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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1974
Page
16
A Gurley High School pep rally Tuesday in the gym sent off the Gurley Pirates for the state tournament. Speakers included Coach Bill Hokanson Alumni Harvey Miles and Ed Cole of the Cheyenne County Chamber of Commerce.
A long list of calls from residents in area towns including Potter Gurley Lodgepole Scottsbluff and Dalton visits to neighbors and friends. The note thanks Catholic Daughters for fruit baskets and mentions new residents Floyd Armstrong Minnie Henning Irma Wickstrom and May Moore plus returning members from the hospital. The article also lists church service details with Rev Wilbur Bennett and pianist Mrs Herbert Kesselring and notes a need for material scraps.
Peetz UMW held its regular meeting with a program titled I Thought I Was The Child of God a study of Rhodesia Africa presented by Sandra Walker Margaret Miller and Ice Ward Hostesses were Maureen Wesphalen Frankie Davis and Velma Hawkins Several local residents visited relatives in Greeley Englewood and Brush Weekend visitors included Mr Mrs Dean Gillham and Orpha Gillham Duffy’s Ceramics plans a move to Dorothy Hanson’s home and will open next week The Peetz community congratulates its basketball and junior high teams following a recent season plus a UMW Cluster meeting in Akron was attended by Mary Gillham Judy Fairchild and Lillian Coburn
Sunol correspondent reports numerous social visits and family gatherings across nearby towns. Families from Sunol, Merino, Sterling, Crook, and Lorenzo attended funerals, birthdays, lunches, and dinners while others traveled to Trenton Imperial Scottsbluff and Crook for events and hospital verifications.
REAP is reinstated after a court reversal and farmers may sign up for cost share under the new RECP. ASCS officials note more emphasis on forestry and long term cost share, with sign up dates to be announced for annual and long term agreements.
In Fort Leasburg Missouri Daniel Boone’s Onondaga Cave is at risk as the federal government plans to condemn it for a dam project. Cave owner Lester B. Dill resists, saying he will fight the move and values the cave beyond money.
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