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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1965

Page

4

Sunol News Awards and Community Updates

Sunol junior and senior high groups honored with track, pep club, and basketball awards. Bob Hodges led scorers. Rick Booth topped rebounds. Community notes include Mrs Caldwell at Omaha event, Sunol faculty coffee, weddings in Denver, and local visits. A Rome dog tale and Cool Fire report conclude.

Clarence Road Pat Bonkiewicz Cynthia Hornicek Cindy Oliverius Suzanne Oliverius Kathleen DeMers Lynn DeMers Sharon Rood Donna Rood Sandy Mashek Sharon Fenske Lynda Misegadis Robert Rood Richard Misegadis Roger Mashek Teddy Mashek Ray Doty Dennis Church Bill Bonkiewicz Rick Booth Bob Hodges Dean DeMers Loyd Doty Mike Kilgore Clarence Rood I. A. Caldwell O.E.S Omaha Lodgepole Venona Leonard Bond Wayne Campbell Duane Brauer Sunol A. J. Fenske Betty Mika Sioux Army Depot Sund Loyal Hornicek Chappell Robert Mika Denver John Hornnicek John Hornicek Phil Mashek Gordon Hornicek Arnold Michleman Hornicek Clarence Mashek Firth Booth Hugh Booth North Platte Hugh Emma Hannah J. R. Henning Cheyenne W.H. Weber Webers Lindley Hannah Henning Cork Booth Dan Caldwell Bob Rice Jim Doggett Bob Misegadis Dick and Patti Englert Laramie Wyo Rich Misegadis Harold Darmans Oshkosh

Grasshoppers Drive Nebraska Settlers Back East in 1874 Invasion

In June 1874 a massive grasshopper swarm devastated Nebraska crops west of the Blue River, especially onions and corn. By 1875 nearly 9,000 families faced relief needs with aid from the Nebraska Aid and Relief Society, the Army, Grange, and churches. Many pioneers sold out, returning east to live with relatives.

Blue River Republican Valley Nebraska Nebraska Aid and Relief Society Omaha Ord Department of the Platte Harlan County Adams Butler Clay Furnas Franklin Platte Webster

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