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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1968

Page

8

Cheyenne County Chamber Maps Fall Fair Plans and Events

The Cheyenne County Chamber board met with three Fair Board members to discuss the upcoming Cheyenne County Fair and 101 Stampede. They weighed plans for a buffalo barbecue and Little Britches Rodeo while noting possible rodeo stock conflicts. The Ladies Auxiliary will run the parade and the Sidney Jaycees will stage a Kids Day Rodeo. an Indian village is planned.

Cheyenne County Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors Cheyenne County Fair Board Cheyenne County Chamber Board Norbert Tiemann Sidney Ed Cole Western Nebraska

State Highway Workers Given Service Pins

Nebraska Highway Department employees at Sidney received service pins for 10 or more years. Thirty year pins went to Victor Nelson Harold Higgins and Earl Nightingale. Twenty year pins went to Lynn Rowe Jack McCann Lloyd Wamsley John Glant and John Bowman. A 10 year pin went to Art Witkowski. Maintenance Superintendent Robert Mason notes the pins honor faithfulness amid blizzards high waters emergencies and traffic hazards.

Nebraska Highway Department Sidney Victor Nelson Harold Higgins Earl Nightingale Lynn Rowe Jack McCann Lloyd Walmsley John Glant John Bow Art Witkowski Engineering Department Robert Mason

Auto Mishap on Cedar and 13th Leaves Two Cars Damaged

Police investigated a Thursday traffic mishap at the Cedar and 13th intersection. Davene K. Busch of Chappell turning left collided with Robert D. Turvey of Cedar as Turvey’s car traveled east. Damages were about 250 dollars for the Busch car and 145 for Turvey's. A second report on a parked-car incident was not completed today.

Davene K. Busch Chappell Cedar Robert D. Turvey Turvey

Girl Scout News Officers and Song Day Report

Vickie Lurber serves as president and Linda Wiedeburg as vice president of the troop. Kathryn Birner is the news reporter. Connie Crammer and Beth Brower contributed treats. On March 20 the group sang songs including Huey the Admiral and others.

Vickie Lurber Linda Wiedeburg Kathryn Birner Connie Crammer Brang Beth Brower Huey Admiral

Harry George Rites Set for Grand Island Resident

Harry C. George Sr. 68 of Grand Island died Wednesday. Funeral services will be at 10:30 a.m. Saturday at Applebutler Geddes Mortuary in Grand Island. He was a Navy veteran, later worked at the VA Hospital there, and is survived by his wife Mable, two sons Harry Jr. and Michael, two sisters Edith Ross and Esther Petrie, and four brothers Fred Bill Harvey and Charles.

Harry C. George Sr Grand Island Applebutler- Geddes Illinois George Mable Harry Jr Michael Edith Ross Peetz Esther Petrie Glenwood Springs Colo Fred Bill Harvey Sidney Charles Las Vegas Nev

Services Held Thursday For Jr. Feuerborn

Funeral services were held at St. Patrick’s Church for Joseph P. Feuerborn 58 who died Monday at Memorial Hospital after a two week heart attack illness. Interment followed at Greenwood Cemetery with pallbearers named from the community. He was born in Willowdale Kansas on December 14 1909 and lived in several Kansas towns before settling in Sidney in 1954. He worked for Masek Aue to Equipment Co and was survived by his widow four sons three daughters a sister two brothers and one grandchild.

St. Patrick’s Church Joseph P. Feuerborn Memorial Hospital Vincent J. Pelster Greenwood Cemetery Francis McElfresh Leo Schaf Don Collins Dale Katen Hugh Maxwell John Schmitt Gehrig and Son Funeral Home Sidney Mary Sawtelle Littleton Colo Eugenia T Catherine M Portland Ore Caroline Miller Kirkwood Clarice Kliesen Dodge City Kan Geraldine Sueman McPherson W. O. Feuerborn Savannah Elmer Bellevue Wash

Honors Contest Draws Several Area Entrants

Students from Chap pell St. Patrick of Sidney Dalton Dix Gurley and Lodgepole are among 1200 entrants from 48 schools at Chadron for the eighth annual inter high school scholastic contest. Trophies will be awarded to winners in various events.

Chadron Chappell St. Patrick of Sidney Dalton Dix Gurley Lodgepole

Gun Theft Reported At Read's Army Store

A Colt Centennial revolver valued around 125 dollars was stolen from Read's Army Store at 935 Illinois after a plate glass window was broken Wednesday night or Thursday morning. Police received the loss report about 7:30 a.m. Also, a Grant Nebraska man reported a stereo tape player and eight tapes stolen from his 1967 Chevrolet in the Safeway parking lot.

Read Ilinois Nebman Vo- Tech

Trio Held At Kimball In Drug Law Case

Three men Herbert East Woodward Nimro and Nick Gargala were held in Kimball County Jail on suspicion of violating state drug laws after arrests Monday near the post office. Officers from the State Patrol postal inspectors and sheriff’s office said a package from a Denver lab would identify contents. East is said to have been dismissed from Hiram Scott College while Nimro and Gargala were noted as students there.

Kimball Kimball County Herbert East Woodward Nimro Nick Gargala Stewart Corns State Patrol John Oliver Scottsbluff John Thornburg Hastings M. Smith North Platte Nimro Corns Oliver East Gargala Hiram Scott College Hiram Scott Denver

Calvary Baptist Ladies Meet at Parsonage

The Woman's Missionary Society of Calvary Baptist Church met Tuesday evening at the parsonage with Mrs Sanford Butcher presiding. Mrs Elmer Mundy led the program Pray in One Accord. Refreshments followed the St Patrick theme. The next meeting is April 16 with Mrs Elmer Van Natter as co hostess.

Woman’s Missionary Society of Calvary Baptist Church Sanford Butcher Frieda Maria Widstrand Elmer Mundy Mundy St. Patrick Richard Volkman Dick Thomas Frank Harriman Jadean Merklin Jayneee Arpil 16 Elmer van Natter

Brilliant Flashes Mark State Electric Testing Program

Robert F. Risch of Tri-State Generation explains lightning like flashes seen across the northern sky as tests on 230 000 volt lines carrying Nebraska power. A faulty circuit near Rapid City produced an extended arc, energizing air between wires and drawing technicians from South Dakota to fix the problem.

Robert F. Risch Denver Colo Tri-State Generation and Transmission Association, Inc Risch Bureau of Reclamation Nebraska South Dakota Rapid City S. Dakota Sidney

Devel County Chest X-Ray Survey Coming to Chappell

Mrs. Joe Lehman announces the Chest X-Ray Survey will be held in Chappell on Vincent Ave March 26 to 29. The mobile unit serves Devel County residents but is limited to one unit yearly, focusing on county seats and large communities.

Chappell Devel County Joe Lehman Vincent Ave Health Department

Kimball Council Creates Housing Authority For Low Cost Homes

A Kimball city council resolution establishes a housing authority to study low cost housing with Minatare representatives. The plan may take three forms: conventional city built and owned housing, turn key by an outside agency, or a leased project built and operated by others but leased by the city.

Kimball Minatare

Census Admits and Discharges Across Towns

Census report lists 41 patients with no infants. Admitted in Sidney Gerald Gerler Lawrence Tegner. Kimball Donald Hadden. Lodgepole Dennis Borges. Dismissed in Sidney Mrs Tom Colling Brett Vizina. Chappell Mrs Paul Mick.

Sidney Gerald Gerler Lawrence Tegner Kimball Donald Hadden Lodgepole Dennis Borges Tom Colling Brett Vizina Chappell Paul Mick

Sergeant Krieger Receives Air Force Outstanding Unit Award

Sergeant Donald E. Krieger of Glasgow Air Force Base Montana earns a service ribbon as part of the 13th Fighter Interceptor Squadron’s Outstanding Unit Award for May 1965 to April 1967. The unit is praised for readiness and defense capabilities, with Krieger a 1963 St Patrick’s Academy graduate and married to Cheryl Larabee.

Glasgow Mont Donald E. Krieger Leo V. Krieger Maple Sidney Neb U.S. Air Force Glasgow Afb Aerospace Defense Command Kreiger St. Patrick’s Academy Cheryl Stan Larabee 1641 Jackson

Banned European waxworks shape grim horror chambers

The removal of banned European waxworks reveals how US museums recreate pivotal American history events and figures, contrasting chilling displays with educational exhibits.

Oshkosh Club Vandalized

Police report repeated damage at the Oshkosh Country Club with cars driven over greens and poles removed or moved. Sheriff Ray Loyd has secured evidence. vandalism risks heavy fines for the private property destruction.

Oshkosh Oshkosh Country Club Ray Loyd

Eleven File In Deuel County Primaries

Eleven candidates filed for the Deuel County and area primaries before the Friday March 15 deadline. Kenneth Samuels county judge filed August 30 1967. Wheat Belt Public Power Eastern Subdivision nominees Victor Johnson George Zimmerman and Ray Cerny. Chappell precinct county commissioners Myron Carlson and Richard Essman Republican tickets. Noxious Weed Control board Darold Cheleen Wilbur Criswell. Wayne Peterson March 15 for Educational Service Unit No 19 to represent Deuel County. Agnes Hayes March 15 for Republican County convention delegate and Haven Smith March 1 as Republican national convention delegate District 3 uncommitted. Block Mother Program Set.

Chappell Kenneth Samuels Wheat Belt

Black mother safety program planned for Alliance Hemingford

County Civil Defense Director Clyde Lawson announced a new safety plan named black mother. Sponsors include the Civil Defense agency Mrs Jaycees Alliance and the American Legion Auxiliary Hemingford. Volunteers will host signs on their homes and aid children in trouble or danger on public streets.

Hemingford Alliance Civil Defense Clyde Lawson Civil Defense Agency

Use Of Certified Seed Urges Oats For Nebraska Farmers

Nebraska farmers should use certified seed and adapted oat varieties to maximize yields says Dean Lancaster secretary of the Nebraska Crop Improvement Association. He warns against using bin-run seed and urges early planting good seedbeds and proper fertilization. County Extension Agents offer guidance and certified seed directories are available.

Nebraska Dean Lancaster Nebraska Crop Improvement Association Lancaster

Coelacanth Displayed at Chicago Field Museum

A living Coelacanth, a 3-foot-long fossil fish harpooned off the Comoro Islands, is now on display at the Field Museum of Natural History. Dr Karel F. Liem compared it to a dinosaur find, noting its 300 million years of evolutionary stasis and its rudimentary limb features. It was donated by the College of Medicine at the University of Illinois.

Chicago Comoro Islands Indian Ocean Africa Field Museum of Natural History Field Museum Karel F. Liem College of Medicine University of Illinois Liem

Alliance Power Lineman Killed in Electrical Accident

Ned Alliance Burt Brown aged 57 a lineman for Alliance City Utilities Department was electrocuted Thursday afternoon while using a cherry picker lift after contacting a high voltage wire. He was working in Alliance Nebraska.

Alliance Ned Burt Brown Alliance City Utilities Department

Farmer's Daughters 4-H Club Holds March Meeting

The Farmer's Daughters 4-H Club met March 9 at Dist. 97 schoolhouse. Members reported project choices, discussed a Spring Party booth led by Mrs. Jerome Lenzen, and planned community service at a rest home with help from Mrs. Joe Bonkiewicz.

Farmer’s Daughters 4-H Club Dist Jerome Lenzen Joe Bonkiewicz H. Hruska

First National Bank of Marine Directors Long Banking Careers

The First National Bank of Marine lists three directors with a combined 160 years in banking. Herbert Gehrs aged 78 has served since 1908 in the town near St. Louis. Herbert He Esterlem, 67, began at the bank in Collinsville in 1917 and O Wo Billhartz, about 67, started his career January 1901 in New Baden. Billhartz recalled the bank’s 1950s upgrade to a modern posting machine and witness to today’s salary of 50,000 for a posting machine.

Banking Marine Tl (Ap First National Bank of Marine Herbert Gehrs St Toms Herbert He Esterlem Collinsville

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Bes Sidney Council of Youth the Telegraph Sidney, Nebr Girl Scout News Harry George Jr. Feuerborn Calvary Baptist Ladies Nebraska Panhandle Ry A Farmer’s Daughters America Chevrolet Kokier Motor Company NEBR
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