Sub Debs Conclude Year With Initiation Picnic
Sidney Sub Debs wrap up a busy year with initiation of new members Darcy Rood Wendy Patten Mary Patterson Kathy Conrad Kolii Ribera Kim Aaron Teresa Winston Trish Cornelius Tami Brumfield Debbie Talich Teresa Kitt and Mary Schlaman. New officers for 1973 74 are Denise Sterling Claire Mehling Darcy Kruse Teresa Kitt and Stephanie Schmitt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Sub Debs
Judy Peetz
Darcy Rood
Wendy Patten
Mary Patterson
Kathy Conrad
Kolii Ribera
Kim Aaron
Teresa Winston
Trish Cornelius
Tami Brumfield
Debbie Talich
Teresa Kitt
Mary Schlaman
Denise Sterling
Claire Mehling
Darcy Kruse
Janda Earns Dental Degree at Nebraska Commencement
Michael L. Janda of Sidney received his Doctor of Dental Surgery from the University of Nebraska College of Dentistry at spring commencement. He will practice in Lincoln and begin a two year Pedodontics residency at Nebraska in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael L. Janda
Sidney
University of Nebraska College of Dentistry
Janda
Lincoln
University of Nebraska
Nebraska Teen Contest Promotes Miss Nebraska Teenager
Cynthia Sick daughter of Mr and Mrs Ron Sick from Lodgepole competes today and tomorrow at the Holiday Inn in North Platte for Miss Nebraska Teenager. She is a Lodgepole High School junior sponsored by local businesses and active in Student Council Sax Quartet Band Choir and Sophomore Treasurer. The winner advances to the National Finals in Atlanta Georgia in late August 1973 where state winners are judged on scholarship civic contributions poise personality and appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthia Sick
Ron Sick
Lodgepole
Holiday Inn
North Platte
Lodgepole High School
First State Bank
Greenlee's Department Store
Photo Center
Farmers Elevator
Chappell
District of Columbia
Atlanta
Christinia A. Christ Rites Held with Pallbearers Named
Christinia A. Christ died Monday. Pallbearers were Dean Wilson Chuck Willey Lowry Lindell Dr Marvin Sherrerd LeBaron Goodwin and Bill Robinson. Interment followed at Greenwood Cemetery. Drive safely.
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Christinia A. Christ
Dean Wilson
Chuck Willey
Lowry Lindell
Marvin Sherrerd
LeBaron Goodwin
Bill Robinson
Greenwood Cemetery
Dartball Games Set At Sidney Senior Center Tonight
Dartball games are planned for 8 p.m. at the Sidney Senior Citizen Center with all invited to join. The center features a Tuesday card party, birth anniversaries, and a June schedule including bingo and band visits in a community gathering.
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Sidney Senior Center
Senior Citizen Center
John Miller
John van Anne
Frank Frauendorfer
Ann Cizek
Ruby Glassburn
Cecil Hume
John Frerichs
Frank Kokes
Edith Mullins
Anna M Stegner
Paul Ingwerson
Lodgepole
Toni Gesell
Rose Jessen
Morris Jessen
Glenn Weller
Wymore
Fred Slama
Denver
Colo
Bessie Oeltsen
Potter
Matilda Cannon
High Protein Alfalfa Boost for Nebraska Livestock
Nebraska livestock producers urged by University of Nebraska Lincoln Extension to harvest alfalfa early at late bud or early bloom to maximize protein per acre. Proper silage or haylage with about 40 percent dry matter reduces field and storage losses and enables low labor, mechanized handling, and efficient packing before plastic covering.
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Nebraska
University of Nebraska-Lincoln Extension
Paul Guyer
Guyer
Gas Shortages and Oil Woes Prompt Policy Call
The article reports ongoing gas shortages in Sidney with Shell and Texaco imposing new allocation rules. Cheyenne Pipeline storage sits at 35,000 barrels of a 105,000 capacity. Paul Roberts of the Oil & Gas Conservation Commission warns of systemic decline in hydrocarbon reserves and urges a federal energy policy to address depletion and exploration delays. Roberts predicts oil may appear in the pipeline within 30 days after a Sioux Army Depot sale ends.
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Calahan
Cheyenne
Sidney
Shell Oil Co
Texaco
Shell
Paul Roberts
Oil & Gas Conservation Commission
Roberts
Sioux’ Army
Robertx
Daf Sells 1000th Car in Britain in November
The Netherlands based Daf, its only auto maker, sold its 1000th car in Britain during November, signaling steady 1971 sales momentum.
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DAF
Britain
London
Dix Garden Clubs Plan 12th Annual Flower Show
The Dix Garden Clubs announce their 12th annual Flower Show titled A Thing of Beauty to be held June 10 in the school gymnasium from 2 to 5 p.m. The event includes artistic design, horticulture in clear glass containers, and terrarium displays with junior and senior divisions. Exhibits may be entered Saturday 6 to 8 p.m. or Sunday 8 to 10:30 a.m. Flowers after 9:30 a.m. will not be judged. A plant sale and silver tea accompany the event with schedules available from Mrs. Lyle Shaw.
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Dix
Til and Tell
Dix Soilettes
Dix Country Gardeners
Lyle Shaw
Lions Luncheon Features Traffic Safety Talks
Guest speakers Arthur D Witkowski Nebraska DOT and Sam Franco Statehouse Station Lincoln addressed Sidney Lions at the Chateau on highway and traffic safety. They linked their talks to the audio color film The Matrix. Stew Brown named chair of SLAP. Fred Kriesel and Henry Gell attended as guests.
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Arthur D Witkowski
Nebraska Department of Roads District V
Bridgeport
Sam Franco
Statehouse
Lincoln
Sidney Lions
Chateau
Stew Brown
Fred Kriesel
The
Gurley Lions
Henry Gell
Sidney
Brown
Mailmen in Bermuda Shorts Stir Rio Postal Row
Brazil's postal officials threaten legal action against central city high rise managers and southern zone luxury buildings for barring mail deliveries by workers in Bermuda shorts. The shorts are described as part of the system uniform and likened to an optional summer suit.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Rio
Memorial Hospital Nursery Counts Rise with 54 Patients and Four Newborns
Census morning shows 54 patients and four newborns in Memorial Hospital's nursery. Admissions listed for Sidney, Dalton, Kimball, Potter, Peetz and Colo. Discharges include Sheila Jallen and several Fultons. Birth announced for Mr. and Mrs. Steve Groshans of Sidney, a baby boy born May 31.
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Memorial Hospital
Sidney
Scarlet Truax
Marie Groshans
Kenneth Vach Dalton
Elsie Ehlers
Kimball
Jewell Mogart Potter
Mary Ann Kasten Peetz
Colo
Larry Roelle
Sheila Jallen
Tracy Fulton
Shawn Fulton Gurley
Anna Schoolcraft Peetz
Diana Paxton
Steve Groshans
Eager Hands 4 H Club Yearly Events Review
The Eager Hands 4-H Club met May 20 at the 4-H Building for an organizational meeting. Highlights include the March 31 Spring Party at the Armory with a 145 dollar cake walk, April 7 officer elections, April 14 Speech Contest at the County Court House, April 28 Tammy Fish demos Pecos Bill Burgers, May 5 litter pickup at Lodgepole Creek, May 26 Allyson Forrest demo Star Spangled Salads, and Vera Hetzel joining the club.
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Eager Hands
4-H
Armory
Madelaine Austengarten
County Court House
Tammy Fish
Lodgepole Creek
Allyson Forrest
Vera Hetzel
Bookmobile Schedule June 4 5 6 7 for area libraries
The schedule lists bookmobile visits from Monday June 4 to Thursday June 7 at farms schools and libraries. Stops include Ted Egging Farm Ralph Panabaker Farm Bill Frerichs Farm Dalton Public Library Dist No 76 School St Pauls Lutheran Church Potter Public Library Big Springs Public Library Lodgepole Public Library and Dist No 39 No 32 No 14 Schools.
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St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Potter Public Library
Big Springs Public Library
Dist. No
Kenneth Lynch 68 Dies in California Hospital
Kenneth Lynch, 68, died May 20 in a Burbank hospital after living in North Hollywood. Born January 29 1905, he was son of Frank and wife, a Kimball County pioneer. Survived by wife Eve Miles Lynch and sisters Frances DeChene and Grace Tritt. Funeral May 23 at Church of the Hills. Burial at Forest Lawn Cemetery in Los Angeles.
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Kenneth Lynch
Burbank
Calif
North Hollywood
Lynch
Frank Lynch
Kimball
Kimball County High School
Eve Miles Lynch
Sidney
Frances DeChene
Vancouver
Wash
Grace Tritt
San Francisco
Church-of-the-Hills
Forest Lawn Cemetery
Los Angeles
Rand McNally Tracks Bicycle Trail Maps as Forerunners
Rand McNally, the world’s largest map publisher, notes bicycle trail maps from the 19th century laid the groundwork for today’s road maps and road atlases.
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Rand McNally
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Stephanie Schmitt
Sub Delts
John
United Fund
Honey Sunday
March of Dimes
Cancer Fund
Sub Dubs
Memorial Rest Home
Lodgepole Plaza
Country Club
Seventeen Club
Conrad Ribera
Glenn Geiger
Michael Janda
Cynthia
Christ Services
Anna Rippe
Mildred Wise
Cecil Hume Sophia Swenson
Center
Gordon Ingram
Duke Pace
Ed Bucher
Dix Garden Clubs
Saskatchewan
Ted Egging Farm
Ralph Panabaker Farm
Bill Frerichs
Dalton Public Library
IHCC
Carload
Arts Way
IHC
International
McKee
INCC
NEW Music
Massey-Ferguson
Bird Special
Owatonna
NEW International
Bridgeport Equipment CO
Nebr
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