PEO Convention Ends With Election in Nebraska
About 400 PEO Sisterhood members attended the two day state convention in Lincoln, with over 600 at a Tuesday banquet at St. Patrick's Youth Center in Sidney. New officers include Mrs G E Scofield Lincoln as president and Mrs William Johnson Kimball as first vice president.
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W. F. Johnson
Kimball
G. E. Scofield
Lincoln
H. W. Shreck
Hastings
Photo Center
PEO
Nebraska
St. Patrick's
L. H. Noble
Beatrice
William Johnson
William Shreck
E. O. White
Central City
Roy Magill
Holdrege
E. M. Anderson
Omaha
Janet Atkins
Sidney
University of Nebraska
Nash-Finch
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
Noble
Ada Mead
Scofield
William Elliott
Scottsbluff
Elizabeth Black
Cottey College
Linda Howard
Murray
Neb
Chapter
Bayard
Fort Sidney
Valentine
Sidney City singled out in $3,500 award letter
A national magazine warns subscribers that their numbers may have been drawn for a $3,500 prize. The City of Sidney is among recipients, with the salutation reading Dear Mr. O'Sidney.
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City of
Sidney
O’sidney
Four-State Agriculture Conference Friday in Sidney
Nebraska officials join colleagues from Colorado Wyoming and Kansas for a four state conference on dryland agriculture. Attendees will tour Sioux Ordnance Depot and NU Agricultural Field Laboratory and plan interstate coordination of research and extension work for the High Plains region.
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Sidney
Great Plains Agricultural Council
Clyde Co. Noyes
Ag. Extension Service
Noyes
John L. Adams
Howard W. Ottonson
Lincoln
Panhandle Area
Cheyenne County Meeting Goal In E H Bond Sales
Nebraska tops the nation in 1967 E and H Savings Bond goals through Q1 says Cheyenne County chair H G Speac row. March county sales reach 58150 with first quarter total 236768 or 27.6 percent of quota.
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Cheyenne County
Nebraska
H. G. Speacrow
N.R. Phillips
Weather Panhandle forecast with cool temperatures ahead
Partly cloudy through today tonight and Thursday. Lows around mid 20s to 30s and a high near 60 on Thursday. Rain chances under five percent. Five day outlook shows 2 to 10 degrees below normal then warming late week, turning colder with scattered rain or snow over weekend. Frontier Airlines forecast credit.
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Panhandle
Frontier Airlines
Sunol School voters discontinue high school to Class I
Sunol district patrons voted 37 to 4 to discontinue the high school and transition to Class I, allowing high school students to attend Lodgepole, Sidney, or St. Patrick's Academy. The district will have a three member board with Corky Booth as president, Loyal Hornicek as secretary, and M. D. Finnell as treasurer, plus three advisors. Some neighboring Class I districts showed interest in consolidation, though unlikely before the next term.
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Sunol
State Department of Education
Lodgepole
Sidney
St. Patrick’s Academy
Corky Booth
Loyal Hornicek
M. D. Finnell
A. J. Fenske
Harry Oliverius
Bob Mika
Hospital bids rejected and new call set for May 26
Memorial Hospital and Home bids were rejected after a special board meeting. The plan to enlarge the dietary department add an 18 bed expansion and relocate the boiler room was trimmed to remove the boiler room work, with re-bidding scheduled for May 26 and expected to come in under the original $205 thousand estimate.
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Memorial Hospital
Home
Board of
Decie
Ambulance Plans Progress in City County Agreement
Final agreement appears reached on the city county operation of ambulance service. County Attorney John Peetz Jr. says a contract will be drawn, with minor changes, while bids for a municipal building addition to house ambulances may come this week.
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John Peetz Jr
Board of County Commissioners
George Felsch
Felsch
Cheyenne County Board
Gehrig and Son Funeral Home
County Board
Farm Bansch Prospects Improved By Moisture
Weather increased soil moisture boosts crop outlook for Farm-Bansch area. Rainfall this spring improves seed germination and pasture growth, aiding near term yields. Farmers report healthier pastures and potential gains in corn and alfalfa prospects.
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Bansch
Retirement Announced By Rev Henry Monnich
The Rev Henry Monnich pastor of Sidney Holy Trinity Lutheran Church for 21 years said at a church council meeting that he will retire. The Monnichs, who arrived in November 1945 from Schuyler Nebraska, plan to move to Phoenix Arizona by May 30 with their son Michael pursuing a doctorate in creative arts and theatre at Denver University.
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Henry Monnich
Sidney
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
Church Council
Sidney and
Holy Trinity
Schuyler
Neb
Monnichs
Phoenix
Ariz
Michael
Denver University
Lodgepole Music Parents Plan Fundraising Projects
The Lodgepole School Music Parents group aims to raise funds for new band uniforms by sharing costs with the school district. Their first money making event was hosting the Cheyenne County Educators banquet. A May 5 spring concert will feature a Family Fun Night with a cake walk and activities. They recently completed projects funding half a new school piano.
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Lodgepole
Cheyenne County
Industrial Corp Role In Sioux Plan Studied
The Sidney city council held a noon special meeting to discuss accelerating the Industrial Corp role in promoting industrial and commercial activity at Sioux Army Depot. Mayor Thorpe and City Manager Felsch led talks on clarifying the corporation’s authority while the city remains a clearing house for depot negotiations.
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Sidney Industrial Corp
Sioux Army Depot
J. L. Thorpe
George Felsch
Sioux
Thorpe
Sidney
Felsch
Log Cabin Tavern Reopens With Nightly Dancing and Live Music
The Log Cabin tavern reopens after remodeling and refurbishing, offering nightly dancing and live music. The Sidney Telegraph ad announces the opening as part of a BOOST NEBRASKA promotion.
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Sidney Telegraph
Bruenger Couple Celebrate 61 Years Since 1903 Wedding
Sidney couple Fred C. and wife, both in their 80s, recall their April 30 1903 wedding in Plymouth Nebraska. They moved to Western Nebraska in 1918 and Sidney in 1941. They have five children, seven grandchildren, and 11 great grandchildren. Their daughter baked 300 pies and two wedding cakes for the event. A bohemian charivari and kitchen din marked the ceremony. Their canary Shakespeare provides music and time cues for the household.
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Sidney
Fred C. Bruenger
King
Bruengers
Plymouth
Neb
Nebraska
Bruenger
Sioux Army Depot
John
el Segundo
Calif
Viola Baltes
Cheyenne
Wyo
Aliene Keefer
Julesburg
Colo
Willard
Hitchcock
Texas
Walter
Aurora
Brulengers
Shakespeare
Rain Adds Moisture Boost to Panhandle Nebraska Crops
A Nebraska Panhandle weather update reports two inches of moisture this week reversing a drought, with Potter and Gurley totaling near two inches. Grain crops show growth, with wheat generally good and moisture aiding oats barley and rye. Cattle and sheep shipments for March decline modestly from last year as grazing improves in the wake of recent storms.
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Sidney Trade
Panhandle
Nebraska
Colorado
Potter
George Coulter
Henry Jenik
Lodgepole
Earl Lessig
Gurley
Sam Countryman
Sidney
Don Dey Ermand
Dalton
Tueseay
FAA
State Federal Division of Agricultural Statistics
Two Car Collision In Sidney Leaves No Damage Estimate
Sidney police investigated a Tuesday afternoon two car crash at the 9th and Illinois intersection. Kennan W. King, 18, stopped to let another car pass when Mary B. Kreinbring, 24, struck from behind. No damage estimate was available.
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Sidney
Kennan W. King
Illinois
Mary B. Kreinbring
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PEO Sisterhood
G. E. White
Roy McGill
E. M. Andersen
Omana
Mrs
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Sunol School
Nebr
Monnich
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