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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1965

Page

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Grand Opening At Center Draws Crowds And Compliments

The three day Grand Opening at The Jones Center drew gratifying crowds and praise from owner Arlo Jones. The Fix Pharmacy registered 2,846 entries for prizes, with The Book Keepers close behind at 2,387. Grand prizes included a treasure chest with 100 silver dollars to Mrs. Terry Peetz and other gifts to multiple winners.

Jones Center Arlo Jones Fix Parmacy Terry Peetz Wendell Draper Gurley William Fankhauser Earl Plum Beverly Bukovsky

Packed April Calendar Highlights Civic Club Actions

The Sidney Chamber of Commerce drives a busy April calendar with cooperative events across the civic club and trade area. Activities center on Panhandle Farm Equipment Day, progress day at Egging farm near Gurley, and store hours and flower gestures for shoppers. Upcoming items include Rotary conventions, high school music, a Chuck Wagon dinner with Arthur Morgan as speaker, and multiple dinners, luncheons, and social hours with Farm and Lions clubs. More than 900 invitations target farmers and ranchers.

Sidney Chamber of Commerce Sidney Civic Club Panhandle Ft. Sidney Motor Hotel Egging Farm Gurley Sidney Sidney C Ofc Retail Trade Committee Chamber Chamber of Commerce Sidney Industrial Corp Rotary Club Retail Trade Committee Sowers Club Lincoln Chamber of Commerce Chamber of Commerce Agricultural Committee Sidney Rotary Club Elks Auditorium Arthur Morgan New Holland Machinery Co New Holland Beatles Maxine Wilson Joanne Goodwin Virginia Hassle

Jesse Meyers 75 Dies in Sidney

Jesse Meyers, 75, of Sidney died today at Memorial Hospital in Sidney. Survived by four daughters Frances Rezanina Jessie Walkinshaw Ruby Held and Shirley Larson and one son William. Funeral arrangements pending with Craig Mortuary in charge.

Jesse Meyers Sidney Memorial Hospital Frances Rezanina Jessie Walkinshaw Ruby Held Sterling Shirley Larson Potter William Craig

Nebraska Legislature Easter Holiday Schedule

The Nebraska Legislature will observe an Easter holiday from April 15 to April 20. Sen. and Mrs. George W. Freming of Sidney will be home during that time.

Nebraska George W. Freming Sidney

Record Breaking Sale At Sidney Livestock Pavilion

Fat calves brought up to 26.10 per hundred at The Sidney Livestock Sales Pavilion special stocker feeder sale last Saturday as close to 1500 head of cattle passed through the ring. Prices for all grades were higher and the sale was the largest since opening with April 24 possibly setting a new record. Listings are taken for the regular sale next Saturday April 17 with early listings urged from top growers in Wyoming Colorado and Nebraska. Hog top was 17.20, about 80 cents off the Denver market top. A firm hog market was indicated and another sale is planned for Saturday April 24.

Sidney Livestock Sales Wyoming Colorado Nebraska Denver Sidney Telegraph

Twelve Oil Permits OK in Nebraska Week

The Nebraska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission approved twelve drilling permits for the week ending April 9. Names and locations include Kimball County wildcats Nos. 1 Sis son and 1 Selevar, Banner County wildcat 1 Pile, Deuel County 1 Ralph Zimmerman, Morrill County 1-12 Nerud and 1-7 Nerud wildcats, and Cheyenne County 1 John 16-50 wildcat.

Nebraska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission Kimball County Sisson Selevar Pile Deuel County Ralph Zimmerman Morrill County Nerud Cheyenne County John

X Ray Unit Returns for Final Day in Sidney

Dr. Del Koch announced that Wednesday April 14 is the last day for the free Chest X-ray unit in downtown Sidney in front of the McDonald store. About 300 people per day have been X-rayed since it arrived. The unit will not return to Sidney for likely six years. Volunteers are thanked for its success.

del Koch Sidney McDonald Dr. Koch

Chappell News Column Boosted by Telegraph

The Sidney Telegraph will carry a weekly Chappell news column starting this week with Betty Wright as the new Telegraph correspondent there. The Telegraph aims to build a sizeable Chappell news department over time and to expand coverage of the southern Nebraska Panhandle. Contributions of news items are welcomed by the correspondent and publishers.

Chappell Sidney Telegraph Betty Wright Telegraph Chappell and Vicinity Sidney Nebraska Panhandle The

Sidney Rotary Club to Host District Conference

The Sidney Rotary Club will host the Rotary District Conference at the Fort Sidney Motor Hotel on Friday and Saturday April 23 and 24. Ten Rotary Exchange Students will present a program. Registration runs 8:30 to 10:30 a.m. Friday.

The Sidney

Ag Secretary Freeman Invited to Farm Equipment Day

The Sidney Telegraph notes twenty-one contestants in the paper's circulation expansion drive with $3,000 in prizes, led by an $800 first prize. An invitation has been sent to Ag Secretary Orville Freeman to attend the Panh handle Farm Equipment and Progress Day on April 21 near Gurley, expecting at least 5,000 attendees. The event features farm machinery displays, fertilizer and herbicide sessions, soil care innovations, educational exhibits, and extensive demonstrations from 9 a.m. to late afternoon.

Sidney Telegraph Sidney Telegraph Orville Freeman Panhhandle Egging Gurley Freeman Great Plains ASC Wheatbelt Public Power District Nebraska Inter- Industry Electric Council University of Nebraska College of Agriculture

Dix School Is Featured Today

A pictorial write up highlights Dix Public School as a modern plant for the westward neighbor, appearing on pages 4 and 5, Section 1 of this Telegraph issue. The feature praises the school system and its facilities.

Dix The Telegraph

Youth Hit In Accident At 14th And Jackson

A 9 year old, Roger Wilson, was struck by a 1959 Oldsmobile driven by Mrs Dorothy A Cor der at 4 20 p m Saturday at 14th and Jackson Sidney Police reported no hospitalisation or damages The door of a 1965 Chevrolet owned by Ivan Liljegren was torn from its hinges after a collision with a 1965 Ford driven by Mrs Wilma D Kuhns near the First Methodist Church No injuries or major damages reported A two car crash at 19th and Linden caused about 43 91 dollars in damage to a 1964 Volkswagen driven by Robert A Jay colliding with a 1953 Chevrolet driven by James P Langdon. Langdon’s car sustained no damage.

Jackson Sidney Roger Wilson Dodge Dorothy A. Corder Ivan Liljegren First Methodist Liljegren Wilma D. Kuhns 19Th Linden Robert A. Jay James P. Langdon Langdon

800 Acre Clarence Dorman Farm Auction Friday

The Clarence A. Dorman farm of northeastern Cheyenne County totaling 800 acres will be sold at auction Friday April 30. Dewey's Realty of Sidney handles the sale with Asmus and Rychecky of Scottsbluff as auctioneers. The package includes land and improvements such as a 3 bedroom home and a 40 by 50 barn..

Clarence A. Dorman Cheyenne County Dewey's Realty of Sidney Asmus and Rychecky Scottsbluff Sidney Telegraph Dewey’s Realty

New Cafe To Open Frances Craig and Betty Knicely Honored

Frances Craig news editor of The Sidney Telegraph and Betty Knicely former women's page editor are among Nebraska Press Women honorees. Craig earned best feature picture of 1964 while Knicely won best page or section edited by a woman and best special section edited by a woman. Also honored were Bernice Brestel of Chappell and Reva Evans of Gordon for their newspaper work.

Frances Craig Sidney Telegraph Betty Knicely Nebraska Press Craig Knicely Nebraska Press Assn Bernice Brestel Chappell North Platte Telegraph Bulletin Reva Evans Gordon

Vets Supper Club to Open in Town House Site

The Vets Supper Club a new cafe opens Thursday morning in the former Town House Cafe location. It will occupy the Vets Club building on west Illinois St and be managed by Mrs Ollie Zike. Hours run 6 am to midnight daily with Friday and Saturday to 1 am. A grand opening is planned later.

Vets Supper Club Town House Vets Club West Illinois St Ollie Zike

Panhandle Weather Outlook With Mild Warmup Next Week

A Panhandle forecast shows considerable cloudiness and little temp change through Tuesday. Lows tonight 25 to 33, highs Tuesday 50 to 60. Five day outlook calls for values 2 to 10 degrees below normal through Saturday with a midweek warming trend, then cooler later in the week with highs around 50 and lows near 30.

Panhandle

Bulgur Food Test To Involve 116 Nebraska Families

One hundred sixteen Nebraska families across eight counties will test Bulgur wheat foods for six months under a Nebraska Wheat Commission program. Miss Jodene Goetsch supervises, aiming to gauge Nebraska acceptance of Bulgur based dishes. Participants will prepare prescribed dishes like rolled wheat cookies fruit dishes and Bulgur meat loaf. Counties include Dawes Devel Fillmore Holt Keith Lincoln Madison York with Home Extension Agents assisting.

Lincoln Nebraska Nebraska Wheat Commission Jodene Goetsch Commission Syria Armenia Far East Dawes Devel Fillmore Holt Keith Madison York

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