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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1965

Page

6

Maroon Cinder Squad Fares at Scottsbluff Relays

Despite setting five SHS track records, Sidney High School finished fourth among Group I at the Scottsbluff Relays. The Maroon earned one gold in the 880 relay with Dave King, John McIlenry, Steve Harlan, and Frank Utermohlen. other strong placings included a mile medley silver and a broad jump second.

Maaroon Sidney Scottsbluff Medeley Scotts Bluff Rapid City S.D Cheyenne Wyo Dave King John McIlenry Steve Harlan Frank Utermohlen Chuck Daniels Steve Narlan Gary Thompson Tom Buecker Bob Selzer Ron Fish Mike Coleman Sam Rolls Gary McCaslin Houtz John McHenry David King

Four Accidents Cause Damage in City Intersections

Police reported minor damage from four separate crashes this week. A 1953 Ford driven by Jean A. Van Mark collided with a 1958 Chevrolet driven by Ala C. Bragren at Linden Street and 19th Avenue after Bragren failed to yield. Bragren received a summons. A 1956 Mercury driven by Janet F. Neitz was hit by a 1963 Chevrolet driven by Mary E. Larson at Ninth Avenue and Illinois Street, causing about 300 dollars in damage. no charges were filed. A 1962 Chevrolet owned by Mary Jane Parch was damaged while parked on Linden Street. A 1964 Chevrolet driven by Bobbie Davis struck a 1956 Plymouth owned by Willie Higgenbotham near Tenth and Jackson. Davis received a summons for careless driving.

19Th Ave Linden Street Jean A. van Mark Sidney Linden Ala C. Bragren Dalton Bragren Mercury Janet F. Neitz Forrest Ave Chevrolet Mary E. Larson Gurley Ninth Avenue Ilinois St Neitz Illinois Ninth Larson Mary Jane Parch Linden St Bobbie Davis Grant Willie F. Higgenbotham North Platte Higgenbotham Auto Tenth Jackson

Peace Corps Test at Sidney Post Office on April 10

Cheyenne County residents may take the Peace Corps Placement Test at the Sidney post office at 9 a.m. Saturday April 10. no pre-registration needed. The test comprises a general aptitude section and a language aptitude section, with the questionnaire required unless already submitted.

Peace Corps Cheyenne County Sidney Post Office Peace Corps Maison Washington, D.C

National Hiring At Record High

The Nation sees unemployment fall to 4.7 percent in March the lowest in over seven years. Employment rises to a record above 70 million with nearly 500000 people leaving the jobless rolls, roughly twice the anticipated decline, and the seasonally adjusted rate drops from 5 percent in February.

Washington Labor Department

Language tests determine volunteer overseas placement

Applicants should plan on about one and a half hours at the testing center. Those taking the Spanish or French language achievement test require an extra hour. Test results, along with character references and Questionnaires, guide the most suitable assignment for Volunteers overseas.

Ed Narjes to chair Salute To Curtis Dinner in Lincoln

Ed Narjes of Sidney has been named chairman of the Salute to Carl Curtis dinner for Cheyenne County. Area Chairman Tom Creigh Jr of Hastings announced the May 20 event at the Pershing Auditorium in Lincoln with former Vice President Richard Nixon as the speaker. The dinner costs fifty dollars a plate and aims to honor Senator Curtis’s services and reputation with attendance expected from many guests.

Ed Narjes Sidney Carl Curtis Cheyenne County Tom Creigh, Jr Hastings Senator Curtis Pershing Auditorium Lincoln Richard M. Nixon Narses

Allington Dies After Long Civic Life on Sunol Farm

1917 obituary notes Allington moved his family to a Sunol farm then lived there until death. A civic leader, he helped develop Sunol Consolidated High School and served as Cheyenne county commissioner. Survived by brothers Lute, Arthur, Eldon. sister Mrs. Ben Vacik. stepbrother Dan Dickinson. sons Tom and William. eight grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Preceded by wife Carrie, daughter Opal, son George, and sisters Patsy Booth and Ethel. Memorials directed to the National Polio Foundation.

Allington Sunol Sunol Consolidated High School Cheyenne County Lute Canon City Colo Arthur Arizona Eldon California Ben Vacik Dan Dickinson Crook, Colo Tom Sundl William Lincoln Carrie Opal McLean George Patsy Booth Ethel National Polio Foundation

Girl Scout News TROOP 27 at Central School

Troop 27 met at Central School on April 1 with 20 members. They held a flag ceremony and discussed first aid kits contents. The group played Laughing Gertie and TIRO and closed with the horn. Gail Johnson reported.

Central School Gertie Tiro Onnel

The Telegraph Printing Co. Ad Promotes Printing Services

An advertisement for The Telegraph Printing Co. Inc. invites customers to use its printing services and directs them to the address at 830-11th Ave. The brief notice emphasizes available printing offerings and location.

the Telegraph Printing Co., Inc Llth Ave

Cub Scout News from DEN 3 PACK 89 Meeting

DEN 3 PACK 89 met at Mrs Craig's on Saturday April 3. Ronnie Taylor led the pledge. We discussed projects and planned a tour of the American National Bank for the following Saturday morning. Danny Virgil led the Living Circle. Randy Ohlbrecht reported.

Den

Double Celebration Set At Bridgeport

Bridgeport schedules a double anniversary for May 15 marking the 89th anniversary of Old Camp Clarke and the 65th anniversary of Bridgeport. Committees plan costumes from crinolines to cowboys as preparations accelerate.

Bridgeport Old Camp Clarke

Police Court Fines in Local Speeding and Intoxication Charges

Elliott B. Werner age 18 of Sidney fined ten dollars plus court costs for speeding. Albert A. New, 27, formerly of Hot Springs South Carolina, sentenced to 30 days in county jail for intoxication.

Elliott B. Werner Sidney Albert Andrew New Hot Springs S. C

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