Past Noble Grands Honored At Sidney Rebekah Lodge
Sidney Rebekah Lodge met in regular session honoring sixteen Past Noble Grands. A November class will study Unwritten Lodge work. Floral garden theme Keep Green and Growing featured gifts of live plants and a salad lunch concluded the event with Grace Osborn thanking the noble grand and group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Rebekah Lodge
Enora Simpson
Noble
Earline Cox
Carolyn Hays
Keep Green
Ellen Bergner
Elisabeth Minshall
Violet Minshall
Effie Moore
Ethel Bickel
Laura Rudd
Laura Fish
Marian Hull
Hattie Lipke
Amy Bales
Gladys Burr
Alma Averill
Mabel Hiett
Caroline Tremain
Vera Klentz
Grace Osborn
Minnie Sabin
Bessie Hammond
Katie Helzer
Mina Augenstein
Stella Cox
Myrtle Higgins
Blance Block
Fern Hjelness
Housing Need Reflected in Rural Outreach Claim
A spokesman for a non profit housing lobby asserts rural areas require at least one million units. The statement highlights demand growth and policy gaps affecting rural communities nationwide.
Sidney area grows need for low cost housing says Panhandle Growth
Jim Payne president of Panhandle Growth Inc says Sidney needs more low cost housing as five additional units open at Sioux Villa. Rural Housing Alliance member Cushing Dolbear argues rural America must produce one million housing units annually outside cities with half subsidized by the federal government and urges direct lending and interest subsidies by the Farmers Home Administration to aid low income rural families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Payne
Panhandle Growth, Inc
Sidney
Payne
Sioux Villa
Cushing Noolbear
Rural Housing Alliance
Senate
America
Associated Press
Dolbear
Farmers Home Administration
St Paul Ladies Buy Record Player
St Pauls Ladies Aid met at the fellowship hall with 19 members present. Mrs Jim Peterson presided as president and the group discussed constitution and by laws changes for future consideration. A record player was purchased for Sunday and Weekday School use.
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St. Paul's Ladies
Earl Moermond
St. Paul
Walter Engelland
Peterson
Robert Andersen
Art Baack
Gerald Gerler
Stanley Rosenau
William Schnell
Fellowship Hall
Anton Steffens
Verne Scharman
UP Plans $100 Million Equipment Expansion in 1974
Union Pacific Railroad will spend over $100 million on new equipment in 1974. The program acquires 3,030 freight cars and 100 locomotives, including 1,525 boxcars, 400 open-top hoppers, 105 flatcars, and 1,000 high capacity hoppers to bolster the grain fleet. This marks the railroad’s second straight year above $100 million in equipment spending and another 1,000 increase in hopper cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Kenefick
Union Pacific Railroad
Associated Press
Kenefick
Farm income forecast hints at growth and lower prices
A group of 87 agricultural economists from 28 cities forecast U S farm income remaining above 20 billion dollars next year with beef and pork prices lower. John E Montel of the US Department of Agriculture projected exports rising 26 to 49 percent above the 1970-72 average by 1965 while Dr C Edward Harshbarger of the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City warned of pessimistic overtones for foreign sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
B C. Christopher Co
Associated Press
John E. Montel
US Department of
C. Edward Harshbarger
Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City
County Officials to Meet in Chadron for Panhandle Session
About 120 officials from 13 panhandle counties gather in Chadron Tuesday for the Panhandle County Officials Association quarterly meeting. Stu Dennis of Scottsbluff explains the Alcoholic Safety Action program and its ties to treatment centers and courts. Lincoln executives Bill Edwards and staff plan to attend, with Arnold Ruhnke of Lincoln also joining. Cheyenne and Dawes County delegates are listed among attendees and reservations total 113 officials plus suppliers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chadron
Memorial Home Social Notes of October Visits
Community updates from the Memorial Home recount daily and near daily visits by residents and relatives through October 5. Names include Mary Bale, Elizabeth Barrett, Lillian Johnson, Jack Wackerle, Alice Carlson, Otto Olson, Violet Foos, and Mamie Bullock among others, plus a note inviting nylon hose donations for crafts and a call for players for Chinese Checkers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tish Treinen
Mary Bale
R N. Huff
Lodgepole
Elizabeth Barrett
Lillian Johnson
Vic Foos
Foos
Proctor
Cole
Harry Warner
Jack Wackerle
Jack
Lloyd Juelfs
Potter
Lloyd
Otto Olson
Osceola
Fred Reetz
Irene Wolfe
Harry Warmer
Berg
Lena Neubauer
Gary Abke
Helen Spencer
Fred Dickes
Alice Carlson
Jarvis Bush
Mabel Doran
Antone Kettler
Dalton
Hilbert Borcher
Alfred Borcher
Charles Bobo
Carl Schmidt
Craig Butterfield
Ernest Graham
Eloise Ritchey
Daisy Hiett
Allen Lindley
Millie Alvord
Frank Dickes
Muller
Dees
Rose Wilk
Roy Adams
Roy
John Adam
Minna Adam
Clarence Alvord
Chappell
Carl Larson
Everett Dress
Hilda Redeen
Elmer Chaon
Amelia Barquin
al Schacher
Riverton
Wye
Anna Johnson
Fred Kretz
Lucille Porter
Flora Pultz
Jim Dickes
Martha Lostroh
Rose Davison
Irene Warner
Kentucky
Robert Potter
Inchworm Appetite Targets Roses and Fruit Trees
Inchworms feast on young leaves and buds across many trees and shrubs with a preference for rose, apple, plum, basswood, oak, and elm. By the end of their feeding, only the major veins and midribs remain on the older leaves.
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Sidney Menu
Missouri Valley
Jaye Dee Meyer
Ernest H. Meyer
Jerez de la Frontera
Spain
Jaye Dee
Cdr. J. D. Meyer
USN
Fleet Air Reconnaissance Squadron 2
Rota
Highway Department
Edward Narjes
Kenneth Rose
Dawes County
Dixie Eaton
Memorial Home Social Notes
Maer
Pratt & Lambert
Sidney Floorings Supply Ca
Novelco
Jones Center
BankAmericard
BankAmericard Service Center
Lincoln Nebraska
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