Panhandle forecast and Barrett pallbearers obituary
BULLETIN BOARD PANHANDLE FORECAST-Cloudiness tonight and Saturday with showers or thundershowers likely through Saturday. Lows tonight upper 40s to low 50s. Cooler Saturday with southeasterly winds 10 to 20 mph, locally gusty. Precipitation probability 50 percent tonight and Saturday. EXTENDED FORECAST Nebraska: Sunday thundershowers possible, partly cloudy Monday and Tuesday with cooler highs in the 60s and 40s. BARRETT PALLBEARERS list of six pallbearers for Elizabeth A. Barrett. Funeral this morning at United Methodist Church Lodgepole. interment Pleasant View Cemetery.
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Panhandle
Old
Witseas
Nebraska
Accidents Reported Involving Two Cars At City Lots
At 2 18 p.m. Thursday a 1971 Ford two door driven by Emanuel Troutman backed from a parked position and struck a parked 1968 Chrysler four door owned by Ruby Nelson causing $154.91 damage to the Nelson vehicle and none to the Troutman car. At 4 15 p.m. Thursday a Buick four door driven by Leona Bauman, waiting to pull south onto Illinois, collided with a 1973 Ford driven by Evelyn Fiegenschuh backing from a parking space. No damage estimates available.
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Ford
Emanuel Troutman
Ruby Nelson
Nelson
Troutman
Buick
Leona Bauman
Ilinois
Evelyn Fiegenschuh
County Court Criminal Docket Summary
A county court list shows multiple defendants pleading guilty to offenses including dog at large, marijuana possession, intoxication, minor in possession, and trespassing with fines from 10 to 100 dollars. Several cases list pending statuses such as driving while intoxicated, resisting an officer, and assault. pre sentence investigations ordered in some instances. Multiple civil claims against businesses and individuals are noted as pending or settled, with amounts ranging from 32 to 275 dollars and judgments entered in a few.
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Sandy Trump
Shane Sparks
Jerry Lee Williams
Vernon Theodore Schmidt
Howard R. Harrison
Steve B Meeks
George H Meyer
Jamels G Ashworth
Larry E Chaon
Bruce Cox
William L. Folkerts, Jr
Manjuana
Fugurs Weverts
Wistlicent
Cneck Rund
Eere Junior L. Nienhueser
Junior L Nienhuser
Donald R. Wilson
Junior L Nienhaeser
Randy D Hall
Births announce four local babies in Missouri and Montana
Sarah Elizabeth Laaker born April 1 at Rock Hill Missouri weighing three pounds fourteen ounces. Aaron Teague Nelson born April 19 at Holy Rosary Hospital Miles City Montana weighing seven pounds one and a half ounces. Brenda Sue Frickel born May 2 at Memorial Hospital Sidney Montana weighing seven pounds one and a half ounces. Each baby has listed parents and extended family including grandparents and great grandparents.
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Sarah Elizabeth Laaker
Damon Laaker
Rock Hill
Sarah Elizabeth
Micah
Raymond Laaker
Sidney
Ardien Bondy
Brunswick
Otto Wittig
Wayne
Aaron Teague Nelson
Duane F Nelson
Miles City
Mont
Aaron Teague
Holy Rosary Hospital
NA Nelson
Peetz, Cole
Delores Jablonski
Brenda Sue Frickel
Glen Frickel
Brenda Sue
Memorial Hospital
Jenny Lynn
Victor Frickel
Atkinson
Richard Brauer
Norfolk
WL. Coleman
SH Brauer
Elma Dyer
Hospital Notes Admits and Discharges with Birth
Hospital notes list admissions including Sidney Ottilie Schuessler Danny Chaon Nancy Deaver Marilyn Crumbliss Linda Wamsley Matthew Stegeman Ethel Kruger and Kewmn Sick in Lodgepole. discharges include Sidney Nancy Deaver Mrs Glen Frickel and daughter in Lodgepole. births recorded for Dean and Chappell Wamsley with a baby girl.
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Sidney O'ttillie Schuessler
Danny Chaon
Nancy Deaver
Marilyn Crumbliss
Chappell
Linda Wamsley
Matthew Stegeman
Dalton Ethel Kruger
Lodgepole
Kewmn
Sidney Nancy Deaver
Glen Frickel
John Ommen
Dean Wamsley
Community events calendar for Sidney May schedule
A series of community notices list May events including girls softball registrations at Legion Park Shelter House for ages six to eighteen with a $3 fee, Mothers Day dinner at Sidney High School Cafeteria serving roast beef and desserts, All Girl Rodeo Association meeting May 9, Junior Leaders meeting May 9 at Courthouse meeting room, Sidney Head Start graduation May 10, Memorial Hospital Auxiliary bazaar planning, Sidney Women's Bowling Association meeting May 9 at Cedar Lanes, Cheyenne County Advisory Council Town Hall May 13, and another Girls Softball registration May 14.
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Sidney High School
Sidney Band Parents Public Welcome
Cheyenne County Advisory Council
Sidney
Lawrence Marrin
Legion Park Shelter House
Recall on Mr. Coffee Machines Fire Hazard Recall
The CPSC recalls 3.1 million Mr. Coffee makers due to upper compartment wiring defects that can fuse from teflon insulation melting. North American Systems Inc. says only a small number are affected, specifically units with letters G H I J K L and number 75, manufactured July to December 1975 and distributed nationwide.
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API
Consumer Product Safety Commission
North American Systems Inc
Bedford Heights
Ohio
Ogallala Local and Regional Notices Chronicle
In Ogallala a man linked to the death of Walker Stanton faces four charges including first degree murder. Alive Womack, 23, was moved from Fort Collins, Colo., on robbery charges. Scottsbluff hosts free Family Planning clinics for women of childbearing age with sessions in May. advance calls advised. Ogallala names Janet Johnson as its first female police officer, uniformed and armed. Lake Ogallala campground opens May 14 with 14 day camping limits. Kimball studies courthouse space and hospital use. possible new hospital. Ogallala to build 24 housing units south of Berean Church, with more planned. Bridgeport library receives a state aid grant of 464 for non fiction materials. Ogallala adds a dental clinic and a furniture store remodeling. Steve Lake secures a clinic permit. Cindy Johnson, 18, from Banner County, will appear on national television as Nebraska’s Junior Miss representative.
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Ogallala
Walker Stanton
Uialank Dlahaneston
Ges Cail
Womack
Fort Collins
Colo
Scottsbluff
State Department of Health
West 27Th St
Floyce Cunningham
Unemployment rate falls to seven percent in April
Washington (UPI) The Labor Department reports April unemployment at 7 percent the lowest since the recession began 29 months ago. About 90 million are employed, the highest level in U.S. economic history, with 67 million unemployed last month and a 0.3 point drop from March.
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Sara Fritz Washington
UPI
Labor Department
Carter
Colorful way to find veins by Gregory Gordon
Hospital patients cringe at needles may avoid squirming as a nurse searches for veins Arlington Heights II firm develops Vena Vue a system that uses mood ring like substance to identify blood veins. The product is available in all US hospitals and could become standard service.
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Gregory Gordon
Chicago
UPI
Arlington Heights
United States
Odd Ball Tax Refund Foe Rampage by Beersharing Chimps
Cincinnati report details Claude Rost and spouse receiving a $1,100 federal tax refund just before their St Bernard Randy Rasputin allegedly ate it. The court later fines Joseph Blaine $8 for beer drinking while driving after his chimps Chumley and Mary Jane allegedly finished a can, with a vet recommending beer for their protein.
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Cincinnati
CUPI
Claude Rost
Randy Rasputin
Rosts
Randy
National Geographic
Rost
Internal Revenue Service
UPI
Joseph Blaine
Blaine
Chumley
Assad May Discuss Demilitarized Zones With Israel
Syrian President Hafez Assad said he would discuss demilitarized zones if necessary for a Middle East peace, provided zones are narrow and cross border both sides. He spoke after meeting Austrian Chancellor Kreisky and before a Geneva talks restart with Carter.
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Syria
UPI
Carter
Hafez Assad
Israel
Middle East
Assad
Bruno Kreisky
Anwar Sadat
Sadat
Geneva
Golan Heights
Sidney Telegraph announces Western Nebraska prize winner
The Sidney Telegraph provides publication details and pricing information for its Western Nebraska prize winning status. The notice includes office addresses, submission and subscription rates, and rights statements for republication. It notes publication schedule and contact numbers for circulation and news.
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Sidney Telegraph
Larry E Boyer
Marshall -E
Ifer
O2f
Hineis Street
Sidney
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