Brooks Brooks Buried Saturday in Missoula and Sidney
Funeral services for Lloyd Shelton Brooks who died June 19 in Missoula Montana were held in Missoula and Sidney last Saturday. Burial followed at Potter Cemetery. Brooks 77 born May 28 1895 in Gothenburg farmed in Potter Bridgeport and Redington before moving to Missoula in 1946. He is survived by his widow Mae two sons Gordon and Howard a daughter Doris Jean Erkenbrack two brothers and a sister plus many nieces nephews step children and 19 grandchildren including Janet Karen Glenda and Dale Nichols of Bridgeport.
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Lloyd Shelton Brooks
Missoula
Mont
Sidney
Potter
Joseph Conaway
Calvary Baptist Church
Brooks
Gothenburg
Bridgeport
Redington
Mae
Gordon
Silver Springs
Howard
Stanford, Mont
Doris Jean Erkenbrack
Duluth, Minn
Boyd
Earl
Florence Stebbins
Janet
Karen
Glenda
Dale Nichols
Fred A. Bush Rites Planned for Tuesday
Fred A. Bush 92 died Friday at Lodgepole Plaza after twelve days as a resident there. Funeral services are set for Tuesday at Holewick Funeral Home at 2 p.m. with Rev Ronald Doss officiating. Interment in Greenwood Cemetery. He owned Sidney Laundry from 1913 to 1945 except 1920-25 in Maryville, Missouri. He served on the Sidney Board of Education and City Council, belonged to the Lions Club, the Elks in Maryville, and the Sidney Country Club. He was born July 16, 1879 in Stratford Ontario and naturalized in 1908 in Oklahoma. He is survived by six children and was the last of eleven siblings. Memorials to the Heart Fund.
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Fred A. Bush
Lodgepole Plaza
Denver
Holewick Funeral Home
Ronald Doss
Greenwood Cemetery
Mr Bush
Sidney Laundry
Maryville
Sidney Board of Education
Lion's Club
Sidney
Schuyler
Tessie Jack
Decatur
Oklahoma
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Kearney
Missouri
Lela G Bickham
Cheyenne
Wye
Ruth Hermanson
San Francisco
Olive Wunsch
Harvey D. Bush
Madison
Wis
Jarvis C Bush
Stuart K. Bush
Heart Fund
Koehn Funeral Held at First Christian Sidney
Funeral services for Paul A Koehn were held at the First Christian Church in Sidney. Pallbearers included Charles Jacobsen James Lindsey Clarence Alvord Francis Butterfield Lewis Huddleston and Paul Sheaman. Survived by Frances his widow two sons Melvin and Theodore a daughter Mrs Jerry LaVada Stovall and nine grandchildren. Also notes the Liberty Bell did crack 59 years after Independence when rung for Chief Justice John Marshall’s funeral.
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Paul A Koehn
First Christian Church
Sidney
Charles Jacobsen
James Lindsey
Clarence Alvord
Francis Butterfield
Lewis Huddleston
Paul Sheaman
Frances
Melvin
Theodore
Jerry
LaVada) Stovall
Philadelphia
John Marshall
Mid-America Faces Power Supply Dilemma Amid Gas Shortage
The five state region faces rising energy demand with gas shortages limiting electricity generation. Officials note brownouts occurred in major cities, while new facilities may avert summer outages. Industrial gas needs threaten Kansas Missouri Iowa Nebraska Oklahoma growth and plant projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chet Carrier
Associated Press
Mid-America
Iowa
Kansas
Missouri
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Five-State
Jack Lacy
Lacy
St Louis
Monsanto
Neodesha
Kan
McCook
Neb
Midwest Solvents Co
Atchison, Kan
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Tom Laughlin
Delores Taylor
Paul A. Koehn
Illinois
Kansas Geological Survey
Cloud Cray Jr
Fort Sidney Motor Hotel
Dennis Carroll
J.I
Case Company
First Federal
Lincoln Savers
Lincoln
Omaha
Ide Village
Pacific
Ep ‘Homestead Center
South
42Nd Street
Brook Park
Flist
P.O
Social Security
West Bend
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