Bulletin Board highlights for March 5 1976 in Sidney Neb
Today marks the 65th day of 1976 with a history list spanning events from 1770 Boston Massacre to 1953 Stalin death. Births include Rex Harrison and Lorin Maazel. Thought for today cites Kipling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New Orleans
Bern
Switzerland
Zachary Taylor
US Senate
Andrew Johnson
U.S
Rutherford Hayes
Josef Stalin
Moscow
Japan
Mount Fuji
Turkey
Tel Aviv
Israel
Rex Harrison
Lorin Maazel
Rudyard Kipling
Dorchester Heights
Funeral services for Hugh William Fry scheduled
Hugh William Fry 80 died Thursday at Memorial Hospital. Services set for 2 pm Saturday at Gering & Son Funeral Home with Father Frank Hoelck officiating. Burial at North Platte Cemetery Monday. Fry born Jan 20 1896 at Diller to Oliver Franklin and Cora Hollingsworth Fry. Survived by son Jack Fry of Sidney five grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Pallbearers: Robert Fry Alan Seward James Seward Dean Fast Steve Tomaine. Also note William G Ravert 56 of Fort Morgan died Sunday at Fort Morgan. Graveside services were Wednesday at Dalton Cemetery. Malory Morgan 86 of Longmont Colo former Dalton resident died Thursday. services Monday at Longmont. Wayne E Gain services 10 am Saturday Holewick Funeral Home. military graveside at Greenwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh William Fry
Gering & Son
Frank Hoelck
Fry
Memorial Hospital
North Platte
Diller
Oliver Franklin
Cora Hollingsworth Fry
Ester Lee Repass
Sterling, Cole
Hershey
Sidney
Jack Fry
Robert Fry
Alan Seward
James Seward
Dean Fast
Steve Tomaine
Dalton
Wiliam G Ravert
Fort Morgan
Cole
Ravert
Charles and
Gertie Ravert
List Infantry Division
347Th Field Artllery
Dalton High School
Chadron State College
Colo Untl
Mallory Morgan
Longmont
Colo
Longmont Hospital
GH Hass
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Don Morgan
Stuart Morgan
Keith Freeburg
Gerald Freeburg
Kenneth Fischer
Gordon Wagoner
Stanton
Grace Gustin
Tekamah
Nebraska
Wolford’s
Mud Springs
Colorado
Wiggins
Great Western Sugar Co
Grace
Kenneth
Gurley
Harold
Larry
Portland, Ore
Wayne Freeburg
Wayne E. Gain
Wayne E Gain
Holewick Funeral Home
John Munson
Dalton Presbyterian Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Legislature Battles Over Finance for Tracks and Heritage
Legislators debated LB519 to fund a Kearney quarter horse track with a 3 percent share of par mutual wagering. The vote fell 15 yes to 18 against as absences loomed. Concurrently Omaha gained preliminary approval for a heritage preservation commission with 27 to 1 in favor to protect historic buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Springs
Jack Mills Faday
Mills
Lmicameral
Mone
J J Exon
Kearney
Grand Island
Ralph Kelly
Scotia
Dennis Rasmussen
Omaha
Ernest Chambers
Rasmussen
Neligh
John DeCamp
Bellwood
Loran Schmit
Holbrook
Richard Lewis
John Cavanaugh
Lincoln
Steve Fowler
Urban Affairs
Cavanaugh
Gold Coast
Panhandle Forecast and Auto Collision Briefs
Panhandle forecast today mostly sunny and cold with highs in the mid 20s. Tonight fair with lows 5 to 15 above. Saturday mostly sunny and warmer with highs in the 40s. Extended outlook shows Sunday rain or snow possible, otherwise partly cloudy through Tuesday with highs in the 40s to low 50s and lows 20s to teens. Brief local crash notes include 253 p.m. Wednesday a 1969 Ford driven by Steven Wright and a 1972 Ford driven by Barbara Childers of Sidney collided causing about 700 in combined damage. 803 a.m. Thursday a 1967 Chevrolet hit by a 1964 Ford driven by Mary Pringle with total damage under 200. 1115 a.m. Thursday a 1968 Chrysler backed into by a 1970 Plymouth causing minor damage. 243 p.m. Thursday a 1965 Chevrolet slid into a 1959 Oldsmobile with roughly 300 in damages to both cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panhandle
Ford
Steven Wright
Sidney
Barbara Childers
Wright Auto
Childers
Chevrolet
Gustav Suhr
Mary Pringle
Pringle Auto
Suhr
Plank
Ronnie B Main
Oldsmobile
Marianne Gimmerman
Birth of Anthony Wade Hodges in Sunol
Mr and Mrs Quentin E Hodges announce the birth of Anthony Wade Hodges, an eight pound four and a half ounce boy, born at Memorial Hospital at 6:30 am on March 1. Welcomed by siblings Ken, Stephanie, Autumn, and Danielle. grandparents and great-grandmothers named in Sunol Julesburg Lodgepole Sidney Peetz area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Wade Hodges
Quentin E Hodges
Sunol
Anthony Wade
Memorial Hospital
Ken
Stephanie
Autumn
Danielle
Clarence Mashek
Gordon Hornicek
Lodgepole
Gertie Hodges
Julesburg
Cole
John Hornicek
Sidney
Leonard Walker
Peetz
Sidney events outline for March weekend
Saturday listings include Sidney Bicentennial Committee meeting at 9 am in the Public Library Beta Sigma Phi fundraiser at 9 pm at the Youth Center with tickets at The Bottom Drawer. Puddle Makers CB Club officer nominations, Prairie Schooners Square Dance at 8 pm at First United Methodist Church with Mal Minshall calling. public welcome. Sunday features Covenant Players at 7 pm in First Christian Church with public welcome. Monday covers Past Matrons Club lunch at noon at Fort Sidney Hotel and Kings Daughters meeting hosted by Mrs. George Taylor at 1118 Maple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Bicentennial Committee
Sidney Public Library
Beta Sigma Phi
Misti Selzer
Puddle Makers
CB Club
Prairie Schooners Square
First United Methodist Church Fellowship Hall
Mal Minshall
Covenant Players
First Christian Church
Matrons
Fort Sidney
King’s Daughters
George Taylor
Maple
Wildlife habitat program launched by Upper Big Blue NRD in York
The Upper Big Blue Natural Resources District in York Nebr announces a two part wildlife habitat improvement plan for landowners. For 1976, funding covers costs of practices around new irrigation reuse pits and related features with $25 an acre annual wildlife option and NRD fencing support. Tree planting by the NRD and other cost shares are included. The second part targets marginal lands with five or ten year contracts at $25 to $30 per acre, fencing costs covered, plus potential $250 per acre annual if public access is allowed.
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NRD
Two join race for Sidney City Council seats
Incumbent Dr Daniel J Garcia filed Thursday to run for election to the Sidney City Council seat he was appointed to last month. Rex Swanson also filed for election saying the council needs younger voices. Filing deadline is March 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Daniel J Garcia
WG Maliszewski
Rex Swanson
Garcia
Sidney Get
Swanson
Ed Bauman
Hodge Campaign Tours Nebraska March Stops
Democrat Hodge campaigns across sixty one counties with March stops in North Platte Alliance Columbus Grand Island Scottsbluff McCook and a brief Sid ney stop. He emphasizes agricultural awareness and calls for reform of grain inspection to curb conflicts of interest and protect foreign markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Wheat Associates
Hodge
Will Carpenter Run in 1976 Campaign Forecast
Former State Sen. Terry Carpenter of Scottsbluff says no current plans to seek a race this year but may change by March 12 candidate filing deadline. Predictions from State Sen. John DeCamp spurred talk of a possible comeback, while Gov. Exon's status for the Senate adds to the suspense. President Ford outlines farm policy shifts and grain sales abroad. The Democrat State Central Committee set three temporary members for platform and credentials with May primary delegates to pick permanent committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry Carpenter
Scottsbluff
Panhandle
Carpenter
John DeCamp
Neligh
Gov
J. Exon
U.S. Senate
Exon
Senate
Roman Hruska
Ford
Ilinois
United States
Soviet Union
Europe
Japan
Democrat State Central Committee
Court actions roll through Nebraska district and county courts
District Court civil actions include Western Technical Community College Area versus Cheyenne County Treasurer MGP Nissen and commissioners, with mandamus pending. County Court criminal cases cover a wide range from possession and drunken driving to insufficent funds checks, petty larceny, and failure to appear, with several pleas, fines, jail terms, and pending matters. Civil and small claims items include replevin for Mid Nebraska Restaurant Supply against Donald E Green, and multiple settled or pending repair and damage claims among Evans Electric, Nellie Rocha, Leonard Parshall, Donald Christensen, 12th Avenue Garage entities, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil State of
Nebraska
Western Technical Community College Area
Cheyenne County
MGP_ Nissen
Ed Narjes
George Railey
Kenneth Rose
Mandamus
Mid-Nebraska Restaurant Supply, Inc
Donald E. Green
Dba
Don’s Playland
Small Claims Court
Evans Electric Co
Nellie Rocha
Leonard Parshall
Donald Christensen
12Th Avenue Garage
Dennis Gasseling
Earl Neel
Ironing safety tips to prevent child injuries
Ironing mishaps caused over 6000 personal injuries last year with small children most at risk. Use a wide based iron and sturdy ironing board near a wall and outlet. Unplug and keep iron out of reach when leaving a room and coil the cord. Place iron far from children to cool.
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William . Ravert
Sidney Nancy Clifford
Les Hand
Linda Stark
Brad Nienhueser
Faye Thurow
Chappell
Dorene Rice
Steven Duerr
Sidney Katherne Haupt
Cathleen Kleich
Harvey Talhelm
John van Anne
Debra Berry
Martha Wills
George Frickey
Dalton Marva Marrin
Ruth Herne
Kathy Hodges
Deanna Gross Peetz
Mary Stratton
Che
Idney
National, Newspaper Association
Ak-Sar-Ben
Nebrask Apress Association
Tor
Ilinois Street
Sidney Telegraph
Sidney Nebraska
Larry E. Boyer
Dave Hendee
Ena Lampie
Henry Meysenburg
Cheryl Schoonover
Dee Havorka
Jan Headley
Sidney Newspapers, Inc
Nebraska Press Association
1St Commissioners
Sidney Cheyenne
Bob Hessle
Paul Huff
Huff
Narses
Gerald Niblock
Niblock
Wm Holly Hodge
Terry
Democratic
John Bruce Smith
Fred M. Miller
State
Tim Schilz
Melvin R. Darling
Villa Gomez
Henry Oliverious
Thomas Schilz
Ernest P Boyd
Donald E Cooper
Gary L Wolverton
Jose F. Maestas Jr
Paul E Morris
Cecelia A. Rodriguez
Dennis J. Daugherty
Cripple Children’s
Jim Creger
Ron Peterson
Kwickie Car Wash
Cripple Children’s Clinic
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