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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1971

Page

3

Rush Creek Birthday Celebration for Mrs Ehme Flessner

A lengthy Rush Creek social note records a Friday birthday observance for Mrs Ehme Flessner at the Eh me Flessner home in Sidney with numerous relatives and neighbors visiting over the weekend. The item documents many visits, weekend stays, and small social exchanges among local families including Bartling, Bruns, Borges, Frerichs, Boehmer, Payne, and Worster across Sidney, Chappell, and nearby farms.

Ehme Flessner Sidney Doyle Flessner Floyd Bruns Betty Floyd Miller Arden Myron Flessner Potter Dick Sick Lodgepole Ray Jessen Alvin Bartling William Bartling Edmie Flessner Stuart Bill Bartling Glen Hansen Minot N.D Jake Thompson Edwin Fern Galen Bartling Bill Frerichs Edwin Boehmer Delma Bartling Denver Delma Bartling Lavern Bauer Dennis Borges Merlin Boehmer Steven Bruns Ft. Collins Lemoyne Johnson David Kenneth Dimick Annie Thompson Kenneth Payne Anna Thompson John Frerichs Johnny Jerry Frerichs Fred Frerichs Chappell Eugene Boehmer Aurora Nebr Rhonda Worster Betty Frerichs Jim Payne Lisco Caleb Payne Gering Herman Florke Cornelius Weyerts Joe Lovell Bartlings Kenneth Malpert

Train sinks after Arkansas River flood rescue plan fails

A locomotive and several cars lie at the bottom of the Arkansas River after a 1927 flood attempt by placing them on a bridge backfired when the structure gave way. The train plunged into the water, ending a costly bid to stabilize the span.

Little Rock, Ark Arkansas River

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