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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1961
Page
6
Ordville and Sioux Ordnance Depot prepare a joint weekly feature inviting press and public input. The column aims to highlight local history, community events, and depot updates for readers.
The page lists a sequence of school meals for April and a long roster of Easter visiting relatives and school events. Families from Ordville Lodgepole and Lodgerole attend Easter Sunday gatherings at the Pierce and Holupka households.
Jerry Oliverius entrained to Chicago Thursday to enroll in a university for the second semester. Local families hosted gatherings with guests from Sidney and Chappell including the Houser, Chadwick, Payne, Kokes, Miles, and George households. The Delmar Zalesky family moved to Lodgepole and Rusty George plans to relocate to the vacated farm of the Zaleskys.
Ak-Sar-Ben mailed eight hundred checks totaling 500 for permanent improvements to each Nebraska county fair as part of a dollar matching program. The group adds 500 per county and encourages local funds to match. past years saw substantial facility upgrades. The program, funded from Ak-Sar-Ben race money, totals nearly 50,000 yearly for improvements plus over 100,000 for clean-up and fair premiums.
Nebraska farmers may plant any number of acres to oats and receive price support if they cut corn and grain sorghum by 20 percent. Oats on diverted land cannot be harvested or grazed unless used as a nurse crop with county committee approval. The 1961 oats crop isn’t in the Feed Grain Program, which targets corn and sorghum.
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