Funeral rites planned for Alfred E. Mitchell
Alfred E. Mitchell a city employee for 10 years died at Memorial Hospital after being a patient since October. Funeral services set for 2 0 p m Thursday at Holewiek Funeral Home with Rev Wilbur Bennett officiating. Burial in Greenwood Cemetery. Survived by Bernita Robinson his wife of Sidney two sons Richard and Larry six daughters Janet Cheryl Leona Linda Sandra and others, two grandchildren and one brother Claude Mitchell. Mitchell born July 8 1910 in Kansas Oklahoma. He moved to Sidney in 1959 and worked for the city until February 1966. He was a member of the Foursquare Gospel Church.
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Sidney businessman Bill Winders dies at 98 in Denver
The death of Bill Winders 98, a prominent former Sidney businessman, was reported last night at St. Luke's Hospital in Denver. He sold his hardware firm to Goldie Haworth in the 1940s and served in the Spanish-American War. his wife survives him.
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Final rites held for Alvin E R Kuehn at Gurley church
Alvin E R Kuehn 65 died Saturday. Funeral service Tuesday at Salem Lutheran Church Gurley with Rev Bruce Lakamp officiating. Burial in Greenwood Cemetery. Active pallbearers were Willard Schmilding Willard Beckman Melvin Beckman Kim Alschwed e Allen Lessman James Duffey. Honorary pallbearers listed. Gehrig and Son Funeral Home in charge.
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Former Dix Principal Among Finalists for National Teacher Honor
Ruth S. Garrabrant, former Dix High School principal and current Hugo High School math and biology teacher, is a finalist for the 1972 National Teacher of the Year. A 12 member committee selected her from 49 nominees. the winner will be announced in February with a White House ceremony and a scroll from President Nixon.
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Sidney council edges toward dog license fee ordinance
The Sidney City Council advanced a plan for a new dog license and impounding fee schedule to curb costs from unlicensed dogs. The measure would set licenses at $1 for certain dogs and $3 for unspayed bitches, with impound fees rising per day for repeat offenses.
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Draft calls at a halt in January and likely to April
Defense Secretary Laird said there will be no draft calls in January and possibly none until April 1972. He cited a $3 billion pay raise, more volunteers, retention, Vietnam withdrawal, and Army cuts to 892,000 as key factors shaping the 1972 draft. London reported Britain saw over 175000 legal abortions through 1970 with about half of 92000 abortions in 1970 performed on unmarried women.
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