Bulletin Board Today Highlights From 1776 To 1974
Monday September 9 1974 marks the 252nd day with events listed from 1776 when United States term became official to 1974 reflections. Highlights include Charles Durant early aviation in 1830 and Nixon urging cooperation for peace and progress. Alfred Landon turns 87 with a Groucho Marx thought on listening spouses.
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Continental Congress
Charles Durant
New York City
Hudson River
Perth Amboy
California
United States
White House
Grover Cleveland
Boston
Massachusetts
Calvin Coolidge
National Broadcasting Co
Radio Corp. of America
China
Nanking
Chrysler Corp
Auto Workers Union
Allegheny Airlines
Shelbyville
Ind
Nixon
Congress
Alfred Landon
Groucho Marx
Panhandle Weather Forecast Tonight and Week Outlook
Tonight partly cloudy cooler with lows in the 50s. Tuesday partly sunny with highs in the upper 80s. Winds southerly at 5 to 10 mph tonight. Extended outlook through Friday shows little temp change, with lows from the mid 30s northwest to about 50 southeast, and highs from the lower 60s northwest to the lower 70s southeast.
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Panhandle
Associated Press
Coming Events September 8 to 11 Cheyenne County
Regular and organizational meetings fill the Cheyenne County schedule on Monday and Wednesday. Cheyenne County Historical Association, ski club, highway safety commission and chamber events anchor a busy slate with dinners, films, and community drives at Sidney venues and local lodges.
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Cheyenne County Historical Association
Cheyenne County Chamber of Commerce
Cheyenne County
First United Methodist Church
Sidney
Cheyenne County Highway Traffic Safety Commission
Sidney Senior Citizen Club
Clark E. Wicks Joins 1974 Star Club for Scottsdale Conference
Clark E. Wicks, member of the 1974 Star Club of New York Life Insurance, has qualified to attend an educational conference in Scottsdale, Arizona. Qualification is based on 1973-74 sales records as stated by W. Carl Bargmann, general manager of the Wyoming General Office.
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Clark E. Wicks
Star Club of New York Life Insurance Company
Scotsdale
Ariz
W. Carl Bargmann
Wyoming
Birth announcements from Memorial Hospital list multiple families
Births at Memorial Hospital include Scott Jason Leal born August 26 to Lucia Leal of Pine Bluffs and a sibling Michael Dennis. Danielle Meegan Messing born August 29 to Donald Messing of Sidney with brother Charles George. Rachel Daisy Joles born August 30 to Junior Joles of Sidney with siblings John Shannon Joe Milly. Curtis Michael Swanson born August 30 to Rex A Swanson of Sidney with brother Mark Allen. Grandparents and great grandparents named for each family.
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Scott Jason Leal
Lucia Leal
Pine Bluffs
Scott Jason
Memorial Hospital
Michael Dennis
Linda Leal
Chicago
Ill
James Fredrickson
Norman Johnson
Long Pine
Walter Fredrickson
Axtell
Haven Arnold
California
Danielle Meegan Messing
Donald Messing
Sidney
Danielle Meegan
Charles George
Stan Sporseen
Lilian Messing
Joe Dodds
George Messing
Rachel Daisy Joles
Junior Joles
Rachel Daisy
John
Shannon
Joe
Milly
Bessie Joles
Beatrice
Earl Williams
Ogallala
Curtis Michael Swanson
Rex A. Swanson
Curtis Michael
Mark Allen
Lowell Swanson
Dalton
Clayton Kellerhuis
Sterling
Cole
Lloyd Lockwood
Emma Augusta Nightingale dies at 91 in Sidney
Emma Augusta Nightingale, born April 1 1883 in Powell, died Friday at Memorial Hospital Sidney aged 91. She married Emil Nightingale in 1905, lived near Colton from 1928, and belonged to Light Memorial Presbyterian Church. Surviving: son Earl, daughters Edna Ely and Esther Deaver, brother Carl Rosener, 12 grandchildren, 26 great grandchildren, one great great grandchild. Funeral today at Light Memorial Presbyterian Church. burial Greenwood Cemetery. Memorials to church. Pallbearers listed.
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Emma Augusta Nightingale
Sidney
Ernest
Augusta Kramer Rosener
Powell
Memorial Hospital
Emil Nightingale
Jefferson County
Colton
Jeffson County
Frank Deaver
The
Light Memorial Presbyterian Church
Earl Nightingale
Police Log Highlights of Friday to Sunday Incidents
Friday reports include bad driving and multiple collisions involving vehicles from Sidney and nearby areas with nominal damage and small payouts. A vandalism incident damaged a 1971 Duster. thefts include a coin purse, tape player, and a disturbance reported Sunday evening.
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George Jobman
Sidney
Plymouth
Phillip E. Peterson
Jobman Auto
Peterson Auto
Ford
Helen S Runion
Oldsmobile
Clifford R Parker
11Th Ave
Illinois
Runion Auto
Parker Auto
Chevrolet
James L Schilling
Harold H Miller
Mercedes
Richard D. Torgenson
Paramount
Calif
Schilling
Miller Auto
Torgenson Auto
Patricia L Flood
Dodge
Mark W. Howard
Alliance
Betty Duffy
Chester C. Robb
Loomis
Robb
Mobil Station
Rhonda Ahlberg
Navy float fire delays tow on Highway 19 interchange
At 8:45 a.m. Saturday a fire erupted on a U.S. Navy float being towed at the Highway 19 I-80 interchange. The blaze caused $100 in damage and was attributed to a cigarette.
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U.S. Navy
Highway 19
I-80
Court Action Hits County Court Docket List
A county court criminal docket lists multiple defendants with fines and statuses. Sue Gifford and others face fines for dog-related offenses, intoxication, and other charges. Driving under the influence and marijuana possession appear with specified fines, waivers, and dates. Some defendants are noted with locations such as Cheyenne, Pueblo, Sidney, Ontario, and dates in August.
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Sue Gifford
Joseph Henke
Marianne Kallhoff
Loyce Lenear
Robert J Houser
Bob Pohl
Robert E Anderson
David Bickford
Harry O. Bryant
Norval C. Oversall
Brian B. Bitner
Raymond A. Robinson
Gerald C Gilgren
Richard A Kurz
Michael P Powell
Hospital Notes Admitted Names in Multiple Locations
In the Sidney section Ernest Reker Bob Evans Laverne Coburn Jr Nancy Holling Lisa Cartwright Bea Golden Scott Schilz Joseph Sapeth Chappell Mary Hafer In Dalton George Winkelman In Potter Lisa Wright In Peetz Colo Charles Howard Lindsay In Sidney Norman Fletchall Patricia Flood Jodeen Miles Esther Siemers Nancy Holling Laverne Coburn Randy Jobman Allen Finley Clark Marsh Virginia Gardner In Potter Florence Wills Crook Colo Patricia Stumph.
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Sidney
Ernest Reker
Bob Evans
Laverne Coburn, Jr
Nancy Holling
Lisa Cartwright
Bea Golden
Scott Schilz
Joseph Sapeth Chappell
Mary Hafer
Dalton
George Winkelman
Potter
Lisa Wright Peetz
Colo
Charles Howard Lindsay
Norman Fletchall
Patricia Flood
Jodeen Miles
Esther Siemers
Laverne Coburn
Randy Jobman
Allen Finley
Clark Marsh
Virginia Gardner Potter
Florence Wills Crook
Patricia Stumph
Labor supply steady in Cheyenne Devel and Kimball Counties
Nebraska Department of Labor projects local labor force stability for 30 to 60 days as construction winds down. August unemployment rises to 165 from 101 in August 1973, with 85 new applicants down from July. Construction demand weakens due to student returns while Interstate-80 work nears completion. August placements show 40 percent in construction, 24 percent in transportation, and 36 percent across service farming and bench work.
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Cheyenne
Devel
Kimball
Nebraska Department of Labor
Department of Labor
Haul of Narcotics Off St Louis Decoy Uncovered in France
In Rhone France on February 25 1971 authorities seized 78400 pounds of floating bales containing morphine opium heroin and hashish worth 75 million on the U S retail market. Three men were seen loading the cargo into canoes during the operation.
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St Louis
Rhones
France
K N pair promoted in safety and training
Richard McKenzie announces two promotions at Kansas Nebraska Natural Gas Company. Tom Rutt becomes manager of technical services, moving from safety and training coordinator, while Eldon Wilson shifts to safety and training coordinator. Both will operate from Sidney office. Rutt will oversee servicemen training schools, OSHA compliance support, safety meetings, and manuals. Wilson will teach new and existing courses at the Sidney servicemen’s school.
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Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas Company
Richard McKenzie
K-N
Tom Rutt
Eldon Wilson
Sidney
Butt
OSHA
Wilson
Health tip for boating safety and survival swimming
The Nebraska Medical Association urges family boaters to learn survival swimming and to wear life jackets. Avoid overloading and rough handling. plan trips carefully. Dress for sun exposure with a hat to prevent sunburn and heat stroke.
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Nebraska Medical Association
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