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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1970

Page

7

Memorial Home Memo on Friday Visitors at Nelson Home

A lengthy list of afternoon, evening, and coffee visitors to Mrs. Pauline Banks, Mrs. Elizabeth Thomas, and other residents at the Memorial Home across July 24 to July 29, including names like Mrs. Harvey Nelson, Lois, Bud Howett, Opal Brauer, Mrs. Mabel Sprenger, and many others, with multiple calls at the Nelson and related households. The page closes with a Louisville AP brief about a dry cleaning shop owner offering mini skirt alterations.

Harvey Nelson Lois Potter Richard Franss Phillip Nelson Merrit Scott Panama Calif Opal Brauer Pauline Banks Wm. Wolcott Gurley Blanche Strese Dean Wilson Elizabeth Thomas Fred Kilgore Byron Colorado Springs Judy Banks Dolores Virgil Eddie Amador Lucy Flores Danny Virgil Anaheim Byron Anderson Colo Jack Banks F.M. Bonkiewicz Pat Robert Rita Kay Helen Bonkiewicz Ernest Graham Don Dean Charles Bobo Elmer Krueger Gus Chinarakis Keith Sprenger Mabel Sprenger Ivan Walker Dalton Jennie Hammond J.W. Bertramson Ethel Swenson Cheyenne Anna Siemers Ben Belden Ruth Griffiths Clarence Beyer Mamie Beyer South Paula Herrera Hermiston Ore Virginia Gutierrez Hank Chet Frame Eva Frame Bill Krueger Elmer Merle Bobo Robert Nelson Bridgeport Joe Kubes Ralph Fleming Cindy Fleming Lorenzo Christina Johnson Fleming Helen Tucker Agnes Zalesky Arthur Juedes Gus Juedes Lewis Neuman Guy Ellsworth Mabel Doran Loyd Shaw Grandaughter Florence Nelson G.H. Boehnke Martha Aurich Lyle Reinhart Paul Pearson Grace Schreiner Pat Couch Lucy Arellano Harlan Shields David Gillette Wyo Nancy Williams Santa Ana Cora Gaston Hilbert Borcher Alfred Borcher Kimball Larry Clinton Frank Clinton Elva Ackerson Mary Dunn Marie Runge Edith Mr Wilbur ‘‘Horpe Amelia Fairman Louisville, Ky Louisville

Note Lies Calhoun Ky Delinquent Bill Warning

In Calhoun Kentucky a local merchant handles unpaid accounts with a blunt note stating If you don t pay your bill Fil tell your other creditors you did. The terse message highlights small town debt collection humor as a quirky regional detail.

Calhoun, Ky

Harvest timing for corn and sorghum silage advised by UNL expert

Dr. Paul Guyer Extension livestock specialist at the University of Nebraska urges harvesting corn or sorghum silage in early dent or hard dough stages to maximize dry matter yield and nutrient content. He cites 30 to 40 percent whole-plant dry matter and 50 to 65 percent kernel dry matter, notes yield rises until about 35 percent grain moisture, and warns against delaying past full dent or 35 percent dry matter. A separate obituary notes Elsie McClun, 83, of Aurora Colorado, died Wednesday. graveside services planned Saturday at Greenwood Cemetery.

Lincoln Paul Guyer University of Nebraska Guyer Michigan Ohio Sioux Army Depot Elsie McClun Aurora Colo Greenwood Cemetery Gehrig and Son Funeral Home McClun Oscar Dallas Street

Weatherman Van Tassel Receives Commerce Bronze Medal

Scottsbluff meteorologist Edgar L. Van Tassel, head of the U S Weather Bureau office, is awarded a bronze medal for 21 years of highly effective leadership of the Scottsbluff office and its service programs. Lawrence A. Hughes notes long tenure and strong productivity since the office opened.

Scottsbluff Edgar L. van Tassel United States Weather Bureau United States Department of Commerce Lawrence A. Hughes Weather Bureau Kansas City van Tassel

Wisner to retire as Scottsbluff Star-Herald publisher

Floyd C. Wisner, a life long Scottsbluff resident and 1951 Star-Herald publisher, plans retirement this Saturday after 42 years leading the paper. He will be publisher emeritus and advisor to the board, while his son Gene Wisner resigns as assistant to the publisher on August 1 to become publisher of The Raton Daily Range in Raton New Mexico.

Scottsbluff Star-Herald Floyd C. Wisner Gene Wisner Raton

Kimball County Club to borrow 55000 for new building

The Kimball County Club gained authority to borrow up to 55000 for completion of the new club building. Stockholders approved the plan at Tuesday night’s vote. A property sale is stalled due to access issues from Highway 71, with a Wednesday noon meeting set with state highway officials to resolve the matter. The building is largely complete though furnishings and some equipment remain to be added.

Kimball Kimball County Club Ems

Devel County Open Horse Show at Fair July 6

Devel County Open Horse Show set for Thursday August 6 at the county fair. Events include Flag Race Hide Race Boot Race Keyhole Trailer Race and Potato Race. Open to county residents or immediate family outside the county participating in County Expansion activities. Top three cash premiums and top four ribbons per event. County picnic follows.

Chappell Devel County Devel County Fair

Two Dr Sengs In Oshkosh This Month

Two doctors named Seng are in Oshkosh now. Dr Jim Seng began a July 22 internship at Garden County hospital and his father's office, planning a six week stay. He is NU medical school educated, with a year in Oakland internship, and will report to the U S Air Force in six weeks for a three year Spain assignment. He enlisted at NU and became a captain.

Oshkosh Dr. Seng Air Force

Accidents Cost British Industry Billions Says Hearn

Richard Hearn of the Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents warned that accidents cost British industry about 600 million pounds annually and are rising, urging worker safety education. In Chicago the Hearing Society started a campaign for noise abatement to curb pollution and build grassroots support for action.

Richard Hearn The Royal Society For the Prevention of Noise Pollution Chicago Chicago Hearing Society England Royal Society For the Prevention of Accidents

Ida Wolf Rites Held for Mrs Herb Wolf at Gehrig Funeral Home

Ida Wolf services were conducted Wednesday morning at Gehrig and Son Funeral Home for Mrs Herb Wolf 84 who died Monday Interment followed at Greenwood Cemetery Pallbearers were Allen Karnik Marvin Kettler Howard Kurz Maurice Gordon Jane Hadden and Donald Bell

Gehrig and Son Funeral Home Herb Wolf Greenwood Cemetery Allen Karnik Marvin Kettler Howard Kurz Maurice Gordon Jane Hadden Donald Bell

Five year old Patrina Williams queens neighborhood carousel

In Tadley England five year old Patrina Williams is crowned queen of the kids with a private merry go round. Her father Bill Williams bought the 1903 carousel after 18 years of neglect, rebuilt it, and gave it to Patrina. She rides a horse named for her while friends use the others.

Reading England Patrina Williams Tadley Bill Williams Patrina Williams

Mystery Basement Call From Operator Escalates

Parents taught young Mark Echternach to dial OQ for help in trouble. Days later a telephone rang and the operator asked for a boy named Mark. Mrs Echternach confirmed, and the operator said he was locked in the basement.

Louisville Mark Echternach

Beer for slugs and other varied news items

Slugs can be killed by beer as a cheap, harmless bait, with no brand preference. Dermatitis Urbis is described as a new skin condition linked to industrial pollutants. The Arkansas Supreme Court allows breach of warranty recovery for improper HVAC installation. Kentucky tourism spending rose to 370 million, car bans on Sundays in Seattle begin late spring, and Kentucky eases child labor rules.

Research Service U.S. Dept. of Agriculture Irwin I. Lubowe New York Medical College Chicago Arkansas Supreme Court Esk

Fox Theatre Shows Kids Show and Two Adult Films

The Fox Theatre begins a three day run with Phyllis Diller in The Traveling Saleslady for a Wednesday start. Two adult films follow: Sterile Cuckoo with Liza Minnelli and Wendell Burton in Technicolor and Goodbye Columbus starring Ali MacGraw with Richard Benjamin and Jack Klugman, both rated Restricted.

Sidney Phyllis Diller Fox Theatre Liza Minnelli Wendell Burton Columbus Guardian Ali MacGraw Richard Benjamin Jack Klugman

Rep Martin Reports On New Agricultural Act And Benefits

Rep Dave Martin states the Agricultural Act of 1970 will be debated next week after clearing Rules. Key points include three-year duration, parity prices for wheat, price supports for feed grains, land retirement changes, and a $55,000 cap per commodity with possible cuts. The house also approves unemployment benefits expansion to 4.4 million. coverage extends to many new worker categories in 1972, offset by higher employer taxes.

House of Representatives Dave Martin Rules Committee United States Soviet Union House Senate

The April Fools Opens Sunday with Lemmon and Deneuve

Jack Lemmon and Catherine Deneuve star in The April Fools opening Sunday at Plains. The film features a romantic interlude set against a New York skyline as the weekend unfolds from Sunday into Monday.

Jack Lemmon Catherine Deneuve New York

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Qadi Aean James Walker Mary Spiker LeRoy Spiker Vernon Walker Robirds Angie Michelle Wilbur Thorpe Mabel Mintken Frieda Narjes E. Narjes Nebraska Panhandle Weatherman Ida Wolf Frankfort Kentucky Seattle Wash Lake Washington Boulevard Lake Shores League of American Wheelmen Court of Appeals George Bernard Shaw Britain America Rocky Mountains Amos ‘N’ Andy National Bureau of Standards Tonga Rep Martin Freak DeLucia the Plains Drive-In Daddy Paul Burke Scott Hylands Carol White
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