Harold Irwin outlines rural youth farming challenges in Stillwater
Harold Irwin of Sidney spoke at the National Conference on Problems of Rural Youth in a Changing Environment in Stillwater Oklahoma. He cited high capital needs 50 000 to 100 000 an acre land costs wheat allotments and school land leases as burdens and urged post high school education with vocational training for youths to stay in farming and improve farming knowledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Irwin
Sidney
Stillwater
Okla
Irwin
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
College of Agriculture
Lincoln
Army Armed Forces
Joe Bonkiewicz Jr
National Committee For Children and Youth At
Oklahoma State University
Lyle M Gish 56 Dies After Long Illness
Lyle M Gish 56 died Sunday at Memorial Hospital after five months of hospitalization and years of ill health. Funeral services are set for Tuesday Oct 15 2 pm at Light Memorial Presbyterian Church with burial in Greentwood Cemetery. The Gehrig and Sen Funeral Home handles arrangements. He was born April 20 1907 in Bloomfield Neb to Leroy and Minnie L Zorn Gish and lived in Dalton since 1923. He married Florence Blome May 19 1939 in Storm Lake Iowa. He farmed and ran an automobile business in Dalton then moved to Sidney in 1948 to continue in autos until ill health. He was a member of Light Memorial Presbyterian Church and Dalton Masonic Lodge. Survivors include his wife Florence a daughter Gail L Gish and a son Merlin L of Sidney both college students a sister Mrs Reva A Campbell of Dalton and his parents Roy and Mrs Gish of Sidney.
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Lyle M. Gish
Memorial Hospital
Heath
Livhte Memorial Presbyterian Church
Carl L. Nelson
Greentwood
Gehrig and Sen Furnal
Light Memorial Presbyterian Church of the Cancer Fund
Bloomfield
Neb
Leroy
Minnie L. Zorn Gish
Dalton
Mr.Gish
Storm Lake
Towa
Florence Blome
Pittam Funeral Set Tomorrow
Harry R. Pittam 83 died Saturday night after six weeks of ill health. Services Tuesday October 15 at 10 a.m. at The Craig Mortuary with Rev. John Stayton officiating. burial in Grand View Cemetery Fort Collins Colorado. Survivors include three daughters Iva Gausman Wichita Lucile Glahn Fort Collins Julia Heke Casner Wyoming. four sons Earl Berk Springs Orville Kirkdall Hurst Kenneth Sidney. 23 grandchildren 24 great grandchildren. one son Irwin preceded him.
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Craig Mortuary
John Stayton
Grand View
Fort Collins
Colo
Harry R. Pittam
Sterling, Neb
Hiram
Julia Ann Bruce Pittam
Filley
Neb
Mane Andersen
Gage County
Cheyenne County
Sidney Draw
Sidney
Pittam
Bushnell
Colorado
Denver
Hastings
Iva Gausman
Wichita
Kan
Lucile Glahn
Julia Heke
Casner
Wyo
Earl
Berk Springs
Orvile
Kirrdall
Hurst
Kenneth
Irwin
Social Security Agent to Visit Sidney Office on Wednesdays
Kenneth Weber from the Social Security Administration will be at the Sidney Employment Office the first four Wednesdays of each month. He will be there October 11 and October 23 to assist with claims and answer questions. Hours are 10 am to 3 pm.
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Kenneth Weber
Social Security Administration
Scottsbluff
Sidney
Weather Outlook With Mild Weekend Temperatures
Fair weather continues through tomorrow. A low tonight around 35 to 40 degrees with a mild high near 70 degrees tomorrow.
47 year area resident dead in Sidney
Mrs Lillian Rose Kinnersly 76 died Friday evening in Memorial Hospital after a year of declining health. A 47 year Cheyenne County resident, she lived in Dalton before moving to Sidney in 1938. Funeral services set for Tuesday at St Patrick Catholic Church, burial Greenwood Cemetery.
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Lillian Rose Kinnersly
Memorial Hospital
Cheyenne County
St. Patrick Catholic Church
Vincent Pelster
Greenwood Cemetery
Gehrig and Son Funers
Lillian Rose Cailher
Albion
Neb
Claude
Mary O’ Keefe Cailher
Littleton
Colo
Albert J Kinnersley
Dalton
Sidney
Kinnersley
Wheat Growers to Meet With Wyoming Group in Torrington
The Nebraska Wheat Growers Association board meets October 21 in Torrington at the American Legion Club with host Goshen County Wheat Growers. Eastern Wyoming growers join as first-time attendees for discussions on wheat legislation market development and program facets. Carl Otto of Goshen County presides. Wheat Hearts auxiliary also meets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torrington
Wyo
Nebraska Wheat Growers Association Board of Directors
Wyoming
Rauner
Wyoming Growers
Carl Otto
Yoder
Goshen County
NWGA
Donna Sherlock
Bayard
Nebraska
Top Quality Sorghum Seed Seen In State
Lincoln Nebraska indications are Nebraska's 1963 certified hybrid sorghum seed again will be of top quality, according to Dan Lancaster secretary manager of the Nebraska Crop Improvement Association. Preliminary testing of combined sorghum samples by the Nebraska Crop Improvement Laboratory at the College of Agriculture are encouraging. Weather was nearly perfect for rapid drying and harvesting of the seed. seed germinations are excellent in laboratory tests.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Dan Lancaster
Nebraska Crop Improvement Association
Nebraska Crop Improvement Laboratory
College of Agriculture
Lancaster
Sidney student injured in university intramural game mishap
Terry Spiker of Sidney, a University of Nebraska student, fell Saturday in Lincoln during intramural football and broke his shoulder blade. He is hospitalized at Bryan Memorial Hospital as his parents travel to be with him.
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Terry Spiker
Sidney
University of Nebraska
Lincoln
Young Spiker
Keith Spiker
Bryan Memorial Hospital
Soil Awards Dinner Program Set For Tuesday
Cheyenne County Soil Conservation banquet will be held Tuesday night at the Youth Center. Countess Maria Pulaski will keynote, known as an Allied spy in World War II, seen in Hollywood during a visit. The program includes soil conservation award presentations and tickets remain at the SCS office or from supervisors.
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Cheyenne County Soil Conservation Awards
Maria Pulaski
Hollywood
SCS
Mrs Holloway Hurt In Fall From Horse
Mrs L. C. Holloway is a patient at Memorial Hospital recovering from rib fractures nose lacerations and bruises after a horse reared throwing her Sunday afternoon. The horse also fell on her during the incident.
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L. C. Holloway
Memorial Hospital
Jaycees Move Meeting Site To Legion Clubrooms
Sidney Junior Chamber of Commerce changes meeting venue from Yendis Cafe to Legion Club in the JC Penney building basement. President Jerry Hile says the first gathering in the new space will be Tuesday night.
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Sidney Junior Chamber of Commerce
Yendis
Legion Club
J C. Penney
Jerry Hile
Jaycee
City Council Considers Prepaying Aviation Bonds
The city council meets Monday at 7 30 PM with a short agenda including a proposal to prepay four thousand dollars of aviation field bonds.
Woman Is Injured In Car Truck Crash
A Norfolk woman, Lucille Scott, 49, sustained a broken back and at least two fractured vertebrae in a collision Saturday on Highway 30 two miles east of Sunders. Her husband Theodore Scott, 54, drove the car. The incident involved a westbound 1952 Chevrolet farm truck driven by Arthur Bruns, 49, of Lodgepole. Damages were $1,000 to the Oldsmobile and $10 to the truck.
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Sunol
Lucille Scott
Norfolk
Theodore Scott
Arthur Bruns
Lodgepole
Telegraph
Sunders
de Shipley
Highway Safety Patrol
Mr. Scott
Bruns
Scott
Delinquent Tax List Published in Cheyenne County
Cheyenne County publishes this year a combined delinquent real estate and mineral tax list listing surface and subsurface rights. Treasurer Mable Jorgensen notes the two-page delinquency compilation spans three consecutive weeks in October, matching law and prior length, with no personal tax list published in Cheyenne County.
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Cheyenne County
Mable Jorgensen
Early Corn Harvest Reduces Nebraska Crop Losses
Lincoln note says farmers can cut potential losses by harvesting corn early to stop stalk rot. University of Nebraska Extension plant pathologist John L Weihing reports rapid stalk rot development with a survey showing 50 percent or more infection in some Central Platte Valley fields and possible spread to other productive Nebraska corn regions.
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Lincoln
John L Weihing
University of Nebraska Extension
Wething
Nebraska
Platte Valley
Farmers Split Over Wheat Sale to Soviet Union
In North Platte area farmers favor selling nearly 300 million dollars of wheat to the Soviet Union for hard cash to reduce a nationwide surplus. A grass roots meeting shows roughly a three to one vote in favor, with farmers like Allen Brauer and Tom Lenzen weighing cash against political risk.
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Frances. Craig
Canada
North Platte
Freeman
Allen Brauer
South Divide
Kfnwood Andersen
Dalton
Ivan Walker
Russia
Chuck Lafler
Sidney
Bob Milegadi
Pold
Tom Lenzen
Long Growing Season Sets Record With Mild Spell
The 1963 growing season is reportedly the longest on record per Scottsbluff Weather Bureau. A new latest frost date could be set, with a frost possible tonight and a record last frost in 1910 on October 24. Rains were light. highs reached 70s, with a brief thunderstorm and a NW wind. A five day forecast calls for continued warm autumn weather with little rain.
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Scottsbluff Weather Bureau
Weather Bureau
Federal Aviation Agency
Dalton
Cheyenne
Douglas
Wyo
Civil Rights Talk At Wednesday Church Luncheon
National civil rights leaders will discuss at a lunch meeting at First Methodist Church from 12 30 to 3 30 p m Wednesday. Speakers include Rev Robert Stone from New York City Miss Prathia Hall of Atlanta and Rev Darrel Berg of Lincoln chaired by Christian Social Action Nebraska Council of Churches. Luncheon tickets are 1 50.
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National Workers For Civil Rights
First Methodist Church
Nebraska Council of Churches
National Council of Churches
Robert Stone
New York City
Commission On Race
Prathia Hall
Atlanta
Darrel Berg
Christian Social Action
Trinity Methodist Church
Lincoln
Crippled Children's Clinic Here Saturday
The first Crippled Children's Clinic in Sidney will be held Saturday morning at the Elks Auditorium. Hous will run from 7:30 until noon. Mrs Joan Hart Cheyenne County Welfare Director urges anyone bringing a child to contact her for details with more in Wednesday's paper.
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Sidney
Elks Auditorium
Joan Hart
Cheyenne County
Hous
James Knicely to Spend Year in New Zealand
Sidney High School senior James Knicely, son of Mr and Mrs Jack R Knicely, sails January to Upper Hutt New Zealand as a visiting student under Rotary Club exchange. He will graduate with the class of 1964 in absentia and stay one year as guest of the Upper Hutt Rotary. Bendigo Victoria Australia will send David Louis Martin to Sidney as a visiting student next year.
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James Knicely
Jack R. Knicely
Sidney
New Zealand
Rotary Club
Upper Hutt
Rotary Ch
Urner Nutt
Wellington
Sidney High School
Sidney Club
David Louis Martin
Bendigo
Victoria
Australia
Sugar Content In Beets Dimmed Nebraska Harvest
A large western Nebraska sugar beet crop is underperforming as beet sweetness lags behind expectations due to weather conditions. Digging continues and factories may run into February to process the harvest. Farmers fear rapid winter wheat growth and note a big milo harvest has led to a box-car shortage. Nebraska's Railway Commissioner urged ICC action to secure quotas to alleviate the car shortage amid bumper yields.
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Nebraska
Lodgepole Valley
Weather Bureau
Richard H. Larson
Larson
ICC
Kenneth Tuesle
Response To United Fund Faces Slow Pace
The United Fund drive remains slow says general chairman Kenny Hochman. Contacts have been made and workers await contributions. If everyone gives a little, the goal of 17008 dollars could be reached.
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United Fund
Kenny Hochman
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National Conference of Agricultural
Oklahoma
Lyle
Florence
Gail L. Gish
Merlin L
Reva A. Campbell
Nebr
Carrer
Mary Margaret McCulloch
Corning
Calif
Ethel Touney
John G. Sr
William H. Albert Jo Jr
Beverly L
Mary Burke
Downey
Soil Awards
Countess Maria Pulaski
Soil
Jaycees
Legion
City Council
Ray Davis
Potter
Arvin Livingston
Oome
FAA
Crippled Children's Clinic
James Kniclly
West
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