Mass at St Patrick's High Promotes Guitar Mass Form
Daily Mass at St Patrick's High School transforms its auditorium into a meaningful religious experience. Ted Egging and other guitarists joined two student organists to create a varied musical backdrop including organ, guitar solos, and guitar quartets. Parents and the public are invited to attend as Latin is eliminated for clearer understanding.
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St. Patrick’s High School
St. Patrick’s School
Ted Egging
St. Pat’s High School
St, Pat
Jack Bennett
Debbie Egging
Joette Pelster
Ray Kosmicki
Peetz School to Keep Supt Tregoning for Fifth Term
Supt Merrill Tregoning signed a contract to lead Peetz Public School for the 1969 70 term, marking his fifth term as superintendent and sixth in the system. Four teachers depart. two replacements are hired including Delma Fender for second grade and Robert Heimberner as the new math instructor.
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Merrill Tregoning
Peetz
Shuberg
Shirley Vanderau
Betty Debus
Judith Booth
Tregoning
Delma Fender
Sterling
Colo
Chadron State College
Robert Heimberner
Atwood
Colorado State University
Colorado State College
Printing Service Ad From The Sidney Telegraph
An ad promotes QRINTING as the basic supply source for business forms and letterheads. The Sidney Telegraph publicizes its address at 11th Ave and prices, highlighting printing services offered.
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Sidney Telegraph
11Th Ave
Ochoa Dies After Illness in Bridgeport Area
Amador Ochoa 44 a Morrill County resident since 1942 and former employee at the Sioux Army Depot near Sidney for 19 years died Tuesday after a long illness He moved from Kansas to western Nebraska and later ran a cleaning service after the depot closed.
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Bridgeport
Amador Ochoa
Morrill County
Sioux
Sidney
Nebraska
Kansas
Don Keiper Transferred to Chadron by Patrol
Trooper Don Keiper of the Nebraska State Patrol is being transferred to Chadron from Gordon. He will start duties June 1 and is currently in schooling at Patrol headquarters in Lincoln. He is married to Karen Simmerman and they have a son Tony. the family is visiting in the home of Karen's mother, Myrtle Simmerman.
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Don Keliper
Nebraska State Patrol
Chadron
Gordon
Keiper
Karen Simmerman
Patrol
Lincoln
Tony
Myrtle Simmerman
Denver Terminal for Wheat Seen As Need
Arthur Wilks chairman of the Terminal Market Development Committee asks Secretary of Agriculture Clifford M. Hardin to designate Denver as a terminal grain market. Hal M. Culpepper of the Colorado Wheat Administrative Committee says the move could bolster Colorado Wyoming Kansas and Nebraska wheat trade and open a gateway to the Far East export market.
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Denver
Clifford M. Hardin
Arthur Wilks
Hal M. Culpepper
Colorado Wheat Administrative Committee
Culpepper
Colorado
Wyoming
Kansas
Nebraska
New Shop Proposal for Peetz Public School
The Peetz Public School faces a study of a new shop facility. A public meeting is set for Monday May 12 at 8 p.m. in the school. The board proposes removing the 32 by 60 foot quonset used as shop headquarters and replacing it with a larger addition to the school.
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Peetz
Board of Education
Yearling Ewes Are Available in 1969 Distribution Program
The Nebraska Cooperative Extension Service offers Western yearling ewes to Nebraska sheepmen under the 1969 Ewe Distribution. In ten years, over 13,000 whiteface Northwestern yearling ewes have been purchased through this program. Applications with a partial payment of 4 per head are due at county Extension offices before May 14. Ewes will be bought May 15 through June 1, with delivery from June 15 to July 15. The ewes will be sheared.
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Lincoln
OSATAL CENSUS AT MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
As of Thursday there were 55 patients and one baby in Memorial Hospital. Admitted in Sidney Debbie Tschacher Lee Houtby and Alfred Christensen Potter Steven Herboldheimer. Dismissed in Sidney Clarence Houser Arno Thomas and Mrs Roy Adams Potter Mrs J W Bertramson.
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Memorial Hospital
Sidney
Debbie ‘Tschacher
Lee Houtby
Alfred Christensen
Potter
Steven Herboldshei
Brownie Troop 94 Meets at Trinity Lutheran Church
Troop 94 girls met Thursday April 24 at Trinity Lutheran Church. Two members were absent. Dues were collected and minutes read. They began a Mother's Day present project, then cleaned up and were dismissed. Janice Tobin, scribe.
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Brownie Troop 94
Trinity Lutheran Church
Janice Tobin
Fire Kills 12500 Turkeys on Local Farm
Fire destroyed a long turkey shed on the Paul Bornhoft farm near here Wednesday night, killing 12,500 turkeys. Bornhoft is one of the area’s largest turkey raisers.
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Fleming
Paul Bornhoft
Mr. Bornhoft
Ist Quarter Bond Sales Are Listed In Cheyenne County
First quarter sales of U S Savings Bonds and Freedom Share Notes in Cheyenne County totalled 72332 dollars, per H Glenn Sperow, president. Other western Nebraska counties reported Morrill 115845, Garden 48564, Banner 1431, Kimball 28102, Deuel 18831 dollars.
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U.S. Savings
Freedom Share
Cheyenne County
H. Glenn Sperow
Nebraska
Morrill
Garden
Banner
Kimball
Deuel
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Peter Lenzen
Loretta Krajewski
John Schlaman
Ochoa
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Uniroyal
Atte
Guardian
Sheng Tire
EG Uniroyal
Mlinois
NEBR
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