Chuck Wagon Dinner invites set for Sidney area
The second annual Chuck Wagon Dinner will be held April 18 at the Elks Auditorium in Sidney. The Sidney Chamber of Commerce will mail invitations to about a thousand Cheyenne County and northern Colorado residents. Willis H. Edmund will speak. meal features Western beef on buns, baked beans, dessert, and coffee. The event honors rural residents with no sales or fundraising, aiming to foster community交流.
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Sidney Trade Area
Sidney Chamber of Commerce
Elks Auditorium
Wayne Moran
Cheyenne County
Colorado
Trade
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Willis H. Edmund
Goodyear
Fleming Endorses Film in Sidney Public Mail
Senator George Fleming of Sidney said he received a large volume of letters favorable to the controversial budget film shown in Sidney last week. He found no political sign in the presentation and praised the State Chamber of Commerce and Nebraska Industries for producing the informative film as a public service.
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George Fleming
Sidney
Sidney Telegraph
Nebraska
Sen. Fleming
State Chamber of Commerce
Nebraska Industries
Farm Investment Credit Guidance For Tax Returns
Richard P Vinal clarifies that taxpayers eligible for the Section 38 investment credit must claim it on their name tax returns. The credit applies to specific depreciable property acquired after 1961, with Form 3468 filed with the return. Basis must be reduced by the credit amount whether or not claimed.
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Richard P Vinal
International Revenue
Tavnovers
Vinal
Weekend Weather Outlook for City Mild With Clouds
The forecast calls for clear to partly cloudy skies with mild temperatures through Saturday. Lows near 30 to 35 degrees Friday night and highs around 60 degrees on Saturday.
Waite Installed Exalted Ruler of Sid ney Elks Lodge
Roland Waite was installed Exalted Ruler of the Sid ney Elks Lodge at a regular meeting Monday night. Installing officer was Frank Pivonka of Lodgepole. Fellow officers include McRea, Nelson, Brumfield, Lessig, Reed, Fletcher, Les sig, Ayres, and Mintken with Dyer Ketchum as outgoing ruler.
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Roland Ware
Gurley
Sidney Elks Lodge
Frank Pivonka
Lodgepole
Robert McRea
Dale Nelson
Jim Brumfield
John Lessig
Roy Reed
Russ Fletcher
Harold Lessig
Wayne Ayres
Lloyd Mintken
Dyer Ketchum
Fort Sidney Days Queen Pageant Entry Deadline Set
Deadline for entries is April 5 with pageant scheduled for April 20 at Sidney Junior High School Auditorium. Young women may contact any Junior Chamber member to enter the event chaired by Vince Calahan.
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Fort Sidney
Vince Calahan
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Sidney Junior High School
Severance Tax Hike Proposal Withdrawn in Nebraska
Sen Terry Carpenter of Scotts Bluff withdrew SB 696 which would raise the severance tax on gas and oil produced in Nebraska from two to two and one half percent. He said he acted at the request of Sen George H Fleming of Sidney.
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Terry Carpenter
Scotts
Uff
Nebraska
Carpenter
George H Fieming
Sidney
Seven Wildcat Locations Get OK for Nebraska Drilling
The Nebraska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission this week approved seven wildcat ventures from Hayes to Scottsbluff counties amid rumors of an aggressive spring and summer drilling program in 1963. Notable sites include Cheyenne County No.1 Johnson and Morrill County No.1 Nerud with multiple operators planning tests and field development.
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Nebraska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission
Hayes
Scottsbluff
Commission
Nebraska
Cheyenne County
Johnson
NENE
Stuarco Oil Co
Winslow, Hayes and Fundamental Oil Co
Edward Mike Davis
Denver
Scotts Bluff
Panhandle
Davis
Love-Coursen Drilling Co
Ewing
Tom Wessels and
Regal Drilling Co
Nerud
Morrill County
Banner County
Pan-American Petroleum Corp
Brinkerhoff Drilling Co
Sandburg
Edwards Field
CSE
Charter Oil Co
Lovercheck
SW SE
Raymond Drilling
South Texas Development Co
Astro Qil, Co
Petan.,Co
Hilda M. Harsch
Silver Creek
Red Willow County
Vincent
Welsh
Oil and Gas Commission
Sam Gary
Scotts Bluff County
Gary
Kimball County
Red Willow
Cattle Industry Seen as Key to Nebraska Economy
Dr M L Baker at North Platte Feeders Day argues Nebraska industry links to forage and feed grain crops. He says agriculture helped develop a complex economy but remains only one part, with beef cattle needing efficient production due to geography and production patterns.
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North Platte
Nebraksa
University of Nebraska
M. L. Baker
Lincoln
NY North Platte Experiment Station
Baker
Holy Week and Easter Services Across Cheyenne County Churches
Cheyenne County churches mark Lent with Holy Week events and Easter plans across Potter Methodist First Lutheran union service Good Friday at 7 30 p m youth sunrise service and baptisms at Potter Methodist Christ Episcopal Palm blessings Maundy Thursday Holy Communion U T O Ingathering and Easter programs at Immanuel Lutheran Light Memorial Presbyterian offers The Crucifixion by Stainer with two performances Presbyterians join Union Good Friday service and First Methodist hosts Easter observances First Methodist outlines Holy Week sermons Maundy Thursday candlelight service and Easter cantata Shadow of the Cross plus baptismal and sunrise services Catholic St Patrick's to publish page notices
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Potter
Christ Episcopal
U.T.O
Light Memorial Presbyterian
Stainer
Sidney Ministerial Association
First Methodist Church
Carl L. Nelson
Jesus
Fellowship Hall
Alva Hart
Robert Lauters
Rob Roy Peery
The
CWF
George Burr
Richard Burr
Clarence Couch
Trudy Leach
Clarence Dorman
Vernon Walker
Glen Burr
Aubrey Russel
Mary
Immanuel Lutheran
Weyerles
Methodist Church
St. Patrick’s
Two Sidney youths sworn in as guardsmen
Sidney high school seniors Daniel L. Blanke and Larry R. Sinks took the enlistment oath from Col. Wayne X. Deaver of Alliance. They join Battery B, 1st Howitzer Battalion 168th Artillery, with six months training after graduation.
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Sidney
Col
Wayne X
Deaver
Alliance
Sidney Guard
National Guard
Daniel L. Blanke
Edwin Blanke
Larry R. Sinks
Raymond Sinks
Sidney High School
Pvt. Blanke
Pvt
Sinks
Army Service School
168Th Artillery
Scotts Bluff
Gering
Chadron
Wayne X. Deaver
Daniel S. Blanke
Guard
Three From Sidney To Attend Session At North Platte
Three Sidney welfare office representatives will attend an April 6 session on rehabilitation of the handicapped in North Platte. Speakers include George Thompson Nebraska City Dr. Floyd Miller Lincoln and Miss Ameral Wells Cozad. The event highlights statewide work for all ages and multiple handicaps including blind deaf and mentally retarded. Welfare Director Don Hart urges all handicapped individuals to contact Cheyenne County welfare for information on available programs.
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Sidney Welfare Office
North Platte
Harold Pals
Lawrence Beyer
Don Hart
George Thompson
Nebraska City
Floyd Miller
Lincoln
Ameral Wells
Cozad
Cheyenne County
Welfare Office
Two-Price Plan Prompts Farm Debate Over Kennedy Wheat Scheme
Farm groups weigh the Kennedy administration proposal for 1964 that would create a two price system for wheat with a $2.00 per bushel national average for food and export wheat and a $1.30 per bushel payment category for allotted acres. The plan faces GOP opposition and questions about direct payments versus price supports, with the National Farmers Union aligning with broad use of the payment mechanism.
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Charles F. Brannan
Congress
Agriculture Department
National Farmers Union
New York
Morrisons Attend Sidney Band Mexico City Concert
Governor Frank Morrison and Mrs Morrison will attend the Mexico City concert by Sidney High School Band on May 12 at 2 30 pm. The program mirrors summer Mexico City Palace of Fine Arts performances and features English Spanish texts. The highlight is a Nebraska flag presentation by the Governor to the band president Larry Nelson for the Mexico trip treasury.
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Frank Morrison
Mexico City
Sidney High School
Palace of Fine Arts
Nebraska
Larry Nelson
U. S
Mexico
Sidney Band
Morrisons
Sidney
H. C. Q. Nelson
Woman And Daughter Unhurt In Accident Near Alliance
A Sidney mother Gladys M. Busboom, 41, and her daughter Judith Busboom, 19, escaped serious injury in a one car crash seven miles north of An- Zara on U. Highway 385 Tuesday night. State Patrolman Mike Frerichs said the southbound vehicle skidded on a slick highway and rolled onto its top at 7:45 p.m. The two women were treated for minor scratches and otherwise uninjured.
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Judith Busboom
Museum Fund Drive Appeals to Donors in Sidney Telegraph
The Cheyenne County Historical Assn asks for museum fund contributions via checks payable to the association and mailed to Sidney Telegraph, Box 219, Sidney, Nebraska. All gifts will be acknowledged in the paper unless the donor requests anonymity.
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Cheyenne County Historical Assn
Sidney
Tuition Stand Explained By Sen George Fleming
Senator George Fleming of Sidney explains his vote to raise SB 643 from committee and bring it to the floor for discussion. The bill would require districts to give two years notice before dropping tuition students living outside the district. Fleming cites protection needs and possible reform. Superintendent Pedersen notes Sidney’s border classes are small.
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George Fleming
Sidney
Fleming
Russell Pedersen
Malcolm Carlson Died Wednesday in Chapell Hospital
Funeral services are pending for Malcolm Carlson 78 a longtime Devel County resident who died Wednesday noon at Chapell hospital from a heart attack after a battle with flu He lived in Chappell ten years previously farmed near Julesburg and married Ellen Hallquist Oct 9 1912 in Omaha They celebrated their fiftieth anniversary last fall Surviving are his wife one daughter Mrs William Thode of Julesburg one grandson Hjalmer and his brother John of Oshkosh
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Malcolm Carlson
Devel County
Chappell Hospital
Has
Denver
Carlson
Chappell
Julesburg
Ellen Hall‘quist
Omaha
E’ght
Sfc
John
Oshkosh
Ellen
William Thode
Hjalmer
Mrs Egging Injured in Fall at St Patrick’s Church
Nellie Egging 75 of Hardy Apartments fell on church steps at St Patrick’s Church about 9 am after attending a service. She was taken to Memorial Hospital by ambulance where doctors report a broken right leg and her condition as satisfactory.
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Nellie Egging
Hardy Apartments
St. Patrick's Church
Memorial Hospital
Oscar Contest Entry Deadline at Fox Theatre
Readers are urged to submit entries for the Academy Awards contest sponsored by the Fox Theatre and The Sidney Telegraph. Mail entries to Oscar Contest, Sidney Telegraph, Box 219, Sidney Nebraska, postmark by midnight Sunday April 7. late letters will be rejected. The Academy Awards ceremony is Monday night.
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Fox Theatre
Sidney Telegraph
Real estate Booms and Road Projects Lift Western Nebraska
Real estate activity rises in Sidney and Kimball driven by Minuteman program families and speculative homebuilding. Permits signal 1963 as the busiest construction year since the 1950s, with large commercial and public projects planned including a half million dollar high school for St. Patrick’s Academy and expansions at Sidney High and Memorial Rest Home. Road work and local labor demand rise as ninety miles of county roads are widened gravelled and surfaced in missile areas.
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Kimball
Minuteman
Sidney
Nebraska
St. Patrick’s Academy
Memorial Rest Home
Montgomery Ward
Illinois St
Fox Theatre
Lee
10Th
11Th Aves
Firemen Honored At Rural District Annual Feed
The Rural Fire District hosted its annual volunteer feed at the fire station on Thursday night. Chief Harvey Vizina and Harold Tobin cooked ham and beans. President Lloyd Johnson thanked volunteers for their dedication. about 40 firemen attended with district officials Ed Blanke Vic Meyer Bill Fleming and Ed Mohart present.
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Harvey Vizina
Harold
Toby) Tobin
Lloyd Johnson
Ed Blanke
Vic Meyer
Bill Fleming
Ed Mohart
Minor Vehicle Collision at 17th and Illinois
Police report details a Wednesday accident at 17th and Illinois involving Donald M Nightingale of Rural Route Sidney and Naomi L Mock of 2215 Maple. Both cars headed east. Mock turned right from an inside lane striking Nightingale on the right fender. Damages recorded as 21 to Nightingale and 39 23 to Mock.
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17Th
Illinois
Donald M. Nightingale
Sidney
Naomi L. Mock
Maple
Mock
Nightingale
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National Industrial Recreational Association
Kiwanis International
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Phi Mu Alpha
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Cuyahoga Falls
Yeather
Roland Waite
Elks Lodge
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Oscar
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