Dinny And The Witches stars lead Panhandle Players cast
Mrs Lewis Mehling plays Amy and Larry Delinger stars as Dinny in the Panhandle Players stage this Friday and Saturday at 8 p.m. in the Senior High auditorium directed by Mrs John Elwell Jr. Also in the cast are Mrs Otto Aufdengarten Mrs Mattie Bryan Barbara Helms plus six other teenagers. Tickets at the door or with season or patrons tickets. This is the first production of Panhandle Players 1964 season.
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Panhandle Players
Dinny and the Witches
Lewis Mehling
Larry Delinger
Telegraph
Many Elections April 7th Gurley Special Liquor Issue
Gurley voting on April 7 will include liquor-by-the-drink as the only special issue. Also on ballots for Sidney and Gurley are city council, school board, and police magistrate races with multiple candidates, including incumbents and new contenders, plus term lengths affected by recent deaths and transfers.
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Cheyenne County
Gurley
Sidney
C. B. Dorwart
C. J.cornelius Jr
George Rohde
Herman Frerichs
Clarence Ewert
Harry Handley
Allen Lessman
Harold Johnson
Robert Hinrichs
Bernie Busboom
Robert Spearow
Dalton
Lawrence Miller
Earl Munshaw
Henry Fraass
Cecil Pritchett
Glenn Brestel
Jesse Allen
Max Ravert
Charles Bode
Leonard Deaver
Norman Rushman
W, L, Chichester
Lodgepole
Dick Smith
Lloyd Bondegard
A. L. Kripal
L. E. Lydiatt
Delmar
Esky
Arnold Michelman
H. W. Quinn
Ralph Fraass
William Behrends
Paul Fraass
Joe Teague
Potter
Ron Maas
Leon Larson
Earl Anderson
Ed Boehnke
Ed Killham
Francis Gaston
Bill Zink
Elmer Seyfang
Delmar Knight
Charles Belden
Three Western Nebraska towns set liquor by the drink vote
In Gurley Bridgeport Kimball and Chappell voters go to the polls next Tuesday on liquor by the drink. Chappell features a mayoral contest with Ray Smith challenging Eugene Lydiatt and urging a 25 percent cut in electric rates. Kimball discusses the issue with strong debate while Bridgeport and Gurley offer no newspaper stance.
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Nebraska
Gurley
Bridgeport
Kimball
Chappell
Ray Smith
Eugene M. Lydiatt
James O'Neal
Highway Department
Smith
Bureau of Reclamation
Rushville Election to Include Fluoridation Vote
Rushville voters will choose on April 7 whether to fluoridate the city water alongside town and school official ballots. Fluoridation is on the ballot in addition to regular municipal and school races.
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Rushville
Martin Cox Named Scout Executive for Tinta Tonka District
Martin Cox, 27, named Scout Executive for the Tinta Tonka District of the Wyo Braska Council, Boy Scouts. Former Denver resident, trained at Mendham New Jersey, previously assistant Scoutmaster, filled vacancy after Don Brian’s transfer. Cox will oversee activities across most of the Southern Nebraska Panhandle.
Noonans Seek Land Transfer Between School Districts
A freeholder petition by Harry N and Mrs Elsie M Noonan will have a hearing on April 14 to transfer land from School District 132 Morrill County to District 91-C Cheyenne County The hearing before the county clerk treasurer and Superintendent will determine only the Noonans property and has no broader effect.
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Harry N
Elsie M. Noonan
Noonans
Morrill County
Cheyenne County
Sidney Telegraph
Wheat Head Sees Gains If Bill Passed
McCOOK The Nebraska Wheat Growers Association president Wayne Allen said a voluntary certificate wheat bill soon to be voted on in the House would cut taxpayer costs while meeting key goals. He said the bill maintains producer income, reduces wheat program costs and surplus stocks, and gives farmers more freedom. If defeated, growers face about 70 cents per bushel less for this year's wheat.
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McCook
House of Representatives
Nebraska Wheat Growers Association
Wayne Allen
Nebraska Wheat Growers
From Rain To Snow To Slush A Cheyenne County Day
An all day rain turned to wet snow by midnight as Cheyenne County roads became slick and muddy. Farmers welcomed moisture boosting spring crops, with 4 to 6 inches of snow and over two inches of rain aiding barley oats safflower and wheat. Schools closed, outages hit Lodgepole, and officials warned drivers while noting overall agricultural benefits despite travel disruption.
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Cheyenne County
Ivan Liljegren
Federal Aviation Agency
FAA
Dave Ells
Sidney
Dalton
Don Dey Ermand
Lodgepole
Scottsbluff Weather Bureau
Liljegren
Nebraska
Wyoming
Colorado
Nebraska oil discovery shows potential in Cheyenne County
Nebraska reports a promising oil discovery in the southwest Cheyenne County area on state land by Sage Oil Co. and Baumgartner Oil Co. The No. 1 Scholl well near the Lieber offset produced oil as a forthcoming test, with gas potential, as multiple new sites including Banner and Kimball counties begin staking and testing.
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Nebraska
Cheyenne County
Sage Oil Co
Baumgartner Oil Co
Sage and Baumgartner
Hendricks
Banner County
W. C. McBride Inc
Don Rounds Drilling Co
Young GW NW
Colorado Oil and Gas Corp
Kimball County
CNE
Exeter Drilling Co
Pan-American Petroleum Co
Lewis
Midwest Oil Co
Scholl
Midwest
Sioux Army
Junior Leaders To Elect Tuesday
New officers for the 4 H Junior Leaders will be elected at a 7 30 p.m. meeting next Tuesday April 7 in the 4 H Building. County Agent Ivan Liljegren explains that this is the time of year for new members to join. Youths 14 years or older with 4 H Projects who want to help younger members or assist leaders with special Projects are invited to join.
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Ivan Liljegren
Weather outlook turns partly cloudy and cooler tonight
Snow ends this afternoon with winds diminishing this evening. Tonight becomes partly cloudy and rather cold. Tomorrow looks generally fair and warmer with lows around 15 tonight and highs near 40 to 50.
Winter Road Closure Warnings After Snow Delays Travel
Law enforcement urges motorists to avoid roads as snow blankets the area. By early afternoon highways become slick and shoulders treacherous with ice forecast to worsen. Thirty vehicles waited north of Kimball after a broken snow plow caused a lengthy highway blockage.
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Kimball
Beef Import Curb Sought by Western Nebraska Chamber
OGALLALA The Western Nebraska United Chambers of Commerce plans to send State Sen ator George Gerdes of Alliance to Manhattan Kansas April 23 24 with a resolution urging the U S Tariff Commission to substantially lower beef imports. About 200 attended the evening dinner at the VFW Club with a Nebraska history program by Dr. Robert Manley. Directors discussed Interstate 80 sign regulations state owned school lands and Interstate priorities. No action on Interstate priorities. a resolution on billboards expected at the next meeting.
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Ogallala
Western
Nebraska
WMCC
Rites Pending For Dalton Resident
John Kallenbach 76 of Dalton died this morning after a stroke at Pioneer Memorial Hospital where he had been taken a day earlier. Services are pending at Gehrig and Son Funeral Home. He had lived about 50 years in the Dalton community.
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John Kallenbach
Dalton
Pioneer Memorial Hospital
The
Gehrig and Son Funeral Home
Kallenbach
Sidney SHS music director leaves for Alaska post
Sid Phelps, Sidney High School instrumental music director for five years, will relocate with his family to Petersburg Alaska where he will serve as music director for the public schools. He cites Nebraska retirement limits as a reason, noting Alaska retirees receive about $300 monthly versus Nebraska's $75. The story indicates further details continue on page three.
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Sidney High School
Sid Phelps
Petersburg
Alaska
Phelps
Sidney
Nebraska
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