Deer Killed by Car West of Sidney on Highway 30
The Nebraska Safety Patrol reported two weekend accidents. a driver from Greeley Colo struck a deer about 4.6 miles west of Sidney on Highway 30 Friday, the deer was instantly killed and no damage to the truck. Trooper Felix Koenig investigated a second one vehicle crash about 10 p.m. Saturday on a county road six miles northeast of Sidney.
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Nebraska Safety Patrol
Sidney
Paul Manley
Greeley
Colo
Felix Koenig
Autopsy Held In Sidney Death Of AMF Manager
Leslie Bullington 32, district manager for AMF Tuboscope Co., was found dead in the company garage in Sidney after apparently asphyxiation. An autopsy was ordered. authorities noted a possible head blow from a fall near the running truck. He was last seen after dropping a coworker off Sunday evening. Investigators include County Attorney John Peetz Jr., Sheriff W. W. Schulz, and Police Chief Sol Willis. He lived at 1629 Manor Road, Sidney, with his wife Viola Struck Bullington and six children. He served in the Marine Corps 1948-52 and was active in Elks, VFW, and American Legion. Surviving: widow, three sons, two daughters, two brothers, and his father. Funeral arrangements by Gehrig & Son pending arrival of relatives.
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Leslie Bullington
AMF Tuboscope Co
Tlinois Street
Bullington
Scottsbluff
John Peetz Jr
W. W. Schulz
Sol Willis
Bullingtons
Sidney
Manor Road
Casper
Wyo
Gehrig & Son Funeral Home
Hay Springs
Ray N. Bullington
U. S. Marine Corps
Viola V. Struck
The
Elks Lodge
Veterans of Foreign Wars and
American Legion
Leslie Ray
George Raymond
Thomas Allen
Carol Lea
Cheryl Lynn
Raymond
Gary Bullington
Ray Bullington
Enrollment Planned for Sidney Occupation Training Program
Training program opens December 14 at Sioux Army Depot with 120 to 130 initial trainees likely. Housing for most will be at the depot or Ordville, with some choosing Sidney. calls welcome at Sioux 254-4515 Ext. 520. Courses include auto mechanics, body repair, tractor mechanics, clerk, waiter, cook’s helper, and more, lasting 8 to 48 weeks.
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Sidney
Sioux Army Depot
Ordville
Joe Schaf
Schaf
Sioux
Bruce Davis
Davis
Country Club Heights
Igloo
S. C
Nebraska
Lincoln
Omaha
Milford
Francis Hiner
Division of Employment
Sheehan
Wyoming
Colorado
Manpower Training Development Act
Peace Corps Exam Set For December 7
The first weekday Peace Corps placement test will be held Monday December 7 at the Sidney Post Office. The non competitive aptitude test lasts about ninety minutes, with a general aptitude test language aptitude test and possible language achievement test for French or Spanish. Eligibility includes American citizens over 18, married applicants must have spouse apply, no dependents under 18 required, college degree not required.
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Peace Corps
Pearl Harbor
Sidney Post Office
Washington
D.C
Johnson Named Sheep Inspector
Lemoyne Johnson of Lodge Pole will begin work the first of the year as a sheep scabies inspector for the federal government in Nebraska. The assignment will last two months.
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Lemoyne Johnson
Lodge= pole
Nebraska
Sunol Postoffice Could Be Closed Under Economy Move
Sunol may lose its post office under a nationwide plan to close small fourth class offices as part of a four year cost saving drive. President Johnson and Postmaster General John Gronowski discussed closing hundreds of offices, with Sunol singled out as potentially affected in Nebraska.
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Sunol
Nebraska
Johnson
John Gronowski
Gronowski
Frontier Marks Its 18th Year
Frontier Airlines celebrates 18 years since its first scheduled Denver to Monte Vista flight with a three-man crew. From Monarch Air Lines origins, the carrier now flies jet Convair 580s out of Denver and serves an 11-state area with over 600 thousand passengers projected this year.
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Denver
Frontier Airlines
Monte Vista
Colo
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
United States
Monarch Air Lines
Ray Harvey
Art Ashworth
Vern Carlson
Challenger Airlines
Ge.perations
Assengers
Frontier
Plan Ahead For Christmas by University expert
Ethel Diedrichsen urges planning ahead for Christmas meals and decorations. Make desserts and candies in advance and freeze them, avoiding divingity. Involve family in baking and decorating, using cookies as table centerpieces and edible decorations to save time for gatherings.
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Lincoln
Ethel Diedrichsen
University of Nebraska Extension Foods
Miss Diedrichsen
Planning Under Way For Panhandle Farm Day In Sidney
Planning for the Panhandle Farm Equipment and Progress Day to be held in Sidney on April 21, 1965, is underway. The event, sponsored by Sidney implement dealers and the University of Nebraska College of Agriculture, will feature irrigation, machinery, haying, row crop production, and new methods with demonstrations. A fourth planning meeting is set for December 3 at the Wheatbelt Public Power District building, with cooperation from the Sidney Chamber of Commerce Jaycees and National Guard.
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Panhandle
Sidney
Sidney Implement Dealers
College of Agriculture
University of Nebraska
Mead
University
Wheatbelt Public
Governor Urges Answers To TB Campaign Appeal
In a Thanksgiving message Governor Morrison urges Nebraskans to respond to Christmas Seal letters mailed by the Nebraska Tuberculosis Association and county committees. He notes health as a precious gift and calls for ongoing efforts against TB and related respiratory diseases, with 93 cents of every dollar staying in Nebraska for local programs and patient support.
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Morrison
Nebraska Tuberculosis Association
Nebraska
Tuberculosis Association
Panhandle forecast calls for warmth and wind
Partly cloudy and warmer this afternoon than tonight and Tuesday with westerly winds 20 to 30 mph. Low tonight 20 to 30, high Tuesday near 50. Five day outlook shows near normal temperatures with frequent changes, highs 32 to 45 and lows 10 to 20. Some light snow midweek. Courtesy Frontier Airlines.
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Panhandle
Frontier Airlines
Final appeal aims to meet United Fund goal in Sidney region
Benny Hochman, general chairman, urges public to donate to the United Fund of Sidney and Sioux Army Depot. With $12,500 already raised, about $5,000 remains to reach the goal, supporting Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, Salvation Army, Red Cross, Muscular Dystrophy, King's Daughters and other groups. Donations can be mailed to Hochman or Dr. John Platz with pledge and payment details.
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United
Sidney and Sioux Army Depot
Benny Hochman
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
Salvation Army
Red Cross
King’s Daughters
Hochman
John Platz
Wheat Future To Be Talked In Nebraska Meet
The Nebraska Wheat Commission will meet in Lincoln on December 10 to discuss the future of the wheat business in the state. Commission Chief Gary Whitely said the session will review current market prospects and their implications for Nebraska wheat producers.
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Lincoln
Nebraska Wheat Commission
Nebraska
Commission
Gary Whitely
Wheat Not Dormant Yet in Cheyenne County
Cheyenne County Agent Ivan Liljegren says winter wheat is not fully dormant and could benefit from moisture soon. Snowfall of three inches north of Gurley helped parts of the county, but more precipitation is needed to stabilize the stand for winter. Temperature below 10 degrees would complete dormancy. despite dry, windy conditions, the wheat shows surprising sturdiness aided by soil conservation methods, with potential harvest next summer despite harsh weather.
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Cheyenne
Ivan Liljegren
Gurley
Liljegren
Charges Filed After Accident In Sidney
Charges of leaving the scene of an accident were filed against Richard Goss of Sterling after a 1:30 a.m. collision on Dorwart Drive involving a 1956 Ford and a parked 1957 Chevrolet owned by James Halvorson. Damages were about 83.80 to the Chevrolet and 400 to Goss’s vehicle. An additional intersection collision occurred at 9th and Linden at 1:45 p.m. Sunday involving Norman L. Sharp in a 1957 Rambler and Ed Herbert in a 1962 Ford, with damages around 45 to each car.
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Richard Goss
Sterling
Colo
Sidney
Goss
James Halvorson
Dorwart Drive
Halvorson
9Th
Linden
Norman L. Sharp
Ed Herbert
Santa's Helpers Add Local Businesses to Christmas Campaign
The Chamber of Commerce expands the Christmas Season trade push by including Bud's Texaco Cedar Lanes Harry's TV and Bagby's Texaco as Santa's Helpers in the promotion, naming each participant.
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The
Chamber of Commerce
Santa
Bud’s Texaco
Cedar Lanes
Harry’s TV
Bagby’s Texaco
Mrs Elsen Rites Tuesday In Gurley Church
Mrs Wayne Elsen 42 lifelong Gurley resident died Saturday at Logan County Hospital Sterling Colorado after months of illness Burial in Greenwood Cemetery Funeral at Grace Lutheran Church led by Rev Harold Johnson She was born Iva Mae Fredericksen April 27 1922 at Dalton to Will and Christina Fredericksen a Gurley High School graduate 1939 worked at Corner Grocery 1 year married Wayne Elsen Nov 30 1941 active Lutheran Women’s Society treasurer Survivors include widow two daughters Connie Mae Rollins Enid Oklahoma and Mary Jane at home father Will Fredericksen Sid parents designation of Grace Lutheran Church as memorial
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Gurley
Wayne Elsen
Logan County
Sterling
Colo
Grace Lutheran Church
Corner
Lutheran Christian Women’s Society
Connie Mae Rollins
Enid
Okla
Mary Jane
Will Fredericksen
Sidney
Karl Bules Dies At 83
Karl J. Bules 83, a Cheyenne County farmer of Gurley, died Sunday at Memorial Hospital after a 10 day stay. Rites pending at The Craig Mortuary. Born October 9, 1881 in Marionetta Ohio, he married Katherine Strasripka in 1928. They moved to Peetz Colorado in 1929 then to a farm east of Gurley in 1941. Survivors include his widow, four sons K J Jr Wayne Richard Teddy, and three daughters Donna Murray Shirley Jurgens and Alice.
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Cheyenne County
Karl J. Bules
Gurley
Memorial Hospital
Craig Mortuary
Karl Jacob Bules
Jacob
Mary Zimmer Bules
Marietta
Ohio
Millard
Neb
Katherine May Strasripka
Peetz
Colo
1000 Cattle for Special Sale at Sidney Pavilion
More than one thousand head of cattle are listed for the next Special sale at The Sidney Live Stock Sales Pavilion next Saturday Dec. 5. Included are 100 head of cows from the Rush Creek Land and Cattle Co. A shipment of fancy calves from Joe Policky Cheyenne County grower will also be offered. The sale features calves and yearlings, manager Dave Truss says.
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Sidney Live
Rush Creek Land and Cattle Co
Joe Policky
Cheyenne County
Dave Truss
Nebraska drilling permits listed for week of November 23
Notices filed with the Nebraska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission list twelve proposed oil wells across multiple counties including Banner Hayes Cheyenne Kimball Scotts Bluff Morrill Red Willow and Banner. Operators include Dale Cannon Young Amerada Petroleum Tom Jordan Burch Exploration Stuarco Oil Samuel Gary Frederick E A Obering Midland Exploration Allison Drilling Midwest Petroleum and Toltek Drilling with various section and lot locations and drilling bands noted.
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Nebraska
Nebraska Oil & Gas Conservation Commission
Dale Cannon
Young
CSE
Banner County
Wildcat
Amerada Petroleum Corporation
Bruce Doyle
Hayes County
Murfin Drilling
Tom Jordan
L. K. Nelson
Cheyenne County
S. W
Potter Field
Murfin Drilling Company
Burch Exploration, Ltd
Platte Valley Oil Company
Breach
CSWSE
Scotts Bluff County
Stage Hill
Obering and Stuarco Oil Company, Inc
Frederick
Kimball County
Murfin
Obering
Stuarco
Torgeson
Superior Oil Company
Olsen
Morrill County - Olsen
c/Banner Oil
Midland Exploration Company
Don M. Rounds Drilling Company, Inc
Spiker-Niemann- Macadam
Allison Drilling Company, Inc
Harold Douglas
CNE
Allison
Midwest Petroleum, Inc
Nelle Johnson
Kimball County - Wewoka Field
Toltek Drilling Company
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St. Patrick
Frank Morrison
St. Patrick’s Academy
John L. Paschang
Grand Island
St. Patrick’s New Junior Senior High School
Vincent J. Pelster
St. Patrick’s Parish
Father Pelster
Msgr
Anthony Egging
Blessed Sacrament
St. Patrick’s
United Fund
Karl Bules
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