Bulletin Board Highlights And Weather For June 9 1975
Today is Monday June 9 1975 with a brief on anniversaries and birthdays including Nero Dickens and Katherine Cornell, plus a Panhandle forecast of mostly cloudy windy showers cooler highs in the 50s and 60s. Community meetings slated June 9 to June 16 cover Matrons Chey-Lohs drill Memorial Hospital Eastern Star Traffic Safety and Wheat Growers Association events.
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Nero
Hoo
Montebello
Italy
Charles Dickens
United States
Britain
Japan
Okinawa
Soviet Union
Henry Blackmun
U.S. Supreme Court
Katherine Cornell
World Bank
Robert McNamara
Robert Cummings
Panhandle
Deaths Harold P. Craig obituary in Sidney Nebr district
Harold Potter Craig born October 12 1889 in Omaha died June 4 1975 in Concord California aged 85 7 22. Survived by one daughter five sons one sister 15 grandchildren and 23 great grandchildren. Funeral at Holeciek Funeral Home with Rev Darrell Davis officiating burial in Greenwood Cemetery.
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Harold Potter Craig
Josiah Wright Craig
Elizabeth Potter Craig
Omaha
Concord
Calif
Omaha Central High School
Wayne College
Wayne
Nebraska
Craig
May West
Alliance
Kokjer Motor Co
Cheyenne County
Sidney
Springfield
Virginia
California
John
Margaret) Hinrichs
Richard
William
Livingston
Montana
Robert
Rochester
New York
Donald
Harold, Jr
San Francisco
Margaret Baade
Washington, DC
Holeciek
Darrell Davis
Light Memorial Presbyterian Church
Burnal
Greenwood Cemetery
Richard Craig
William Craig
Clifford Runge
Donald Craig
John Hinrichs
Jack Wiedeburg
Damaged Cars After Weekend Incidents In Sidney Area
A series of weekend vehicle clashes occurred in Sidney with multiple drivers from Sidney and nearby towns. Regina Young backed into Billie Gehrig causing $100 damage. Daryl Goen rear ended Ange Ybarra’s car for $225. John Bahr struck Marla Steele’s vehicle for $150. Mara Schrock reported a tree fall damaged a 1974 Gremlin in Fairfield. Police logged a late night court house door securing and an early Monday family dispute inquiry on West Drive.
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Mara Schrock
Fairfield
Iowa
Ford
Regina Young
Sidney
Vega
Billie Gehrig
Gehrig Auto
Daryl Goen
Chevrolet
Ange Ybarra
Scottsbluff
Ybarra Auto
John Bahr
Marla Steele
Craig, Colo
Steele Auto
Cheyenne County Court House Annex
West Drive
Hospital Notes Admitted and Discharged Across Several Towns
Admitted: Dalton Gary Thompson Barbara Reimers Kimball Hubert Lindsey. Dismissed: Sidney Shane Schilling Betty Wood Olive Laaker Shirley Nightengale Kathy Garrett Lodgepole Pearl Dickensen Potter Margaret German Chap Pell Charles Hafer.
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Gary Thompson
Barbara Reimers
Kimball
Hubert Lindsey
Sidney
Shane Schilling
Betty Wood
Olive Laaker
Shirley Nightengale
Kathy Garrett
Lodgepole
Pearl Dickensen
Potter Margaret German
Chappell
Charles Hafer
Birth of Tyler Alan Schluterbusch in Memorial Hospital
Mr and Mrs Larry Schluterbusch of Sidney announce the birth of an eight pound two and a quarter ounce son, Tyler Alan, at 4 54 p.m. June 3. Grandparents are Carl Schluterbusch of Sidney and Glen Ashley of Holdrege.
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Larry Schluterbusch
Sidney
Tyler Alan
Memorial Hospital
Carl Schluterbusch
Glen Ashley
Holdrege
Matthew David Peetz
David Peetz
Matthew David
Matthew
Brenda
Pamela
Jennifer
Milford Krajewski
Ogallala
Burgett Peetz
Lillian Morey
Helen Krajewski
James Rotherham
Christopher Jason Mundt
Sam Mundt
Christopher Jason
Wayne Sanford
Chris Mundt
Alliance
Pearl Locke
Nathan Andrew Garrett
Dan Garrett
Nathan Andrew
Nathan
Christopher Andrew
Ray Kosmicki
Sand
Mel Nason
Ethel McCullah
Maurice Simmons
Albuquerque
N.M
Shelley Ann Parker Born at Memorial Hospital
Shelly Ann Parker, six pounds, born at 12:58 a.m. June 8 to Mr. and Mrs. Dave Parker of Dalton. Grandparents are Clyde Parker of Lisco and Archie Foard of Winnebucca, Nev. Memorial Hospital.
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Shelly Ann Parker
Dave Parker
Dalton
Shelly Ann
Memorial Hospital
Shawn
Clyde Parker
Lisco
Archie Foard
Winnebucca
Nev
Drapers Open New Photography Business in Sidney
LaVern Draper Photography opened its doors Friday at 925 Illinois St sharing a building with Melody City Music. Draper formerly ran the Photo Center at 93 Illinois St and now belongs to the Lisle Ramsey Network of Professional Photographers, having joined about a year ago and completed multiple Ramsey seminars. LaVern and wife Elda are lifelong Sidney residents.
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David Hendee LaVern Draper
Draper
Illinois St
Lisle Ramsey Network of
Ramsey Organization
Ramsey Group
LaVern
Elda
Sidney
First flag in U S believed Viking origin and Betsy Ross tale
The article traces claims about America’s first flag from Viking banners in 11th century North America to Betsy Ross and the 1777 Confederation design. It notes the evolving flag standards, the 1818 return to 13 stripes, star arrangements fixed in 1912, and the federal flag code governing display and disposal.
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Chicago
API
Betsy Ross
America
North America
Leif Ericson
Philadelphia
William J Canby
Canby
George Washington
Christopher Columbus
Henry Hudson
Alaska
United States
First Ag
Congress
U S
U. S
United Nation
U N
New York City
Shrimp Curry and Pineapple Sherbet Dessert Menu
A dining note lists a company supper menu featuring shrimp curry rice chutney poppadums romaine cucumber salad and pineapple sherbet. It includes a pineapple preparation method and a step by step to make pineapple sherbet using eggs milk sugar and lemon juice yielding about six servings.
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Cecily Brownstone
Associated Press
Traffic Tragedies Reported In Dual Collisions Near Uehlin
Saturday's incidents include a northbound pickup colliding with a car near Uehlin killing Gene Tremayne and Deborah Oerman and injuring Denise Preston. Earlier, Peggy Show and Lloyd Hamilton died in a head on crash with Marshall Hardy’s car. Hardy and another passenger were hospitalized with injuries.
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San Diego
Calif
Oria
Uehlin
Gene Tremayne
Walthill
Deborah Oerman
Herman
Denise L. Preston
Rosalie
Preston
Peggy Show
Lloyd Hamilton
Winnebago
Marshall Hardy
Fremont Hardy
Sioux City
Iowa
Tourism boom amid limited amenities in Tortola
Tortola in the British Virgin Islands has seen a 15-20 percent annual tourism growth since a three year promotional push. The island lacks golf courses, a jetport, gambling, cruise ships, major entertainment, television, and has only 700 beds across 25 small hotels and nest houses, contrasting with broader Caribbean declines.
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Treasure Islands
Caribbean Islands
British Virgin Islands
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