Henry Berlage Dies After Short Illness
Henry Berlage a 68 year old salesman for Paxton Gallagher hardware wholesaler died this week in Englewood after a brief illness. Born February 5, 1902 in Omaha he traveled western Nebraska and eastern Colorado including Sidney. He married Delia Heist in 1942 who died in 1953. He later married Margaret Jenkins in 1955 and lived in Englewood. Survivors include Margaret his widow son Gerald Berlage Westminster area stepson Dean Jenkins and five step-grandchildren and sister Christine Kulhanek of Omaha.
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Englewood
Cole
Henry Berlage
Mr. Berlage
Omaha
Paxton & Gallagher
Nebraska
Colorado
Sidney
Delia Heist
Margaret Jenkins
Margaret Berlage
Gerald Berlage
Sterling
Dean Jenkins
Westminster
Christine Kulhanek
Mint Frappe Whipped Cream for Chocolate Cake
Whip cream until fluffy then fold in creme de menthe for a mint flavored topping. Spoon over slices of chocolate cake to finish the dessert with a bright minty finish.
Older Nebraskans urged to apply for 1970 census jobs
The Executive Director of the Nebraska Advisory Committee on Aging urges older residents to seek temporary census taker positions for the 1970 census. No age limit, paid training, six to eight hours daily, five days a week, evenings and Saturdays, and roughly four weeks of service at about two dollars an hour. Local offices will open in Omaha Lincoln and Grand Island to recruit and conduct the census.
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Nebraska Advisory Committee On Aging
Ron Jensen
Jensen
Census Bureau
U. S
Nebraska
Omaha
Lincoln
Grand Island
Fence Encloses Historic Cemetery After Vandalism
Deputies assess damage after vandals moved heavy headstones at a historic cemetery near Sidney. The site includes the grave of Rev. John A. Slingluff and his family. oldest nearby is a Catholic cemetery east of Sidney on Highway 30. An extensive investigation is underway with a call for information to locate the vandals.
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Grand Prairie
Sidney
Highway 30
Old Cemetery Vandalism Damages Grand Prairie Site
Vandals toppled 19 tombstones and stole one at the Grand Prairie cemetery two miles south of Sidney. Estimated damage 2500 dollars. W. E. Gehrig to oversee resetting stones. The graveyard holds over 50 headstones dating back 80 years, with last burial in 1962. Mary Davis was interred beside her husband William H. Davis, a former Dunkard minister. Local citizens including Frank Hand and George Fischer maintained the site.
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Grand Prairie Cemetery
Sidney
John V. Slingluff
Slingluffs
Grand Prairie Dunkard Church
Grand Prairie
Oren Cox
Dat
W. E. Gehrig
Mary Davis
William H. Davis
Davis
Grand Prairie Dunkard
Grand Prairie Church
Frank Hand
George Fischer
C. P. Chambers
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Fragmentary note lists odds and bets including Big red and two bins tot 90d dug ant 9V9 dot linu
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Allo
Ode Bot
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Sidney Telegraph
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Jewelers
Sidney Livestock
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Dallas
McDonald’s
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Famous Brand
Men’s Dept
Asme Donald
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