Certificates To Ten Top Farmers
Ten certificates of recognition for outstanding achievement in soil conservation practices were awarded Cheyenne County farmers at The Telegraph's first annual Soil Conservation Recognition banquet held Thursday night at the Country Club. One hundred attended the event. The awards were presented by J. C. Bush to Sidney residents O. Albin Olson Frank Beyer and Sons Clark H Fuller and Joseph Schaf and to Lodgepole residents Ed Block Joseph H. Bonkiewicz and Sons Robert C. Huff and Grafton 1 of Lodgepole Charles Helfrich Sundl and Francis Ezgz den. Winners were selected on a point system by O. J. McDougal Jr. of the Nebraska Extension Service with the county board of supervisors. Jack Lowe, The Telegraph editor, presided as master of ceremonies. Dignitaries present included Fred O'Hair executive director of the Nebraska Conservation Foundation and Jesse Bulyeu Scottsbluff district conservationist, Gordon Tobin secretary of the Chamber of Commerce, Lee Girardot and Kenneth Waddell conservationists for the district, A. J. Jorgenson vice president of the Nebraska Conservation Foundation, Clyde Johnson, Lester Willoughby, and Lemoyne Johnson of the Cheyenne County Soil Conservation district board.
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Fred O’hair
Cheyenne
J. C. Bush
The
O. Albin Olson
Frank Beyer
Clark H Fuller
Joseph Schaf
Sidney
Ed Block
Joseph H. Bonkiewicz
Robert C. Huff
Grafton
O. J. McDougal, Jr
Nebraska Extension Service
County Board of Supervisors
Jack Lowe
Fred O'Hair
Lincoln
Nebraska Conservation Foundation, Inc
Jesse Bulyeu
Scottsbluff
Gordon Tobin
Chamber of Commerce
Lee Girardot
Kenneth Waddell
A. J. Jorgenson
Clyde Johnson
Lester Willoughby
Lemoyne Johnson
Board of Supervisors
Cheyenne County
Jamboree Fee Due Saturday for Scout Jamboree
The second National Jamboree of the Boy Scouts of America will be held at Valley Forge Pennsylvania June 30 to July 6 as part of the 40th Anniversary Crusade to Strengthen the Arm of Liberty. Harold Wooten leads 66 Scouts from the Wye-Braska Area with a $10 registration due by Saturday February 25 at Scottsbluff offices.
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Niagara Falls
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Scottsbluff
Textile Painting Demonstration At Sidney Legion Room
A home demonstration on Textile Painting will be held in the Sidney City Auditorium Legion Room from 10 until 3 o clock Thursday this week. The event is a repeat lesson requested again this year and invites interested residents to attend.
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Sidney High School Band Concert Tonight at Auditorium
The 40 piece Sidney High School band will perform at eight o'clock Wednesday night in the auditorium. Director Henry Deines says the program includes marches, overtures, a baritone solo by Bill Burr, and orchestral works to show the band can play beyond pep tunes. Public attendance urged.
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Lithgow
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Bennett
Cole Porter
Infant Peggy Sue Goodwill Dies at Birth
Services for Peggy Sue Goodwill were held Monday afternoon at Gehrig Funeral Home for a newborn who died shortly after birth at a local hospital. Burial followed in Greenwood Cemetery. Survived by parents Mr and Mrs Robert Groswill and grandparents.
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Peggy Sue Goodwill
Gehrig Funeral Home
Denry Monnich
Greenwood Cemetery
Rober Groswill
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