Panhandle forecast and local notices summary
Mostly sunny and warmer through Tuesday with scattered thundershowers and isolated severe storms tonight. Lows in 50s, highs in 80s to 90s, rain chances 30 and 20 percent. District Court actions include a probation violation Guilty plea and a $270.68 money judgment dismissal. Community events list May meetings for American Legion Auxiliary, Girls softball, Catholic Daughters, Nebraska Stock Growers, and local club activities in Sidney, Oshkosh and surrounding areas.
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Panhandle
Police Log Shows Disturbances Accidents and Citations
Thursday evening to Sunday morning records show multiple disturbances investigated with no arrests, plus assaults under investigation. Citations issued for speeding no operator likelihood license and improper passing. Several accidents reported with damages, one total loss and others with modest damage and police responses. Names and ages appear for several juveniles and local residents.
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19Th
King
Ilinois
Country Club
Jerry D Schuessler
Potter
Jennifer J Plank
Sidney
Ronald S Fahey
Lexington
Larry J. Tow
Edward Kleich
John S. Ewell
Hospital Notes Admits Several Patients in Various Cities
Names of admitted patients listed across multiple locations include Keith Mitchell and Daisy Treinen in Sidney along with Carol Claypool and Dalton Willard Aurich. In Sidney also Mrs. Douglas Whitefoot and her daughter Brenda Schnell. Chapell notes Duane Owen. Peetz Colo lists Shirley Miller and Roger Adams.
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Sidney
Keith Mitchell
Daisy Treinen
Carol Claypool
Dalton Willard Aurich
Douglas Whitefoot
Brenda Schnell
Chappell
Duane Owen
Peetz
Colo
Shirley Miller
Roger Adams
Birth of Jess Rose Ehlers in Cherry County Hospital
Mr and Mrs Jack Ehlers of Cody announce the birth of a daughter, Jess Rose, weighing six pounds six ounces, born May 4 at Cherry County Hospital in Valentine. She is welcomed by sisters Jaki and Jana. Grandparents are Art Nelson of Chappell and Jesse Williams of Lodgepole. great grandmothers are Mrs Harold From of Lodgepole and Mrs Floyd Peterson of Chappell.
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Jess Rose Ehlers
Jack Ehlers
Cody
Jess Rose
Cherry County Hospital
Valentine
Jaki
Jana
Art Nelson
Chappell
Jesse Williams
Lodgepole
Harold From
Floyd Peterson
Scotts Bluff Woman Elected Treasurer by Commission on Women
The Nebraska Commission on the Status of Women announced officer elections for the coming year naming Kay Lundgren of Nebraska Western College as Treasurer Other officers include Ciody Wright of Omaha as Chairperson Catherine Nore of Genoa as Vice Chairperson and Suzanne Pankonin of Omaha as Secretary The Commission draws members from each judicial district of Nebraska.
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Nebraska Commission On the Status of Women
Scotts Bluff
Kay Lundgren
Nebraska Western College
Ciody Wright
Omaha
Catherine Nore
Genoa
Suzanne Pankonin
Nebraska
Honors to Wild Bill at Hollywood ceremony
Tommy "Wild Bill" Tucker a longtime showman was honored on his 8th birthday with a certificate of appreciation by the Hollywood Chamber of Commerce. Elmer Haines attended the Sidney native's tribute, while Tucker's parents were early Sidney settlers.
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Sidnayv
Wes Hannvad
Hollywood
Elmer Haines
Fox Theatre
Sidney
Tucker
Judge
J A Tucker
District Award of Merits at Longs Peak Scout Council event
Mr and Mrs Robert Pohl of Sidney received a District Award of Merits from Council Vice President Gene Stapleton of Wheatland Wye during the Longs Peak Scout Council recognition program on the Colorado State University campus in Fort Collins. Cole Sunday Gordon Printz of Lincoln spent the weekend visiting his sister, Mrs Richard McNally Jr, at their home.
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Robert Pohl
Bob
Carol
Sidney
Gene Stapleton
Wheatland
Wye
Longs Peak
Gordon Printz
Lincoln
Rirs
Richard McNally, Jr
Dalton youths to attend Co-Op Leadership Conference
Dalton Cooperative will Shelley Sanders and Virginia Walker attend the Co-Op Youth Leadership Conference at William Jewell College in Liberty Missouri the week of June 6 to 11. About 1000 youths from 15 states will participate in four week long sessions. Shelley and Virginia are sponsored by the Dalton Cooperative Association. The conference is sponsored annually by Farmland Industries of Kansas City Missouri. Attendees will learn about cooperative operations and responsibilities of managers directors employees and members.
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Shelley Sanders
Rice Lyle Sanders
Dalton
Virginia Walker
Dallas Walker
Broadwater
William Jewell College
Liberty
Shelley
Virginia
Dalton Cooperative Association of
Farmland Industries, Inc
Kansas City
Nebraska ETV to Meet in North Platte on May 24
The Nebraska Educational Television Commission will hold its next meeting Tuesday May 24 at 1 30 p m at the Holiday Inn North Platte. The agenda includes a special discussion on instructional television with North Platte Area School Superintendents, a Network Program Advisory panel discussion on public television, and a Broken Bow delegation requesting a Network translator station. Also on the agenda are status reports on Network operations and the Fiscal 1978 appropriations request.
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Shelter House
Nebraska Educational Television Commission
North Platt
Holiday Inn
ETV Commission
Commission
Jack McBride
North Platte Area
Nebraska
ETV Network
Broken Bow
New pastor chosen for Sidney Methodist Church
The First United Methodist Church in Sidney selects Rev. Mr. Lenz to lead starting June 19, succeeding Rev. Wilmoth whose last sermon is June 12. Lenz, previously pastor in Aurora, arrives with wife Lucile and daughter Barbra, bringing nine years of pastoral work and community involvement. The family includes four children: Nancy Armitage, David, Steven, and Barbra.
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First United Methodist Church
Sidney
Atime Thaid
Aurora
Lenz
Rodney Wilmoth
Lincoln
Trinity United Methodist Church
United Methodist Church
Garrett Evangelical Theological Seminary
Evanston
Westmar College
LeMars
Iowa
St Paul Theological Seminary
Kansas City
Off-campus classes set at ESU 14 in June
Chadron State College off campus classes will be held at Educational Service Unit 14 service room in June. From June 1 to June 9 the Education R550 Reading in the Middle and Secondary Schools course runs 8 am to 5 pm for three credits. limited to 30 registrants. instructor Dr Abring of University of Minnesota. Registration June 1 at 6 am. From June 9 onward the Overview of Elementary Education course runs 8 am to 5 pm for 2-3 credits. ESU 14 administrator Dr Bill Kelley teaches. Registration June 9 at noon. For more information contact Marge Curtiss ESU 14 Sidney.
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Chadron State College
Educational Service Unit 14
Abring
University of Minnesota
Bill Kelley
ESU 14
Marge Curtiss
Sidney
Student Susan Paris visits mother in Rapid City home
Susan Paris, a student at the National College of Business in Rapid City, South Dakota, spent last weekend visiting in the home of her mother, Mrs Elizabeth Paris.
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Susan Paris
National College of Business
Rapid City
S.D
Elizabeth Paris
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Cives Wright & Wolhelmy Co
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Powell Hardware
Parley
American Legion Auxiliary
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Catholic Daughters of America Court
Elizabeth Seton
St. Patrick's Church
Holy Land
Lodgepole Area
Oshkosh City Auditorium
Arlene Viersen
Christian People
Puddle Makers
CB Club
American Legion Club
Pamela J. Howe
Gary Powell
Powell
Jolene C. Lingwall
Jim
Karen Kennedy
Lingwall
Kennedy
Country Club Drive
Chevrolet
Larry J
Dodge
Timothy E. Portenier
Portenier
Miss Sanders
Walker
Oo LE Aa
National Newspaper Foundation
Sidney Telegraph
Larry E Boyer
Gordon Stofer
Ilinois Street
Sidney Newspapers, Inc
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UPI
Wild Bill
Frances Craig
Western Nebraska Bar Association
Richard A. Knudsen
Nebraska State Bar Association
Frank Mattoon
Western Nebraska Group
Cooperative
ETV
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Duane W. Lenz
Sidney Fight
Staving
Nebraska Panhandif
Bridgeport Specialty Products
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