Funeral Notice for Ernest Baack Age 93
Ernest Baack 93 resident of Cheyenne County since 1930 died Sunday after nine days in Memorial Hospital. He farmed near Potter until 1947 then moved to Sidney. Born Staplehurst Neb April 18 1878 to Barthold Baack and Sophia Gullmaier he married Clara Preughaupt January 24 1904. Survived by three sons three daughters two brothers one sister and many grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral Wednesday 1 p m at St Pauls Lutheran Church Sidney burial St Pauls Lutheran Cemetery north of Potter. Memorials to Bethesda Lutheran Home Watertown Wis and the Lutheran Hour.
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Cheyenne County
Ernest Baack
Memorial Hospital
Potter Area
Sidney
Staplehurst
Neb
Barthold Baack
Sophia Gullmaier
Clara Preughaupt
Art of Potter
Herbert of
Dix
Earl of
Elmer
Helen) Buhrdorf
Potter
Walter
Hilda) Bredehoft
Sterling
Ella Mangles
John
Stapelhurst
Theodore
Seward
Sophia Hoemann
Omaha
St Paul's Lutheran Church
St Paul's Lutheran Cemetery
Stanley Rosenau
Holewick Funeral Home
Area Cowboy Dies at Stock Show in Nebraska
The well known cowboy Lemoyne James Kenton, 43, died Saturday at the Denver Cole Stock Show region. death listed as a heart attack. Born April 8, 1928 in North Platte, he was 1954 All Around Cowboy in Nebraska and famed bronc rider. Funeral Tuesday at 2 p.m. in Thedford with Rev. James Irwin, burial in Thedford Cemetery. Pallbearers include Skeets McKellip and others. he is survived by his widow Genevieve and six children, three sisters, and four brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney, Potter
Skeets McKellip
Don Baxter
Jerome Fleec
Tom Laubner
Tom Beeken
Freddie Sorenson
Kenneth Davis
Richard Seberger
Genevieve
Thedford
Ole
Eva) Thorpe
Redding
Calif
Raymond
Lacey) Storms
Broken Bow
James
Bet
Furniture For The Elderly
This year about 400000 will turn 65 making elderly housing and furnishing needs rise. Experts note mobility and balance issues require chairs with proper height and arms for easier rising and safer daily use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Val Kehm
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Xi Iota Takes French Tour in 1972 Beta Sigma Phi meeting
Xi Iota chapter gathered at Mrs. Don Robinson home for a French cooking themed evening with 14 members. A dinner of Boeuf Bourguignon French bread and desserts followed a lesson on France and a letter from a sister living there. The business meeting was led by Mrs. John Gottschalk and the next gathering set for February 8 at Mrs. Arthur Pelster’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xi Iota
Beta Sigma Phi
Don Robinson
Fred George
France
John Gottschalk
Arthur Pelster
C.B. Dorwart
Bunker Hill Club Hosts Dessert Luncheon Meeting
The Bunker Hill Club met at Mrs. Hilbert Borcher’s home for a 1:30 dessert luncheon on Wednesday January 12. President Mrs. Carl Borcher led the meeting with eight members present sharing how they spent Christmas Day. Mrs. Donald Larson won the high prize in a subsequent pitch game. Mrs. Norman Steffinson was runner up. The next gathering is planned for February 9 at Mrs. Carl Borcher’s residence.
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Bunker Hill
Hilbert Borcher
Carl Borcher
Donald Larson
Norman Steffinson
Smoking Clinic Concludes With Notable Results
The Five Day Plan To Stop Smoking Clinic at Memorial Hospital ended Thursday evening in the Auxiliary Room. Director Rev. Ron Doss said about 30 students attended regularly with nearly 50 registering overall. over half quit after the first session. Certificates will be awarded Sunday Jan 23 at 7 30 p.m.
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Memorial Hospital
Ron Doss
Center Hosts Events and Winners at Friday Bingo
The Center hosted a Friday December 7 bingo cared for by Mrs. Bill Fredericksen and Mrs Arthur Shubert. Winners included Freida Harms Fern Hijchness Georgia Glaubitz Anna Rippe Ella Kahler Frieda Brothers on Mary Frauendorfer Gertrude Higgins Iva Johnson Dessie McNurlin Ruby Glassburn Nellie Hume C A West John Brotherson Bill Frederickson Arthur Shuberg Ross Handley George Rippe and Jim McCart. Jim McCary also won the door prize. Thirty four attended the Sunday service from Sterling Fleming Peetz Merino Cole Kimball and local Center members. At the Tuesday card party Ed Buehrer won first at pitch, Mrs Frank Frauendorfer second and Cecil Hume third. In pinochle Mrs Ross Robinson won first, Mrs John Brotherson second and Mrs Frank Kokes third. Mrs Iva Johnson and Clarence Eagleburger celebrated birthdays. Visitors included John Wert Grand Island, Paul Wilson Peetz, John Mohr Amelia and Charles Petersen Atkinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Fredericksen
Arthur Shubert
Mmes Freida Harms
Fern Hijchness
Georgia Glaubitz
Anna Rippe
Ella Kahler
Frieda Brotherson
Mary Frauendorfer
Gertrude Higgins
Iva Johnson
Dessie McNurlin
Ruby Glassburn
Nellie Hume
C A. West
John Brotherson
Bill Frederickson
Arthur Shuberg
Ross Handley
George Rippe
Jim McCart
Union Pacific sells most passenger cars to Ringling circus
UP says about 30 cars sold to Ringling Brothers for red and blue circus trains. Amtrak had already chosen 120 cars for service, Alaska Railroad bought 30, and 65 UP cars are being converted for maintenance use. Remaining cars still owned are under negotiation or conversion as needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific Railroad
Ringling Brothers - Barnum & Bailey Combined Shows, Inc
Union Pacific
Amtrak
Alaska Railroad
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs To Be Installed
A joint installation is planned for Wednesday at 7 30 p.m in the IOOF Hall to place the 1972 leaders of the Odd Fellows and Rebekahs. Installing teams will come from Big Springs. Sidney Rebekahs held the meeting with Mrs Myrtle Higgins presiding. annual reports were given by the auditing committee. Lunch was served by Mrs Emma Engel and Mrs Alice Blair.
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IOOF
The
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs
Big Springs
Sidney Rebekahs
Myrtle Higgins
Noble Grand
Emma Engel
Alice Blair
Health tip from Nebraska Medical Association on child accident prevention
Accidents are the leading cause of death for children aged 1 to 14 in Nebraska. Over 100 Nebraska children died from accidents last year, mostly preventable. Home safety tips include keeping boiling pot handles out of reach, removing open lamp sockets, covering outlets with safety plugs, and locking medicines such as aspirin and sedatives.
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Nebraska Medical Association
Nebraska
Poison and insomnia dangers in homes and medicines
Home hazards include poisons, hot baths, and matches to watch for while care with the child. Never borrow others medicines as reactions vary and can worsen illness. Insomnia is a symptom from many causes, not a disease, with stimulants and psychological factors affecting sleep.
Insomnia Advice: Seek Care If Sleep Is Continuously Troubling
The note urges seeking medical care when sleep problems persist or recur. It emphasizes ongoing sleep difficulties as a medical concern and recommends professional evaluation.
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Mr. Baack
New York
Roxbury
Mass
Louis Prang
Irving Cohen
Prang
Kehm
Yankee Hill
Denton
Wheatbelt
Public Power
Odd Fellows
Surf Club
Pine Street
Sterling, Colo
Great Demand Presents
Rising Sons
MR. Young Amepican
Army National Guard
United States
168Th Arty Arng
Sidney Legion Park
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