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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1971

Page

11

Notable Sidney natives report on Eximbank leader and SIU professor

Earl B Young former Sidney resident and Eximbank executive secretary describes his career from Casper birth to Los Angeles work and World War II service in the Air Force. Richard F Welton, SIU professor, joins UN FAO Brazil project at Santa Maria University in November for a two year assignment with graduate students and a UN contract to boost Brazilian agriculture.

Sidney Earl B Young Export Import Bank of the United States Eximbank U. S. Air Force Young Omaha Casper Wyo Emil Young’s Sidney High School Nebraska Wesleyan Los Angles Army Air Force Strategic Air Command Air Force Washington, DC Automatics North American Rockwell Richard F Welton School of Agriculture Southern Ilinois University Carbondale SIU University of Santa Maria Sourthern Brazil Santa Maria University United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization Welton Ohio State University Regis College Denver Colo Colorado State University Lyman and Kearney Neb Eaton

Leisure explosion prompts Nebraska county planning

Nebraska county officials are urged to prepare for a rising leisure explosion through coordinated county wide park and recreation planning. Robert Dula of the UNL Extension Division cites S B 23 820 and highlights programs such as recreation areas near Kimball and projects in Douglas Saunders Custer Nemaha counties while urging joint planning with cities and communities to expand facilities and supervision.

Omaha Nebraska Robert Dula University of Nebraska-Lincoln Extension Division Nebraska County Officials Association Dala Dula National Association of Counties Kimball Lincoln Douglas Saunders Custer Nemaha

Funeral Rites Planned for L. Schmitt Saturday

Funeral services for Louis A Schmitt 57 of Sidney will be at 10 30 AM Saturday December 11 1971 at St Patricks Catholic Church with Father Edward Flinn officiating Interment will be in Greenwood Cemetery Pallbearers are Paul Biggs Tom Sutton George White Frank Carey Harry Oliverius and Raymond Oliverius The family requests memorials to the cancer fund left at American National Bank or Holechek Funeral Home.

Louis A Schmitt Anton J Edith Grendler Schmitt Petersburg Nebraska Memorial Hospital Sidney Dalton Margaret A Oliverius Mr Schmitt Marathon Oil Co Margaret Gary L Schmitt Denver Pamela A Robbins Jeffrey D Schmitt Scott Christopher Schmitt Edith Schmitt Sylvester Schmitt la Jolla Calif Charlotte Vizina Arthur Pelster Francis Loyd Annaheim Rieny Bernhart Cole Holewick Funeral Home St Patricks Catholic Church Father Edward Flinn Greenwood Cemetery Paul Biggs Tom Sutton George White Frank Carey Harry Oliverius Raymond Oliverius Cancer Fund American National Bank Holechek Telegraph

Funeral services for Arthur H. Draper

Arthur H. Draper aged 79 died recently. Funeral services were held this morning at First United Methodist Church with Rev Stanley Ganzel officiating. Interment followed at Greenwood Cemetery with active pallbearers listed as relatives and friends. Holecick Funeral Home assisted with arrangements.

Arthur H. Draper First United Methodist Church Stanley Ganzel Greenwood Cemetery Ronnie A Draper Sidney H Draper Brian A. Draper Douglas G Snyder Wendell L. Draper Stanley D Draper Vincent T Peister Robert L. Blanke Martin Christofferson Arthur Ladine Harry Schumacher Earl Young Ross Handley Leo Messner Holecick

Birds of Prey Winter in Nebraska Protects Raptors

Nebraska warns gunners to avoid killing wintering hawks and eagles as state and federal laws impose fines from ten to five hundred dollars and possible jail. The guide notes red tailed hawk rough legged hawk marsh hawk and golden and bald eagles across counties, with protection extended this year to gothawk Cooper's hawk and sharp shinned hawk.

Lincoln Nebraska Parks Commission Platte Missouri

Death of Former Cheyenne County Home Extension Agent

Word has been received of the death of Mrs Charles Carlson Martha Stephens of Fremont. She died after a sinus infection. Survived by her widower and three children. Mrs Carlson served as home agent here in about 1960.

Cheyenne County Charles Carlson Martha Stephens Fremont Carlson

Creighton Cheerleaders Ordered to Stand for National Anthem

Creighton University officials require cheerleaders to stand during the national anthem at athletic events. Vice President Tom Burke said those unable to comply for conscience reasons must resign or be suspended. A small protest by black students in prior games prompted the squad to stay off the court during the anthem.

Creighton University Creighton Tom Burke Burke

Midland Farmers Export 2.3 Billion In 1970 71

The Agriculture Department reports U S farm exports reached 78 billion in 1970 71 up 15 percent from 1969 70 with grains and products shipped abroad. The West North Central East North Central and West South Central regions supplied 63 percent of overseas sales led by Iowa Kansas Minnesota Nebraska Missouri North Dakota and South Dakota with notable shares in meat soybeans wheat and dairy exports.

Washington Agriculture Department U.S Department West North Central East North Central West South Central West North Central Region Iowa Kansas Minnesota Nebraska Missouri North Dakota South Dakota

Bread Is Top Gift for Christmas From Sue Smith

Sue Smith of the Wheat Division Nebraska Department of Agriculture suggests homemade bread as a nutritious Christmas gift. Three recipes are included and can be made ahead and frozen. Bread suits breakfast, coffee time, or Christmas tea, sharing Christmas with friends and neighbors without duplicates.

Lincoln Sue Smith Wheat Division Nebraska Department of Agriculture

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