Potter Village approves street improvement district ordinance
The Village of Potter Nebraska adopts Ordinance No 79 creating Street Improvement District No 1 in Cheyenne County. It designates boundaries from Chestnut Avenue and U S Highway 30 and lists Chestnut and Sherman Streets to be improved by grading curbing guttering and paving with improvements at public cost and special assessments to reimburse the village. The plan and specifications are by M C Schaff and Associates. Public notice to follow in Sidney Telegraph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter
Nebraska
Cheyenne County
Lot 9
Block 3
Olive Street
Block 11
Tefft
Block 4
Lot 3
Lincoln Street
Block 8
Block 5
Original Town
Elm Street
Block 2
Chestnut Street
Sherman Street
M. C. Schaff and Associates
Board of Trustees
Sidney Telegraph
Kenneth L. Rose
Multiple Traffic Fines Listed Plus Estate Claim Notice
A police court docket records numerous speeding violations and traffic offenses including stop light and yield violations, reckless driving, and intoxication with fines from 6 to 29 dollars and some dismissals. Also notices creditors must file claims by Aug 28 1968 with hearings May 28 and Aug 29 1968 at 10 AM in the estate of Frances E Wie Gand deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Jacquelene Kurz
Robert Kurz
Rick Tilghman
Albert J. Jorgenson
Jolene K. Block
Bruce Miller
David Bauer
James R. Smith
Gerald E. Krueger
Melvin W. Williamson
William W. Hyde
John Peetz, Jr
Ellis R. Vaughn
Richard Heckman
Ronnie Ray Main
Darrel W. Olsen
Charles R. Wright
Kay Ray Dobbins
Justin Fourhorn
Shirley D. Drake
Jim Countryman
Billy J. Cox
George Forster
Bud Fister
County Court
Frances E, Wiegand
Three Clubs Plan Garden Show and Legion Elects Officers
Garden Club groups met at Doris Craig's home with leaders from Tell & Till Garden Club, Dix Country Gardeners, and Dix Soilettes to plan the September Garden Show. The Dix American Legion elected officers, naming Commander Forrest Greathouse and others. Memorial Day will feature the statue dedication by the Dix Country Gardeners with Rev. Paul Reimers as speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Craig
Eldon Halstead
Tell & Till Garden Club
Carl Johnson
Dix
Dix Soilettes
Harry Greathouse
Dix American Legion
Forrest Greathouse
Jack Warner
Lawrence Engstrom
Leo O’hare
Gordon French
Chaplin Norman Johnson
Christ
Paul Reimers
Charles Campbell
Bob Peterson
Fred Peterson
Fort Collins
Swingers
Firemens
Bob Wistrom
Reception Honors Pat Bonkiewicz With Sunday Gathering
Mr and Mrs F M Bonkiewicz entertained relatives and friends Sunday evening at their home in honor of daughter Pat a senior graduate of Sidney St Patrick s High School Guests included Tillie Wilt Harold Fitzwater Joe Bonkiewicz Mark Bonkiewicz Gene Bonkiewicz and families from Cheyenne Wyo Father Kevin Cortney and John Stuart attended The article lists many local residents visiting and guests at meals and events in the Bonkiewicz circle during the week
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Tobler
Lincoln
Dennis
Duane Tobler
Jim McKinney
Patsy Smith
Hastings
Jim
Paul McKinney
Debbie Barrett
Nancy Novotny
Gayleen Greathouse
Lynette Nelson
David Montag
Lee Brawner
Kimball
Keith Krafczik
Jeff
I. D. Gilbert
Shreveport
F. M. Bonkiewicz
Pat
Tillie Wilt
Harold Fitzwater
Joe Bonkiewicz
Mark
Gene Bonkiewicz
Cheyenne
Wye
Hugh Cortney
Faye Walsh
Beth
Charles Starks
Oscar Schlaman
Kevin Cortney
John Stuart
Patricia
Sidney St. Patrick’s
Cecil Hume
Sidney
Dan Lukens
Kenneth Tilghman
Glenn Dickinson
John Barnhart
Max Wilt
Tom Taylor
Roy Barnhart
St. Patrick’s High School
Milton Krienbring
Earl Crusie
Joe Zimola
Joe Hornicek
Don Miles
Chappel
Lucas Barnehart
Lloyd Brauer
Gordon Johnson
Potter
D. E. Dickinson
F. M. Benkiewicz
Sunol
Oscar Linn 79 Kimball Resident Dies
Oscar Gustave Linn of Kimball died Friday evening in Kimball Hospital. Born May 5, 1889 in Kimball, he served in 1918 and spent most of his life there except ten years in Idaho Falls. Hardware businessman for over 50 years, he married Ruby M. Neely in Fort Collins in 1916. Survived by widow, one son, four daughters, two brothers, 17 grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral at Trinity United Methodist Church with burial in Kimball Cemetery.
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Kimball
Oscar Gustave Linn
Kimball Hospital
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Fort Collins
Colo
Ruby M. Neely
Potter Masonic Lodge
Wyoming
Manassa Turquoise Mine Ties to Dempsey Birthplace Fame
Manassa Colorado claims a place in history as the birthplace of boxing legend Jack Dempsey and as the site of turquoise production at the King Mine near Manassa since 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manassa
Colo
Jack Dempsey
King Mine
Bill Would Let Younger People Drive Tractors
Secretary of Labor Willard Wirtz proposes an amendment to the agricultural hazardous occupation order to allow 14 and 15 year olds to drive farm tractors and work around machinery. The change requires formal safety training and constant on the job supervision by employers. The original rule barred youths under 16 from these hazardous farm occupations.
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Secretary of Labor
Willard Wirtz
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Geal
Helyn Wheeler
Sydney G. Finch
Heaton & Heaton
Sylvia P.reese
Louise Helms
Thorpe, Peetz, Brower and Tedesco
Sidney G. Finch
Legion
South Sund News
Bonkiewicz
Oscar Linn
Bill
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