State Wheat Growers Meet Held in Ogallala 1969 Session
The Nebraska Wyoming Wheat Growers Association and Wheat Hearts convene in Ogallala for a three day 1969 session with registration at 10 a.m. Wednesday. Activities include lectures by Elmer Schlaphoff and Walter White, a noon luncheon with speakers from USDA ASCS, NAWG, and a panel on marketing, plus a 1970 wheat queen presentation. Two Cheyenne County girls vie for state wheat queen. Weather outlook predicts partly cloudy Panhandle with mild temperatures and near zero precipitation.
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Ogallala
Nebraska - Wyoming Wheat Growers Association
Irkslab
Nebraska Wheat Hearts
Fred Lush
Front Street
Walter White
Holy Land
Hoke’s
God Elmer Schlaphoff
Nebraska
Glen Weir
ASCS
USDA
Washington
Glen Hofer
NAWG
Ramada Inn
Servain Friede
McCook
Fulton Hester
Lusk
Wyo
Wyoming
Ray Davis
Potter
D. A. Peterson
Cheyenne
Vic Haas
Wemingford
Holly Nodge
Holdrege
Phil Curtiss
Sidney
Frank Johannsen
Bayard
Cheyenne County
Susan Beth Herboldsheimer
Daugher
Bennie Herboldsheimer
Debbie Lynn Bondegard
Lloyd Bondegard
Lodgepole
Herboldsheimer
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Bonaire Manufacturing Co
Lyman
Hazel
Nebraska Western College
Karen Jean
Lyman High School
Denise
Elizabeth Goodell
Morrill High School
Linda Fuehrer
Imperial
Chase County High School
Panhandle
Frontier Airlines
State's Leading Masons Going To Kimball Program
Next Saturday November 15 the Grand Lodge Masons of Nebraska will lay the cornerstone of the new Masonic Temple at Kimball. The public ceremony starts at 2 00 p m with Grand Master Hugh W Eisenhart presiding and a procession from the building site.
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Grand Lodge
Masons of
Nebraska
Kimball
Hugh W. Eisenhart
Camebridge
John H. Brown
Omaha
Warren KK
Urbam
Lincoln
Russell L. Fickes
Grand Island
Norris W. Lallman
Jack H. Hendrix
Trenton
George W. Rosenlof
Ralph W. Gerry
Grand Custodiaa
T. Leo Stines
Central City
Howard J. Hunter
Wahoo
Frank J. Mattoon
Sidney
John W. McLane
Camtridge
Grand Tyler
Kimball Lodge No. 294
G. Melvin Hensley
Hochman to Speak at Vet Day Program
Benny Hochman will be principal speaker at Morrill School Veterans Day program. He will discuss his experiences as a Polish youth in a Nazi prison camp during World War I. He has other engagements including February 21 22 at a Masonic meeting in Rapid City and a spring event at Chadron State College.
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Benny Hochman
Morrill School
Rapid City
S.D
Chadron State College
Hospitalized Trooper Not Too Ill To Make Arrest
A Lincoln woman, Susan A. Lawson, 20, arrested near Kimball after a car crash 45 miles south, is wanted for probation violation and a forgery conviction in Lincoln. State Trooper Richard Larsen, hospitalized at the scene, aided the arrest after questioning Lawson about the crash and noting suspicious remarks.
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Lincoln
Kimball
Richard Larsen
Susan A. Lawson
Denver
Bridgeport
Hiram Scott College
Scottsbluff
Kimball Hospital
Nebraska State Patrol
Colorado State Patrol
Kansas
Lawson
Parole Violator Arrested Here For Auto Theft
Edward A. McDonald a 31 year old Gardena California man on parole for bad checks was arrested Thursday afternoon on Highway 30 west of Sidney by Nebraska State Patrol Trooper Richard Larsen. He was removed from Cheyenne County Jail in Sidney and will be arraigned in Gering on Dyer Act charges. Local charges of driving with expired license were filed. a county court hearing is set for Nov 26.
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California
Sidney
Nebraska
Richard Larsen
Edward A. McDonald
Gardena
Calif
Cheyenne
Federal Bureau of Investigation
McDonald
United States
Gering
Hearing Set On Breakin Charge In Cheyenne County Jail
Three suspects charged with feloniously breaking and entering, burglary and receiving stolen property remain jailed in Cheyenne County without bond set. The incidents targeted the Jones Center and Coca Cola Bottling Company. Richard Stanley and Martin Edgar Ball are held on $1000 bonds, Linda Smith on $500 bond. Arraignment is expected in District Court before Judge John Kuns next Monday, November 17.
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Cheynne
Jones Center
Coca Cola
Richard Stanley
Martin Edgar Ball
Linda Smith
Cheyenne
Donald J. Tedesco
John Kuns
Calf Prices Good At Saturday Sale
A strong sale at the Sidney Livestock Sales Pavilion featured calves pigs and cows. Thirty nine black steers 385 lbs sold for 36.10 while 37 black heifers 335 lbs brought 33.75. Sixty four black whiteface heifers 410 lbs sold at 33.50, and 50 whiteface heifers 340 lbs averaged 34. Hampshire feeder pigs and white feeder pigs also sold. Whiteface cows 47 head brought 168 each and 27 head brought 158 each.
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Sidney
Hampshire
Zone Meeting of NFO Thursday in Sidney Park
A zone meeting of the National Farmers Organization for members only will be held at the shelter house in Sidney Park Thursday evening at 7 30. Main topics include holding actions and grain policies. Dick Sunken from NFO headquarters Corning Iowa will conduct the meeting.
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National Farmers Organization
Shelter House
Sidney Park
Dick Sunken
NFO
Corning
Iowa
United Fund Drive Nears Campaign Wrap Up
In Sidney the 1970 United Fund Drive, now about six weeks old, heads to cleanup stages this week under general chairman Bennie Hochman. The blue and white trailer headquarters at 830 11th Avenue will be moved, but fund raising continues toward the $12,000 goal. Officials aim to finish by month end with final accounting, while firms yet to contribute are visited and the residential and advance gifts drives close out later this month.
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Sidney United Fund
Bennie Hochman
United Fund
11Th Avenue
United Fund Group
Windows Broken in Sidney Vandalism Spree
The Sidney Police Department investigated several vandalism complaints over the weekend with two cases involving broken plate glass windows. At Northside Market, owner Jack Wiedeburg reported a pop bottle shattered the front window. The Ben Franklin Store also had a plate glass window broken, possibly due to a bicycle rider falling into the glass.
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Sidney
Northside Market
Jack Wiedeburg
Ben Franklin
Rights To Seek Oil On Former Sioux Depot Land
Nebraska officials report federal plans to lease oil rights on the former Sioux Army Depot property. The dispute over mineral rights authority involves USGS and GSA with leasing bids expected to be sealed. Independent operators worry about tract size and potential drainage from adjoining production.
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Sioux Army Depot
Nebraska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission
United States Geological Survey
Military
Carl T. Curtis
Washington
Bureau of Land Management
USGS
General Services Administration
GSA
Sen. Curtis
Marathon Oil names McMillen production chief for U.S. Canada
Robert E F McMillen, senior vice president of administration and director at Marathon Oil, is named senior vice president production for the United States and Canada. He replaces Glenn F Bish, retiring after 45 years. James D Anderson becomes executive committee member and senior vice president production international. Jack H Herring elected vice president production operations U S and Canada. Harold Hoopman moves to marketing and Harold R Hunter takes manager Employee Relations.
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Findlay
Ohio
Robert EF. McMillen
Marathon Oil Company
United States
Canada
Glenn F. Bish
Marathon
McMillen
Sidney
James D. Anderson
International
North America
Mr. Anderson
Jack H. Herring
Mr. Herring
Harold D. Hoopman
Hypnotism and Telepathy Show at Lodgepole Benefit
Virgil the hypnotist and Julie the telepathy student will headline a stage production “One Fantastic Night” at Lodgepole High School auditorium on Friday November 14 to benefit the Lions Sight Saving program. Proceeds support Lions Club charity. Tickets cost 1.50 for adults and 0.72 for children. Show starts 7 30 p m.
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Virgil
Julie
Lodgepole
Lodgepole High School
Lodgepole Lions Club
Lions
United States
Hoopman Moves Up In Marathon Co Management
FINDLAY OH Grant H Young senior vice president of refining and marketing elected executive vice president of Marathon Oil Company to assume December 1. Francis C Moriarty named senior vice president refining and marketing, joining Marathon board as Glenn F Bish retires after 45 years. Harold D Hoopman elected vice president marketing United States for Marathon replacing Moriarty. Hoopman has led production operations since 1968.
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Company
Harold D. Hoopman
United States
Canada
Marathon
Moriarty
Hoopman
Sidney
Flohr Wins $25 Telegraph Grid Jackpot
Mrs. Flohr of Sidney wins The Sidney Telegraph's $25 weekly jackpot for best guessing in last week's college football contest. Readers predicted many upsets. Nebraskans favored the Cornhuskers, while tie breakers included Missouri over Iowa State and Nebraska-Kansas State in a later edition contest with many games listed for this week.
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Jack. S. Flohr
Summit Drive
Sidney
Sidney Telegraph
Kansas State
Oklahoma State
Georige Tech
Tulane
Clemson
Duke
Army
Oregon
SMU
Texas A&m
Cornhuskers
Iowa State
Flohr
Missouri
Oklahoma
Colorado
Kansas
Air Force
Standford
Utah State
Brigham Young
Arizona
Utah
New Mexico
Wyoming
Pittsburgh Army
Princeton
Yale
Indiana
Northwestern
Iowa
Michigan
Michigan State
Minnesota
Notre Dame
Georgia Tech
Ohio State
Purdue
Florida
Kentucky
Arkansas
Rice
Oregon State
Washington State
Georgia
Aurburn
North Carolina
Nebraska
Vet Day Holiday Closes Sidney Businesses
Sidney observes Veterans Day with many closings including all county banks. Thomas Lumber Co L A Foster Lumber Co and Sidney Flooring Supply join the list. The Sidney American Legion and VFW bean feed runs Tuesday 6 to 8 30 PM at the Legion Hall for members and guests.
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Sidney
Thomas Lumber Co
L. A. Foster Lumer Co
Sidney Flooring and Supply Co
Sidney American Legion
VFW
Legion Hall
Martin Asks For Federal Train Study
U S Representative Dave Martin urged a complete federal study of railroads to expand passenger service, mass transit, and mail carriage. He cited declines since 1950 and warned highways and air travel cannot meet future transport needs.
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Washington, D.C
Dave Martin
Louse Interstate and Foreign Commerce Subcommittee
Martin
Congress
Nebraska
U. S
New York
Los Angeles
U.S
Carl Max Alber Services Today
Carl Max Alber, 63, of Bridgeport died at his home Thursday. He was born Aug. 20, 1906, in Petersburg Nebraska and moved to Dalton in 1934 before settling in the Bridgeport area. Survived by daughter Donna Mae Mai of Denver. sons Richard of Aberdeen Idaho and Gene of Denver. sister Anna Edward of Seattle. brothers Alfred of Bridgeport Bernard of Seattle and Francis of Sterling. seven grandchildren. Rosary Sunday at Holeciek Funeral Home. Funeral Monday at All Souls Catholic Church in Bridgeport.
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Bridgeport
Carl Max Alber
Petersburg
Neb
Dalton
Morrill County
Donna Mae Mai
Denver
Colo
Richard
Aberdeen
Idaho
Gene
Anna Edward
Seattle
Wash
Alfred
Bernard
Francis
Sterling, Colo
Holeciek
All Souls Catholic Church
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Susan Herboldsheimer
Debbie Bondegard
Marathon Co
Harold R. Hunter
Mr. McMillen
Oasis Oil Company of Libya, Inc
Anderson
Houston
Terre Haute
Ken State
Devel
Mark
Lion Sight Fund
Mrs. Flohr
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