Rites Yesterday For Mrs Wagaman
Services for Mrs Zelma Wagaman who died Monday at Memorial Hospital were held yesterday afternoon from the First Methodist Church with the Rev. John E Stayton officiating. Burial was in Greenwood Cemetery. Pallbearers were Ross Barker Ron Barker John Clarkson George Fleming Glen Fleming and Robert Wit Gehrig and Son Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements. She is survived by a son Carol of Sidney a daughter Mrs Lloyd Kealey of Federal Way Washington one sister Edith Cady of Seattle Washington and three grandchildren.
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Zelma Wagaman
Memorial Hospital
First Methodist Church
John E. Stayton
Greenwood Cemetery
Ross
Ron Barker
John Clarkson
George Fleming
Glen Fleming
Robert Wit
Gehrig and Son Funeral Home
Carol
Sidney
Lloyd Kealey
Federal Way
Wash
Edith Cady
Seattle
Den 4 Pack 82 and Troop 89 Panther Patrol Meeting Notes
Den 4 Pack 82 meeting notes show the boys reviewing Cub Scout laws, discussing the theme, and planning projects. LeRoy shared a Columbus story, The American Creed read by the Den Mother, and roll call focused on commitments. Keith Oaken provided refreshments. Jim’s brother Steve visited. Troop 89 Panther Patrol led by Bill Truitt with Brett Belden present opened with an air force film, prepared posters for an upcoming auction, and sang Junior Birdsmen. Steven Booth led the den with rank yells, Jimmy Rosales led the pledge, and they did Blindfold chair exchange and loco motives puppets. Jimmy Rosales also served refreshments. Lee Kinnersley to lead next week. The meeting closed with the living circle.
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LeRoy
Columbus
Keith Oaken
Jimmy
Jim
Steve
Troop 89
Panther Patrol
Doug Duncan
Phil Herrera
Kim Peters
Phil Appelhans
Belden
Bill Truitt
Brett Belden
Air Force
Scribe
Steven Booth
Jimmy Rosales
Birds
Lee Kinnersley
Dix Senior Named Naval Academy Alternate
Dix senior Gary Gustafson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Burdette Gustafson, has been notified as one of five alternates named by Congressman Dave Martin to the U S Naval Academy. If the principal appointee declines, Gustafson could be chosen based on March test grades. he previously received an alternate West Point appointment last month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary Gustafson
Burdette Gustafson
Dix
Dave Martin
R-Neb
U.S. Naval Academy
Annapolis
Gustafson
West Point
Den 6 Pack 82 Cub Scouts Meet At Church Basement
Five Cub Scouts attended a den meeting at the church basement on January 25. The group conducted a flag ceremony led by LeRoy Virgil, held roll call with train names, and finished with a napkin project for the Blue and Gold Banquet. They played a home game and planned refreshments for next week with Keith Oaken and Lee Kinnery serving.
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Piere Renteria
Blue Gold
LeRoy Virgil
Keith Oaken
Lee Kinnersley
Pack
Girl Scout Troop Activities at South Ward School 1966
Girl Scout Troop 145 met at South Ward School on February 2 1966 with Green Spiders undertaking a flag ceremony led by Janis Taylor. Patrols formed learned camp navigation and games for an upcoming party. Nebraska Land girls held closing ceremony with Lori Schmidt as patrol leader. Black Widows cleaned up. Troop 109 met at East Ward School basement with Mrs Snyder and Mrs Borcher to collect permission slips for camp and practice compass use. Slips drawn to assign camp patrols. Kerry Tighe brought treats. Ronda Portz reported.
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South Ward School
Green Spiders
Janis Taylor
Nebraska Land Girls
Lori Schmidt
Black Widows
Vicki Krutsinger
East Ward School
Snyder
Borcher
Kerry Tighe
Ronda Portz
Report Tips IRS Tells Nebraskans
Nebraska workers with cash tips of $20 or more must report to employers by February 10 1966 for tax withholding. District Director Richard P. Vinal notes IRS Form 4070 can be used. A 1965 law requires monthly cash tip reporting, and tip income now counts toward Social Security and Railroad Retirement Benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Internal Revenue
Richard P. Vinal
Five Inductees In February Call Five Inductees In February
Mrs Louis Johnson clerk for the Cheyenne County Selective Service Board reports that her February calls are for five men for induction and three for physicals. In response to the January call Benny Richards and Dale Bond of Lodgepole were sent for induction and are now taking basic training at Fort Bliss Texas. The other two who would have been in the draft call enlisted. Larry Bauer of Sidney joined the Marine Corps and Douglas Moench of Potter entered the Navy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Johnson
Cheyenne County Selective Service Board
Elevators Empty Warn of Crop Shortage in Nebraska
Nebraska grain and feed dealers leader Clarence E. Jacobson says Western Nebraska elevators are nearly empty as wheat moves to larger centers for export, mostly to Japan. He warns inventory could fall to about 600 million bushels by July 1, signaling a hemmed crop. Ted Doyle notes fertilizer use rose to around 570,000 tons last year, up about 60,000 tons from the year before, as dealers convene jointly.
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Omaha
Nebraska Grain and Feed Dealers Association
Nebraska
Clarence E. Jacobson
Hastings
Japan
Ted Doyle
Fairbury
Nebraska Fertilizer Dealers
Elks Steak Feed At Lodge With Bingo Saturday Night
The Elks Lodge invites all Elks Docs and guests to a steak feed Saturday night. Bingo will be played during the evening.
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Elks Lodge
Governor Morrison to Attend Sidney Library Dedication
The dedication of the new Sidney City Library is set for Sunday March 20. Governor Frank Morrison has agreed to attend along with other dignitaries. details will be announced later.
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Sidney
George Felsch
Frank Morrison
Pie And Coffee On George's Day
The Sidney Lions Club will hold a cherry pie and coffee sale at the Osborn building on Illinois street February 22, Washington's birthday. The Lions will serve home made cherry pies and coffee all day with the proceeds to be used for community betterment projects of the Lions. These include the Easter Egg Hunt, sponsorship of a Boy Scout and Cub Scout troop, a summer baseball program, promotion of a trailer park for Sidney and medical assistance to needy children.
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Sidney Lions Club
Osborn Building
Illinois Street
Washington
Lions
Sidney
Peetz High School teens join Sidney Telegraph teen page
Peetz High School 10th graders Sandra Phelps Karen Fehringer and Steven Hum will contribute Peetz news to The Sidney Telegraph weekly teen page. The Telegraph invites area students to become correspondents. Sidney High senior Jill Fine writes a regular column.
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Peetz
Sandra Phelps
Karen Fehringer
Steven Hum
Peetz High School
Sidney Telegraph
the Telegraph
Kathy Franss
Lodgepole
Jill Fine
Sidney High School
Sidney Squadron Receives CAP Award in Omaha
Commander Bob Buecker Lt Glen Kokes Major Allen Karnik and Cadet First Lt Tom Buecker attended the Nebraska Wing Conference in Omaha. The Sidney squadron earned a citation for outstanding achievement in squadron information reporting. An Aerospace Education talk by Harold P. Pluimer highlighted the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Buecker
Glen Kokes
Allen Karnik
Tom Buecker
Nebraska Wing
Omaha
Sidney
Harold P. Pluimer
U. S. Air Force
Printing ether: Big jobs and small jobs alike
The Sidney Telegraph advertises printing services offering quality work and fast delivery for large commercial orders and small jobs, highlighting reliable deadlines and high standards for all printing needs.
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Sidney Telegraph
Junior High Band Concert This Sunday
Sidney Ninth Grade Band presents a 60 member concert Sunday at 3 p.m. in the Senior High School Auditorium under Dan Long. The hour-long program features Invercargill-a concert march Kentucky 1800 Rhapsody For Band Trumpets Ole Garden Suite and other selections with no admission charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Invercargill
Kentucky
Dan Long
Kuns Dismisses Third Offense DUI in Tilghman Case
In district court Judge John H. Kuns dismissed a third offense driving while intoxicated charge against Steve Tilghman and upheld the county court conviction for driving under suspension. Allen Ely received two consecutive sentences of one to two years for forging a instrument and violation of probation in the Nebraska Penal Complex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Kuns
Steve Tilghman
Tilghman
Allen Ely
Nebraska
Judge Gilliam to Address Welfare Meet at Bridgeport
A Panhandle Welfare Association session is set for Wednesday February 1 at Bridgeport High School gymnasium. Judge Philip Gilliam Denver Juvenile Court will lecture on Juvenile Problems at 9 a.m. A 10:30 coffee break and 11 a.m. business meeting follow. A noon turkey dinner in Eagles Hall, afternoon program at 1 p.m. features Kearney Boys Training School choir and a 1:30 to 3:20 panel discussion on juvenile problems with Darrell Willett and others. Registration 50 cents. luncheon 2 dollars.
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Panhandle Welfare Association
Bridgeport High School
Philip Gilliam
Denver Juvenile Court
Eagles Hall
Kearney Boys’ Training School
Darrell Willett
Bayard Public Schools
Carl H. Goltz
Scottsbluff
Judge Gilliam
Lodgepole ALA Set to Meet February 8
The Francis DeBrunner unit 286 of the Lodgepole American Legion Auxiliary will meet in the Legion Hall Tuesday afternoon February 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis DeBrunner
Lodgepole American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Garden County School System May Be Revamped
Oshkosh officials announce a tentative plan to reorganize districts countywide with a K 12 setup except for districts 4 J 2 J and 53 J. The plan calls for one high school at Oshkosh three K 8 centers in Lisco Oshkosh Lewellen and a rural junior high for all towns. It also proposes contracting District 22 with Bingham district of Sheridan county and directs readers to the legal notice for details.
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Devel County
Morrill County
Oshkosh
Lisco
Lewellen
Bingham
Sheridan County
Boston News-Letter First Issue Details
The Boston News-Letter began as the first United States permanent newspaper issued by John Campbell then postmaster general in Boston. It appeared on a single sheet, foolscap size, and often as a half sheet with two columns on each side.
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United States
Boston News-Letter
Boston News- Letter
John Campbell
Boston
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