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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1972

Page

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Plains Mfg Moves to Cheyenne County Depot Site

Plains Mfg Co of Lexington Nebraska will relocate to a 20,000 square foot plant on the former army depot near Sidney, leased from Sidney Warehousing and Industrial Sites. PGI formed to spur Cheyenne County jobs arranged the deal with SWIS, with 20 to 25 employees initially and room to grow as demand rises.

Cheyenne County Panhandle Growth, Inc PGI Plains Mfg, Co Lexington Nebraska Sidney Warehousing and Industrial Sites, Inc SWIS Sidney Edward Narjes Guy F. Bush Jack H. Lowe PGI Plains Robert L. Perkins Plains Plains Mfg Co Perkins Sidnes Cheyenne

Clark Fuller Honored By County Historical Group

Clark Fuller received a Cheyenne County Historian Emeritus certificate at the Cheyenne County Historical Association annual meeting in Sidney. The event also announced officer appointments, a county historical tour June 10 in Sidney, and plans for monuments, depot relocations, and museum openings.

Clark Fuller Nebraska Historical Association Sidney Point of Rocks Cheyenne County Historical Association Fort Sidney Motor Hotel Fort Siney Motor Hotel Fort Sidney Point of Rock Robert Zuhlke Gurley Zuhlke Lawrence Marrin Dalton Harold Kuhns Roy MacAdam Marion Dickinson Lodgepole Cheyenne County County Historical Association Robert Zuhike

Weather Halts Oil Drilling in Western Nebraska

Wet weather slows drilling across western Nebraska as softened roads halt movement of rigs though some sites active before the rain continue. Ten wells exist with no reported success. Earl Wakefield concentrates in Lincoln County with 24 wells. Sage Oil Co. and Banner Drilling plan No 1-D Stauffer in Banner County, a deep test into the J sand. Nebraska oil output runs about 25 thousand barrels daily, a continuing two year decline.

Nebraska Earl Wakefield Wichita Lincoln County North Sage Oil Co Banner Drilling Co Stauffer Banner County Banner Sheupas Nebraska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission Sidney

Pair Injured In Ohio County Auto Crash Near Hemingford

Rev Ira Cochran and his wife Mrs Ira Cochran of Sidney were in a one car crash Monday night near Hemingford along Highway 2. The Rev Cochran suffered serious pelvic injuries and is confined to St Joseph's Hospital in Alliance awaiting possible transfer to Sidney Memorial Hospital. Mrs Cochran has bruises and a back neck injury and is hospitalized at St Joseph's in Alliance.

Ira Cochran Sidney Hemingford Nebon Highway Cochran St Joseph's Hospital Alliance Sidney Memorial Hospital

Sidney Girl Runner-Up in Joint University Pageant

Jennifer Fix daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard Fix finished first runner up in the joint University of Nebraska and Lincoln Beauty Pageant Sunday She will act as alternate for Lincoln or the University in the Miss Nebraska Pageant if Miss Denise Elliot Miss Lincoln or Miss Carrie Solomon cannot attend Among 40 contestants Fix won top bathing suit honors and performed Mozart Sonata as her talent A freshman pharmacy major she also won a wardrobe prize A $1000 scholarship will be awarded at the North Platte Pageant on June 24 Co hosts were Miss Sally Warner Miss Linda Aldrich and Miss Terri Bowen Wiegart Entrants were judged in bathing suit gown talent and speaking abilities

Jennifer Fix Richard Fix University of Nebraska and Lincoln Lincoln Nebraska North Platte Sally Warner Linda Aldrich University of Nebraska Terri Bowen Wiegart

Mobile Home Grand Opening This Weekend

Grand Opening festivities at Mid West Mobile Homes Sales Co this weekend at West Highway 30 across from the Nebraska Patrol Office. Friday to Sunday feature live western music free refreshments and prize drawings every two hours. Showcased models include Schulz Magnolia Flamingo Sundancer Midland Rushmore and Liberty. Manager Marvin Red Hixon leads the local sales center.

Mid-West Mobile Homes Sales Co West Highway 30 Nebraska Patrol Schulz Magnolia Flamingo Sundancer Midland Rushmore Liberty Products Marvin “Red” Hixon

Kindergarten Registration Dates Told

Kindergarten registration will be next Tuesday and Wednesday from 9 am to 11 30 am and 11 pm to 3 pm in Elementary buildings. Last names A through M register first day, N through Z on May 3. Birth certificates required. preschool health blanks distributed. a kindergarten booklet assists parents. Those south of Burlington tracks go to South Elementary, between tracks to Central, north of UP tracks to North Elementary. bus riders go to North. Registration does not guarantee attendance at a given school. invited to visit the Kindergarten class.

Burlington Tracks South Elemetary Union Pacific Central North

State May Act On Appraisals In Six Years

State Tax Commissioner Bill Peters said if counties fail to maintain property appraisals the state will likely conduct its own appraisal in six years. He spoke in Scottsbluff to about 40 county clerks assessors and commissioners. He noted board of equalization can lower valuations without a hearing but raises require a hearing for owners. He warned local control suffers when local officials fail to do their job.

Bill Peters Scottsbluff Peters Board of Equalization

Panhandle Forecast Shows Warmer Weekend

Partly cloudy and warmer this afternoon with decreasing clouds tonight. Saturday will be generally fair and warmer with highs 55 to 65. Tonight lows in the 30s and a 5 percent to near zero chance of precipitation. Extended outlook expects occasional snow early next week with colder temperatures and highs in the 50s.

Panhandle Frontier Airlines

Paroled: 26 Granted by Nebraska Parole Board

A day-long session of the Nebraska Parole Board granted 26 paroles. Five cases were deferred and four denied. Among those paroled from the men's reformatory were Martin Edgar Ball and Richard Stanley, both of Sidney, each serving terms for burglary and feloniously entering a building from Cheyenne County in March 1970.

Nebraska Martin Edgar Ball Sidney Cheyenne County Richard Stanley

New Physician And Attorney At Bridgeport

Bridgeport will soon gain attorney Roger Lott and physician Ann Lott. Roger, a 1968 University of Nebraska Law School graduate, practiced three years in Omaha and currently conducts Senate research in Washington. Ann, a 1971 University of Nebraska Medical School graduate, is interning at George Town Hospital afterBridgeport High School class of 1963.

Bridgeport Roger Lott Ann Lott Lott University of Nebraska Omaha Senate Washington, DC If A Blackstone Bridgeport High School University of Nebraska Medical School George Town Hospital

UF Groups Receive 71 72 Pay

United Fund representatives met at the Avco Finance office for the 1971 72 cycle covering April 23 1971 to April 24 1972. The total campaign fund was 11911 73 with nine organizations receiving shares. Red Cross 1280, Boy Scouts 3432, Girl Scouts 1310, USD 132, King’s Daughters 1087, Salvation Army 1296, Muscular Dystrophy 648 50, Travelers Aid 88, Mentally Retarded Children 1287 50. Expenses totaled 560 36.

United Fund Avco Finance American Red Cross Boy Scouts of America Girl Scouts King’s Daughters Salvation Army Travelers Aid

Weather Favors Farmers and Two Inches of Moisture

Moisture from Tuesday evening through today benefits farmers and ranchers, easing drought concerns though hindering travel and schooling. Schools closed in Gurley Dix and Harrisburg due to soggy roads, while Dalton and other towns report varying precipitation, fog and slick highways. Temperature readings vary across FAA High Plains stations with soils showing low two inch temps and mulch and bare ground measurements noted.

Gurley Dix Harrisburg Bushnell School Bridgeport Kimball Dalton High Plains Laboratory Lodgepole Federal Aviation Association FAA Wyoming High Plains

Three Car Crash Injures Two In Sidney

A three car collision Thursday afternoon at 13th and Illinois in Sidney involved Charles Barnard and Arnold Thurow. Both drivers were hurt and taken to Memorial Hospital. Barnard was treated and released while Thurow remained overnight. Damage was set at 300 dollars to Barnard's 1956 pickup and 250 dollars to Gladyce King's car. Barnard received a stop light violation citation.

Ilinois Sidney Charles Barnard Arnold Thurow Thurow Gladyce King Finois Barnard Memorial Hospital Barnard King

Photographers Attend State Convention in Omaha

Vincent A. Wright and Alvin Duis of Duis Wright Photography joined the Professional Photographers of Nebraska convention at New Towers Courts in Omaha. The trade show showcased new equipment and processes while Duis Wright members critiqued state entries.

Vincent A. Wright Alvin Duis Duis-Wright Photography Professional Photographers of Nebraska New Towers Courts Omaha Mr Duis

Sidney attorney and past dentist honored by Nebraska Dental Assn

Thomas Dorwart of Peetz and Dorwart received honorary membership at the Nebraska Dental Association Presidents Banquet in Omaha. Dr Lawrence Donahue, former Sidney dentist, inducted into the Hall of Fame for 56 years of service and a role in solving a Cheyenne County murder and a first televised dental program. Donahue later taught at Creighton University and led the association.

Thomas Dorwart Peetz and Cheyenne County Donahue Creighton University Dental College Granduate Sidney L C Barstow Omaha Creighton University Penidentia Nebraska Dental Association State Board of Examiners Creighton University College of Dentistry Hall Nebraska

Spencer Will Attend ACT Advisory Council Meeting

Ralph Spencer director of guidance for Sidney Public Schools and local ACT administrator will participate in the Test Supervisor Advisory Council meeting on May 13 at ACT headquarters in Iowa City Iowa.

Iowa City Iowa Ralph Spencer Sidney Public Schools

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Plains Mfg 10Th Ave James Payne PGS Zublke R W Brown Gurley Village Brown Emil Weyerts Mary Egging Greenwood Village Sidney Telegraph Sidney Girl Mobile Home Hickory Dickory Dock Hogeland Spencer
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