Johnson
Ralph Talic
Hazel From
Robert Ray
Hemingford
Harold Ahlschwede
Gurley
Charles Singleton
Dix
Legion
Marcheta Thurston
Potter
Phyllis Ernest
Dalton
Alice Kastens
Lodgepole
Cheyenne County
Ray Henke
Harold Steele
Richard Ernest
Ray
Two Thefts Reported in Sidney Investigations Open
Sidney Police investigate two thefts reported Thursday. Dale Nelson of 1320 Tenth Avenue said the hood on his 1960 model car was left unsecured and the air cleaner stolen. Mrs. Louis Schmitt of 1525 Linden reported a 12 gauge shotgun a tool box and tools stolen from the back of a pickup at their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Dale Nelson
10Th Avenue
Louis Schmitt
1525
Linden
Brent Hernbloom Named To All State Acting Co
Brent Hernbloom was named to the Theatre Division Nebraska All-State Acting Company for 1970 at the University of Nebraska Fine Arts Festival. He competed with 38 Nebraskan high school students who had superior acting ratings. 13 received special recognition. Hernbloom attends Lodgepole High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brent Hernbloom
University of Nebraska
Theatre Division
Nebraska
Nebrska
Hernbloom
Lodgepole High School
Kokjer Awarded Truck Contract by Cheyenne County
Cheyenne County commissioners opened bids on a 2 ton truck and awarded the contract to Kokjer Motor Co. for 5052.61 after trade-in. The vote was not unanimous with Boyd and Smith in favor and Huff voting no. The board as equalization heard Eva Diamond of Lakewood Colorado protest a tax assessment on property at 13th Ave and Illinois St where improvements were removed, and the protest was taken under advisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Kokjer Motor Co
Boyd
Smith
Huff
Board of Equalization
Eva Diamond
Lakewood
Colo
13Th Ave
Olinois St
Elwell Low On Pick Up Truck Bid for City of Sidney
Elwell Motor Co. appeared the apparent low bidder on a City of Sidney waste department pick up truck with a bid of 2092.36 after trading in a 1964 International. International and Kokjer Motor Co. quoted 2109.30 and 2110.62 respectively. City council to consider award next Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwell Motor Co
City of Sidney
Elwell
Kokjer Motor Co
Plans Made For Hospital Week Observance
Memorial Hospital Auxiliary will observe Hospital Week May 10 to 16 with posters in various places. The April 14 meeting in the auxiliary room covered reports, fundraising, and nursing career interest. UNO Club donated Humpty Dumpty to the library. a bingo party and pancake feed supported Memorial Home residents. new equipment was demonstrated by the hospital administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Hospital
Elmer Ladine
Harold O’connor
Dumler
UNO Club
Wten
Memorial Home
Darold Hendee
Kansas City
Hendee
Commissioner of Hospitals
City of New York
Neighbors Club Quilts For Children Project
The Friendly Neighbors' Club met April 8 at Mrs. Ezra Chambers home with eight members. After the business meeting, they tied a quilt and sewed for the Children's Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendly Neighbors’ Club
Ezra Chambers
Isleta Pueblo Allows Women to Vote in Elections
The Isleta Indian Pueblo in New Mexico approved a new constitution granting women the right to vote in pueblo elections for the first time in its history. The pueblo, 13 miles south of Albuquerque on US 85, traces origins to 1689 under Spanish rule and was confirmed by the U.S. government in 1858.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isleta
Isleta Indian Pueblo
Pueblo
Albuquerque
U.S
Winning Sign Observation Sparks Fashion Gasp
In Louisville several business signs vie for attention as one winner notes that the last word in fashion is often a gasp in display creativity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville, Ky
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Betty Shields
Ernest Peterson
Susie Miller
Dorothy M. Northup
Craig-Holechek
Darrell Davis
Light Memorial Presbyterian Church
P. J. Heaton Sr
Doug Earnhart
Francis McElfresh
Guy Wilfong
Ken Bag
Frank Loebe
Anna H. Theis
Paul M. Callies
St. Patrick’s Church
Edward Flinn
Mitchell
The
Dean Harris
Tom Murphy
Jack Fry
Ervin Smith
Gene Bendixon
Ken Noteboom Jr
Tiemann
Ovallala
Disney Opens
Kokjer
Hospital
Neighbors Club
Triangle
Cane “Plumber
Frigidaire
Maytag Speed Queen Kitchen
Aidedrom Rite
Triangle $M
Wight
Tome Osage ST
Sedan de Ville
Larabee
Olds
Mlinois
DAVA
American National
American National Bank
Sidney Neb
FDIC
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