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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1964

Page

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Zoning Revisions Discussed by Sidney Planning Agency

Sidney planners consider updating zoning rules amid business district changes and Interstate highway impact. The City Planning Commission backed a designation allowing a 17th Street apartment at Jackson, awaiting council hearing and potential hearings April 27.

Sidney City Planning Commission S. R. DeBoer Denver Planning Commission Jackeson St Carl Christ Sr Elmer Ladine J. I. McNish Commission

Ninth Queen Entry Named for 1964 Fort Sidney Days

Bring to nine the number of candidates for 1964 Fort Sidney Days Queen is Miss Evelyn Ann Hilpert, 20. Potter, who announced her candidacy this week. Miss Hilpert, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hilpert, is a 1962 graduate of Potter High School and a 1963 graduate of Central Business College in Denver. She is now employed at the Associates Loan Co. While in high school, Miss Hilpert was a cheerleader, majorette for the Potter High School band, single club, treasurer of the senior class, representative of the school for March of Dimes Queen and Homecoming Queen.

Fort Sidney Evelyn Ann Hilpert Potter Miss Hilpert Walter Hilpert Potter High School Central Business College Denver The Associates Loan Co Inglee Club

Sidney Hosts Vets Session

A Sidney woman active in World War I Veterans Bar hosts auxiliary sessions at the District No. 7 convention in Sidney Sunday. Mrs. Frank Longan district 7 president and Ned J. Sandberg commander lead officers for the one day meeting, with Lodgepole Valley Barracks and Auxiliary No. 2448 providing hosts. Registration at 11 followed by lunch at noon and meetings at one. Distinguished guests include Emanuel Nordin department commander and Mrs. Nordin.

Sidney Frank Longan District 7 Ned J. Sandberg Broadwater Lodgepole Valley Barracks W. E. Zehr Chappell Elmer Seyfang Potter Emanuel Nordin North Platte Nordin

Smith Wins Chappell Mayor Race Over Lydiatt

CHAPPELL Ray Smith secured the mayoral election with 261 votes to 249 for opponent Eugene Lydiatt after a count of outstanding ballots. Smith campaigned on reducing city light rates.

Chappell Ray Smith Smith Eugene Lydiatt

Legion Auxiliary Leaders Race to Preside in Sidney Convention

Two Sidney residents will preside tomorrow at Cheyenne County American Legion and Auxiliary conventions in the Jaycee Legion club rooms. Esther Swanson county president will conduct auxiliary session, Louis Johnson county commander will preside at the Legion meeting. Hosts are Sidney American Legion Post 17 and Auxiliary. About 100 expected. officers for 1964-65 to be elected and installed. unit reports, entertainment, and refreshments to close the program.

Sidney Cheyenne County American Legion Jaycee Legion Club Esther Swanson Louis Johnson Legion Sidney American Legion

Governor To Address County School Board-Teachers Meet

Governor Frank Morrison will be principal speaker next Monday at the Cheyenne County Education Association dinner. The 6:30 p.m. event at Gurley High School Auditorium honors school board members and their wives. I. A. Caldwell, Lodgepole High principal, presides and will oversee the business meeting to elect officers for the coming year.

Frank Morrison The Cheyenne County Education Assn Gurley High School I. A. Caldwell Lodgepole High School

Thorpe Resigns U S Position

J. L. Thorpe said this week he has resigned his post as United States Commissioner for the area, a role he has held since July 1954. He oversaw Federal cases involving arrests and arraignments in his jurisdiction.

J. L. Thorpe United States U. S

Omaha Man Elected By Commandery

The 92nd annual Grand Commandery Knights Templar of Nebraska concluded sessions with Ralph R. Carleton of Sidney presiding. H Hassel Taylor of Omaha named Grand Commander for 1964 65, with 1963 64 officers installed. 300 attended the banquet. committees and hosts listed for reception, registration, publicity, and Ladies committee roles.

Knights Templar of Nebraska Ralph R. Carleton Sidney H. Hassel Taylor Omaha Wayne W. Reese Lincoln Louis V. Sylvester Charles F. Adams Aurora Neb Eugene S. Whitney Beatrice Lester R. Kister Salem Reuben E. Knight Alliance Carl R. Greisen Harold H. Thom Peter C. Burt Kenneth R. Cain Elks Clifton J. Berry Fort Sidney Temple Commandery No. 30 Robert E. Richards Chappell Earl W. Schultz Everett O. Richards Arnold E. Draper Gurley Ray L. Cruise Clifford D. Webster Wayne L. Campbell Gerald A. Thornburg John W. Webb Gordon E. Richards Kenneth M. Morgan James A. Bricker Frank J. Mattoon Robert R. Lloyd Lloyd E. Talich LaVern A. Draper Harold H. Smith Harvey A. Talbott Everett M. Huffman Donald G. Hafer Carl L. Nelson Louis M. Vance Lloyd E. Talich Michael V. Timlin Lodgepole Valley Shrine Club Austin F. Whitmire Everett QO. Richards Temple Commandery

New Grand Commander Elected At Knights Templar Conclave

H Hassel Taylor of Omaha is named the new grand commander as Ralph R Carleton of Sidney passes the title after the 92nd annual conclave. Election and installation followed Thursday afternoon with an evening banquet closing the session. Weather notes report April moisture improved winter wheat in Cheyenne County though warmth and gusts may hinder disease head starts.

Knights Templar of Nebraska H. Hassel Taylor Omaha Ralph R. Carleton Sidney Cheyenne Ivan Liljegren Liljegren

Sioux Depot Open House Set May 17

Sioux Army Depot will hold its annual Armed Forces Day Open House on Sunday May 17. Col. Stanley W Smiley commands the event with 1st Lt Ronald G Weaver and 2d Lt John M Preston as project officers. Exhibits displays and demonstrations will highlight the depot and its operating areas for nearby community visitors.

Sioux Army Depot Stanley W.smiley Ronald G. Weaver John M. Preston

Thefts From Farms Reported In County

Sheriff reports two farm thefts in rural areas. Five log chains and boomers disappeared from a farm west of Dalton. About 2,000 bushels of wheat were stolen from a bin southwest of Lorenzo owned by Don Meier. Trucks were seen nearby but no further action noted. The wheat may have been taken to Omaha or Lincoln without a marketing card.

W. W. Schultz L. A. Schroeder Dalton Lorenzo Don Meier Schulz Omaha Lincoln

Cheyenne County Historical Assn Plans April 22 Meeting

The Cheyenne County Historical Association invites all interested people to attend its annual meeting at the Ft. Sidney Motor Hotel next Wednesday at eight. President Clark Fuller notes wide membership and a general discussion of aims. The group recently acquired a historic structure in east Sidney as a museum site.

Cheyenne

Last Rites Held For Mrs Chaney

Funeral services were held for Mrs Orval Chaney 69 at the First Methodist Church in Lodgepole Sidney following three months in Memorial Hospital Burial was in Greenwood Cemetery with Craig Mortuary in charge Survivors include Orval a daughter Roswell Robinson of Sidney a son George Chaney of Denver seven grandchildren and four great grandchildren plus two sisters and four brothers The family resided in Lodgepole and Sidney and Mrs Chaney was a member of the Methodist Church and Royal Neighbors of America

Orval Chaney Memorial Hospital Mark Schilz Harry Helzer Alice Amelia Hafer Giltner Neb William Emma Cruff Hafer Lodgepole Sidney Trumbull Doniphan Colorado Springs Colo Clyde Hafer Charles Hafer Chappell Mark Hafer Archie Hafer

Weather outlook clear to partly cloudy forthcoming day

The forecast calls for clear to partly cloudy skies through tomorrow with a warmer trend. Lows tonight range 20 to 30 degrees while highs tomorrow reach 50 to 60 degrees.

Emma Schimka Dies at 74 Sunol Native

Emma Schimka 74 of Sunol died Thursday at Memorial Hospital after years of declining health. She lived with sister Ella Fraass in Sidney for four months and previously resided in Sunol since 1925. Funeral Monday April 20 at 2 p.m. from Craig Mortuary with Rev. B J Warrenburg officiating. Burial in Bohemian Cemetery near Sunol. Surviving sisters Rose Gould Council Bluffs Iona Mary E Brown Sidney, Ella Fraass Sidney. brother Joe Schimka Chappell. eight nieces and one nephew. Preceded by both parents Adam and Mary Novak Schimka.

Emma Schimka Sunol Memorial Hospital Ella Fraass Sidney Craig Mortuary B. J. Warrenburg First Lutheran Church Potter Bohemian Cemetery Cheyenne County Miss Schimka Adam Mary Novak Schimka Rose Gould Council Bluffs Iona Mary E. Brown Joe Schimka Chappell

Cheyenne County March Welfare Expenditures Report

The Cheyenne County Division of Public Welfare spent 23097.33 in March, with 107 recipients. Items include 30184.43 Old Age Assistance, 5293.64 Aid to Dependent Children, 549.45 Four Blind Aid, 3886.72 Aid to Disabled, plus medical services totaling 9163.24 and direct relief 566.85 with administrative costs 2619.24.

Cheyenne County

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C. B. Dorwart Schou Louis Johnson County American Legion American Legion Auxiliary Morrison Thorpe U.S Peetz Church Sacred Heart Catholic Peetz Oral Foxhaven Joseph M. Hutchinson Northeastern Junior College Sterling Sioux Depot Mrs. Chaney Mrs. Orval Chaney
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