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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1963

Page

12

Elmer Larson’s Heart Attack and Local Christmas Program Notes

Elmer Larson suffered a heart attack last Friday at home and was taken to Sidney Hospital where he is reported as progressing as well as possible. A Christmas program in District 69 was attended by Mr. and Mrs. Emil Weyerts and children. Mrs. Emily Goeman, 75, wife of Dr. Emil Goeman, former pastor of Grace Lutheran, died. the Gomans left the area eight years ago. Community members extend sympathy. The item also records numerous social visits, church notices, and a Christmas Eve service schedule for the area.

Elmer Larson Sidney Hospital Emil Weyerts Dist Doris Makin Fred Tode Emily Goman Emil Goman Grace Lutheran Church Gomans Goman Walter Jurgens Geo. Harms Lorene Rose Mayme Ahlm Jack Thurow Sidney Tabor Brandt Chris Rohde Charles Gabriel Harold Smith Cynthia Smith Clif Johnson Potter John Engel Arlin Gross Omaha Frank Gross Gary Wwe Eee Joneas Schroeder Allen Ulysses Nebr George Harms Frank Morey Walter Grunwald Esther Swanson Don Meiers Herman Frerichs Gibert Sorge Bruce Antique Car Club Bob Lafler Fred Segelke Kenneth Segelke Scottspluff Bill Harms Dalton Paul Mortensen Clyde Ward Logan Co. Hospital Donnie Walker Harvey Weeth Hubert Elenz W. E. Gunderson Longmont Gunderson Golden Colo Don Mickelson Sharon Hawkins del Hawkins Peetz Kenneth Stone Denver Margret Williams Robert Hap Williams Ted Lindt Royal Franklin Gary Franklin J. LaVern Nelson Stanley Nelson Lloyd Nelson Melvin

CAP Members Attend Wing Meeting in Lincoln

CAP members and cadets from Nebraska attended a weekend wing meeting in Lincoln led by Lt Forrest Chapman and Lt Lindstrom to review the new cadet program and honor the 50th anniversary of the Air Force. Governor Morrison and other officials attended with Harold Pluimer as the keynote speaker. the Sidney squadron taped the program for distribution.

Nebraska Civil Air Patrol Lincoln Forrest Chapman Sidney P. J. Heaton Jr L. A. Lindstrom Kenneth Wickstrom Everett Mercer U. S. Air Force CAP Lt. Chapman Frank Morrison American Legion Harold P. Pluimer Minnesota Department of Education National Aeronautics and Space Administration Sidney Squadron Beatrice

Dunn Turkey Plant Logs Record Thanksgiving Run

Oshkosh plant processed 3200 turkeys and 43000 pounds during the Thanksgiving season. The operation ran seven days with eighteen workers employed. Christmas runs are underway and expected to finish by the holiday. federal inspector Dr. Guffey from North Platte is overseeing the process.

Oshkosh Dunn Guffey North Platte

Weather Progress on Church Despite Cold Snap

Work on the new Catholic church continues despite freezing weather. The report lists hospitalizations and local family news including births, visits, and social activities among residents of Logan County and surrounding areas.

Wyoming Lawmaker Praises I 80 Route Final Stretch

State Rep. George R. Cox of Cheyenne welcomed the Nebraska Highway Advisory Commission’s approval of the 120 mile final stretch of Interstate 80 in southwestern Nebraska. He said the routing would prevent a potential re routing through northern Colorado that could bypass Cheyenne. The line runs along U S Highway 30 from Brule to the Wyoming border near Pine Bluffs.

Cheyenne Wyo George R. Cox Nebraska Highway Advisory Commission Nebraska Cox Colorado Nebraska Commission Brule Neb Wyoming Pine Bluffs

Potatoes and Sweet Potatoes Per Capita in 1962

United States citizens averaged 111 pounds of potatoes and seven pounds of sweet potatoes in 1962. Telegraph want ads get results.

United States Telegraph

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