Icy Rain Causes Upsets on Highway 30
Freezing rain Saturday night caused two accidents on Highway 30 early Sunday in the Lodgepole area. Trooper Max Ibach reported no injuries but heavy property damage from two crashes near Lodgepole, one involving a 1960 Comet driven by Steven Reeves and a passenger William Applegate, who left the scene. the other a 1966 Chevrolet pulling a trailer driven by Donald Stockwell, with the trailer bumper torn off. Damage totaled about $100 to the car in each incident, and officials noted charges for leaving the scene will be filed.
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Highway 30
Max Ibach
Lodgepole
Asin
Steven Reeves
Lewellen
Thach
Reeves
William Applegate
Donald Ff. Stockwell
Stockton
Calif
Sergent Not Here According To FBI
FBI check on reports that Thomas J Sergent sought in Phoenix Aziz couple killings was seen in Sidney last Saturday showed he was not there. Detective Captain George Seaton said FBI could not confirm Sergent. Sheriff Schulz said a Sidney motel operator and an auto rental manager reported possible sightings.
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Denver
FBI
Thomas J.sergent
Phoenix
Aziz
Sidney
Satuday
George Seaton
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Sergent
W. W. Schulz
Seaton
U P Passenger Cars Off Track At Grand Island
Three Union Pacific cars of the westbound City of Los Angeles slipped from track over a bypass built after a Thursday freight derailment. No passengers were aboard, no injuries reported, with rear wheels of a baggage car slipping as the train moved slowly. The engine and one car proceeded to Grand Island while the rest returned to Chapman.
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Grand Island
Union Pacific
Los Angeles
Chapman
Longtime Panhandle resident dies at 80 in Bridgeport
Claude E. Maillollin 80 of Bridgeport died in Bridgeport hospital. Born January 11 1886 in Stuart he worked for CB and Q Railroad from 1906 to 1948. He married Sarah E. Lee in 1907 and Alice C. Field in 1953. Survived by son Dale daughter Elvina Nickell a brother Harold Millhollin two stepdaughters Jane Arthur Mildred Swift a stepson Dooley Field two grandchildren eight step grandchildren six great grandchildren and several step great grandchildren.
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Bridgeport
Claude E. Maillollin
Stuart
Nebraska
CB and Q Railroad
Sarah E. Lee
Alice C. Field
Gering
Dale
Elvina Nickell
Harold Millhollin
Atascadero
Calif
Jane Arthur
Honolulu
Hawaii
Mildred Swift
North Platte
Dooley Field
Astoria
Ore
Sidney Fire Department Meeting Draws Sixty Members
Forty two members of the Sidney Volunteer Fire Department attended the regular meeting held Thursday night in the fire hall. Lunch was provided by the Rural Fire District.
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Sidney Volunteer Fire Department
Mrs Nona Moudy Rites Held in Dalton
Services for Nona Elizabeth Moudy were held at 10:30 A.M. from Trinity Lutheran Church Dalton with Rev. Robert Miller and Rev. Henry Monnich officiating. Burial follows at Elginwood Park Cemetery Elginwood California. She died Friday December 2 at Memorial Hospital. She lived in Sidney twenty years born August 24 1897 Harrisonville Missouri married January 2 1923 in Paola Kansas. Survivors include daughter Mrs Clif Osborn Goocland Kansas son Henry E Brandon Miss sister Mrs H P Robinson Butler Missouri five grandchildren two great grandchildren pallbearers listed.
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Nona Elizabeth Moudy
Trinity Luetheran
Dalton
Robert Miller
Henry Monnich
Englewood Park Cemetery
Englewood
Calif
Moudy
Memorial Hospital
Sidney
William Fortner
Harrisonville
Henry W. Moudy
Paola
Kans
Clif Osborn
Goocland
Henry E. Brandon
H. P. Robinson
Butler
Alvin Olson
Leo Click
Dave Ells
George Thompson
Kenneth Morgan
John Watchhorn
Craig Holechek
Sandoz’s final book tops Nebraska centennial releases
University of Nebraska Press unveils titles for Nebraska statehood centennial headlined by Mari Sandoz’s The Christmas of the Phonograph Records. The memoir recalls a Sandhills holiday when Jules Sandoz skipped overshoes to buy an Edison phonograph with over 300 cylinder records, mainly classical music.
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Mari Sandoz
Phonograph
University of Nebraska Press
Nebraska
Miss Sandoz
Sandhills
Jules
Edison
215-Lb Hogs Top At $19.25 At Sidney Sale
Hogs brought a top of 19.25 at the Sidney Livestock Pavilion on Saturday. Joe Policky had 215-lb hogs that set the top price. Steer calves sold for 33.25 and heifer calves brought 28.10. Bred cows brought 192.50 per head. Next Saturday’s sale lists include 150 choice 800-lb yearling steers and heifers, 85 choice to fancy black steer and heifer calves, 44 whiteface stock cows and 22 black cows.
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Sidney Livestock Pavilion
Joe Policky
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Vanderbilt
Anchor Hocking
Lady Susan Coffee
S-M-L
Tropicaire
Hamilton
Parker Brothers
Nona Moudy
Omaha
Gilber
Henderson
I-80
Sandoz Book
Northwestern Bell
Lee’s
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