Peetz clubs plan Valentines meetings and community visits
The Peetz Table Toppers will meet February 13 at Mrs Dean DuBois home for a homemade Valentine gift exchange. Farm Women's Club gathers February 8 at Mrs Delmer Nelson home with a Lincoln quotation theme and a valentine and hanky exchange. Numerous social visits follow including Mrs Viola Stewart's 95th birthday and multiple family guests from Sterling Denver Sidney and Scottsbluff with open houses, dinners, and hospital visits reported.
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Dean DuBois
Dick DuBois
Valentine’s Exchange
Farm Women’s Club
Delmer Nelson
Roll Call
Abraham Lincoln
Elizabeth Gillham
Sidney
Beam
Orley
Sterling
Orley Beahm
Art Lindt
Elmer Davis
Ivan Walker
Lorenzo
Ed Buehrer
Lester Vernon
Stewart
Lee Hawkins
Bob Hawkins
Scottsbluff
Ruth Hartway
Esther Bachelder
Lela Pike
Howard Lindsey
Joe Adams
Otto Raddatz
Denver
Sandra Meick
James Meick
Francis
Joe Benish
Frank Fehringer
Roger Adams
Francis Roelle
Denny Cates
Joe Bonkiewicz
Mark
Ann
Walter Fehringer
Donald Fehringer
Joe Cucarola
Padroni
Loretta Fehringer
Lloyd Goranson
Hap Williams
Fred White
Fallout and Fall In The Gospel Call By Lodgepole Ministerial Assn
A Lodgepole Valley Ministerial Association meditation urges readers to avoid spiritual fallout by embracing Jesus Christ. It contrasts Fall Out with Fall In, calling Christ the Good Physician and urging surrender to divine guidance for eternal life.
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Lodgepole Valley Ministerial Assa
Jesus Christ
Lodgepole Valley
Christ
Paglini
Social visits fill weekend in area homes
Mr and Mrs Albert White of Oshkosh Neb and others visited in the John White home Sunday. Atwood residents Mr and Mrs W D Stewart called in the evening. Scottsbluff visitors included Mr and Mrs Bill Ellwanger Briana. Alliance guests Mr and Mrs Roger Sundberg Kay Lin stayed a week. John White of North Platte and Icel Lester of Sterling overnight Saturday. Evergreen Cole residents Mr and Mrs Lee Norris visited over the weekend in the Harmon Fairchild home.
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Albert White
Oshkosh
Neb
John White
W. D. Stewart
Atwood
Bill Ellwanger
Briana
Scottsbluff
Roger Sundberg
Kay Lin
Alliance
Sterling
Mrs. Lee Norris
Evergreen
Cole
Harmon Fairchild
Don Hoffman Elected to Feed Dealers Board
Don Hoffman of the Sidney Co-Op Elevator was elected one of three new board members of the Nebraska Grain and Feed Dealers Association. The announcement came at the Nebraska Agricultural Exposition in Omaha. John R. Cooper of Humboldt was named president and Garrett Dudden of Venengo as vice president. two existing members were re-elected.
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Don Hoffman
Sidney
Railway Board Opposes Cuts to Passenger Trains
The Nebraska Railway Commission filed petitions with the Interstate Commerce Commission opposing Union Pacific Southern Pacific and Western Pacific requests to discontinue several passenger trains. They contest eliminations on routes Omaha to Los Angeles and Ogden Utah to Salt Lake City and San Francisco. Chairman Fred N. Peterson said the Ogden to San Francisco and Salt Lake City to San Francisco services are vital for through service to the West Coast for other lines operating trains through Nebraska.
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Nebraska Railway Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Union Pacific Railroad
Southern Pacific Railroad
Western Pacific Railroad
Commission
Omaha
Los Angeles
Ogden
Utah
Salt Lake City
San Francisco
Fred N. Peterson
West Coast
Nebraska
Young Woman Charged With No Fund Check Bound Over
Joyce Terry, 22, with no permanent address, appeared in County Court on a no fund check allegedly written Jan. 9 to Lees. The check was drawn on First National Bank of Goodland Kansas. She requested counsel and attorney Jack Knicely was assigned after Public Defender Jeff Bush disqualified himself. Bound over to District Court she was released on written recognizance secured by her car title. Court costs and return trip expenses totaled $56.80.
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Joyce Terry
Lees
First National Bank of
Sidney
Kearney
35mm Camera Stolen From Car In Sidney
Bob Armour reported to Sidney Police at 8 31 a m Monday that his car was robbed of camera equipment including an Ansco 35 mm camera and case a telephoto lens a 620 flash attachment binoculars ladies shoes gloves and more. The location and exact time were not provided.
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Sidney
Bob Armour
Maple
Ansco
County Court Speeding Fines Listed for Nebraska Residents
Frank Prosser of Sidney, Calvin C James of Dalton, Arthur Borcher of Gurley, Elmer Brown of Gering and Ronald Emmons of North Platte, and Margaret Ladd of Sidney each faced speeding fines of 15 to 18 dollars and a separate case for James for failing to stop at a stop sign.
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Frank Prosser
Sidney
Neb
Calvin C, James
Dalton
Nebr
Arthur C. Borcher
Gurley
Elmer W. Brown
Gering
Ronald R. Emmons
North Platte
Margaret J. Ladd
Cooperative Elects 2 New Board Members
Farmers Union Co-Op Gas and Oil Company elected two new board members at the annual meeting in the armory. Harold Schuessler and Harold Brauer will serve three year terms, joining officers Ralph Fraass and Edward Lessman. Verlin Livingston remains a board member. outgoing members are Leo Olson and Bob Rexroth. The annual report lists assets at $693,680.88 with equity $276,754.04 and inventories of $199,704.05.
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Farmers Union Co-Op Gas and Oil Company
Harold Brauer
Sidney
Harold Schuessler
Potter
Armory
Leo Olson
Bob Rexroth
Co-Op
Ralph Frans
Lodgepole
Edward Lessman
Dalton
Schuessler
Verlin Livingston
Ralph Fraass
Elmer Jung
G. C
Claude” Rush
Petroleum
Farmland Industries
Kansas City
Rush
Farmers Invited To Order Trees Lincoln Nebraska
Approximately 750 000 trees have been ordered on the first applications received for 1968 Clarke McNary tree plantings according to Joe Range Extension forester at the University of Nebraska County Extension agents and Soil and Water Conservation Districts aid farmers and ranchers to plan plantings and order trees for windbreaks farmsteads and field use as well as Christmas trees woodlands and wildlife plantings Shipments from the nursery at the Nebraska National Forest near Halsey begin about April 1 Range said.
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Lincoln
Clarke-McNary
Joe Range
University of Nebraska
Soil and Water Conservation Districts
Horticulture and Forestry Department
Nebraska National Forest
Halsey
Range
Morgan elected chairman of university agriculture advisory
Marion Morgan of Elwood was chosen as chairman of the Nebraska University College of Agriculture Advisory Committee. Ray Cruise of Sidney was named associate chairman of the program committee. The meeting occurred in North Platte on Wednesday.
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Nebraska University College of Agriculture
Marion Morgan
Elwood
Ray Cruise
Sidney
North Platte
Sidney man charged after two car mishap leaving scene
Police investigated a Wednesday 8 05 p.m. crash in Sidney in which William H. Kinnersley was charged with leaving the scene after an unidentified woman reported a car struck a parked vehicle owned by Katie Helzer at 1228 Illinois. About $75 in damage occurred.
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Sidney
Ullinois
Katie Helzer
William H. Kinnersley
Helzer
Illinois
Frontier Adds Jet Prop Service to Sidney Route
Frontier Airlines reported 185 boardings at Sidney in January, up from 161 last year. The carrier added 580 jet prop plane service to the Sidney schedule last September between Denver and Omaha.
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Frontier Airlines
Sidney
Frontier
Denver
Omaha
Cheyenne County Chamber Highlights Banquet and Plans
Progress report for January notes the First Annual County Chamber banquet with 598 meals served and about 640 in attendance. It praises publicity from The Telegraph and KSID and previews Cheyenne County Fair plans for 1968. The message commends Jaycees, Lodgepole Lions, Ladies Chapter efforts, and outlines membership drives and May promotions.
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County Chamber of Commerce
Telegraph
KSID
Cheyenne County
Ground Hog Shadow Doubtful But Weather Man Optimistic
The report notes a uncertain ground hog shadow in Sidney with a day of sun cloud and hazy spells. The 30 day forecast for western Nebraska and northeastern Colorado calls for warmth and dryness, suggesting winter ending with occasional early spring storms in the region.
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Sidney
Nebraska
Colorado
Most Traffic Accidents Concentrated On Illinois Street
January Sidney Police monthly report shows 33 traffic mishaps in the city with 57 percent male drivers and 43 percent female. Over 21 years old accounted for 65 percent of drivers. 21 and under 35 percent. Police made 57 arrests including 40 for traffic violations and 27 for illegal U turns. Intoxication produced eight arrests. six for minors in possession and three for disturbances. Meter readings logged 1196 overtime meter violations and four in five minute parking zone violations. The report notes 12 thefts with two recovered, seven vandalism cases, 8892 miles driven by two cars, 988 station phone calls, 84 hours foot patrol, 1031 radio calls, 419 utility calls, 10 dog complaints, 20 jailed under 21 and 12 over, with six doors found open during nightly checks.
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Ilinois Street
Sidney
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Cooperative
Cruise
Chamber of Commerce
Jaycees
Ben Belden
Darrell Conger
Lodgepole Lions Club
Red Barons
Ladies Chamber
Chamber Board
Lodgepole Lions
Fort Sidney Motor Hotel
Dude’s
Chamber
St. Patrick’s High School
Father Pelster
Sister Laurdette
B. Cole
Botting, Co
Rural Fire District No. 2
Gurley Fire Hall
Kenneth Morgan
American Legion Hall
Sidney, Nebraska
Valentine Heart
Pangburn
FOX
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Jooy McCrea
Cur
Noel
Jock Mahoney
Shirley Eato
Eod Ein OU Wei
Dick van Dyke
Fitzwilly
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John McGier
Dith Evans
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Paul Newman
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