Wednesday Funeral for Douglas W Chryst in Sidney
Funeral services are set for 10 am Wednesday at First United Methodist Church in Sidney for Douglas W Chryst 79 who died Saturday at his Fowler Colorado home. He was a longtime Sidney contractor with a complex family history including marriages to Leta Martin Litha Lewis and Athlene Hecker and survivors spanning two continents.
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First United Methodist Church
Sidney
Douglas W Chryst
Fowler, Colo
Colorado
Chryst
Shenandoah
Iowa
Samuel
Mary Wyatt Chryst
Nebraska
Leta Martin
Litha Lewis
Athlene Hecker
Colorado Springs
Col
Athlene
Lyle Chryst
Dale Chryst
Lynwood
Calif
Thelma Flynn
Wilma Flynn
Donald Lewis
Dalton
Homer Lewis
Emmett
Idaho
Leota Kennedy
Scottsbluff
Ole Whetstone Dies Saturday in Sidney
Ole Whetstone born April 27 1905 in Oberlin Kansas died Saturday at Memorial Hospital from an apparent heart attack. He married Helen Kleiner on September 20 1960 in Cheyenne Wyoming. Surviving are his wife four stepdaughters one daughter and three grandchildren. Funeral 2 p.m. Wednesday at Gehrig and Son with cremation in Denver. Cole Memorials to Memorial Hospital and Gehrig and Son Funeral Home in charge.
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Ole Leo Whetstone
Oberlin
Kan
Charlie Brook
Ialtie Murphy Whetstone
Memorial Hospital
Helen Kleiner
Cheyenne
Wyo
Sidney
Sidney Elks Lodge
Helen
Linda Johnson
Virginia Garrison
Lakewood
Colo
Sharon Schepker
Colorado Springs
Deby Kiener
Shery Whetstone
Gehrig and Son Funeral Home
Harlan Brei
Denver. Cole
Memorial Hospital Gehrig and Son Funeral Home
Social Roundup Highlights Local Visits And Departures
Greeley residents Mr and Mrs David Lafler and Julie Lafler spent weekend with family. Julie Lafler and Dan John N Treinen underwent eye surgery in Sterling and are recovering at Logan County Hospital. Mrs John Seevers and Arnold returned from a three week California trip visiting Sacramento Ed Wesche Ted Schmittel and other Sidney area friends. Mrs Wendell Draper and others attended a birthday swimming party in Fort Morgan Cole for Curtis Carey. Betty Shields named new receptionist at Wheat Belt Public Power District.
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John N Treinen
Logan County Hospital
Sterling
John Seevers
Arnold
California
Herb Seevers
Sacramento
Ed Wesche
Ted Schmittel
Sidney
al Jodi
Calif
Harold Brancl
Lake Tahoe
San Francisco
Red Woods
Arms
Wendell Draper
Leigh
Beth Brandon
Allen McGee
Troy, Tamlyn
Marcella
Fort Morgan Cole
Curtis Carey
Harland
Betty, Shields
Wheat Belt Public Power District
Cheyenne County Considers Zoning Board for WN Tech
The Cheyenne County Board of Commissioners may establish a Zoning board for Western Nebraska Technical College to safeguard airstrip access and regulate radio tower heights. County Clerk Robert Hossle said action will occur at the board’s next meeting. The board also approved allowing county highway engineer services for village street projects.
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Cheyenne County Board of Commissioners
Western Nebraska Technical College
Robert Hossle
Heart Disease Tops Death Toll in Cheyenne County
Health officials report heart disease caused about 53.3 percent of local deaths, based on US Public Health Service data from three annual reports. The three year average shows 57 heart deaths yearly among 107 total deaths, excluding non-residents. The notes connect the Johnson death and Heart Month to rising awareness and ongoing prevention efforts.
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Cheyenne County
US Public Health Service
Johnson
United States
West North Central States
National Institutes of Health
CSC Announces New Loan Plan at Chadron State College
CSC officials announced a new loan plan at a Rapid City workshop. Under the plan federal insured, interest free loans require students and families to file financial statements using forms from the American College Testing Co or the College Scholarship Service through CSC's Financial Aid Office.
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Chadron State College
Rapid City
American College Testing Co
College Scholarship Service
Financial Aids Office
Aw Csc
Sandoz Foundation Announces Major Board Reorganization
The Mart Sandoz Heritage Foundation reshapes its board with six new members headed by CSC president Judy McDonald and executive secretary Lance Nelson. Appointees include Dr William Colwell Hay Springs rancher and Dr William Piacek Levitsbluff college president, plus CSC faculty Dr Larry Tangeman and Dr Larry Agenbroad and Everett Larson. The move supports the proposed Mari Sandoz Center for the Study of Man on the CSC campus, a key cultural project for Nebraska's 1976 bicentennial observance.
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Mart Sandoz Heritage Foundation
Chadron State College
William Colwell
Hay Springs
Nebraska State Colleges
William Piacek
Nebraska Western College
Levitsbluff
Leslie Stull
Alliance
Larry Tangeman
Larry Agenbroad
Everett Larson
Nebraska
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Batchelor of Science
David Lafler
Julie Lafler
Greeley, Cole
Robert Lafler
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