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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1969

Page

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Elm disease moves west threatening western Nebraska

Dutch elm disease, plaguing eastern Nebraska since 1960, has reached Devel County and could devastate elm populations in Sidney and Cheyenne County. Dr. David Wysong warns the Panhandle may suffer more due to higher American elm prevalence. A four point control plan remains in effect while researchers pursue resistant varieties and skeptical about cures.

Nebraska Devel County David Wysong University of Nebraska Douglas County Sidney Cheyenne County Wysong Box Butte Dawes Sioux Iowa State University Ames Wysong Siad

Creighton Alumni Meeting Slated for Sept 28 in Sidney

Creighton University officials will attend the Western Nebraska Creighton alumni party at Sidney Country Club on Sunday September 28. Rev. James E. Fitzgerald S J and Chuck Maxwell will represent the university. Over 135 alumni from Alliance Bayard Bridgeport Chadron and nearby towns are invited along with parents. A new color film A Majority Report will be shown at 6 pm followed by dinner at 7 30 pm. The Western Nebraska chapter serves alumni within 50 miles of Sidney including parts of Nebraska Wyoming and Colorado.

Creighton University Western Nebraska Area Creighton Club Sidney Country Club James E. Fitzgerald S. J Chuck Maxwell Robert E. Decker Eleventh Street Sidney Western Nebraska Creighton

New Elks Club Manager Takes Post in Sidney

Peter G. Horst, formerly of Scottsbluff, began duties as Sidney Elks Club manager on Sept 15. He previously worked as a Scottsbluff Elks Club bartender and led Elks committee efforts. His wife Lydia will join in about a month. The Horsts, with five married children, announce free coffee daily from 9 to 11 a.m. except Sundays, inviting public participation.

Sidney Elks Club Peter G. Horst Scottsbluff Scottsbluff Elks Club Elks Lydia Horsts Elks Club

Extension home agents loom for Nebraska counties

Cheyenne County agent Ivan Liljegren reports the state will fund 52 home agents. Outstate counties may share about 46 percent of the previous count. Panhandle counties get six agents. Morrill Garden Cheyenne and Deuel seek joint posts, with action likely after year start. The plan signals shift to area home extension agents amid past vacancies and heavy county burdens.

Nebraska Cheyenne Ivan Liljegren Douglas Lancaster Panhandle Scotts Bluff Liljegren Home Extension Council

Benish Estate Aids Hospital Beneficiary Bequest Details

Viola Benish's last will leaves Memorial Hospital and Home a several thousand dollar bequest with land and funds to the hospital balance after specific requests. Peetz and Brower handle the estate, with Gerald Matzke managing details of the bequest. Estate administration costs and federal taxes remain to be determined. The hospital census has been low, while the rest home portion runs near capacity.

Darold Hendee

Brass theft at former Sioux Army Depot building

Cheyenne and Kimball County Sheriff's offices investigate the theft of brass door latches worth 2300 from a building on the former Sioux Army Depot property. Entry was gained by breaking windows. The owner is Walter Hilpert of Potter. The incident occurred in the past ten days and was reported recently.

Cheyenne County Sioux Kermit Brumbaugh Walter Hilpert Potter

Newly Passed Community College Bill Threatens Sidney Vo Tech

The Nebraska Legislature approved LB 979 creating seven area community colleges, shifting vocational training into junior colleges and threatening Western Nebraska Vo Tech at Sidney with funding pressures. The plan favors Scottsbluff, raises county tax concerns, and bans four-year degrees.

Vo-Tech Sidney Western Nebraska Vocational Technical School Scottsbluff Cheyenne County Western Area Community College Terry Carpenter Nebraska Associated Press Bill Community College System

New Doctor Is A Native Of Sidney

Dr. Calvin Cutright returns to Sidney joining Dr. Carl Cornelius in private practice. A 1959 Sidney High School graduate, he studied at Nebraska universities, interned in Lincoln, served in the Air Force at Yokota Base, and now settles back with his wife Lolly O Connor and three‑month‑old daughter Kristin in Sidney.

Sidney Calvin Cutright Carl Cornelius Cornelius Cutright O.F. Cutright Sidney High School University of Nebraska Lincoln University of Nebraska College of Medicine Omaha Bryan Memorial Hospital Air Force Yokota Air Force Base Tokyo Lolly O’connor Harold O’connor Kristin

Frontier Looking Better In August

Frontier Airlines reports August net profit of 1.08 million on 8.79 million operating revenue, up 23 percent from last August. Passenger revenue totals 7.28 million as 103.6 million revenue passenger miles set a new monthly record amid an 8 percent rise in available seat miles and factors including a labor dispute, Labor Day timing, and stronger summer travel demand.

Denver - Frontier Airlines E. Paul Burke Frontier Frontier Airlines

Carnival To Benefit Two Area Funds

Carnival for Scout Pack 89 scheduled for next Tuesday Sept 30 at 7 30 p m in the Shelter House to raise funds for the Sidney United Fund and the Billy Johnson Kidney Transplant Fund at Chappel Den leaders work on booths as dens promote Boy Scouting public invited to participate Scouts urged to recruit friends and new members Round Up month noted Don Green says Man Power begins with Boy Power Awards were given at the August 28 family night and swimming party including to Jay Armour Larry Osborn Michael Rhoden Nick Swanstrom Scotty Easterly and Dave Petersen

Shelter House Sidney United Fund Billy Johnson Kidney Transplant Fund Chappell Dens Don Green Sidney Mr. Green Jay Armour Larry Osborn Micheal Rhoden Nick Swanstrom Scotty Easterly Dave Petersen

Family Type Plan For Vo Tech Advances

A family type education plan for Western Nebraska Vocational Technical School in Sidney moves forward with a federal submission. George Gerdes, former State senator, carries the proposal to Washington and Senator Robert L. Clark has aided HEW discussions. The plan aims to boost enrollment and expand regional tech education with a February start date.

Western Nebraska Vocational Technical School Sidney Washington D.C United States Washington George Gerdes Alliance Nebraska Cheyenne County Department of Health, Education and Welfare Robert L. Clark HEW Kansas City Cecil Stanley Nebraska Department of Education

Sidney School Educators Okay Salary Proposal

At a Monday night Sidney Education Association meeting the group approved the 1970 71 salary schedule drafted by a committee led by Ken Moncrief. The plan goes to the board of education for approval. President Glen Houtz presided, noting his Philadelphia trip and National Education Association convention attendance. Treasurer Bill Rogers reported 300 percent membership across local state and national associations. Convention activities chair Paul Sheaman outlined plans for the District VI NSEA meeting in Sidney October 23 24, with district president Dr Harold Koch of Chadron set to speak at the October meeting.

Sidney Education Association Ken Moncrief Board of Education Glen Houtz Whch Sidney School Philadelphia National Education Association Bill Rogers Sidney Paul Sheaman NSEA Harold Koch Chadron

Marijuana Cache Believed To Be Nebraska Crop

Sterling area Logan County sheriffs recovered five plastic bags of fresh marijuana weighing an estimated 30 to 50 pounds in a barrow pit near a Sterling motel. A tip from a motel owner led deputies to the scene where suspects fled. the marijuana is believed to have originated in Nebraska and could be worth five to six thousand dollars when dried. Sheriff Vince Bianco noted increasing drug problems in the county and ongoing investigations.

Sterling Logan County Sheriffs Office Logan County Nebraska Vince Bianco

Joseph Teague Dies at 59 in Lodgepole Nebraska

Joseph James Teague 59 a Lodgepole resident died Thursday at Miller Memorial Hospital Chappell He worked 22 years for Cheyenne County before retiring in July Funeral services 10 am Monday Sacred Heart Catholic Church Lodgepole Rev Lambert Phillips interment Pleasant View Cemetery Rosary 7 30 Sunday Craig Holechek Funeral Home Sidney He was born June 10 1910 Logan Iowa married Fileen Rubado February 13 1935 Survivors include wife two sons Robert El Paso Texas and Richard Sitka Alaska four daughters all Lodgepole ten grandchildren

Joseph James Teague Cheyenne County Miller Memorial Hospital Chappell Teague Sacred Heart Catholic Church Lodgepole Lambert Phillips Pleasant View Craig-Holechek Sidney Sacred Heart Church Mr. Teague Lo=gan Iowa Oscar J Ida Marie Teague Fileen Rubado Teagues Farmers Co-Op

State Diplomats Expanding Ranks Across Nations

Nebraska diplomats contacted 270 companies in 50 cities in year one to promote home state industrial opportunities. Fifty-eight diplomats were elevated from envoy to ambassador at a banquet, including John A. Egging of Sidney. New envoys named include E. K. Yanney of Ludgenole.

Nebraska John A. Egging Sidney E. K. Yanney Ludgenole

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Miss Jones McCook Kansas Salina Carr Mr. Lehmkuhler Colorado State University Fort Collins Bauman Peter G, Horst The Benish Estate Cheyenne and Kimball County Board of Community Colleges Sheridan Banner Morrill Garden Kimball Dever New Doctor Calvin Webelo Vincent Idelicato Vo Tech Joseph Teague
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