People You Know: McBride retires from sports reporting
The Sidney Telegraph recalls Gregg McBride’s 45 years with the Omaha World Herald as a fair, humorous high school sports writer. He retires at 67, leaving a lasting Nebraska journalistic legacy. Also noted are community ideas for youth beautification, a Sidney visit by Odland and Gamroodland, and Frances Oliverius’s role in the National Folk Festival planned for Denver May 5 6 7.
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Minot
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Frances Oliverius
Rocky Mountain West
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University of Nebraska
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Sidney Telegraph
Bill Glassford
Nebraska University
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No Host Party At The Darrell Meier Home
A Saturday no host party at the Daryl Meier home saw six couples attend including the Hietts, Meiers, and Flemings. A turkey dinner was shared. Other notes mention visits by Ed Bivens, J H Laaker, Erwin Phelps, Leo Turner and families, plus Den 4 activities and the wolf badge progress of scouts.
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Don Meier
Ed Bivens
John Laaker
J. H. Laaker
Erwin Phelps
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Leo Turner
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J. L. Whitmire
Brenda
Donald Hazlitt
Harry Hazlitt
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