Windy Bookmobile Musings Report From The Telegraph
Breezing Along With Brownie notes rapidly changing wind and dust as the Bookmobile tours the county. He reviews Wind from the Carolines by Robert Wilder, laments sensationalism in modern novels, and lists next week’s schedule for Dalton Gurley and nearby districts with times and stops.
Car leaves highway hits pole near Sidney
A 1950 Chevrolet station wagon driven by Rufus A. Barnes of Topeka Kansas veered off Highway 30 seven miles east of Sidney at 12 15 p m Tuesday striking a telephone pole. No injuries were reported though about 35 dollars damage occurred. Barnes and his wife were in the car and he drove it into Sidney to file the report.
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Dartmouth coach Doggie Julian tops 350 victories mark
Dartmouth basketball mentor Doggie Julian joins a group of 11 major college coaches with more than 350 wins, highlighting his long coaching tenure and teams’ success against a backdrop of college basketball milestones.
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Icy Street Accidents Rise On Slippery Roads
Multiple icy street crashes were reported in Sidney over several days. At 10:59 a.m. Saturday a DeSoto driven by Daniel Medina slid through an ice coated intersection on 15th and hit a rear of a Chevrolet, causing damage to all three cars. A later 5 p.m. collision involved a Ford driven by Viola Kriesel and a Chevrolet driven by Larry Gorman, with Kriesel unaware of the other car until impact. A third incident at 9:33 a.m. Tuesday at 19th and Illinois involved a Ford driven by Rex Olsen colliding with a Cadillac driven by Alfred Boss, resulting in minor damages.
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Mrs. Wiest Dies in Chapell Community Leader
Funeral services were held Monday for Mrs. W. M. Wiest a Chapell resident since 1930. She moved here with her husband when he became superintendent of schools and was active in community lodge and church affairs.
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W. M., Wiest
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