Meeting Of Wheat Growers Board In Ogallala Monday
The Nebraska Wheat Growers Assn board of directors will meet at the Ogallala Elks Club Monday at 10 am. James Dyess of the National Wheat Growers Assn and Dr. John Schnittker of the USDA will speak. A state Wheat Hearts meeting will plan a Wheat Queen contest and a 1963 membership drive. Dyess notes frustration over farm programs and warns of possible negative referendum sentiment while defending the administration bill's wheat provisions and price supports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska Wheat Growers Assn. Board of Directors
Ogallala
James Dyess
National Wheat Growers Assn
Washington
John Schnittker
United States Department of Agriculture
Wheat Growers Board
Ogallala Elks Club
Dyess
Senate
Fragments of Names with Dismissals and Newborn Mention
A list notes admitted and dismissed individuals across several families and locales. It also records a newborn daughter born Aug 17 to Mr. and Mrs. Arvin Nielsen as a notable family update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Frank
Raddatz
Harris Kreing
Dan McKay
Joaquin Lopez
Dewayne Brauer
E. S. Sherrerd
Vaughn’ ‘Richards
Mary Henning
Michael Niemeller
Tanja Headley
Fred Gonzales Jr
John Sewald
Ted Miller
Margaret Weibel
Dexter Smith
Niel Allison
Fred Beyer
Marcia Krajeski
I Potter
Lester Willoughby
Arvin Nielsen
Dix
Donna Eich
Chappell
Ramond Smith
Douglas Duncan
J. A. Livingston
Paula
Lilly Klug
Ed Hiett
Georgia Grimm
Lena Schlesselman
Walter Miller
Wilfred Monk
Frank Hand
Freda Triplett
Kevin Mick
Raymond Smith
Potter
Clif Thurston
Huntsman
Loyd
Ray Doty
Kimball
James Moore
Twin Nebraska Births Bring Joy to Lodgepole Families
Todd Alan Namuth was born Tuesday August 14 at 4 58 p.m. in Memorial Hospital weighing 8 pounds 3 1/2 ounces. Grandparents are Carl Jurgens and Ernest Namuth of Lodgepole and great grandparents Richard Volkman and T B Howerter of Sidney. Baby Girl Dress born Tuesday August 14 at 1 08 p.m. in Memorial Hospital weighing 9 pounds 4 ounces. Grandparents are E F Dress of Sidney and Mike Dumphy of Burke Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Todd Alan Namuth
Delbert Namuth
Lodgepole
Todd Alan
Memorial Hospital
Carl Jurgens
Ernest Namuth
Richard Volkman
T. B. Howerter
Sidney
Clifford Dress
Kathy
Barbara
Dale
Janet
Susan
E. F. Dress
Mike Dumphy
Burke, Ida
Minister Resigns to Pastor Borger Church
Rev Elmer Molle and wife plan to leave Lodgepole Nebraska this week for Borger Texas where he has accepted the pastorate of the Pilgrim Holiness Church He has not held a pulpit for three years with a last Texas charge at Hillsboro He owns two new modern houses in Lodgepole which he hopes to sell and will shuttle between Borger and Lodgepole while moving belongings as reported by The Lodgepole Nebraska.
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Lodgepole
Elmer Molle
Borger
Texas
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Hillsboro
Lodgepole Nebraskan
Peetz Farmer Badly Burned In Tractor Explosion
Joe Oliverius of Peetz, while refueling his tractor from a pickup tank driven by Jim Wegener, was badly burned when vapor contact with a hot muffler caused an explosion. Wegener dragged him away and extinguished the flames. Oliverius is recovering at home with burns to arms, face, and head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Oliverius
Peetz
Jim Wegener
Mr. Oliverius
Wegener
Certified Potato Inspection Starts in Western Nebraska
Alliance reports the first inspection of certified seed potatoes is underway in western Nebraska with 308 fields across nine counties entered for certification. Acreage totals 2,808 acres, below last year's 2,983. Box Butte leads with 889 acres. Scotts Bluff 643. Sheridan 507. Banner 348. Morrill 148. Kimball 142. Cherry 52. Lincoln 41. Sioux 38. Western farmers submit 22 varieties, led by Red LaSoda 12M, Haig 495, Dazoo 248, Norland 189, Kennebec 110, Bounty 77. Three new varieties La Rouge, Superior, Pioneer added. Pioneer, developed at the University of Nebraska, has 70 acres planted and suits baking and French fries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotts Bluff
Sheridan
Banner
Morrill
Kimball
Cherry
Lincoln
Sioux
Western Nebraska
Haig
Dazoo
Norland
Kennebec
Bounty
la Rouge
Superior
Pioneer
University of Nebraska
Speed Wash Robbery Under Sheriff Investigation
Investigation continues after a break in at Speed Wash on 18th Avenue around 6 30 a m Saturday. Nearly $30 in coins stolen from a change machine, according to owner Phil Crantz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff's Office
18Th Avenue
Phil Crantz
Ag Additives For Gasoline May End Smog
Nebraska has entered a research contract with Southwest Research Institute to test agricultural additives in gasoline. The study aims to reduce air pollution and eliminate poisonous lead fumes. A 1962 engine will test fuels with additives and alcohol blends under John Clark's supervision.
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Nebraska
Southwest Research Institute
San Antonio
Texas
United States
J Leroy Welsh
Omaha
Welsh
Martin Goland
Southwest
John Clark
Savings-Loan Holdings Above Average Here
Sidney's per capita savings and loan holdings exceed national levels as of the Midwest Savings Conference at Colorado State University. James McBride reported Kansas Oklahoma Nebraska and Colorado assets rose 15 percent to 3.6 billion dollars, with Sidney Federal Savings & Loan accounting for about 75 of every 1000 dollars in the four-state area. Marius Christensen and Ernest D Worden represented Sidney Federal Savings and Loan, with Christensen serving as a director at the seminar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado State University
James McBride
Federal Home Loan Bank of
Topeka
McBride
Kansas
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Colorado
Sidney Federal Savings & Loan
Savings and Loan
Air Tour Tickets On Sale At County Fair
Tickets for the air tour sponsored by the Cheyenne County Soil and Water Conservation District go on sale at the SWCS booth during the County Fair. A 30 minute ride costs $2, offering a bird s eye view of conservation work in the county. Tickets also available at the conservation office with reservations for preferred times.
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Cheyenne County
Dale Skrdiant To Stay In The Navy
Dale Skrdiant will remain with the Navy after officials at the San Diego naval training base reversed a planned medical discharge for a visual defect. The parents, Mr and Mrs J E Skrdiant, were informed of the decision following the discovery that the defect did not affect him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale. Skrdiant
Navy
J. E. Skrdiant
Naval Training Base
San Diego
Skrdiant
Still Critical In Auto Crash That Killed Mother
Paulette Doty, 18, remains in critical condition at Memorial Hospital after an auto accident last Monday that claimed the life of her mother, Mrs. Love Doty. The four Doty boys, ages 7 to 14, have all been discharged following treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Hospital
Paulette Doty
Love Doty
Doty
Divorce Granted in Dumas Custody Case
District Judge Ted R. Fiedler in Scottsbluff grants divorce in Ethel R. Dumas vs Clayton S. Dumas. Plaintiff awarded custody of one minor child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted R. Fiedler
Scottsbluff
Ethel R. Dumas
Clayton S. Dumas
Sidney Youth To Conference August 24-25
Sidney joins 16 other Nebraska communities invited by Governor Morrison to attend the Nebraska Conference of Youth in Lincoln on August 24-25. Fourteen Sidney youths and adult sponsors plan to attend the two day event to explore how young people can help Nebraska grow, with panels on education recreation and economic opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Nebraska
Frank B. Morrison
Lincoln
Auburn
Aurora
Beatrice
Blair
Clarkson
Coleridge
Columbus
Craig
Creighton
Falls City
Grand Island
Humboldt
Minden
Nebraska City
Tom Koiouc
University of Nebraska
Nebraska Conference of Youth
Nebraska Council of Youth
Nebraska Committee For Children and Youth
Mrs. Clara Mulets Dies In California
Mrs. Clara Mulets widow of George Mulets died Wednesday morning in Oakland California. Mr Mulets preceded her in death July 1 of this year. Both were former Sidney residents. Funeral services were set for 9 a.m. today at Colonial Chapel in Oakland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Mulets
George Mulets
Oakland
Calif
Mulets
Sidney
Colonial Chapel
Mrs Camblin Hosts Comeout in Atlantic
Mrs Wayne Camblin of Atlantic who had worn a neck to hips cast for weeks after a broken back sent a formal invitation to her doctor to remember the promised date for cast removal. He accepted and marked the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Iowa
Wayne Camblin
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Cere
Fort Collins
Colo
Dale Skrdiant
California
Mrs. Camblin
Dude
Jelinek
Tom
Oscar. Haugen
Peace Corps
New York
Tunisia
Haugen
New Republic
Castle Hotel
Castle
Westward HO
Boss Hotel
Jack
Papineau
Telegraph
Smiths
Harpaday's
Chevrolet
Chevelet -Toa
Jackson
Kokjer Motor CO
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