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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1971

Page

5

Funeral set for Gus Juedes in Lodgepole

Gustav H. Juedes 87 of Lodgepole dies in Memorial Rest Home after three years ill. Funeral 10 a.m. Tuesday Gloria Dei Lutheran Church Lodgepole with Rev. Raymond Thiel. interment Pleasant View Cemetery. Gehrig and Son in charge. Memorials to Gloria Dei. Born March 26 1884 at Deshler Nebraska. Survived by widow five sons and three daughters ten grandchildren two great grandchildren. three daughters preceded him in death.

Gustav H. Juedes Lodgepole Memorial Rest Gloria Dei Lutheran Church Pleasant View Raymond Thiel Gehrig and Son Funeral Home Mr. Juedes Deshler Neb August Emilie Harder Juedes Cheyenne County Sioux Army Depot Gurley Wilhelmina Horst Ernest Marvin Herman Tacthee Wash Emma Garretts Ogallala Leora Lehmkuhl Scottsbluff Edna Kintz Herlong Calif Colorado Springs Colo Lydia Elnora Viola

Drug Control In The Bluffs Discussed In Scottsbluff

About 50 residents attended a Scottsbluff meeting on the local drug problem. A Panhandle Mental Health educator urged voluntary programs first, then funded efforts, and four Governor’s Commission recommendations were reviewed, including a downtown contact center and expanded Hot Line.

Scottsbluff Martha Martinez Panhandle Mental Health Center

Three-vehicle crash damages two cars on Illinois Street

Sidney Police investigated a multiple collision on Illinois Street Sunday. Fridt Nielsen from Fort Smith Arkansas veered into a parked car owned by Robert Oldson of Vernal Utah, causing $400 damage to the left side while Nielsen’s car sustained $25 damage. A second incident involved Eva Holbrook backing from a driveway into Lester Hand’s 1969 Ford causing $150 damage to Hand’s vehicle after $25 to Holbrook’s car. Earlier, Vicky Gregory backing from Jerry’s Drive In struck Kathleen Hodges’s stopped car causing $150 damage to Hodges’s vehicle and $25 to Gregory’s car.

Sidney Illinois St Fridt Nielsen Fort Smith Ark Illinois Harry Manse Woodriver Robert Wayne Oldson Vernal Utah Nielsen Eva Jean Holbrook Monte Vista Drive Ford Lester Vicky L. Gregory Linder Jerry Kathleen Hodges Lunol Miss Gregory Miss Hodges

Chappel Devel County Fair Dates Set in Nebraska Panhandle

Chappel Devel County fair is scheduled for August 16 to 18 with an entry day on Monday. The program features the Devel County Fair King and Queen coronation, a county-wide picnic, grandstand entertainment, and final exhibit releases each evening.

Chappell — Devel County Devel County

Chappell Welcomes New Dentist Dr Harry Mills

Dr Harry Mills purchases the W A Fry Dental Office in Chappell and will open two days a week. He will operate Tuesdays and Fridays in Chappell and spend the rest of the week in Oshkosh. Mills is from Alliance and has served Oshkosh for four years, planning to move there soon.

Chappell Harry Mills Devel County State Bank Grafton Second Street Fry

Ogallala Lake marks 30th anniversary with storage record

OGALLALA Lake McConaughy reaches a record storage of 3,269.1 feet elevation on July 15 surpassing the 1967 peak of 3,269.0. The upcoming peak storage is 1,919,600 acre feet versus 1,913,400 in 1967, with current storage 1,860,200 and discharge at 3,800 cfs. Bernard Donelan of Kingsley Dam notes the lake is dropping about one foot every five days and sits about three feet higher than a year ago.

Ogallala McConaughy Bernard Donelan Kingsley Dam Central Nebraska Donelan

Chadron City Council Mulls 3 Percent Phone Occupation Tax

Chadron considers a 3 percent occupation tax on Northwestern Bell gross revenue, aligning with gasoline and cable taxes. City Manager Carl Rhembrandt says the tax shifts the burden to consumers, estimating an extra 14 cents monthly for a single line. He notes McCook implemented a similar tax and that Chadron last updated rates in 1935. Cable TV pays about 1,600 yearly. council aims to modernize revenues.

Chadron Northwestern Bell Telephone Carl Rhembrandt Rhembrandt Rheibrandt McCook

Dawes County Wheat Harvest Extends Unusually Long

In Dawes County Nebraska the 1971 wheat harvest remains strong with 50 to 60 bu per acre yields but the harvest stretched to three weeks. Chadron area harvests near completion this week while Dawes County fields still await final cutting as moisture and rainstorms delayed the peak.

Chadron Dawes County

Nebraska Figures to Feature in ETV Program on Unicameral

Three Nebraskans Hugo Srb Jerome Warner and Terry Carpenter will appear on a Channel 10 East Tansing Michigan documentary about the unicameral system. Joel Fowler NETN senior producer says interviews were filmed for the in depth look as Michigan studies one house government.

Hugo Srb Lincoln Jerome Warner Waverly Terry Carpenter Scottsbluff Channel 10 East Tansing Michigan East Lansing Joel Fowler Nebraska Educational Television Network NETN Fowler

Harvest Nears Sixty Percent in Alliance Hemingford Area

Humidity and cool weather slow the wheat harvest with Alliance and Hemingford fields about 50 to 60 percent cut. Elevators reject grain due to wet storage moisture with reports of 13 to 16 percent moisture. Berea area cutting mainly southwest and northeast. Hemingford east nearly complete while west of Hemingford waits.

Alliance Hemingford Alliance Combine Berea

Unicameral System Faces Veteran Reflections And Miscounts

Nebraska lawmakers and historians weigh checks and balances, cost savings, and overall success of the unicameral. Hugo Srb Jerome Warner and Terry Carpenter are noted figures in the era, while a game and parks notice corrects pike bag limits and notes the September 1 rabbit season start.

Game and Parks Commission Nebraska

Services For Mrs. Luben At O'Neill

Funeral and burial services for Mrs. Julia Luben 84 will be held in O Neill Tuesday. She died Saturday at Memorial Hospital after living at Memorial Rest Home. Burial and local arrangements are by Holechek Funeral Home. Julia Barnes born July 3 1887 in Shelby Neb married Sept 19 1913 to William Luben in Atkinson Neb. Surviving are her widower three sons one brother three sisters and four grandchildren. She was preceded in death by three children.

Julia Luben O'Neill John Sidney Francis Longmont Cole Carl Winter Haven Fla St Barnes Gresham Edna Sommerstedt Ray, Utah Nora Dreyer Ruth Baddy Tucson Ariz

CSC Hosts Juvenile Institute at Chadron State College

About 50 judges and probation officers enrolled for Nebraska’s first Juvenile Training Institute at Chadron State College running Sunday through Friday. Gary Bieganski said topics were chosen by participants with focus on juvenile delinquency drug use court relations with youths. Keynote speaker Paul W. Keve of McLean Virginia will discuss The Relationship Between the Court and the Probation Officer.

Nebraska Juvenile Training Institute Chadron State College Nebraska Gary Bieganski CSC Paul W. Keve Public Communications and Safety Department Research Analysis Corporation McLean State of Minnesota Paul Douglas Lincoln Lancaster County Ted Lauer National Juvenile Law Center St. Louis Fred Holbert Nebraska Commission On Law

Wheatmen lash out at union in rail strike

McCook Nebraska and Wyoming Wheat Growers Association spokesman R A Becker blasted Washington officials for ignoring the rail strike amid harvest. He said wheat piles up, cattle and hog shipments fall, and unions knew the strike would hurt farmers and ranchers. He blamed the unions for timing the strike during harvest and showing concern for consequences.

Becker

Institute Receives $15,000 Grant From Criminology Group

The organization has awarded a $15,000 grant to support the institute's operations and programs. This funding aims to bolster research, training, and outreach efforts within the field of criminology and criminal justice.

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