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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1963

Page

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Courthouse Budget Decision Delayed to Tuesday

Cheyenne County commissioners postponed final ruling on a 5.20 mill courthouse expansion levy to Tuesday August 6 after a public hearing where about 125 taxpayers voiced opinions. A one mill levy could raise $50 000 yearly for three to four years toward a new or enlarged courthouse for the county population of about 15 000.

Cheyenne County Ralph Englert Carl Olson Board of County Commissioners

Frontier Airlines Boardings Exceed Goal For July At Sidney

Frontier Airlines boardings at Sidney Airport totaled 163 in July, says Dale Kindred. He notes four consecutive months above the 155 target, with July showing natural growth without promotional push. He aims for steady continuation to persuade airline officials Frontier should stay.

Dale Kindred Frontier Airlines Sidney Mo Kindred Kindred Frontier

Sidney Pool Passes State Inspection

A surprise visit by state inspectors last weekend found Sidney Municipal Pool in good condition and clean. City Manager Tom Coffey said the pool passed scrutiny with flying colors.

Sidney Municipal Tom Coffey

Water Shortage Urges Lodgepole to Conserve

Lodgepole residents face continuing water deficits as levels fall. Officials warn of reduced fire pressure and urge immediate shutdown of lawn and garden hoses when the fire whistle sounds, stressing strict conservation.

Lodgepole Kripal

Firemen Name Officers For Coming Year

The Sidney Volunteer Fire Department elected new officers at the regular meeting. Rich Schiller was chosen president with Pete Sharp as vice president, Russ Joder reelected secretary, Bob Hassle treasurer, Merle Bobo as three year board member, and Harvey Vizina elected Chief for the ninth time. He will announce captains and assistant chiefs later. The new officers assume duties on Sept. 5.

Sidney Volnteer Fire Department Rich Schiller Pete Sharp Russ Joder Bob Hassle Merle Bobo Harvey Vizina

Lodgepole Prepares for Big Old Settlers Observance

Lodgepole gears up for Labor Day Old Settlers celebration as committees led by General Chairman Paul Huff finalize details. Teams cover guests, races, bands, seating, public address, lighting, country store, museum, parade, finance, publicity, concessions, dance, and flower show with broad community involvement urged.

Lodgepole Paul Huff George Minshall Roscoe Bills Harry Duncan Ed Misegadis Art Sergent Don Hyde Floyd Treblik Bob Davis L. E. Lydiatt Bob Reese Lumir Marek A. H. Michelman Morris Hornbloom Bart Bondegard Ralph Carleton Burt Bondegard Duane Hornbloom Harold Kreider Wayne Campbell Dick Hernbloom Harvey Baker Reuben Quinn Tim Markel George Emanuelson Charles Emanuelson Lloyd Bauer Ralph Talich John Oliverius Arnold Kehl Clarence Kripal Sydney Finch Roscoe Bulls Syd Finch A. L Kripal Lloyd Bondegard Charlie Wise American Legion Harry Brown Orville Kastens Delmar Zalesky Dean Christensen Lions Club Huff Nebraska

Westernaires Highlight Cheyenne County Fair Fort Sidney Days

The 34 youth riders ages 14 to 18 from Jefferson County Colorado will perform at rodeos August 11 12 and the Fort Sidney Days parade August 12 at 5 p.m. under E E Wyland they stage Big Red Precision Ride Cavalry Ball Cadrille and more. The troupe travels 90000 miles 212 arena shows and drew two million viewers in 1962. They own a 300000 Fort Westernaire facility in Golden Colorado and require lodging food for horses riders. They stay at Fort Sidney Motor Hotel with stockyards for horses and plan tours of Sioux Army Depot missile sites plus a swimming party.

Cheyenne County Fair Fort Sidney Jefferson County Colo Fort Westernaire 6Th Avenue Golden Fair Board Cheyenne County Union Pacific Fort Sidney Motor Hotel Sidney Chamber of Commerce Sioux Army

Lorenzo elevator fire causes minimal damage

About 1 000 bushels of wheat along with mule and rye were threatened at the Farmers Union Coop Elevator in Lorenzo as a fire started in the head house. Firefighters from Sydney checked the structure, with manager Chester Phelps and employee John Laaker averting spread. Damage estimated around 50 dollars.

Farmers Union Coop Lorenzo John Laaker Chester Phelps Sydney Picheing Damige Bears Hareld Bedtke 18Th Ave

Truck Knocks Out Railing At Underpass

A three ton white truck from Relable Well Service driven by Don Brauer knocked out 14 to 18 feet of railing at the west side of the 13th Avenue Underpass around 12 30 pm today. Capt Roy Bauer of the Sidney Police said the vehicle came from Hickay street heading south toward the John Deere building and swung wide striking the railing. Damages confined to the railing.

13Th Avenue Don Brauer Roy Bauer Sidney Hickay Street John Deere

County Teams To Volunteer Fire Tourney

Three Cheyenne County fire teams compete for honors at the North Platte Valley Volunteer Fire Departments tourney in Alliance this Sunday. Chadron and Dalton were co champions last year and received trophies. Teams include Alliance Hemmingford Minatare Sidney Chadron Lyman Mitchell Dalton Gurley Kimball and Bridge.

Cheyenne County North Platte Valley Volunteer Fire Departments Alliance Chadron Dalton Hemmingford Minatare Sidney Lyman Mitchell Gurley Kimball Bridge

Fair-Ft. Sidney Bigger Better Describes The Coming Event

Fair-Ft. Sidney Days opening promises a big weekend with increased parking at the northeast grounds and a new rule restricting parking near buildings to authorized personnel. Merchants Building exhibit space is full with extra outside space, and a major barbecue will cap the opening ceremony. Ranch and livestock entries expected to exceed last year with 300 to 400 livestock heads anticipated and a county livestock sale closing the contests.

Fort Sidney Lowry Lindell Fair Board Fairgrounds Lindell Merchants E. W Jim Jimerson Sidney Implement Co Potter Lions Clubs Ivan Liljegren

Continued Effort On Airline Boardings Urged

James R Sandstedt urged continued effort to keep Frontier Airlines boardings up in border communities. He noted Sidney's three month trial from April to June showed improvement but fell short of five loadings per day, with July totaling 163 boardings and six month averages listing Sidney last among six towns.

Sandstedt Tne T’rontier Airlines James R Sandst Tellegraph Frontier M- Sandstedt Frontier Air Lines United States Sidney Hill Imputance Co Hastings Kearney McCook Alliance Chadron

Longtime Dalton Resident Mrs Davison Dies at 73

Flora Emma Goding Davison, 73, longtime Dalton resident, died Friday at Pioneer Memorial Hospital after a short illness. Services Monday at Dalton Presbyterian Church with burial in Dalton Cemetery. Survived by husband James E Davison, three daughters, two sons, 12 grandchildren and two great grandchildren. burial follows at Dalton Cemetery.

James E. Davison Pioneer Memorial Hospital Dalton Dalton Presbyterian Church Ronald V. Norman Dalen Trinity Lutheran Church E. L. Nelson James A . Bundy Sterling Colo W.R. Coady Indianola Neb Merl Felker Lynwood Calif John H. Davison Ernest E. Davison Clar Turney Tulare William Goding Potter Ernest Goding Dix Bertha Meyer South Dakota

Sidney Stopover Praised by California Woman

A Los Angeles traveler, Maggie DuSapen, left an unsolicited note at Lee's Store in Sidney Nebraska praising local hospitality. She thanked Sidney residents and trainmen of the Union Pacific for friendliness during a stopover en route to Alliance, and credited the city with warm greetings and helpful courtesies.

Sidney Los Angeles Maggie DuSapen Lee's Nebraska Union Pacific My Brother Alliance CB & Q Maggie Sylavania New York M. DuSapen Calif

County Road Upgrade Bids Sought in Three Counties

Federal road project to upgrade 400 miles across Kimball Banner and Cheyenne Counties will seek bids this October for grading culverts bridges and graveling. The $2,500,000 program aims to improve county roads and support regional development with work planned into next spring.

Kimball Banner Cheyenne

Potter Days Committees Announced for 1963 Celebration

Potter Days committees for the September 6 and 7 celebration are announced by general chairman D Fred Enevoldsen. The list covers Finance Parade Advertising Agricultural 4 H Camp Fire Boy Scouts Sports and Races Barbecue Music Base Ball Football Registration Free Drawing Loud Speaker Food Stand Movies Best Rooms and Seating Dance and Legion roads upgrade is planned to support Minuteman sites with 90 miles of roads in Cheyenne County and related projects funded by the federal government and overseen by the Nebraska Department of Roads.

D. Fred Enevoldsen Legion Hall Rudy Dedic Fred Enevoldsen Francis Gaston Kenneth Rose Ruby Wickhorst Lois Dindinger Olga Raach Leata ‘Johnson Amy Larson Helyn Wheeler Mildred Terman Marcia Terman Amanda Prehn Arleen Reetz Shirley Coulter Augusta Smith Ray Wills M. S Gaston Helen Woten Mary Anderson Charlyn Herboldsheimer Wilma Dedic Anita Walraven Helen DeLong Benj Warrenburg Glen Lipska Dale McKenney Ralph Anderson Alan Combs Lloyd Ray Ray Snell Dewey Larson Millard Richard Markel Dean Harr Delmar Knight Elmer Jung Roy Adams Ray Slama Lowell Ottoson Elmer Hilpert Albert Mason Alen Combs Nel Tebrinke Cliff Herboldsheimer Dave Theis Bernard Grothe Carl Larson Gene Horrock del Lamm Youth Center Mae Loven Don Christensen Ed Killham Legion

Pre-Fair Activities For 4-H Girls Slated Next Week

County Extension Office lists pre fair events for 4-H girls. On Wednesday August 7 the 4-H building hosts demonstrations and judging from morning to evening. Friday August 8 features an open public style show where girls model outfits entered in County Fair. Garments enter judging over the following weekend and the annual style revue appears August 14 after the livestock parade and trophy awards.

County Extension Ofice

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Sidney Chamber of Commerce Sidney Lions Club Sidney Pool Deos Big Fort Sidney Bigger California Gil Hougen Ervin Wheeler Kenneth Mueller Francis Willoughby Leonard Nelson Daryl Dedic del Lamm Agricultural Lester Willoughby Warren Nelson James Johnson Wm Kubes Earl Anderson Arvin Nielsen Walter Hilpert Lee Shoemaker Verner Johnson Harold Steele Geo. Coulter Jr Calvin Larson Nebraska Department of Roads Omaha World Herald State Road Department Telegraph Defense Department Minuteman Wyoming Colorado Jerry Kallhoff Don Bruns Parade Daryl Conger Paul Husmann
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