This Is the Life Begins 17th TV Season This Fall
The program This Is the Life launches its 17th season on September 29, produced in Hollywood and funded by Lutheran Church Missouri Synod mission funds. It has grown from six stations to over 300 and now offers French Spanish and Portuguese soundtracks. Local sponsors include Missouri Synod Lutheran Churches across Western Nebraska Colorado and Wyoming with Rev. Lester Boehm urging viewers to hear the message in nearby churches.
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Wly Ed Sullivan
Hollywood
Lutheran Church , Missouri Synod
Lutheran Layman’s League
Missouri Synod
Nebraska
Colorado
Wyoming
Lester Boehm
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church of
Sidney
Injunction Denied Over Area Vocational School Vote
District Judge Norris Chadderdon in North Platte denied a temporary injunction to halt general election balloting on area vocational technical school participation. The Oct 7 hearing for a permanent injunction was scheduled as plaintiffs cited potential irreparable harm, while counter reps from Lincoln Arthur and Keith Counties and the North Platte VT school defended the operation.
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Norris Chadderdon
North Platte
Lincoln County
Warren Yobom
Custer County
M. L. Chaloupka
Lincoln
Arthur
Keith
Patrol Troopers Get New Badges
Patrol troopers of the Nebraska State Patrol prepare to switch to a new badge reflecting the 1967 name change from Nebraska Safety Patrol to Nebraska State Patrol. The old badge, used since 1937, read Nebraska Safety Patrol Patrolman. The new design bears Trooper Nebraska State Patrol State of Nebraska and the badge number.
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Nebraska State Patrol
State of Nebraska
Nebraska Safety Patrol
WNUCC Backs Bond Plan for Nebraska Highways
Western Nebraska United Chambers of Commerce directors endorse a constitutional amendment to allow Nebraska to finance road construction with bonds. They also oppose repealing the state income tax if the Supreme Court allows putting the issue on the November ballot. The group cites rising road costs and notes an Omaha slide presentation on regional growth. A separate item reports a firefighter injury in a Dalton blaze.
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Chadron
Nebraska
Jack Pollock
Ogallala
Northern Systems
Omaha
Neberaska
Sidney
Defensive driving course offered by ESU 19 in Sidney
Educational Service Unit 19 sponsors a four week defensive driving course starting October 9 in East Ward school Sidney to improve test passage and reduce accidents. A materials fee of 4.00 for the first family member, then 2.00 for each additional member. Enroll by October 7. first 40 applicants accepted.
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Educational Service Unit #19
Sidney
Psm
East Ward School
E. S.C
Oil Well Treater Burns Dalton Man
A Dalton man, Jim Gilroy, was severely burned Tuesday in an oil well treater explosion as gas ignited while he checked the equipment. His wife nearby rolled him in a blanket to extinguish the flames.
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Dalton
Jim Gilroy
Gilroy
J B Dean Campaign Swing Through Nebraska Towns
Democrat Congressional candidate J B Dean from Gothenburg Nebraska visited Sidney for a Democratic luncheon and planned stops in Kimball Grand Island and Stanford. Dean, a local implement dealer, built his campaign on Nebraska agriculture issues with Sidney sponsor Leonard Fine praising his potential for farming policy.
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J. B. Dean
Gothenburg
Neb
Dave Martin
Kearney
Sidney Area
Dean
Democratic Committee
Kimball
Scottsbluff
Kimeball County Democrats
Grand Island
Stanford
Leonard Fine
Sidney
Nebraska
Loebe Services Held Here Today
Funeral services for Frank Albert Loebe 77 were held at St. Patrick's Church with Fr. Edward Flinn officiating. Burial followed at Greenwood Cemetery. pallbearers included Kenneth Simpson and others. Loebe, born December 7 1890 in Hooper Nebraska, lived in Sidney then Denver where he died Tuesday. Survived by three sons including Frank J. and Norbert H. Loebe and Leona Shelley, plus relatives.
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St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Frank Loebe
Denver
Edward Flinn
Greenwood Cemetery
Kenneth Simpson
Duane Golden
Richard Peetz
Elmer Chaon
Joe Hahler
Norman Trobough
Gehrig and Son,Funeral Home
Frank Albert Loebe
Hooper
Neb
Henry Loebe
Sidney
Frank J
Norbert H. Loebe
Leona Shelley
Sidrey
Break In At St Patrick's Grade School Sidn ey
A break in on Thursday night at The St Patrick's Grade School at 12th and King in Sidney caused minor damage. An empty bank bag and a small microscope were reported missing after a thief entered through an unlocked south window. The library door window was broken and several office cabinets pried open.
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St. Patrick’s
King
Sidney
Adult Education Registration Opens Next Week
Sidney Public Schools announce adult education registration Monday and Tuesday evenings at the Sidney High School office. Thirteen classes offered with an eleven dollar fee, except basic aviation with fees set at registration. Instructors include Everitt Phillips Jensen Moncrief Knicely Kors Hahler Lewis Lichtenberg Burrows.
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Sidney Public Schools
Sidney High School
Charles Everitt
Jan Phillips
Richard Jensen
Ken Moncrief
Jack Knicely
Max Kors
Joe Hahler
Ancel Lewis
Judy Lichtenberg
Don Burrows
Jean Rankin
Delinquent Tax Warrants Ready for Mailing
The Cheyenne County sheriff will mail approximately 850 distress warrants representing about 92 760 in delinquent personal property taxes from 1967 and prior years. The real estate tax delinquent list will be published in early October with a certificate sale set for November 4 at 10 30 a.m. in the county treasurer’s offices. A separate traffic incident reports $95 damage when a car backed from a curb struck a northbound vehicle on 14th Avenue near Illinois Street.
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Cheyenne County
14Th Avenue
Ilinois
Francis Hiner
Sidney
Dennis Wamsley
Wamsley
Minor Accidents Investigated by Sidney Police
Two minor traffic incidents were reported Wednesday by the Sidney Police Department. At 4:05 p m at Sth and Illinois a collision occurred involving Brenda Steele of Sidney and Kiyoko Frazee of Sidney with one vehicle stationary at the edge of a parking lot.
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Sidney
Brendan
Steele
Kiyoko Frazee
Tech Night Class Starts October 15
Vo-Tech School announces night classes begin October 15 with six 18 week courses at 10 dollars each. Courses include basic and advanced electricity, basic arc welding, automotive diagnosis and tuneup, engine rebuilding, and home remodeling construction. Pre requisite is advanced electricity. Limited enrollment. information via 256 7204.
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Vo-Tech
Lockwood Jewelry Marks 40 Years in Sidney
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Lockwood celebrate four decades of business in Sidney with a 40th anniversary display of memories. They began in 1928 at the Liberty State Bank site and moved to the current 10th Avenue location in 1946 after wartime shortages. The couple recall early hardships, shifts in location, and a modern shop featuring an ultrasonic cleaner and multiple engraving machines.
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Lloyd Lockwood
Sidney
Mr. Lockwood
Fine’s
Sidney Furniture Store
Lockwood
10Th Avenue
Lockwoods
Kimball
Pine Bluffs
Wyo
Liberty State Bank
Barker
Rex
Omaha
Denver
Fresh foot and mouth outbreaks hit farms near Kruger Park
Reports from Johannesburg say foot and mouth disease has reappeared on farms near Kruger National Park and in South West Africa. Officials warn migrating animals from Kruger Park may spread the disease to farm stock in a small northern area of South West Africa.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Kruger National Park
South West Africa
Kruger Park
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WNUCC
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