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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1975
Page
2
Newsbrief notes Washington's victory at Princeton in 1777 and other historical events on January 3. Includes weather forecast for Panhandle region and local incident summaries with names, places, and times from Sidney and Gurley areas.
The notice lists admitted patients across several locations including Sidney Dalton and Sunol with names Roy Lanks Diane French Tom Lubash John Martinosky Kay Carley Ronald Henry Temple Benish Les Wills Lavonne Christnesen Ray Slama Kathy Hodges and Retha Cullison. Discharges include Gloria Nebarez Tim Gretch Steve Hinrichs Florence Miles Carolyn Adams and baby and Moore Oklahoma Baby Girl Lindsey. Two birth announcements note Mr and Mrs Jerry Christensen Potter Baby Girl January 1 and Mr and Mrs Gordon Carley Dalton Baby Girl January 2.
Mr and Mrs William Ely of Morrison Colorado welcome Emily Louise Ely a six pound fourteen ounce daughter born December 28 at St Josephs Hospital Denver Grandparents are Mr and Mrs William Ely Anderson Missouri and Mr and Mrs Charles Hawkins Sidney Great grandparents Mr and Mrs Sidney Hawkins Pilger
James Jennings fined 50 dollars for petit larceny plus costs and restitution on 12-20. James C Bergmann fined 10 dollars for driving under the influence on 12-30. Joel Dominguez fined 25 dollars for leaving the scene of a property damage accident on 12-17. William O Young fined 15 dollars for intoxication on 12-18. Timothy S Anderson probation through May 9, 1975 for altered driver's license on 12-3. Gregory Allen Hagen fined 150 dollars and six months probation for contributing to delinquency of a minor plus costs. John Uribe fined 10 dollars for assault and batter on 12-30. James Farley fined 100 dollars for driving under the influence with license suspended six months on 12-31.
Funeral services for Jack J. Wackerla 53 will be held Monday at 10 a.m. at St. Patrick's Catholic Church with Rev Charles Torpey officiating. Burial at Greenwood Cemetery. Rosary Sunday 7:30 p.m. at church. He died Thursday at Memorial Hospital after living in Sidney since 1950. He married Elizabeth Gallineaux in 1958. Survivors include wife stepchildren sister and five grandchildren. Also notes Van Housen rites and a public notice of a street improvement hearing January 13 1975 in Sidney.
Ally Gen Paul Douglas selects Jerold Fennell of Topeka as head of the Nebraska consumer protection division and Terry Schaaf as chief of the antitrust unit. Both will assume duties after Douglas takes office. Fennell has led Kansas consumer protection work and Schaaf, a Hastings native, has handled consumer protection and antitrust matters since 1974.
A four pound roasting chicken costs more than a four pound border fryer but offers more meat. The roast chicken may be the better value for meals.
The Library Board of Sidney Nebraska will hold a public meeting at 7 45 PM on January 7 1975 at the Sidney Public Library. An up to date agenda is available for inspection at the Librarian’s office and may be modified at the meeting.
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