Bulletin Board for September 23, 1974
Today is Monday September 23 1974 the 166th day of the year with 99 days left. Notable events include Augustus Caesar born in 63 BC the capture of Major John Andre in 1780 revealing Benedict Arnold's plot, Lewis and Clark completion in 1806, Knickerbocker Club founded in 1845, WWI air raid on Dusseldorf in 1914, Tunney beating Dempsey in 1926, Nixon defense broadcast in 1952, and Berlin travel talks in 1964. Birthdays include Tom Clark Ray Charles and Mickey Rooney. Thought for today quotes Plato on rulers and lying.
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Augustus Caesar
John Andre
Benedict Arnold
West Point
Lewis and Clark
Mississippi River
U.S
New York
East Germany
West
Mickey Rooney
Plato
Panhandle Forecast Mixed Skies and Mild Temperatures Ahead
Go Panhandle forecast calls for mostly fair conditions tonight and Tuesday with lows in the 40s. Cooler Tuesday with highs in the 70s and northwest winds 5 to 10 mph. Extended outlook from Wednesday to Friday shows partly cloudy skies and mild conditions with highs from the upper 70s to mid 80s and lows mainly in the 40s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panhandle
Associated Press
Prolific Weekend Police Log From Memorial Area
Friday through Sunday reports show multiple incidents including vehicle collisions in Sidney and Brush areas with damages totaling hundreds of dollars. Prowlers, thefts of tools, cash, and a liquor money bag are noted along with two arrests for disturbances.
Court Action County Court Traffic Cases List Speeding Fines
A county court traffic record lists individuals from multiple states cited for speeding and related offenses with fines ranging from 10 to 25 dollars plus costs. Names include Gary Potts Vernon Shepker Randall Humphrey Corinne Yardley Roger Hoos and more with dates in August and September. Several drivers are noted for reckless driving and varying fines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary Potts
Macomb
Roland Schaeder
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Vernon Shepker
Alma
Scott Shields
Hillside
Joseph Smith
Littleton
Colo
Frank Wheeler
Fairfield
Calif
Loran Barton
Sterling
Eugene Lodes
Sidney
Beverly Kinnersley
Randall Humphrey
Corinne Yardley
Roger Hoos
Battle Creek
Mich
Sandra Hoppes
Kimball
Mace Ishida
Black Lake
Ohio
Deborah Jones
Lincoln
Paul Moorer
Ord
Kevin Morgan
Bergenfield
N.J
Earl Sanders
Fort Wayne
Ind
Jeffrey Scissow
Bloomington
Minn
Robert Smith
Sollisaw
Okla
Sam Bartelotta
Glenview
Ill
Infant Chris Will Otto Brauer Dies at Birth
Infant son of Mr and Mrs Vern Brauer of rural Sidney died at Memorial Hospital in Sidney at birth. Survived by parents grandfather Paul Kurtz of Scottsbluff and four siblings. Graveside service 9:30 a.m. Tuesday at Trinity Lutheran Church Cemetery South Divide. Dr H F Krohn officiating. Holechek Funeral Home in charge.
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Chris Will Otto Brauer
Vern Brauer
Sidney
Memorial Hospital
Paul Kurtz
Scottsbluff
Trinity Lutheran Church Cemetery
South Divide
H.F. Krohn
Holechek Funeral Home
Barbecue Smoke Suspected Cause of Alarm at Illinois Street
At 6 p.m. Friday firefighters responded to 515 Illinois St where smoke raised alarm due to possible barbecue. Early Saturday at 7 18 a.m. a California camper pickup caught fire after a crash at the 1 80 interchange causing $5350 in damage and minor injuries.
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Illinois St
California
Brian Keith Teall Born to Teall Family in Sidney
Brian Keith Teall, a nine pound two and a half ounce boy, was born at 6 18 am on September 20 at Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Robert W Teall of Sidney. He has a sister Branda Marie and paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Robert A Teall and Mrs Allene Thomson of North Platte. Great grandparents are Mr and Mrs Wilbur Norris of Litchfield Michigan and Mrs Myrtle Hettinger of Coldwater Michigan. Gary Dean Smith and Mrs Donald B Smith of Sidney are the parents of a four pound three and one fourth ounce son, born at 10 24 am on September 17 at Memorial Hospital. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Ernest Smith of Stuart and Mr and Mrs Tony Seil of Las Vegas Nevada. Great grandparents are Mr Roy Pohl of Omaha.
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Robert W. Teall
Sidney
Brian Keith
Memorial Hospital
Branda Marie
Robert A. Teall
Allene Thomson
North Platte
Wilbur Norris
Litchfield
Mich
Myrtle Hettinger
Coldwater
Gary Dean Smith
Donald B. Smith
Sidney Aceite
Ponary Dean
Ernest Smith
Stuart
Tony Seil
Las Vegas
Nev
Roy Pohl
Omaha
Hospital Notes Admits and Dismissals at Chappel
Admitted Sidney Peggy Tritt Marvin Hoppes Mary Kauffman Ira Gardner. Discharged Sidney Doris Allen Esther Sears Gail Grueling Peggy Tritt Jo Ann Hurd and baby girl. Births to Mr and Mrs Louis Study a baby girl born September 22.
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Sidney
Peggy Tritt
Marvin Hoppes Chappell
Mary Kauffman
Ira Gardner
Doris Allen
Esther Sears
Gail Grueling
Jo Ann Hurd
Mrs. Louis
Cheyenne County Meeting and Club Activities Listed
The notice outlines the Cheyenne County NFC regular meeting at 8 p.m. in the Wheatbelt Building with reports on the Des Moines Emergency Action and SEC action. It also lists Sidney City Council at 7 30 p.m. Council Chambers, Kiwanis and Rotary meetings at the Fort Sidney Motor Hotel, and the Wheatgrowers Association 8 p.m. at the Wheatbelt Building. A Catholic Daughters regular meeting and Mass on the month are noted at St Patrick's Basement, with a panel on Dr Ron Daly's speech Problem Solving as a Family, plus American Legion Post 17 meeting at Legion Hall.
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Cheyenne County
NFC
Wheatbelt
Des Moines
Iowa
SEC
Sidney City
Goodman warns Sidney Plaza risk if rezoning stalls plan
Goodman says Eisenburg company may drop Sidney Plaza if ground fails to move soon as other centers advance. He notes Wray, Colo., center underway and stresses 11th Ave. site is the only preferred location, with buyout blocked by rezoning. He would pull out to keep town harmony.
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Goodman
Sidney Plaza
Eisenburg Company
Sidney
Wray
Colo
11Th Ave
Pleasant autumn weather across Nebraska opens first day
Pleasant weather marked the first day of autumn in Nebraska with clear to partly cloudy skies. Temperatures ranged from the 70s in the east to the lower 80s in the west, with a chance of showers in the east Monday night and Tuesday.
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Associated Press
Nebraska
Project HELP group meets with community advisory panel
The Community Advisory Committee for Project HELP met for a brief session led by project director Rod Fleeman who described activities from the past two months and noted career education materials used to broaden occupational information in the curriculum. Project technician Jenne Garvey urged members to assist staff in boosting community involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Project Help
Rod Fleeman
Fleeman
Jenne Garvey
Sidney high school band raffles car fundraiser success
Barbara Oberndorfer of Sidney won a 1974 yellow Vega during halftime of the Sidney versus Gering game at Weymouth Field. The band sold $1 chances for six months and reported several thousand tickets sold. Band members will take orders for household items Wednesday evening as part of the fund drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Oberndorfer
Sidney
Sidney High School
Sidney-Gering
Weymouth Field
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