City council approves budgets and raises grave space price
The council passed the annual budgets for the Electric Water and Sewer Departments for 1969 70. A resident grave space price was set at 60 dollars and 90 dollars for non residents with infant space at 20 dollars and 30 dollars for non residents. The overtime funeral fee was debated and a 15 dollar charge was dropped. The Kansas Nebraska Natural Gas rate increase was discussed with a five percent increase potentially granted. The meeting adjourned with the mayor and city clerk noting the roll call.
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Koch
Elwood
Larabee
Electric Department
Water Department
Sewer Department
Babyland
Yeas
Hossle
Bauman
Dix Team Wins Baseball Season League Trophy
The Dix Babe Ruth league clinched the league trophy and also the tournament trophy while the Dizzy Dean Dix team won the league title but lost in the tournament. Coach Dave Montag led the Dix squads. Local visitors and many community members attended celebrations and family visits across Sidney and surrounding towns.
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Dix
Dizzy Dean Dix
Dave Montag
Roger McGowen
Susan
Vanderhoof
British Columbia
Canada
Helen McGowen
Kate Cross
Harrisburg
Ward McGowan
Hafers Host Guests From Boise Idaho in Nebraska Visit
Dr and Mrs Argus McDonald and son of Boise Idaho stayed at the Don Hafer home from Wednesday through Sunday. Terry Hafer and family of Sutherland hosted weekend visitors. C C Coleman of Elsie Neb and Virgil Coleman of Alaska called on Wayne Campbell Thursday. Henry Schoenholtz of Sidney helped harvest at Ernest Kahrs farm Thursday through Sunday. Kenneth Knapp and Michele of Sidney spent Tuesday overnight at Ernest Kahrs home. Frank Jones went to Ogallala Saturday to bring Holly Jones and Laura Modlin from Girl Scout Camp. Si Griffiths of Sidney and Jim Sinner of Torrington visited Friday. Walt and Marsha Griffiths helped with harvest at Frank Jones farm. R M Franzen of Sidney and Kevin Sick visiting Gothenburg. Marvin Bartling and children hosted Saturday dinner with R H Bartling. R H Bartling and Raymond Walker families of California shared Sunday dinner at Marvin Bartling home. Ray Weible and Kathy of Columbia South Carolina with Elmer Weible Gilbert South Carolina Jack Weible Charleston South Carolina and Fred Weible Oshkosh attended Tuesday dinner at Leonard Bond home.
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Sidney
Milan Glass- Burn
Dorrance Schmidt
Bridgeport
Floyd Haden
Ferris Preble
Preston
Jammie
C.L. Walters
Frank Klentz
Richard Herbold
Sheimer
Sterling
Wendel Mathewson
Cheyenne
Wendel
C.H. Hammond
Nancy Young
Lytton
Iowa
Jim McKinney
Lee Belguim
Beaufort, South Carolina Marine Base
Albert Belguim
John Southard
Seattle
Wash
Vernon Southard
Gale Southard
Otto Allison
Kimball
Hap Clark
Harry Greathouse
John Isaacs
Laura James
Dorcas Spencer
Grace Nelson
Ed Mulligan
Charles Campbell
R.J. Hensen
C.R. Rosenthal
George Jackson
Linda
Lawrence Englstrom
Virginia McGowen
Denver
Tom McGowen
Jim Johnson
Phoenix
Stephanie Sarr
Tempe
Arizona
Carl Johnson
Miss Sarr
Jim
Johnson
Arthur Kenton
Sidney Hospital
Emma Scheele
Marie Scheele
Dean Scheele
George Isaacs
Adolph Brandt
Gibbon
Neb
John Dupper
Gary
Greeley
Ray Gundersons
Dupper
Roger Loschen
Hildreth
Ned
William Scheele
Philip Hotel
Wayne Adamson
Bushnell
Gordon James
Harold Murphy
Mitchell
Les Pugh
Hugo
Cole
Patricia Huntington
Nancy Williams
Canoga Park
Calif
Will
Ray Gunderson
Gary Dupper
Argus McDonald and Son
Boise
Idaho
Don Hafer
Terry Hafer
Sutherland
C.C. Coleman
Elsie, Neb
Virgil Coleman
Alaska
Wayne Campbell
Henry Schoenholtz
Ernest Kahrs
Kenneth Knapp
Michelle
Frank Jones
Og=allala
Holly Jones
Laura Modlin
Si Griffiths
Jim Sinner
Torrington
Walt
Marsha Griffiths
R.M. Franzen
Kevin Sick
Gothenburg
Marvin Bartling
R.H. Bartling
Raymond Walker
California
Ray Weible
Kathy
Columbia, S.C
Elmer Weible
Gilbert S.C
Jack Weible
Charleston
S.C
Fred Weible
Oshkosh
Leonard Bond
Richard Teague
Sitka
Lester Theis
Joe Teagues
Laurence Theis
Osceola
Lester Thies
Paul Fraass
Cynthia
Douglas Schmale
Boulder
Colo
Alberta Johnson
Ogallala
Lemoyne Johnson
Richard Hernbloom
Elizabeth Henry
Big Springs
Janda
Susan
Louis Schmale
Harold Hernbloom
Brent
Dave Mills
Chicago
Milford Mooney
Columbus
Harry Lee
Mike
Scott Runquist
Chappell
Olive Johnson
Lillie Larson
Ceila Peterson
Stromsburg
Ralph Talich
Clarence Runquist
Malcolm Yeager
Glen Range
Chet Hoagland
Jack Hoagland
New York
Visiting kin and friends share a Nebraska weekend
Social visits fill a Nebraskan weekend as Richard Teague of Sitka Alaska and relatives from Osceola gather for dinners and calls. Cynthia and Douglas Schmale bring Linda home from Boulder for a family weekend, while Alberta Johnson and others attend events and shop in Ogallala. Multiple hosted meals, out of town guests, and local greetings mark the travels and hospitality of area families.
Printing Services Ad from The Sidney Telegraph
An advertisement from The Sidney Telegraph touts printing services offering big and small jobs with quality work and fast delivery. The copy emphasizes versatility and prompt turnaround for all printing needs.
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Sidney Telegraph
Local Social Notes and Visit Details from Bond and Friends
Mr and Mrs R O Bond hosted Sunday evening at their home with other local visitors. Wayne Bond joined a Tri State meeting in Denver while Mrs Fred Ebke dined with the Bonds. Several families from Sidney Alliance and Cheyenne attend funeral services in Aurora Nebraska and shared visits in the Dennis Walsh home.
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