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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1970

Page

13

Nebraskas Panhandle man dies at grid game

Glenn F. Lockhart 68, a Devel County farmer for 45 years, died of a heart attack in Boulder after attending the Nebraska Colorado football game. Funeral services were held in Chappell with Golden Fleece Lodge and Zimmer Funeral Home directing. He was hospitalized previously and had planned a Sunday hospital checkup.

Chappell Glenn F. Lockhart Boulder United Methodist Church Walter Marshall Golden Fleece Lodge No A.F &A.M Zimmer Funeral Home Lockhart Devel County Dan Broderick Denver Carl Wood Reno Nevada Boulder Community Hospital St Joseph's Hospital

Fugitives Arrested in Nebraska Car Search

State Troopers Max Ibach and Gary Wood held Charles Depinger from Oregon and Frank Moody from Michigan for speeding. A search of their car uncovered tires oil guns transistor radios headphones and about 200 in coins. A nearby Wyoming service station had been burglarized the night before. The two AWOL soldiers signed extradition papers and will be turned over to Wyoming authorities.

Dogs Destroy Sheep Near Stegall

George LeBar of Douglas Wyoming reported to the Scotts Bluff County sheriff that 42 sheep pastured about 15 miles north of Stegall were killed by dogs since he began with a flock of 1700 on October 23. Losses are estimated at 3.80. Deputy Jim Costello urged the public to keep dogs locked up and warned farmers and ranchers may shoot on sight any dog on their property. Some dogs are believed wild and may be diseased.

Scottsbluff George LeBar Douglas Wyo Scotts Bluff Stegall Jim Costello

Bridgeport Civil Engineer Edwin Kimmel Dies at 62

Edwin S. Kimmel of Bridgeport died in a Scottsbluff hospital at 62. Born April 6 1906 in Falls City Nebraska he studied at Kansas State University and belonged to Phi Delta Theta. He married Myra Jeffery on February 7 1931 in Lincoln and worked as a civil engineer for state departments before serving as division engineer for the Department of Water Resources in Bridgeport. He held memberships in Lions Club ASCE Nebraska Historical Society and professional societies and was a Mason and elder at First Presbyterian Church.

Bridgeport Edwin S. Kimmel Scottsbluff Falls City Nebraska Kansas State University Phi Delta Theta Fraternity Myra Jeffery Lincoln Department of Roads Irrigation Department Department of Water Resources Bridgeport Lions Club American Society of Civil Engineers The Nebraska Historical Society Nebraska Society of Professional Engineers Camp Clarke Lodge Af&am Alliance First Presbyterian Church

Pickup Crash Leaves Sidney Man Injured Near Kimball

Daniel Forn was injured when his pickup overturned after running off the road on Highway 71 six miles north of Kimball. He was taken to Kimball Hospital by ambulance. The vehicle was a total loss as police and sheriff's deputies investigated.

Kimball Sidney Daniel Forn Forn Kimball Hospital Highway 71 West Borrow Pit Mel Busekist State Patrol Kimball County

Bridgeport approves $45000 hospital bond for new facility

Bridgeport voters approved a 450000 bond to build a new hospital replacing the Veterans Memorial Hospital. Final tally was 1496 for and 416 against with bids to be let after plan selection. Construction is planned to begin by spring on a site east of the current building.

Bridgeport Morrill County Veteran’s Memorial Hospital George P. Post Hospital Planning Commission Post

Man Dead in Bayard Businessman Earl Dutton

Earl Dutton 58 a long time Bayard businessman died at Bridgeport hospital He was born June 17 1912 in Melbeta and educated in Gering He married Aileen Reuter December 10 1940 in Kimball Survived by his widow son Larry serving in Vietnam daughter Shirley Anderson Mohamet Ill granddaughter four brothers Albert Bridgeport Victor Chappell Wilbur Melbeta Waldo Gering sister preceded him in death He moved to Bayard in 1938 and started a farm implement business.

Bayard Earl Dutton Bridgeport Melbeta Gering Kimball Aileen Reuter Larry Vietnam Shirley Anderson Mohamet Ill Albert Victor Chappell Wilbur Waldo

Kimball Veterans Day Program to Feature Captain Charles J. McCarthy

Captain Charles J. McCarthy missile maintenance officer from Warren AFB will speak at the Kimball County High School Veterans Day program on November 11. Monsignor Keating will give the invocation, Mayor Begley will speak, and the ECHS Varsity Choir will perform Song of Democracy. A parade starts at City Park at 2 30 p.m. and local schools will be dismissed at 2 p.m. to join the events.

Kimball Charles J. McCarthy Warren Air Force Base Kimball County High School McCarthy New York City New York University Balistic Missile Officer Sheppard Afb Monsignor Keating Bill Begley ECHS Howard Hand City Park Dix Bushnell KCHS

Land acquired for hospital growth south of West Nebraska

West Nebraska General Hospital executive vice president Max C. Coppom announced the acquisition of 20 acres of land south of the St. Agnes arch for long range growth and health services. A study is planned to assess a possible doctors office building on the site.

Scottsbluff Max C. Coppom West Nebraska General Hospital St. Agnes Arch Coppom

County Takes Over Kimball Manor in County Support Move

Kimball County voters approved a bond exceeding 300000 for the transfer of Kimball Manor from private to county control. The measure passed by about 54 percent with only one precinct voting against. The county now operates the nursing home alongside the existing county hospital under unified management.

Kimball Kimball County Kimball Manor

Easy Seasonal Home Makeover Ideas to match the season

University of Nebraska extension specialist Magdalene Pfister suggests simple, affordable changes to make homes reflect seasonal shifts. Replace accents, textiles, and lighting to create a wintery atmosphere with rugs, lamps, screens, and dried arrangements without major redecorating.

Magdalene Pfister University of Nebraska

Veterans Day parade calls for flag respect and unity

Letter writer praises Sidney and Cheyenne County Armistice Day rebranding as Veterans Day and urges proper flag reverence at the parade. He attacks flag desecration as unpatriotic, urging spectators to stand with hat off and hand on heart.

Sidney Cheyenne County

Perez Becomes Chief of Panhandle Community Action Agency

Raymond J. Perez 34 was named executive director of the Panhandle Community Action Agency by the CAA board, replacing L G Soto who was fired after an audit. Perez will start between 10500 and 11000 dollars and rise to 12000 after a six month probation.

Sidney Scotts Bluff Raymond J. Perez Panhandle Community Action Agency CAA Perez Denver Opportunity Inc L.G. Soto Leo Leo Perez L.R. Whitaker Metro State College Denver University Rudy Peralez Bob Kath Kath Peralez Alex Easton Ethe Kirwin Stan Porras Devel County

Nebraska farm prices dip in mid-October report

Prices received by Nebraska farmers fell about three percent in the month ending mid-October, with the all farm commodity index at 290. The all crops index stood at 177 and livestock index at 332. Hogs averaged 17.50 per hundredweight, beef cattle 28.50, wheat 1.30 per bushel, and corn 1.24 per bushel.

Lincoln Nebraska Federal Division of Agricultural Statistics

Glenn Sutton Named National VFW Aide-de-Camp

Herbert R. Rainwater announces Glenn Sutton of Sidney as National Aide-de-Camp for the Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States. Rainwater praises Sutton for his record and commitment to service to the VFW, community, state, and nation.

Kansas City Herbert R. Rainwater San Bernardino California Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States Glenn Sutton 14Th Avenue Sidney V.F.W Rainwater Sutton

Calves Reach Market Readiness Faster With Modern Feeding

In 1930 it took about two and a half years to raise a market steer. Modern feeding methods and related factors now yield calves ready for market in as little as five months.

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