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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1965
Page
13
Gordon Golf and Country Club received an 84000 loan from the Federal Farmers Home Administration. The rural club of 200 families will purchase 60 acres west of Gordon to develop a recreation area, funded by dues and state facilities. Gov. Frank Morrison announced the loan.
The Lexington Mill and Elevator Company of Lexington will sell its elevator and equipment at Chappell on Thursday April 29 at 2 p m. The 30 000 bushel capacity elevator along with two loading spouts on the Union Pacific Railroad two truck spouts and two inside dumps are offered. Also included are a storage building for sacked feed an office building and a 17 ton bulk steel bin with a leading auger. The elevator has stood idle for months since the Lexington company closed out its Chapell business.
NU football coach Bob Devaney will speak at the Sports Booster Club banquet in Kimball Nebraska on April 29. Doors open 6:30 p.m. at the high school student center, meal served 7 p.m. Con sumer Public Power District will build a 17 200 volt substation to serve Melbeta and about 50 rural customers. The project costs about 4000 and should be finished in about two weeks from construction start.
Crawford meeting called by the Area Development Organization heard a consensus that better rancher police communication curbs rustling. About 25 attended as law officers noted delayed or missing reports hinder livestock recovery. Representatives from State Branch Commission Dawes and Sioux sheriff offices Chadron Crawford sale firms and ranchers were present.
Devaney, named Big Eight coach of the year for three straight seasons, has led Nebraska to three post season football games with two wins and last year’s Cotton Bowl loss to Arkansas. In three years at Nebraska he has 27 wins and four losses. He will fly in around seven p.m. A Kimball athlete receives a $300 college scholarship and three $100 scholarships go to Dix, Bushnell, and Harrisburg seniors.
SCOTTSBLUFF H D Kosman president of Scottsbluff National Bank announced that the U S Comptroller of Currency approved the creation of an affiliate to be named Western National Bank to be located at Twenty seventh Street and Avenue C in new quarters. The bank is planned to open in about six months with authorized capital of 300000 and deposits insured by the FDIC. Officers and directors will largely remain the same.
Admiral Dewey Post 1681 VFW in Scottsbluff marks 33 years since its founding on May 2. Charter members from May 5, 1932 numbered 110. 40 are deceased. Paul W. Anderson urges remaining members to attend. dinner by Chuck Watson at 9:30, dance at 9. Roy G. Carveth of Lincoln to speak. MC E. N. Fogleman.
The Devel County Motor Company will hold an indoor auction Friday April 30 at 9 30 a m at the former Devel County Motor building on Vincent Ave Chappell. Items include shop equipment office equipment cars trucks and pickups. Lunch will be served on the premises.
Elmer S. Swanson of Bushnell will be one of nine Nebraskans honored at the Nebraska Pharmaceutical Association banquet in Omaha Sunday for earning their pharmacy licenses in 1915. Attending from the area are Theo H. McCosh and George R. Myers with Ella O. Myers of Gerling and Wes C. Colson of Minear. McCosh is a past state president and former State Board of Examiners member. Myers serves on the State Board of Health as senior member, and Mrs Myers is a former Examiners member. Colson leads the Western Nebraska Pharmaceutical Association and seeks NPA director from the district.
Pueblo Colorado DSSO announces a sealed bid sale Invitation 35-S-65 37 with bid opening at 10 00 A M May 11 1965 MDST Automotive parts at Sioux Army Depot Sidney and hardware at Kirtland Air Force Base Albuquerque are offered Catalogs and bid forms available from Dept A Pueblo DSSO contact 303 947 3341 Ext 596
A North London dog beautician advertises convenient grooming at the owner's residence. The service promises trimming and shampooing in the dog's home, appealing to pet owners seeking comfort and convenience.
Two Sioux Army Depot workers depart for Denver to join Fitzsimons General Hospital. Edward H. Mitchel will start April 26 after long service at Sioux and military service. Herman Jiminez also transfers with family plans to join in June. The notice mentions their spouses and children and local community ties. Also includes stray notes on Eiffel Tower tourism and Quebec business language, ending with a church invitation.
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