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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1954

Page

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Storage trouble looms over 1954 wheat crop warns economist

Farmers and merchants hear Everett E. Peterson of the University of Nebraska warn of critical storage problems as record stocks and average 1954 returns strain warehouses and elevators. He notes little space remains in terminals, CCC grain under price support fills Nebraska storage, and forecasts stricter price supports.

Everett E. Peterson University of Nebraska Peterson United States Europe Nebraska Commodity Credit Corporation CCC

Scale Model Reveals Sid ney Junior High Design Plans

A scale model of the new Sid ney Junior High School, a $300000 building designed by architect Eugene Sternberg, recently arrived from Denver for display to the board of education. Final plans will be presented May 15. The two story structure on a lot east of the senior high will face 19th Avenue and include a 1500 to 1800 seat auditorium that will serve as both theatre and gym. The building will relieve enrollment by housing ninth through eighth grades, replacing the need to enlarge the senior high. Sternberg also designed the South Side Grade School.

Sidney Junior High School Eugene Sternberg Denver Board of Education 19Th Avenue Sternberg South Side Thompson

Spring Storm Brings Trace Of Moisture

A wintry early morning wind shift brought sporadic snow flurries and a trace of moisture across the area as Cheyenne and Lara mie reported subfreezing readings. Nebraskas wheat prospects suffered from dry weather and wind with 7 million bushels lost. despite this, Panhandle regions show some good prospects for spring grain seeding.

CAA Mercury Cheyenne Laramie Sidney Dave Ells Nebraska Federal Division of Agricultural Statistics Panhandle

Injured Smith Taken To Scottsbluff Hospital

Smith from Smith Construction Co. was injured while working at the Sioux Ordnance Depot. He suffered a lumbar fracture and was transported by Gehtring & Son Ambulance to Methodist Hospital in Scottsbluff where he remains in a cast.

Robert Smith Smith Construction Co Sioux Gehtring & Son Methodist Hospital Scottsbluff Smith

Wells and discoveriesReported from Fleming and nearby fields

Ohio Oil Co recovered 2540 feet of clean oil in a drill stem test at No 5 Fleming in Fleming Pool early this week from 4819 to 4834 feet. Chicago Corp extracted 650 feet of oil at No 4 E E Walker from 4917 to 4982 feet, with 435 feet of brackish water. Total depth 5020 feet. No 4 Fleming completed April 13 at 120 BOPD with 0.8 percent water. Ohio No 3 Dimery produced 195 BOPD with 0.4 percent water in a 24 hour test. New location No 5 Mohatt planned in Doran Farms Area. Shell No 1 Cabela wildcat spudded north of Chappell, Neb., in Garden County. Location 649 feet south, 647 feet east SE 4-15-44.

Ohio Oil Co Fleming Fleming Pool Chicago Corp E. E. Walker Ohio Dimery Sidney Boy Scouts Doran Farms Mohatt Shell Oil Co Chappell Oshkosh Garden County

Former Potter Man Is Buried

Bert Tucker 86 died April 12 after long illness in Hastings hospital. Services held at Egbert Methodist Church with Rev. Christy. burial in Pine Bluffs beside his wife. Cremation not listed. Survived by three sons Milo Claire George and three daughters Florence Nellie Hazel. Burial arranged by The Craig Mortuary. pallbearers all from Egbert. Born 1867 in Bristol England. Lived in Egbert most his life then Potter with son Milo in 1947.

Egbert Wyo Bert Tucker Hastings Christy Pine Bluffs Craig Mortuary Willis Bomhoff Gale Johnson Gail Anderson Earl Burrows Edgar Shuetz Poe Jerome Minnick Egert Mr. Tucker Bristol England Potter Milo Claire Lakewood Ohio George Big Springs Florence Farris Carpenter, Wyo Nellie Bougsty Cheyenne Hazel Booker New Mexico

Assessor Office To Stay Open Saturday

The County Assessor's office will remain open Saturday after noon until five o'clock to accommodate latecomers who have not completed assessment declarations. Assessor Roy Gish said the office has been jam packed all week and people have until April 20 to be assessed without a fifty percent penalty. Approximately two thousand persons had not yet been assessed earlier this week.

Roy Gish

Thompson To Be Mayor For 2-Year Term

J. Fred Thompson, Sidney gro cer, was elected president of the City Council for a two-year term. As board president, he fulfills the duty of mayor. Doyle Foland was named vice president of the board and two new members joined for four-year terms. The meeting approved bids for a street sweeper and fleet insurance, and noted a seasonal rise in building permits exceeding 100 thousand dollars.

J. Fred Thompson Sidney Grocer Thompson Jack H. Lowe Doyle Foland Lowe Sioux Villa Foland J. R. Miller C. B. Dorwart Walter Cork H. E. Pierson Sidney Chamber of Commerce Western Nebraska United Chambers of Commerce Dorwart Miller Murrey Fuller Gordon Tobin L. M. Clinton Glenn Greenlee O.K. Fuller Lorraine Innes Innes Liger South Tenth Avenue State Liquor Commission Lawrence Juanita Ward E. W. Ward

Mother and Baby Hurt In Hit and Run Crash

A Sidney mother Alton Pipkin 18 and her two month old son John Alton were injured when a pickup driven by Fidel Vasquez Rios 20 of Sterling struck their car on Colorado 113 two miles north of the US 138 junction. Rios was charged with drunken driving hit and run and failure to yield. Pipkin and baby were hospitalized with injuries described as mild for the mother and not serious for the infant.

Sidney Peetz Road Alton C. Pipkin John Alton Justice of the Peace Court Highway Patrol Pipkin Colorado 113 Rios Padroni Road Pablo Falcon Sterling Padroni Falcon US 138 Vernon Srl Saylor Taylor Hospital Lorenzo Saylor L. E. Whitlock Truck and Service Co Paul Taylor William F. Gettel Kimball

Easter Egg Hunt Held by Sidney Lions Club

The Sidney Lions Club sponsors an annual Easter Egg Hunt at American Legion Ball Park this Saturday at 9:00 a.m. About $70 in candy eggs will be hidden across the park. Children up to fifth grade compete in four divisions by age, with dedicated sections for each group. Gene Warren chairs the arrangements. assisting are L. L. Lockwood, Weert Frerichs, LeRoy Johnson, and about 15 Lions volunteers.

Sidney Lions Club American Legion Ball Park Gene Warren Lions Committee L. L. Lockwood Weert Frerichs LeRoy Johnson

Buick Agency Grand Opening Set For Saturday

Sidney’s Lyons Buick agency at 1412 10th Avenue holds a grand opening Saturday after extensive remodeling of the former IHC building. The public is invited from eight in the morning to nine at night with roses for ladies Easter eggs for youngsters and coffee and doughnuts for all.

Sidney Buick Lyons Buick 10Th Avenue IHC W. A Bill” Lyons Alliance Joseph Hahler Jr Hahler Lyons

CAP Meeting Here April 24-25

The Sidney unit of Civil Air Patrol met at the airport to plan the upcoming Search and Air Rescue meet set for April 24 25. Twenty five North Platte cadets will handle fueling and parking while CAP Headquarters Lowry liaison officers hide the plane for the exercise. Planes and personnel are due to arrive around noon Saturday with registration 12 to 4 pm. A 6 am Sunday breakfast, a 7 30 am downtown drill, and 7 30 am flight search begin. A ground crew will simulate rescue after locating the hidden craft. CAP women will run a concession at the airport and courtesy cars will transport attendees. A special meeting is scheduled for Tuesday at 7 30 pm at the airport.

Sidney Civil Air Patrol CAP North Platte Lowry Air Force Base

School Merger Plan Approved by State Committee

The State Committee for Reorganization of School Districts approved twenty three additional re districting projects. Included is Cheyenne County approval with District 164 attached to Potter Gurley and District 701.

State Committee Cheyenne County Potter, Gurley

Two Volunteers Sent Out For Army Duty

Two volunteers Harold Gell of Sidney and Richard Pinske of Sioux Ordnance Depot departed Cheyenne County Selective Service for Denver on Monday night to receive basic training assignments.

Cheyenne County Selective Office Harold Gell Sidney Richard Pinske Sioux Ordnance Depot Denver

County Exceeds Red Cross Drive Goal in Cheyenne County

Final Red Cross drive returns from Cheyenne County total $2950 exceeding the $2390 goal. March activity was led by Mrs. Leon Lafler with slow returns from outlying towns. Despite a short staffed period, the county surpassed its target.

Red Cross Cheyenne County Leon Lafler

Hospital appoints Harris as consultant administrator

A 31 year old Missouri man Frank E Harris has been hired as consultant administrator for Cheyenne County Community Hospital in Sidney He will resign his Kennett Missouri post effective May 31 or soon after He will be paid 600 dollars monthly Harris formerly led Kennett Hospital since 1950 and holds a Master of Hospital Administration from Washington University The board cites need for experienced guidance to avoid costly mistakes as the project progresses Construction remains on schedule with brick work soon and no anticipated material delays

Missouri Cheyenne County Community Hospital Frank E. Harris Dunklin County Memorial Hospital Kennett Harris Illinois Washington University St. Louis Sidney Ira Steward Kennett Hospital Earl Claussen John Claussen Sons General Contractors Claussen

Sunrise Sermon by Rev Parks at Band Shell

The Rev. C. Fred Parks of Christ Episcopal Church will be the principal speaker at the Easter Sunrise service at six Sunday morning at the Band Shell. He will be assisted by Sidney Ministerial Association members who sponsor the event. Plans for Vacation Bible School were discussed to boost enrollment across churches starting June 7.

Association Robert Townsend Ralph Bixel

Georgia Martin Elected Head of Sidney B and PW

Miss Georgia Martin was elected president of the Sidney Business and Professional Women's Club at a regular meeting on Monday night. She succeeds Mrs. H. R. Montgomery with new officers Miss Laura Rudd as vice president Miss Ruth Holtom secretary and Miss Laura Fish treasurer Installation is set for May 10. Delegates named for the state convention in Hastings include Mrs. Montgomery Miss Marie Nicholson and Miss Martin with alternates Miss Mabel Nielsen Mrs. Charles Ham and Miss Edna Scriber. The biennial National convention will be in St Louis starting June 27. An auditing committee of Mrs. C. V. Sowards and Miss Nielsen was appointed to close the books.

Georgia Martin Sidney Business and Professional Women’s Club H. R. Montgomery Laura Rudd Ruth Holtom Laura Fish Hastings Montgomery Marie Nichelson Martin Mabel Nielsen Charles Ham Edna Scriber St. Louis C. V. Sowards Nielsen

Sidney Dancers Shine At Ogallala Benefit

Sidney sent about 60 dancers to Ogallala for a Crippled Children’s fund square dance at the high school auditorium. The event featured calling by Les Gotcher and drew participants from a wide area, including many Sidney residents and listed attendees such as Frank Lewis, Jack Bakers, Ken Pittams, John Lessigs, Harold Lessigs, and others.

Sidney Ogallala Crippled Children’s Fund Ogallala High School Les Gotcher Frank Lewis Jack Bakers Ken Pittams John Lessigs Harold Lessigs Arnold Westerhoffs Virgil Knackstedts Gene Zwickls Mel Zwickls Ross Barkers Hurst Pittams Ray Maleys O. J. Weymouths Red Statlers Vernon Andersons Gordon Richards Lou Austengardens Merle Longs Walt Gausmans Hull Cooks Charles Christiansens Darrel Koehns Don Robinsons Kenneth Bales Ron Petersons Chuck Fishers Don Jorgensons

Van Driver's Children Seek Support in Estate Case

The Hagler estate seeks 111930 for two minor children after a June 11 1953 crash near Point of Rocks involving a Bekins van and a Masek Auto vehicle. Trial began with witnesses including Marvin Hagler's wife and the Van Den Tops, plus several experts and officers. District Judge John Kuns presides with a 12 member jury.

Marvin Lee Hagler John Peetz Masek Auto Supply Co Bekins van Lines Point of Rocks Hagler Bekins Kenneth Connor Masek Scottsbluff M. M. Maupin Maupin Dent North Platte Lowell Davis Martin, Davis Henry A Agnes M.) van den Top Long Beach Calif van den Tops van den Top Connor R. B. Willard R. Lowell Johnson Ernest R. Farmer Ralph Moberg Omaha Gustave Kragel Dalton Elmer Holtman Sidney Mechanic B. H. Grimm Sidney D. R. Born Mel Busekist Nebraska Safety Patrol Woodie Wilson Maurice Gordon Fred S. Masek Floyd Gillam Guy Moseman Harold Leggett Layton Ver Planck John Kuns Kimball J. Blaine Thompson Walter Sears E. A. Wolverton William C. Studnicka Ernest Namath Calvin Klentz Bernard Miller Gus Kallwell Frank Smith Arthur Baack Orvil H. Krauter Steve Hopkins Jr

Kepler Recovering From Pneumonia

Local attorney R P Kepler slowly recovers from pneumonia after a three week hospitalization in Hot Springs Arkansas He has returned to Fort Collins Colorado to spend ten days to two weeks visiting his son Hollis He was vacationing with son Kenneth in Arkansas when illness struck on the eve of his planned return home

R. P. Kepler Hot Springs Arkansas Fort Collins Colo Hollis Kenneth

Sales Clinic Date Corrected to April 27

The article confirms the Sales and Human Relation Clinic, sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce and the American National Bank, will be held on Tuesday, April 27. An earlier May date printed in the headline and story was incorrect and is retracted.

Chamber of Commerce American National Bank

Garbage truck blaze started by ashes in street alley

Sidney volunteer firefighters were summoned around 9 30 Wednesday morning after a City garbage truck fed by a can of hot ashes burned in the alley between Quince and Rose Streets. Fire began to smoke and burst into flames when the truck contents were dumped into the alley.

Sidney Quince Rose Streets

Also Mentioned on This Page

Bluffs Mohart Farm Franklin Barger Franklin E. Barger City Auditorium Mr. Barger F. A. Barger Greeley Dr. Barger Nancy Button P. C. Nicholson Hjalmar Carlson Sidney B & PW van Driver's Children Ask Support Fund Kepler
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