Sorge Rites Held At Gurley Church
Funeral services were held at Gurley for Adolph Sorge 28 who died last Sunday at Memorial Hospital. He lived in Cheyenne County 46 years and farmed southwest of Gurley before retiring in 1948 to Sidney. He was a member of St Pauls Lutheran Sidney, previously Salem Lutheran Gurley. Survivors include three sisters in law and several nephews and nieces.
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Gurley
Adulph Sorge
Memorial Hospital
Cheyenne County
Clarence Cy Hoye
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Sidney
Salem Lutheran Church
Gehrig and Son
Ross Guthman
Fred Segelke
Henry Horst
Louis Schwartz
Donald Ewert
4-H Clover Leaf Drovers Elects Leaders
Kay Sinsel was elected president at a 4-H meeting in the 4-H building. Delo res Hare vice president Ann Holloway secretary Ronnie Richards treasurer Cherie Miller historian Sheri Beyer news reporter. Meeting discussed horse parts and safety. refreshments planned by Hines Hennie Richards King. Next meeting set for Monday February 3 at 7 p.m. in the 4-H building.
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Clover Leaf
Kay Sinsel
Delores Hare
Ann Holloway
Ronnie Richards
Cherie Miller
Sheri Beyer
Pam Hines
Laurie Hennie
Steve King
Ricky Dean Frerichs Birth In Memorial Hospital
Mr and Mrs Eugene Frerichs are parents of Ricky Dean born Wednesday Jan 29 at Memorial Hospital weighing six pounds 11 ounces His brother is Rusty Gene two and one half years Grand parents are Ernest Frerichs Gurley and Herb Bowman Dalton Great grandparents are Jay Poole Sidney and Albert Juedes Arlington Neb
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Ricky Dean Frerichs
Eugene Frerichs
Ricky Dean
Memorial Hospital
Rusty Gene
Ernest Frerichs
Gurley
Herb Bowman
Dalton
Jay Poole
Sidney
Albert Juedes
Arlington
Neb
Baby Sharon Woodward Born at Memorial Hospital
Sharon Woodward is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs Kendell Woodward born Tuesday January 28 at Memorial Hospital. She weighs seven pounds seven ounces. Siblings are Jayme eight, Rodney six, and Linda three. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Mark H Painter and Dr and Mrs R W Woodward of Logan Utah. Great grandparents are Mrs Sarah Patterson of Logan Utah and Ivan H Woodward of Franklin Idaho.
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Sharon Woodward
Kendell Woodward
Sharon
Mm Memorial Hospital
Jayme
Rodney
Linda
Mark H. Painter
R. W. Woodward
Logan
Utah
Sarah Patterson
Ivan H. Woodward
Franklin
Idaho
Census update and birth notices from 91 JOSRITAL Mates
As of Jan 30 at 7 am 59 patients and eight babies total 67 with new births listed in Sidney Alliance Gurley and Potter. Dismissals and newborns from Jan 29 to Jan 31 include Francis Cortney Eugene Frerichs Ronald Tremain Anthony Marchetta and a baby girl. Personal reflections follow about a Hollywood life and daydreams, book reading, and weather.
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Sidney
Robert Koester
Teri Golden
Eugene Frerichs
Elza Martin
W. L. Griffiths
Howard Kurz
Benny Hockman
P. W. Barker
Ronda Hager
Leo Krieger
Larry Niswender
Phyllis Clark
Leroy Grassle
Anthony Marchetta
Rose Heavrin
Alliance
Gene Appleyard
Dalton
Fred Johnston
Gurley
Joe Goad
Ft. Lewis
Wash
Corp
Albert Smith
Dallas Richards
Herschel Goen
Charles Glaubitz
Dale Schoonover
Guy Ellsworth
Alvin Vach
Leonard Schwartz
Wayne Davis
Frances Hull
Raphael
Wesley Dixon
Charlotte Call
Kimball
Stanley Eatman
Potter
Darlene McKinney
Don Young
Francis Cortney
Sunol
Ronald Tremain
Hollywood
Week Breezing Along With Brownie Schedule
Wallace Brown writes for the Telegraph and lists next week’s bookmobile route times and locations for Feb 3 to Feb 6, including districts, schools, libraries, and intersections. The column shifts to personal reflections on Saturdays, sharing a parking-meter misadventure, coffee plans, and a digression about reading Wanderer by Sterling Hayden.
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O.K
Mr. Coffey
Sterling Hayden
Farm House Destroyed Near Chapell by Late Night Fire
A 60-year-old farm house three miles west of Chapell burned last Saturday night. Firefighters from Lodge Pole and Chapell arrived after the blaze was well underway. The Don Maahs family resided there but no occupants were home when a passer-by spotted the flames.
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Chappell
Lodgepole
Don Maahs
Chappell Register
Wheat Grading Standards To Be Discussed In February
Changes in wheat grading standards to take effect May 1, 1964 will be discussed at three February grain grading schools. Duane Foote, Nebraska Grain Improvement Association secretary, announced the events to be held February 10-11 Hastings National Guard Armory, February 13-14 North Platte Experiment Station, and February 17-18 University of Nebraska Lincoln Center for Continuing Education. George L. Vinz, FDA supervisory inspector, will discuss Wheat Under the Food Drug and Cosmetic Act.
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Lincoln
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Duane Foote
Nebraska Grain Improvement Association
National Guard Armory
Hastings
North Platte Experiment Station
North Platte
University of Nebraska Center For Continuing Education
Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act
George L. Vinz
U. S. Food and Drug Administration
Kansas City
Missouri
Rites Held For Mrs. Charles Rahe in Chappell
Mrs. Charles Rahe, 77, of Chappell, died Jan 23 in Memorial Hospital Sidney. Funeral at Zion Lutheran Church Chappell Monday officiated by Rev J L Bundschuh. Survivors include three sons four daughters twenty grandchildren six great grandchildren seven siblings.
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Zion Lutheran Church
Chappell
Charles Rahe
Memorial Hospital
Sidney
J. L. Bundschuh
Zimmer
Arnold Peeks
Otto Nicolaus
Ernest Schlake
Louis Vogel
Chester Peterson
Henry Hoppmann
Rahe
Women’s Society
Peetz Adults Offered VoAg
Peetz Public School will run an adult class in vocational agriculture as authorized by Supt. Ernest W. Maurer. The Vocational Ag Advisory Council surveys interest and need for the program and asks interested residents to contact the school.
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Peetz Public School
Ernest W. Maurer
Vocational Ag Advisory Council
Indian bread supply boosted by American wheat aid
American wheat provides an additional 5 billion loaves of bread annually for India. The United States offers this aid to support India's food program and address domestic hunger concerns.
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India
Statement Corrects Missile Families Aid Increase
The Telegraph prints a clarification from Cheyenne County welfare director Mrs. Joan Hart. She says welfare expenditure rise is mainly due to higher living costs and medical care, with 99 percent of funds used for county residents, not transient missile workers.
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The
Telegraph
Joan Hart
Cheyenne County
Farmers Told Income Returns Due Feb 17
February 17 is the final day for farmers to file 1963 income tax returns and pay the tax due unless an estimated return was filed in January. The deadline shifts two days due to February 15 falling on a Saturday.
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Nebraska
University
College of Agriculture and Home Economics
No Injuries In Accident Near Potter
No one was hurt but damages were extensive in a two car intersection crash seven miles north of Potter at 9 55 a m Thursday. Westbound a 1959 DeSoto driven by Mildred E Hayworth and southbound a 1962 Mercury driven by Shirley Dee Richie collided. The Richie car veered off the east shoulder into a field but stayed upright. Left rear damage was about 1000 dollars while Hayworths vehicle sustained 35 dollars in damage.
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Potter
John Trenerry
Highway Safety Patrol
DeSoto
Mildred E. Hayworth
Mercury
Shirley Dee Richie
Richie
Hayworth
Noe Family Maintains Racing Ties at Hialeah
Kenny Noe Sr. is again training race horses at Hialeah where he previously led Flamingo track with 49 victories in 1925. His son serves as Hialeah’s racing secretary, keeping the Noe family closely linked to the track.
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Hialeah, Fla
Kenny Noe Sr
Hialeah
Flamingo Track
Wheat Floor Urged in New Farm Bill
A House Agriculture subcommittee proposes a basic price floor of about 1.78 dollars per bushel for 1964 crop wheat grown under planting allotments. The plan, voluntary for producers, would use price support loans to reach 1.304 dollars per bushel, higher than current 1.25, and aligns with Kennedy admin proposals rejected by growers last May.
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Washington
House Agriculture Committee
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Wallace Brown
Potter Sligh
Potter Elementary
Potter Public Library
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Allen Nelson Farm
Sunol High
Sunol Elementary
Sunol Main
Llouse
Peetz
VoAg
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Lorenzo
Glen Fleming
George Fleming
Leo Turner
Stan Raddatz
Walter Ruden
Scottsbluff
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Cincinnati
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Nalenti
Nesenet
Featuring
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Shirley Bergstrom
Sidney Beauty Academy
Illinois
DuBarry
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Acroag
U.S
Puritan
Brookview
Bian-Lon
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