German Youth Wins Voice of Democracy in Kimball
Reinhard Schuster, 15, a German-born Kimball High sophomore who arrived at age 13 with limited English, won first prize in the VFW Voice of Democracy contest. Greg Feuerborn and Karen Hruska took second and third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Reinhard Schuster
Kimball
Kimball High School
Schuster
Charles Morehouse
Heinrich Schuster
Cologne
Germany
Greg Feuerborn
St. Patrick's Academy
Karen Hruska
St. Pat
Post 610
Steve Janda
Barbara McIntosh
Cliff Beyer
St. Patrick's
Caryl Myers
Kay Lee
Potter
Tom Lenzen
Ervin’ Smith
Former Sunol Resident Leslie Lennis Craig Dies
Memorial services were held in Denver for Leslie Lennis Craig 41 of Arvada Colorado a World War II veteran and former Sunol resident who died November 20 after a short illness. Survivors include his wife Peggy two children and four brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
Leslie Lennis Craig
Arvada
Sunol
Howard
Berkeley Park Chapel
Howard Mortuaries
Mr. Craig
Neb
Peggy Kranich
American Legion
Church of Christ At
Rabbit Hunters Warned By Sheriff
Deputy Sheriff Kermit Brumbaugh reports twilight rabbit hunters trespassing on farms northwest of Sidney tearing up wheat fields. He warns the practice is dangerous and anyone caught will be charged with trespassing and any resulting destruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kermit Brumbaugh
Sidney
Diabetes Week Offers Free Screening Help As Insidious Disease
November 11 through 17 marked Diabetes Week urging adults over 40 or with risk factors to have urine or blood tests at reduced or free cost. Early detection prevents silent damage to kidneys eyes or vessels and can avert diabetic coma through timely treatment.
Grange Delegation Stays Overnight in Sidney
Eighty members of the National Grange from Washington state spent Thursday night at the Ft. Sidney Motel in Sidney after a long trip through forty six states. The group, averaging just over 67, was hosted by The Greyhound Co. and enjoyed Thanksgiving dinner and Friday breakfast before departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Grange
Annual Report Highlights TB Campaign Gains and Goals
The Nebraska Tuberculosis Association reports progress in eradicating TB through drug access and case finding. Funds supported drugs for hard to treat patients at the Nebraska State Hospital for the Tuberculosis in Kearney and anti TB drug legislation. The organization funds a five year study at Webb Foundation in Denver and expands mass x ray surveys focusing on high rate counties and older adults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska Tuberculosis Association
Nebraska State Hospital
Kearney
Webb Foundation For Medical Research
Denver
Association
Nebraska
Creighton University School of Medicine
University of Nebraska College of Medicine
Hub Cap Takes Flyer Hits Passing Car
A hub cap flew from a 1947 Cadillac and dented the side of a passing 1962 Chevrolet on Highway 30 near Sydney at 2 15 p m Sunday. The crash caused about 10 dollars in damage. Roland Swanson drove the Chevrolet. Howard Bonser was the Cadillac driver. Sergeant Mel Busekist of the Highway Safety Patrol reported the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mel Busekist
Highway Safety Patrol
Highway 30
Sydney
Howard Bonser
Sioux Army Depot
Roland Swanson
Kearney
Laramie
Potter State Bank Joins Nebraska Banks Supporting 4-H
The Potter State Bank of Potter joins Nebraska banks in funding the National 4-H Club Foundation. Leadership from L. S. Curran organized Nebraska participation. Foundation programs include Citizenship Education, Leadership, IFYE exchanges, and the National 4-H Center. Nebraska 4-H members served in Citizenship Short Courses. Jer ome Charles Herink and John Shamburg were selected for IFYE. Verdon H Petersen and Robert M. Voboril enrolled in the 11th National Workshop at the 4-H Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter State Bank of
Potter
Nebraska
Washington, D. C
D. F. Enevoldsen
Enevoldsen
L. S. Curran
First Continental Bank & Trust
Nebraska 4-H
Jerome Charles Herink
Leigh
Italy
John Shamburg
Herman
Peru
Verdon H Petersen
Lincoln
Robert M. Voboril
Center
North Platte Senator Aims Equal Share Of State School Lands
North Platte Senator Cecil Craft plans to introduce legislation in January to require selling portions of western state school lands and reinvesting in eastern land purchases. He argues the dollar value of non taxable land should be equal across counties, aiming for broader distribution beyond Western Nebraska. The lands have a $32.1 million appraisal for rent but could fetch over $50 million if sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Platte
Cecil Craft
Nebraska
Craft
Douglas County
Gheed
Rey
Tele Graph Want Ads Offer Local Trade
Classified readers are invited to place sales and trade notices in the Tele Graph Want-Ads. Ads cover goods services and items for barter with confidential contact options. Submit details promptly to reach potential buyers.
Bonds for Cheyenne County Sidney Nebraska School District
Shall School District No One Cheyenne County Sidney Nebraska issue negotiable bonds totaling 312000 dollars with interest at or below the legal rate payable annually then semi annually and due within twenty years redeemable after five years for construction and remodeling of the Senior and Junior High School buildings and equipment. The question asks if annual taxes on all taxable property should be levied to pay interest and principal as they come due.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Sidney
Nebraska
Also Mentioned on This Page
Grange
Dude
Steak House
Rod Juelfs
Paw
Don Sommers
Chiz
Sandra Schreiner
Ceelie
Potter High School
Supt
A. J. “Mason
Dude Jelinek
Brandin
Hardy Clark Furniture
Tate
Bank At
FOX Theatre
RCAUS
Berard
Honegger
Miles & Deaver
Telegraph
Ae i
Hgie
Imperial Dryer Electric
Bray
Price
Furry
Farmers Union Co-Op Gas & Oil Lodgepole
Sidney-Potter
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!