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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1954
Page
15
Roy J. Oak, a Sidney Public School System teacher, was awarded a Master of Education in exercises at the University of Nebraska. The summer session conferred 333 degrees, with 176 graduate titles, at its close.
Monroe L. Nute of Kennett Square Pennsylvania was elected International President of Lions International at the 37th Annual Convention in New York City. The organization has over half a million members in 11,000 clubs across 58 countries.
Population continues on Page One detailing a new doctors clinic and animal hospital, an underground water reservoir to the south, new water mains and street paving work. At least twelve new houses are planned. Also planned are a new armory, airport facility enlargement, and a Safeway store. In the maybe category are a new hotel and an underpass at 13th Avenue.
Jurgens buys a quarter section in 13-13-51 on June 11 through A D Jones Realty. Ohio Oil Co. drills the Rapp No 1 gas well on his land yielding over 3 million cu ft daily. He earns one third of the wheat crop profit this year and full crop next year. seeks more land and favors farming over oil or gas.
A round up at Fort Robinson Beef Cattle Research Station will highlight the third annual Cattle Men’s Roundup on Aug. 20. Robert Koch of the University of Nebraska will explain the herd’s high producing cows and dwarf carrying detection. L L Madsen and Marvel Baker lead talks on nutrition and production while Henry Holzman discusses practical range testing. A barbecue at Crawford City Park follows the program.
Poor turnout at Cheyenne County American Red Cross nontify meetings led to a quarterly schedule change. Sessions will occur on the fourth Thursday of the month, with the next regular meeting set for Thursday September 23. At this month’s meeting Mrs. Cecil Hunt was named second vice president.
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