Telegraph briefings sweep across Panhandle items
June 30 to Oct 29 summaries list budget notes, road work, school tax talks, band uniforms, local elections, obituaries, court terms, wheat and oil finds, storms, interviews, and community events in Potter, Gurley, Lodgepole, Sidney, Dalton, and surrounding towns. Highlights include Wheat producers payments, a rail and road project, and community notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimball
Cheyenne County
United States Postal Service
Steve Kadel
Telegraph
ASCS
Community College
Panhandle
Mary Ellen Bogart
Frontier
Sidney
Claude E. Gillian
Peetz
Nixon
Sidney Bond Levy
George Bertels
Tom Chandler
Wayne Everett Folker
Loyd Tilghman
SHS
Jim Faddis
Fort Sidney
Hgih
Fred Kriesel
Joe Kielian
NFC
Potter
Old Settlers
Lodgepole
Anna Toof
Dalton
Walter F. Marhenke
Teen Center
Filsinger
Potter School
Richard Dittmar
Neil Bergstrom
Father Semper
Europe
Sidney Youth
Steven Studnicka
A.C. Peterson
Local Cheyenne County Events Highlight Busy November
A sweep of November notices shows community activity across Cheyenne County with events, honors, and changes. Lodgepole to host meetings, wheat growers and farmers union events draw crowds, and local leaders gain recognition. Two workers killed in a truck train collision and numerous civic efforts mark the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Optimist Club
WNTC
Sally Dittmar
Panhandle Community Action Agency
Gering
Hallowe'en
Kiwanis
Lodgepole
Wheatbelt
United Effort
Farmers Union County
Ladies Chamber of Commerce
Rev. C.F. Whittington
Full Gospel Church
Red Raiders
Cheyenne County Chamber of Commerce
Peter Lenzen
Connie Goranson
Estes Park
Tim Brei
Sidney
Kathy Juelfs
Potter
Ray Davis
National Wheat Growers
Washington
Randy Linton
Cheyenne County
Archie Greenwood
Lions Club
Dix
Dave Montag
Tony
Ray Ramirez
Grand Island
National Guard
Merlyn Carlson
Ray Cruise
Nebraska Hall of Agricultural Achievement
K.L. van Voorhis
Scottsbluff
Western Nebraska United Chambers of Commerce
Union Pacific
Marvin L. Sharp
Ogallala
Lloyd V
Pad
Brule
United Fund
John Prester
Doris Dailey
Korea
F. Blaine Thompson
Verde Lane
Dan Rowan
Bill Meusburger
Hank Zich
Tom Dorwart
Ray Josten
Cheyenne County Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
Nebraska-Oklahoma
Verna Ottoson
Vern Austin
Fox-Commonwealth Theatre
Denver
Fox
Mormon Church
Lester Boehm
St. Martin’s Lutheran Parish
Milwaukee
Wis
Highway 19
RC&D reports 54 projects started and winter program begins
RC&D officials announce 54 projects now started as the winter recreation program is set to begin. Frank Pivonka of First State Bank Lodgepole will retire from the bank’s insurance business. Kiwanis will ship care packages to county servicemen in Vietnam. Paul Martin is named chairman of the Oil & Gas Law Committee for the Nebraska State Bar Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney United Fund
Floyd Lanks
American Waterworks Association
Nebraska
Leslie Bentley
Rudy Ruser
Ray Bayne
Bill Robertson
Federal Aviation Administration
Richard Marker
Joy McClure
Wheatbelt
Old Glory
Delbert
Elmer Mcirvin
Sidney High
R.W
Brownie) Brown
Nebraska Library Association
Jack Peetz
Warren Nelson
Mary Nelson
Cheyenne County Soil and Water Conservation
SWCD
Jean Rankin
Sidney
Robert Davis
Lodgepole
NSEA
Sidney Educators
Bill Peabody
Wheatbearh
National Rural Electric Association
Sidney Livestock Pavilion
Rc&d
Frank Pivonka
First State Bank
Kiwanis Club
Vietnam
Paul Martin
Committee On Oil & Gas Law
Nebraska State Bar Association
Sidney County News Digest Dec 3 29 1949 Highlights
A December roundup notes events across Cheyenne County including a final wheat payment exceeding 900000 dollars, ESU 14 workshop plans and road work on Sprenger Hill. Sidney High band uniforms arrive, civic figures host a kickoff dinner, and local deaths include Frank Baker at 72.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ESU 14
Sprenger Hill
Sidney High Band
P.J. Heaton Sr
March of Dimes
Frank Baker
Lloyd Wetenkamp
Sidney Cable Television
Kansas City
Tele- Communications, Inc
Ursuline Sisterhood
St. Patrick's School
WNTC
Stanley Rosenall
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Jim Townley
Fox Theatre
Doyle Foland
Midwest
Aaron Harmon
Kansas-Nebraska
Chamber of Commerce
Vincent Wright
Grant
Duis Studio
Clarence A. Dorman
R.O. Bond
Verna A. Robinson
Yuletide Rush
James Benzel
Sidney
Southern Panhandle
Greg Luce
Europe
Clif Thurston Farm
Potter
Willis King
City Electrical Department
Don Parr
Natural
Dixie Discount
Stanley Juelfs
Kimball
United Fund
Michael Shawn Schadegg
Memorial Hospital
Sidney High School
Bill Luben
National Rifle Association
Farm Safety Meeting Set In Lincoln
Nebraska Farm Safety Council meeting on January 6 at the Nebraska Center for Continuing Education will discuss a proposed statewide farm safety program for 1972 and OSH Act updates. Rolls in fatalities rise with 36 tractor deaths in 1971 and 57 total farm deaths, plus the new Nebraska Farm Accident Study findings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Nebraska
Nebraska Farm Safety Council
Nebraska Center For Continuing Education
Rollin Schnieder
University of Nebraska Extension Safety
Volunteer Snowmobile Squad Formed in Montreal Suburb
In Brossard police create a 210 member emergency snowmobile unit to aid during heavy storms. One snowmobile will carry a red flasher radio and pull a special stretcher for emergency needs. Ontario plans a three year drive to expand deer grazing lands in eastern regions by clearing nonmarketable wood and removing shade trees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Brossard
Toronto
Ontario
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East Ward
Ak-Sar
Ben Cabin
Lodgepole Valley
Cabela’s Sporting Goods
Eusebio Montoya
Penal Complex
Correctional Institution
Ben Hedgecock
Youngtown
Ariz
Sidney Telegraph
James Exon
Robert Rauner
Meta Sorge
Gurley
Sundl
West
Phil Curtiss
State Advisory Council On
Robert Martin
Julius Hahler
Glenn Hedgecock
Bitner
American Academy of Genral
National Association of Family Doctors
Sam Countryman
FAA
Wheat
New
Community Action Board
Panahadle
Wheat Queen
Suzanne Talich
Eddy Sisters of Dalton
Hawaii
Bushnell
New Miss Nebraska
Alice W. Jimerson
Bayard
Lee Moore
CAP
10Th
Jackson
Glenn Dickinson
Kokjer
Ussr
G.F. Bush
Marathon
Depot
Allen Stikker
Daryl Frerichs
Calvary Baptist Church
James Edwards
Kyle Mines
Brent Correll
Jack Lowe
Lincoln Journal Star
Joe Lopez
Lake McConaughy
Anset
Alliance Chamber
Frankie Solano
Legion
Suzanne Janda
Ali- Ellis
Frank A .Rayner
Lennie Rowe
Arlo Jones
Lee Spieker
Marion Whitaker
VFW
Sidney Major League
Kathy Gillham
LeRoy Randal Miller
Phillips 66
Steve Slocum
Kay Glassburn
CSC
Carl F. Rosemund
John Zimola
Frank Mazel
Joe Zimola
Harry Brewer
U.S
Gus Juedes
Walter George Schlotterbeck
Marjorie Nelson
California
Frontier Terminal
LeRoy Miller
Potter la Leche League
Potter Duv
Bonnie Snyder
Hardy Clark
Civil Defense
Edward Markel
Larry Sydow
Danny Kier
Ak-Sar-Ben
State Patrol
Mainard
Donald Sparks II
Alliance
Tom Ryan
Rick Runyan
NJC
Mexico
Western Outlook
Gustav H. Juedes
John Colone
Western Plains Auction Company
Harry Warner
Bill Mehling
St. Pat's Grads
Jeff Cook
Sidney Saddle Club
Community Action
Drouth
Bruce Couch
Holechek Funeral Home
Lloyd Tilghman
Green Lantern
CAA
Chris Rohde
Jerry Ensley
Doris Dailey Ifye
Ak-Sar- Ben
Charles Thompson
Crippled Children’s Clinic
Allen Arringdale
C.B. Dorwart
Jones Center
Western Nebraska Technical College
Voice of Democracy
Dave Sherrerd
Fair Board
Sidney School Board
Harold Borges
Pat Himes
Dave McCumber
John Gottschalk
League of Nebraska Municipalities Executive Council
Eyes On
Edith Oldershaw
Dan Oliverius
Dave Martin
Oscar Olson
Los Angeles
Wendell Smith
Scottsbluff-Gering Chambers of Commerce
Darold Hendee
Lodgepole Telephone Co
Dorothy Ammerman
Jack Swaim
Bill Maddox
Japan
Yamaha
Earl Harvey
Henry Haupt
Lodgepole Masons
OES
Ben Franklin
Hogeland
William G. Smith
Panhandle Mental Health Center
State Farm Bureau
LeRoy Hadden
Country Club
Lodgepole Depot
High Plains Experiment Station
Raymond Lessman
District Farmers Union
Farm Bureau
Potter Area
N.W. Bell
United Telephone Company of the West
Martin A. Heeg
Jerry Kruse
Cliff
Sanford Butcher
Monica McNish
J. Hammond McNish
Lawrence
Kan
Chevrolet-Buick, Inc
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