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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1968

Page

12

Panhandle Nebraska GOP Leads Democrats 3 to 2 in Voter Registrations

A Panhandle survey shows 17 557 Republicans and 10 954 Democrats with 652 independents across 11 counties. Statewide LB167 requires registration. primary is May 14, with detailed county counts from Scotts Bluff to Devel.

Nebraska Panhandle Scotts Bluff Kimball Dawes Sheridan Sioux, Garden Devel GOP Banner Morrill Box Butte Cheyenne Garden Sioux

Rites Planned for Rev. O D Hoagland in Mitchell

Funeral set for Saturday at 10 30 a m in Trinity Methodist Mitchell with Rev Robert Wigert officiating Burial in Mitchell Cemetery Memorial to Trinity organ fund Former pastor Rev Hoagland 71 died in Scottsbluff hospital Survivors include widow Gussie two daughters Betty Cole Peggy son Bob sister Erma five grandchildren two great grandchildren Born May 28 1896 Plainview educated Chadron College Army Chaplain 46 years served twice in Mitch ell area and taught in Mitchell schools.

O. D. Hoagland Potter O. D. Hoageland Mitchell Scottsbluff Hospital Trinity Methodist Plainview Gussie F. Graeff Valentine Jamison Sandhills Mission Cherry County Springview Hay Springs Chadron State College Oshkosh Ainsworth Lyons and Potter Mitchell Public St. Paul American Legion Post No. 291 The Lions Club Betty Julesburg Cole Peggy Houston Texas Bob Erma Ing Sidney Sioux Bridgeport Clara Gould Yuma Colo Gladys Stoltz Napa Calif Jim Sterling Don Holecick Dale Falk Oregon Trail Memorial Cemetery

Social Security fraud warning issued for Cheyenne county area

County sheriff reports an elderly county resident was approached by a man claiming to be a Social Security agent and no money changed hands. The warning from District Manager Claire W Schuneman notes scammers offer to double benefits for upfront payments. Three Ogallala women lost 700 dollars to the scheme. residents should note descriptions, vehicle details, and license plate numbers and contact authorities.

Social Security Administration Cheyenne Scottsbluff Claire W.schuneman Kermit Brumbaugh Sheriff’s Office

Sidney Public Schools approves elementary start time change

The Sidney School Board approved a second semester shift of elementary start and end times about 20 minutes earlier aligning with junior high. The change takes effect Jan 22 and aims to reduce parent coordination, shorten bus and wait times, and extend teachers planning time.

Sidney Public Schools Board of Education Russell Pedersen Glen Simz

First Class Mail to Move by Air Under Plan

Washington The Post Office Department proposes to stop using rail for first class letters and ship all by air. A single 6 cent rate would replace the airmail 10 cent stamp, with Congress asked in 1969 to authorize a new priority service for distant destinations.

Washington Post Office Department Lawrence F. O’brien Post Office Congress O’brien

Overseas rate change offers air service for servicemen parcels

New overseas parcel rate lets ships up to 30 pounds use faster air service by paying surface rate plus one dollar. Packages must be under 60 inches combined length and girth. Applies to items sent to Vietnam and back to the United States, with air service from origin to embarkation point.

Army Fleet United States Air Parcel Post Vietnam

Golden Hour Extension Club Sets 1968 Calendar

The Golden Hour extension club met January 4 at Mrs. Burgett Peetz's home with eight members present. Mrs. John Hartman presided as president and treasurer-elect Mrs. David Peetz was chosen. A goal to aid a needy family was set, and fabric finishes was taught. The next meeting is February 1 at Mrs. Gene Bennett's home.

Golden Hour Burgett Peetz William McDowell John Hartman David Peetz Gene Bennett Eldon Mapes

Gas Pump Involved in Sidney Auto Mishap

A gasoline pump at the Phillips 66 station on 10th and Toledo sustained 300 dollars in damage after Frieda Moller of Sidney turned into the pump due to low power steering fluid. No damage to her car was reported.

Frieda Moller Sidney 10Th Toledo Ilinois Elmo Wilt Sunol B. E. Steele 17Th Maple Lawrence Brachtenbach Doreen K

Former Depot Worker Dead in Bridgeport

John Edward Williams 80 of Bridgeport died Tuesday at Hastings. Born January 4 1888 at Hay Springs he studied at Pender and married Edna Cady August 29 1922 in Sioux City Iowa. The couple later moved to Colorado where they farmed before comm

Bridgeport John Edward Williams Hastings Hay Springs Pender Edna Cady Sioux City Iowa Colorado

NFO Calls on Farmers to Boycott Markets

The National Farmers Organization led by President Oren Lee Staley launches a new campaign with grain as the initial target to withhold from markets to push for higher prices. The effort aims to shut down the agricultural plant until members receive fair prices, with nonviolence instructions issued and support expected from farmers in 30 states.

National Farmers Organization Oren Lee Staley Angry Young Men of Agriculture NFC NFO Staley Stacy

Notables at National NFO Convention in Louisville

Notables at the national NFO convention in Louisville include Vice President Hubert Humphrey and national NFO president Oren Lee Staley with Erhart Phings ton as vice president. Staley outlined plans for a farm product withholding campaign to lift income, with NFC groups set to join when he signals. Cheyenne County NFO members are expected to participate heavily in the boycott. Staley says withholding is necessary to avoid greater losses, as current prices lag. The NFC fixed market prices at 1.50 per bushel for corn and 2.25 per hundredweight for other feed grains, with all other grains held similarly.

NFO Louisville Hubert Humphrey Oren Lee Staley Erhart Phingston Staley Cheyenne County NFC

Theft reported by Sidney police in Kokjer Motor incident

A Dalton man Richard Flohr told Sidney police that a tachometer was taken from his car sometime Wednesday while parked at Kokjer Motor Company. He reported the loss Thursday.

Sidney Dalton Richard Flohr Kokjer Motor Company

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Democrats Rev Hoagland Farmer Lampert Lumber CO West 16Th Street Scottsbluff, Nebr Orthopaedic Hospital Los Angeles Jodi Jehning Monterey Park Timmy Faas Whittier Los Angeles County Kokjer Motor Co Leon Shaffer Gotnick Jackson Sm-Lsga, Inc
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