14 Year Old Elizabeth Einstein Sought Nationwide Appeal
Elizabeth Einstein, 14, vanished after leaving Monroe Junior High School in Redlands California on March 18 1968. Her parents Norman and Ruth Einstein offer a $5000 reward and appeal nationwide for information. She is described as 5 feet 5 inches tall 105 pounds brown hair brown eyes and was last seen wearing a blue floral dress tennis shoes and a dark olive coat. Any information should be reported to the San Bernardino County Sheriff or the newspaper.
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Redlands
Calif
Elizabeth Lorene Einstein
Monroe Junior High School
California
Elizabeth
Elizabeth Einstein
Norman
Ruth Einstein
Einsteins
Einstein
Lockheed
Elzabeth
Liz
Ernstein
Pollo
Liz Einstein
Charles Callahan
San Bernadino County
San Bernadino
Vandalism Report in Sidney Damages 1968 Car
Loule Seal reports his 1968 model car damaged by a sharp object over the weekend in Sidney. The right front door was scratched. Police are investigating the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loule
Linden
Sidney
Marathon to drill first East Anglia oil well
A three company group led by Marathon Oil with Continental Oil of England and Envoy Oil Ltd will spud the Somerton No. 1 wildcat next month on a 235000 acre block in East Anglia. The well near Horsey and West Somerton, Norfolk, targets about 4500 feet with Hewitt gas field 20 miles offshore as the nearest production site. Continental operates the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Findlay
Ohio
East Anglia
England
Marathon Oil Company
Marathon
Continental Oil Company of England
Envoy Oil Ltd
Somerton
Horsey
West Somerton
Norfolk County
Hewitt
British North Sea
Continental
First turbine powered oil rig delivered to Sterling
The Baney Well Service of Sterling has received the first turbine driven oil rig in the U. S. It will operate today on a well eight miles north and two miles west of Sterling at a cost of 112000 dollars. Owner-manager Robert Baney notes it delivers more power while weighing less and using less oil than a conventional rig. He calls it experimental as the first put to work in local oil fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling
Colo
U. S
Baney Well Service
Robert Baney
Baney
Wheat Growers Meet Dec 16 in Ogallala Elks Club
The Nebraska Wheat Growers plan a December 16 meeting at 9 30 a m in the Ogallala Elks Club. New president Ervain Friede of McCook announced the National Wheat Growers Association annual meeting will begin January 13 in Boise Idaho.
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Nebraska Wheat Growers
Ogallala
Elks Club
Ervain Friede
McCook
National Wheat Growers Association
Boise
Idaho
Fireproof Your Christmas Tree Fireproofing Formula
The article advises moistening the tree to reduce fire risk and offers a home formula: borax nine ounces boric acid powder four ounces and one gallon water. Apply with a sprayer or sprinkling bottle, or soak the tree in a large pan to catch runoff. It warns against false safety, noting a hot tree can still burn.
Decorating With Safe Christmas Lights And Fire Precautions
Guidance on safe decorations advises using only electric lights with UL safety seals and avoiding untreated paper, cotton batting, or gauze. It warns that flameproofing is not absolute, cites risks with angel hair and snow spray, and notes some plastics and tinsel may burn or melt if exposed to heat.
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National Fire Protection Association
Obituary: James Loaris 77 of Sidney
Friday rites were held for James Loaris who died Tuesday at his Sidney home. The service was at First United Methodist Church with Rev. John Stayton officiating. He was born in Greece and lived in Sidney since 1913. He married Ida M. Stokes in Boise in 1935 and worked 48 years for Union Pacific before retiring in 1960. Surviving are his widow, two sons, a brother, and a grandchild. Burial was at Greenwood Cemetery. pallbearers included Ted Panas and Harvey Talhelm. Gehrig and Son Funeral Home arranged the services.
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James Loaris
Sidney
First United Methodist Church
John Stayton
Greenwood Cemetery
Ted Panas
Harvey Talhelm
Oren Stokes
F. G. Baker
E. O. Ladine
M. C. Sherrerd
Gehrig and Son Funeral Home
Mr. Learits
Greece
United States
Boise
Ida
Ida M. Stokes
Union Pacific Railroad
Methodist Church
James A
Colton, Wash
George D
$1 Million Add To Hospital At Ogallala Slated
Ogallala prepares a $1,000,000 hospital addition with bid letting set for February 1. Hospital Administrator Richard Easley announced after meetings with Hospital board members, medical staff, and State Health Department officials in Lincoln to secure plan approval. Once approved, bids will be advertised.
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Ogallala
Richard Easley
Easley
Post Office Extends Saturday Hours for Holidays
The Sidney Post Office will open Saturday December 14 from 8:30 a m to 5 p m, announced postmaster Ferris Preble. This is the only change in office hours this holiday season. Regular hours remain weekdays 8:30 a m to 5 p m. A small increase in mail volume noted so far. This week is the deadline to mail packages to distant states for Christmas Day arrival. six cent postage applies to Christmas cards.
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Sidney
Poste
Ferris Preble
Printing service ad for fast local delivery
Local print shop offers pickup and quick turnaround. Call 254 5555 to arrange printing. Sidney Telegraph office at 830 lith Avenue.
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Sidney Telegraph
Lith Ave
Four Reap 4-H Awards Highlight Dairy and Poultry Winners
Andy Fairley of Fairbury earned the 4-H state dairy award for purebred Guernsey rearing and will join 1,650 other state and sectional winners in Chicago for the National 4-H Congress. The five day trip, Dec. 15, was donated by Oliver Corporation. Fairley, 18, is a first year student at Fairbury Junior College and the son of Leo and (name unreadable) Fairley who operate a dairy farm. His cows have earned 19 county to state show prizes over a decade, including a 1967 state Guernsey champion. Other state winners include Joseph Bixby, Carol Warnke, and Patricia Pesavento with projects in forestry, poultry, and dog care respectively. Bixby received a windbreak prize and notes 1,400 trees planted. Warnke, a 16 year old, has raised 318 broilers and earned a $50 savings bond. Pesavento, 16, Omaha, shows dogs and won a transistor radio for her state award.
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Andy Fairley
Fairbury
Chicago
Oliver Corporation
Fairley
Fairbury Junior College
Leo Fairley
University of Nebraska Cooperative Extension Service
Joseph Nathan Bixby
Geneva
Carol Warnke
Dunbar
Poultry
Patricia Pesavento
Omaha
Bixby
American Forest Institute
Joseph Bixby
Miss Warnke
OrviJe Warnke
Heisdorf & Nelson Farms, Inc
Pesavento
Charley
Missy
John R. Pesavento
Hartman Ave
Ralston Purina Company
Health Tip: Shoveling Snow Safely for Middle Aged Men
A Nebraska health notice urges men over 40 to take it easy when shoveling snow. Avoid sudden exertion, rest as needed, and gradually condition the body. It notes that housework can provide regular exercise and that women may handle shoveling more easily for some. The snow can wait.
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Nebraska State Medical Association
Nebraska
Your
State Medical Association
Varicolored Fireplace Hues From Household Chemicals
Instructions describe soaking evergreen cones wood blocks and other materials in chemical solutions to emit colored flames during burns for Christmas. Safety notes warn against chlorates nitrates and potassium permanganate and advise outdoor use gloves ventilation and careful handling. recommended storage limits and disposal practices included.
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Liz Ernstein
Telegraph
McCulloch
Phil Quite
McCulloch Power Mac
Mac
Stickneys
Miss
Nebraska Wesleyan University
Santa
Northwestern Bell
Helen Harper
Closeout
Hlinois
Campus & Jockey
Turtlenecks
Banton
Sprinefoot
Mr. John
Ben Brummel
Sields and
Lyntone
Dante
Manhattan
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