Bulletin Board Friday Highlights History and Notes
Friday September 14 bulletin recalls McKinley death in 1901 and Franklin's 1778 France mission. It notes Moscow entry in 1812 and Dempsey win in 1923, then 1940 draft act and 1945 Pearl Harbor peace overture reference. Also past births, wartime killings, and a 5 year ago nuclear accord. Wheat price jump noted. Zoe Caldwell birthday. Humorist E B White quote included.
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William Mc Rinles
Buffalo NY
Benjamin Franklin
France
Napoleon
Moscow
Jack Dempsey
Luis Angel Firpa
New York
Congress
Japan
Pearl Harbor
Aberdeen
Senate
Sidney
Zoe Caldwell
E B White
Panhandle Forecast Delivers Warm, Unsettled Week Ahead
Fair to partly cloudy tonight with a low near 50. Tuesday brings mostly cloudy skies and a high in the mid 60s. Extended outlook from Nebraska through Friday shows above normal temps with highs in the 80s and lows around 50 to 58 in the west and 55 to 62 in the east. Winds light to variable at 5-12 mph.
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Panhandle
Paris
Nebrasa
Parr
Associated Press
Local Traffic and Crime Briefs From City Clerk Ledger
At 5 04 p m Friday a 1964 Chevrolet pickup driven by Elsie Lindley of 1530 Grant was struck in the right rear fender by a 1972 Chrysler driven by Lorie Jo Sprenger. Lindley’s vehicle suffered 75 dollars in damages while Sprenger’s car incurred 170 dollars. On Saturday at 11 05 a m a purse theft from Lois M Stewart of Omar Court was reported. At 12 45 a m Sunday a prowler was reported by reporter Alice McClure of 1221 7th. At 12 11 a m Sunday a 1973 Oldsmobile operated by James C Valasek of 3180 33rd Cantor was struck in the right rear by a 1972 Datsun driven by Villa Gamez of 1503 Newton 21st and Ill resulting in 400 dollars damage to the Valasek car and 900 dollars to the Gamez car. At 12 35 a m Monday Fox Comingwear Theater rear door was found open.
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Chevrolet
Elsie Lindley
Grant
Chrisser
Lorie Jo Sprenger
Minnesota Lindley
Daimazes Sprenger
Danages
Lois M Stewart
Omar Court
Alice McClure
James C Valasek
Datsun
Villa Gamez
Valasek
Gamez
Fox Comingwear Theater
1974 Christmas Promotion Plan Outlined by Chamber
The Revenue County Chamber of Commerce retail committee describes a 1974 Christmas promotion following last year's pattern. It will include free Christmas trees and $10 wins for promotional winners, with details yet to be finalized.
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Revenue County Chamber of Commerce Retail Committee
Hospital Notes Admissions and Births
Admissions list includes Sidney Darnell Darence, Dismissed Shee Froxs, Wath Bute, Haotold Schreiner. Births note Voocard Mrs Charles Harvey, Sidney, Pets Gort Sept.
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Sidney
Darence Darnell
Charles Harvey
Pets Gort
Community Calendar Highlights Local Meetings and Events
A dense list of local meetings and social events is scheduled across the week. Highlights include the Providence Chapter Order of Eastern Star and various lodge and civic group gatherings, Kiwanis Rotary and church ministerial meetings, school and hospital activities, and weekly club luncheons and weight loss groups.
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Providence Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Beef Prices Show Little Change After Ceiling Lift
Consumers saw minimal price movement as the beef ceiling ended early amid new regulations. Safeway and Publix said prices held steady while Pathmark predicted shifts may occur midweek. A South Carolina wholesaler noted cheaper shipments and a glut in beef, and Philadelphia clerks walked out amid contract talks.
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Bert Brantley
South Carolina
Brantley
Philadelphia
Acme
Food Fair
A&p
Sidney Grocers Hold Off On Beef Market Outlook
In Sidney this morning grocers said it is too early to gauge beef market changes after the government ceiling move. Most have not heard from suppliers on wholesale price changes and those who have report the wholesale market unchanged or slightly lower for now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Spear
Armour & Co
Pathmark
Seaboard
Sidney
Clerks Union Leaders Endorse Pay Pact for Immediate Increase
Local 317 leaders urged acceptance of a contract that would raise wages by $20 now to an average weekly wage of $180. But 6,500 union members rejected the pact fearing the Cost of Living Council would deem it inflationary.
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Retail Clerks Union
Council
Grand Island Army Plant to be phased out this year
The Cornhusker Army Ammunition Plant will close this year as production of 73 pound bombs moves to the Navy. About 1,000 workers are affected with 670 contractors to be laid off after Oct 8 and officials say remaining staff will keep the site in readiness for possible future use. The plant, built in 1942, reactivated in 1965 and located in Hall County, employed 1,200 at peak.
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Army
Navy
Associated Press
Cornhusker
Mason and Hanger, Silans Mason and Co., Inc
Earl Hain Hain
Southeast Asia
Hall County
Cattle Marketers In Omaha Ignore Latest Development
Omaha wholesale cattle prices stayed mostly steady after price ceilings ended. Steers topped at 50.00 and heifers at 48.50 as about 5,000 cattle were offered, with hog prices jumping 7 to 8 dollars amid a noted hog shortage and rising retail costs discussed by industry sources.
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Omaha
Earl Butz
Donald Magdanz
National Livestock Feeders Association
Magdanz
Cost of Living Council
Hugh Mactier
Mactier
Machier
Birth of Jason Jon Andersen
Mr and Mrs Brian Andersen of Omaha announce the birth of their first child a son named Jason Jon born September 1 weighing six pounds eight ounces Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Bob Andersen and Mr and Mrs Robert Kallhoff of Sidney Great grandparents include Andrew Andersen San Diego Fred Dormann Chappell Lena Kallhoff Dalton and Mrs Lusetto Broadwater
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Jason Jon Andersen
Brian Andersen
Omaha
Jason Jon
Bob Andersen
Robert Kallhoff
Sidney
Andrew Andersen
San Diego
Calif
Fred Dormann
Chappell
Lena Kallhoff
Dalton
Lusetto
Broadwater
Health tips and emergency guidance for epileptic seizures
The Nebraska Medical Association explains that most epileptic seizures end on their own within a few minutes. Do not restrain or punish the patient or place objects between the teeth. Remove potential hazards and call a physician if a seizure lasts longer than fifteen minutes.
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Nebraska Medical Association
Potter-Dix Community Barbecue Draws Big Crowd
A Potter High School Band entertained as 1620 people ate 550 pounds of beef at a free barbecue. The Potter Lions Club organized the event with other community members. A three performance comedy by the Potter American Legion Post drew a full house. Organizers noted 767 people registered for prize drawings and Mr and Mrs Charles Campbell of Kimball were honored as the couple married the longest at 63 years.
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Potter High ‘School
Charles Campbell
Kimball
Campbells
Garden Club Awards Honor Northeastern Nebraskans
The Garden Club crowned awards of merit to Mrs. Alex Eckhardt Dix for chrysanthemums Mrs. Helen Beranek Kimball for asters and Mrs Florence Linton Lindey for a hybrid tea rose. Horticultural sweeps and artistic division honors listed for many members across Big Springs Sutherland Paxton Lincoln Sidney and Dix with numerous classes and blue ribbons.
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Alex Eckhardt
Dix
Helen Beranek
Kimball
Asters
Florence Linton
Lindey
Clarence Carlson
Chappell
Sidney
Leo Click
Winifred Tisdale
Adam Schneider
R. A. Spear
Paxton
Oesie Litzenberg
Lincoln
Land
Ed Hoberman
Big Springs
Flossie Litzenberg
Big Country
Faye Wiegand
Dalton
Henry Greathouse
Elwood Kealy
Sutherland
Erma Tallmage
West
Glen Vrihmeyer
North Platte
Frank Anderson
Glenn Vrihmeyer
Harold Kraupie
Bridgeport
Florence Deason
Claude Burt
Cam
John Randolph
Bayard
Walter Armstrong
Ray Davis
Potter
Ted Lindquist
Wahoo
Nell. Ecker
Missouri
Helen Wheeler
Ellen Peterson
Wayne Craig
John Isaacs
Harry Greathouse
John Isaac
Rhoda Vanicek
Omaha
Laura James
Darrell Armstrong
Adolph Travenbcek
Cedar Bluffs
Nebraska
Wayne ‘Craig
Alex Eckhart
Alice Foster
Petunias
Pearl Christensen
Mable Jorgensen
Marvin Dewey
Marvin Wey
Ellen Petersen
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Bulletin Board
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Gehrig and Son Funeral
Frederick L. Schwartz
Benkelman
Schwartz
Union Pacific Railroad
Harrisburg
Helen Hite
Schwarts
Leonard
Detroit
Ore
Harold
Gary
Ivelyn Burt
Blue River
Louise Banks
Rushville
Helen Houser
Leila Stone
Honosasser
Fla
Ada Gray
Hernando
Laura Richards
Holton
Kan
Martin of
Greenwood Cemetery
Dewey Dirks
Henry
Mary Rodamacher Dirks
Johnson
West Nebraska General Hospital
Scottsbluff
Irma Morrow
Julesburg
Collee
Martin
South Dakota
Dirks
John Deere Co
Mud Springs Ranch
Irma
George Young
Roy
Wesley
Auburn
Arthur
Dalton Presbyterian Church
John Munson
Dalton Cemetery
Holecick Funeral Home
Hiveias Waa
Acd
Naar Hagh Library
Providence
Fort So
Lilian Hartman
Marilyn
Scar
Bagby
Fea
Superintendent of Schools
Ebey
Pototwe
Sidames Kiwanis and
Rotary
Sidney Halls Patricks High School
Portscine
Motor Hotel
Sidney Listed Fund
Ecu Itunance
Cheyenne County Ministerial Association
Chateau
Cheyenne County Drug Council
Sidney High School
Dave Wegner
Linted Methodist Women of
UY Potter
Triity Lutheran
Dalton L.C.W
Laude Vander Stoep
John Adam Jesson
Dalton State Bank
Lions Club
the Chateau
Bank
Senior Citizen's Center
Potter Chapter Order of Eastern Star
Sidney Wranglers
IWC
Edith Schmitt
Western
The
Telegraph
Printing, Co
Illinois, St., Sidney
Nebr
Cheyenne
Cheyenne County
Aes
Nebra
Ote Sas
Tan
Fay
Etree Ones
Louise Cook
John Shepherd
Safeway
Washington, D.C
Miami
Ron Pitts
Publix
Pitts
Grand Island
Cornhusker Army Ammunition
Department of the Army
Edward W. Howard
Nixon
Butz
Cudahy Co
Cudahy
USDA
Bai Mike
Potter-Dix
Garden Club
Dewey
Eckhardt
Isaacs
Greathouse
Beranek
Jorgensen
Wiegand
Joe Kaczmanek
Nicholson
Sandra Lyons
Michelson
Picotee
Lyons
Coleums
Weigand
Hoya
M. Kenfield
Philadendron
Viehmeyer
Kenfield
Troutman Berberis
Ist
Gilbert Troutman
A. Travnicek
H. Greathouse
H. Creathouse
Merle Johnson
Agt Kenton
Bertha
Mabel Nielson
Marvin’ Dewey
Gary Schneider
H.M
Carlson
Cynthia Jorgenson
Jeanine ‘Lind
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