Dalton Girls Dream Big At Junior Olympics Trip
Two Dalton track talents Susan Hiner and Cindy Cruise depart Sidney for Knoxville to compete in the United States Junior Olympics. The teens qualified at Des Moines and Des Moines regional meets, aiming for events in track and field, with extensive training under Dalton coach Ward McGowan. They join other Western Nebraska competitors on a weeklong schedule of events at the University of Tennessee.
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Dalton
Sidney
Susan Hiner
Cindy Cruise
Knoxville
Tenn
United States
Dean Hiner
Miss Cruise
Darrell Cruise
Susan
Cindy
Des Moines
Hiner
Cruise
Beatrice
Dalton Band
FHA
Presidential Complex
University of Tennessee
Nebraska
Harry Bartling
Bridgeport
Kay Green
Gordon
Miss Hiner
Denver
Peetz Boy Dies From Gun Wound
Funeral services were held today for nine year old Larry Allan Davis of Peetz Colorado who died after a .22 rifle discharged in a barn accident involving his brother David 15 The shooter reportedly dropped the rifle as a cat moved causing the discharge Larry died at Memorial Hospital in Sidney The family farm lies seven miles west of Peetz Survivors include parents Robert and Mrs Davis brothers Robert and David and grandparents Elmer Davis and George Bartels Walters Funeral Home arranged the service Contributions were invited to the Peetz United Methodist Church memorial fund.
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Peetz
Cole
Cheyenne County
Kermit Brumbaugh
Larry Allan Davis
Robert Davis
Brumbaugh
David
Logan County Sheriffs Office
Larry
Memorial Hospital
Sidney
Davis Farm
Peetz United Methodist Church
Robert
Elmer Davis
George Bartels
Walters Funeral Home
Western Outlook Adopted As Monthly Feature
A new eight newspaper group forms Western Outlook a tabloid monthly insert to appear in member papers. Jack Pollock Ogallala becomes president John Gottschalk Sidney vice president Ed Sykes Ogallala secretary treasurer. The Telegraph Printing Co Sidney prints Sept Oct Nov Dec issues with future bid contract. Member papers include Bridgeport News Blade Chadron Record Custer County Chief Ger ing Courier Keith County News Sidney Telegraph Valentine News Kimball Western Nebraska Observer. August issue to appear this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Western Outlook
Jack Pollock
Ogallala
John Gottschalk
Sidney
Ed Sykes
Ft. Robinson
Nebraska Press Assn
Telegraph Printing Co., Inc
Bridgeport News-Blade
Chadron Record
Custer County
Broken Bow
Gering Courier
Keith County News
Sidney Telegraph
Valentine
Western Nebraska Observer
Kimball
Bull Killed In Accident Sunday
Trooper Max Ibach reported weekend traffic incidents in Nebraska, including a fatality when a Black Angus bull wandered onto a highway near Lodge Pole. Iris Krause’s car struck the animal, killing it valued at 450 dollars, with about 200 dollars damage to the car.
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Max Ibach
Nebraska State Patrol
Angus Bull
Main
Highway 30
Potter
Ibach
Dewey Larson
Richard Miller
Sidney
Larson
Iris Krause
Chappell
Lodgepole
Raymond Hixon
Lawrence Krauter
Union Pacific
Postmaster's Job Open At Kimball
The U S Civil Service Commission announced an examination for the Kimball postmaster post with applications due by August 27. The job pays 8535 dollars annually and all qualified applicants will receive consideration for appointment.
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Kimball
U. S. Civil Service Commission
Suit Is Filed For $50 000 In Auto Crash
Mrs Jessie L Fulbright of Sidney sues Sidney Implement and its manager Eugene R Jimerson for 50000 damages claiming negligence in a October collision at 15th and Maple. She was driving a taxi and Jimerson’s company vehicle was involved. The suit seeks compensation for injuries and loss of income.
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Sidney
Jessie L. Fulbright
Sidney Implement
Eugene R. Jimerson
Fulbright
Jimerson
15Th
Maple
First Cab On Display Wednesday At Egging Plant
The Egging Co to display its first manufactured tractor cab on Wednesday Aug 4 during a noon to nine pm open house. Dedication at 2:30 pm marks expansion of the plant. Ted Egging notes cabs built 1958 59 for Charles Bode who farms east of Dalton remains in use.
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Gurley
The
Egging Co
Ted Egging
Charles Bode
Dalton
Eggings
States
Canadian
Panhandle forecast calls for above normal temperatures and warm week
The Panhandle expects Tuesday through Saturday to run five-plus degrees above normal with a chance of early thundershowers then improving to fair and warm later. Highs near the 90s and lows around the 60s. It will be fair this afternoon tonight and Tuesday. Highs this afternoon and Tuesday will near 90 with a low around 60.
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Panhandle
Hastings Man Hired for Vo-Tech Post
Milan G. Hanson of Hastings Neb has been hired as assistant director at the Western Nebraska Vocational Technical School in Sidney. His family will live at the school on the former depot site. Ardith Hanson is pursuing a Master of Business Administration at Colorado State University. The couple has two children Toni Jo and Rex. Hanson served in the Navy and holds a Master of Education from Colorado State University. He previously worked as a vocational division consultant for the St Paul education department and as trade and industrial coordinator for Austin Area Vocational School followed by posts in Minneapolis before joining VeeTech from Hastings High School.
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Milan G. Hanson
Hastings
Neb
Western Nebraska Vocational Technical School
Sidney
Hanson
Ardith
Colorado State University
Fort Collins
Toni Jo
University of Nebraska
Rex
Navy
University of North Dakota
State Department of Education
St. Paul
Minn
Modern Circuit Rider Arrives Here On Tuesday
Preacher Billy Richardson travels from St. Joseph Missouri to Sacramento California on a 1800 mile circuit. He will reach Sidney Tuesday for an 8 p.m. talk at First United Methodist Church after a 10 a.m. address in Lodgepole and will speak in Gurley on Wednesday. A Lodgepole Valley Saddle Club welcoming committee will meet him east of town, and he travels part of the route on a purebred Arabian gelding from Rush Creek Land and Livestock Ranch at Lisco Nebraska. Arrival is expected about 6 p.m. Tuesday.
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Billy Richardson
St. Joseph
Sacramento
Calif
Sidney
First United Methodist Church
Lodgepole
Gurley
Richardson
Space Age
Circuit Riders Association, Inc
Lodgepole Valley
Lodgepole Valley Saddle Club
Bernie Gass
Rush Creek Land
Lisco
Neb
Two Autos Hit Steer on Peetz Highway injuring two
On a rainy Peetz highway six miles north of 113 and 138 two vehicles struck a steer injuring Barbara Clark 24 of Atwood and Claudia Howton 16 of Dix who were taken to Sterling hospital. Bernice Vogel 25 of Sterling driver of the southbound vehicle was unhurt. August Buss 36 of Peetz drove north after the collision and struck the steer. Damage totaled about 600 dollars to the Vogel auto and 25 dollars to the Buss car.
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Peetz
Barbara Clark
Atwood
Claudia Howton
Dix
Sterling Hospital
Bernice M. Vogel
Sterling
Colorado State Patrol
Vogel
Clark
Howton
August E. Buss
Buss
Vogel Auto
15th Birthday For SBA Plan In Cheyenne County
The Small Business Administration marks its fifteenth year by detailing 18 loans in Cheyenne County totaling 815 450 and 2000 Nebraska loans totaling 66.9 million. Nearby counties show Devel Nine loans 390 600 Kimball Nine loans 377 464 Morrill Four loans 157 800 Garden Three loans 43 000.
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Small Business Administration
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
SBA
Devel
Kimball
Morrill
Garden
Highway 30 Crash Claims Chicago Man at 25
A Chicago man, Paul Robert Anderson, 25, died in a Highway 30 two car crash near Colton, Cheyenne County, at 7 10 p m Saturday. Hitchhiker John Barnard, 20, Cincinnati, Ohio, survived with injuries. FBI agent George Hafner, 31, Tulsa, his wife, and three children were in the 1967 Dodge. The collision occurred after a preceding vehicle braked for a hitchhiker. Anderson had a biology master’s study kit with glass jars and live reptiles. some jars broke and snakes and lizards escaped after the wreck. The lead car’s driver was not identified. the hitchhiker was taken into custody.
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Chicago
Cheyenne County
Sidney
Bob Cook
Nebraska Safety Patrol
Paul Robert Anderson
Fresno State College
Fresno
Calif
Memorial Hospital
John Barnard
Cincinnati
Ohio
Barnard
Anderson
Rawlins
George D. Hafner
Tulsa
Okla
Hafner
FBI
Hafners
Cook
Rapid City
S. Dak
Colton
Former Sidney Youth Dies In Auto Collision
A Sidney native, John W. Davis, 20, died in a head on collision in downtown Honolulu. He was a passenger in one of two cars and one of two fatalities. He was born September 27, 1947 in Sidney and attended local schools before moving to Monterey California. He served two years on the USS Kittyhawk and saw duty in Vietnam. He had been handcrafting surf boards in Hawaii since leaving active duty. Surviving are his parents, stepfather, two sisters, and two grandmothers. Funeral arrangements pending in Honolulu.
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Honolulu
Hawaii
Sidney
John W. Davis
Young Davis
Dick Dotts
Monterey
Calif
William H. Davis
San Diego
Miltary
John William Davis
Monterey High School
Monterey Peninsula College
Vietnam
California
Larry Brannan
Jeannie
Pacific Grove
Ken McMillen
Nancy
Sideney
Florence Gates
Moneterey
Mary Davis
McMillen
Katherine
Girl Injured In Sunday Car Wreck
A Sidney girl, Jane Holtman, was injured when the car she rode in struck a parked vehicle on Jackson Street at 11:15 p.m. The driver, Irene Keiper, said gravel caused the impact. Holtman faced possible whiplash and elbow injury and was taken to Memorial Hospital. Minor damage to the vehicles.
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Sidney
Jane Holtman
Irene Keiper
Jackson
Mary Larson
Miss Holtman
Memorial Hospital
Kathleen Bennett
Town and Country
Esther F
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Sidney High
Hank
Peetz Boy
Bull
Egging
Vo-Tech
Milang, Hanson
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