Bulletin Board Today February 18 1974
Today's highlights include Jefferson Davis sworn in as Confederate president in 1861 and Iwo Jima battle beginning in 1945. Noted events span Luther's death 1546 Michelangelo 1564 La Salle Texas settlement 1685 and more. Podgorny turns 71 Faulkner 53. Thought: no one can disgrace us but ourselves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Davis
Confederacy
Montgomery
Ala
Martin Luther
Michelangelo
la Salle
Texas
Germany
Britain
Iwo Jima
Gambia
Azores
Atlantic
San Jorge Island
China
United States
Warsaw
West Germany
Nikolai Podgorny
Brian Faulkner
North Ireland
J. G Holland
Panhandle Weather Tonight and Outlook
Tonight partly cloudy and cooler with lows 20 to 25. Tuesday will bring increasing cloudiness and highs 45 to 50 with westerly winds 5 to 10 mph. Extended outlook for Nebraska from Wednesday to Friday shows continued above normal temperatures with highs in the upper 40s to mid 50s and overnight lows mainly in the 20s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panhandle
Nebraska
Associated Press
Vehicle crashes and vandalism report across Legion Park and town
Police log notes multiple incidents from Friday night to Saturday morning including a 1973 Chevrolet collision on Legion Park bridge causing $150 damage to Denise A. Gade of Lodgepole, a two car crash on Town & Country lot injuring Dianne M French and Clark L Marsh with $380 combined damage, a 1968 Dodge backing into a 1964 Ford causing $50 damage, and minor incidents such as a disturbance call, vandalism at Baurkemper Motor Clinic and a private residence, plus a sheriff’s theft report of handmade Indian jewelry from Clyde Odell’s truck and missing cases and permits.
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Legion Park Road
Legion Park
Chevrolet
Denise A. Gade
Lodgepole
Town & Country
Lincoln
Dianne M French
Sidney
Pontiac
Clark L. Marsh
Rose
Marsh
14Th Ave
Dodge
15Th
Baurkemper Motor Clinic
Court records list multiple county court criminal sentences
Bryan L Tallmage fined 25 dollars plus costs for resisting an officer. Brad T Vizina 100 dollar fine for possession of alcohol by a minor and resisting officers plus 25 dollars costs. William Eugene Harvey intoxication 10 dollar fine plus costs. J D Mathias DUI 100 dollars plus costs. Clinton D Webb altered license 50 dollars plus costs. Mrs Lipins allowing dog at large 5 dollars plus costs. Raymond Lloyd Jallen petit larceny 100 dollars plus costs and four months probation. Jerry L Barry marijuana 850 dollars plus costs. Yvonne DeCastro marijuana 50 dollars plus costs. Dennis Paul Houle intoxication and disturbing the peace 20 dollars plus costs. Gary G Galey DUI 100 dollars plus costs and six months probation. Gary L Richard multiple charges 300 dollars plus costs, one year probation, one year license suspension. bound over on automobile theft. Norman D Aurich possession of liquor or drug 160 dollar fine plus costs. Case heard January 23 in District Court by Judge John H.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan L. Tallmage
Brad T. Vizina
William Eugene Harvey
J. D. Mathias
Clinton D Webb
Gary G. Galey
Gary L. Richard
Norman D. Aurich
Obituaries mark several regional residents and former officials
The notices report the death of Lucille M. Scott in San Rafael California widow of a Lodgepole physician. Funeral services were in Lodgepole and Chappell. Harold W. Tilley husband of Mildred Gass had services in Denver with Sidney attendees. William F. Kubes 83 of Potter died at Memorial Hospital with arrangements pending. Additional details note memorials for Lucille Scott to MS research or United Methodist Church and connections to Peetz and Sidney communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peetz
Parkview Episcopal Hospital
Pueblo
Cole
Stockham
Nebraska
Michael
Sylvia Fuehrer
Faith United Methodist Church
Rebekah Lodge
American Legion Auxiliary
Lee Roy
Mary) Ogden
Grand Island
Jim
Nanci) Schilling
Sidney
Travis
Tabor
United Methodist Church
Lloyd Barnett
Greenwood Cemetery
Gehrig and Son Funeral Home
Lucille M. Scott
San Rafael
Calif
Frank Waldo Scott
Lincoln
Veterans Hospital
Scotts
Lodgepole
Chappell
Harold W. Tilley
Denver
Mildred Gass
Northwestern Bell
Topeka
Kansas
Bernie Gass
Larry
Tom Gass
Etha Coyle
William F. Kubes
Potter
Memorial Hospital
Holewick Funeral Home
Fire incidents report with minimal damage at two locations
At 3:15 p.m. Saturday a bat near a furnace on 536 Lucille Lane was a possible cause of a small blaze with no damage. At 5:00 p.m. Saturday a base loader two miles north of Sidney caught fire. no damage estimate given, owner Randy Horst noted.
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Lucille Lane
Sidney
Randy Horst
Sidney cases include admissions and dismissals list
In Sidney, Doug McMillen Barbara Anderson Bud Carl and Kenneth Petersen Jr were admitted. Dismissals in Sidney include Donald Adamson Elmer McKee Rosemarie Plantz Diane Terrio and daughter Anita Harmon Hilda Bivens Marvin Cowell Raymond Stark Eileen Bonkiewicz Doug McMillen. Dalton case involves Larry Lego. Lodgepole case lists Antonia Kripal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Doug McMillen
Barbara Anderson
Bud Carl
Kenneth Petersen Jr
Donald Adamson
Elmer McKee
Rosemarie Plantz
Diane Terrio
Anita Harmon
Hilda Bivens
Marvin Cowell
Raymond Stark
Eileen Bonkiewicz
Dalton
Larry
Lego Lodgepole
Antonia Kripal
Five pound Fifteen Ounce Baby Born in Sidney
A five pound 15 ounce boy named Brian Keith Geiger was born to Mr. and Mrs. Martin Geiger at 405 12th Friday morning. He has two older brothers Marty Jr. and Tony. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Geiger and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wilson of Sidney. great-grandmothers include Mrs. Jenny Wilson and Mrs. Erma Geiger of Cheyenne and Mrs. Aileen Burtell of Cheyenne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Geiger
Brian Keith
Marty Jr
Tony
Glenn Geiger
Paul Wilson
Sidney
Jenny Wilson
Kearney
Aileen Burtell
Cheyenne
Wyo
Erma Geiger
Legislative Calendar Reports Action On Final Reading
The Associated Press notes Monday's legislative day with final readings on LB664 LB666 and LB683. New bills LB1042 to LB1046 were received. LB755 placed on general file despite a kill vote. LB513 advanced from select file LB813 returned to select file. Adjournment at 12 01 p.m. to 9 a.m. Tuesday.
Probate Reform Bill Deemed Fraud by Nebraska Lawyer
Lincoln attorney Lawrence Murphy of Nebraska Lawyers for Responsible Probate Reform denounces LB 354 as a fraud on Nebraskans. He warns the Uniform Probate Code backed measure creates an augmented estate that promotes disputes among spouses and heirs, increasing attorneys needed and shifting funds away from children and other heirs.
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Nebraska
The
Nebraska Lawyers For Responsible Probate Reform
Lincoln
Lawrence Murphy
Murphy
Savings Association
Lincoln Sen
Roland Luedtke
Judiciary Committee
Luedtke
Murphys
1973 Nebraska Wildfire Stats Show Low Fire Loss
Nebraska reports show 1,014 fires burning over 21,809 acres in 1973. The average 22 acres per fire is the lowest on record, per State Extension Forester Joe Range and Nebraska fire chiefs, compared with 1,514 fires previous year.
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Nebraska
State
Forester
Joe Range
Nebraska Fire Chiefs
Range
Chadron
Nebraska Fire Service
Ak-Sar-Ben Seeks Farm Families for Pioneer Awards
The Knights of Ak-Sar-Ben and the Nebraska Association of Fair Managers invite nominations for the nineteenth annual Nebraska Pioneer Farm Family awards recognizing Nebraska farms owned by a single family for 100 years or more. Nominees receive an engraved walnut plaque and gatepost marker, plus a framed citation.
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Knights of Ak-Sar-Ben
Nebraska Association of Fair Managers
Nebraska
Roy Moeller
Cuming County
Moeller
Orville Koch
Otoe County
Knights of Ak-Sar- Ben
Potter State Meetings and Local Club Events
A schedule of upcoming gatherings includes the Potter American Legion and Auxiliary Dalton, the Order of Eastern Star state meeting at M C C Club, and multiple local club meetings in Sidney and surrounding areas from February 9 to February 25. Activities cover hostess duties, programs, lessons, luncheons, and a clothing construction clinic at the courthouse basement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter American Legion and Auxiliary
Dalton Order of Eastern Star
C.C
Elsie Ewing
Letter Responds to Leon Lafler on Abortion Debate
A reader challenges Leon Lafler's stance on legal abortion. The writer asserts God gives life and argues that babies should be born. They warn that divine will ends life and human theories cannot alter that outcome.
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Leon Lafler
Leon
Free Electronic Hearing Tests In Sidney Nebraska
Ronald L. Miller conducts free electronic hearing tests at Fort Sidney Motor Hotel on Thursday February 21 from 1 00 to 6 00 p m. Tests use latest equipment to measure hearing loss and include ear diagrams. Visitors urged to test annually, even if using hearing aids or told aid won t help. For details call or write BeNene Hearing Aid Service Casper Wyoming.
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Fort Sidney Motor Hotel
Sidney
Nebraska
Ronald L. Miller
Fort Sidney Meter Hotel
BeNene Hearing Aid Service
833
South Center
Casper
Wyoming
Zim
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I.c.of Hall
Potter Social Neighbors Club
Dalton United Presbyterian
Esther Circle
Harold Brunner
Cleve Gillespie
DBR
Bridge Club
Royal Room
JB Pankau
Fairview Extension Club
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United Methodist
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Leonard Pelster
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