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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1964

Page

13

Busy Week Ahead as Cheyenne County Fair Nears

The Cheyenne County Fair Fort Sidney Days countdown runs through Sunday with rodeo performances by Westernaires, bigger carnival, and expanded midway. Fort Sidney Days include golf, a 3 p.m. parade led by Colonel Ray Graff, and Old Timers registration. Kids Day Tuesday features a parade and a free movie, while Wednesday showcases 4-H events and livestock shows. Booster trips are planned for tomorrow.

Fort Sidney Jefferson County Colo Fairgrounds Merchants Building Sidney National Guard

Sidney Draw News Horse Show Awards Won

Kathy Edwards Loretta Wilson 4-H Wranglers earned ribbons at the Alliance horse show. Loretta two red one white Kathy four red one white Ed two blue one red one white. Community notices follow with visits, hosting, and family news across local homes and gatherings.

Kathy Edwards Loretta Wilson 4-H Wranglers Alliance Loretta Kathy Cliff Bowen John Owens Don Bell Stanley Krueger Roland Solomonson Emily Kurz Larry Kurz Karla Childers Vickie Bauer Kathy Wistron Geo Bauer Bridgeport LeRoy Childers Bob Kurz Ricky Kurz Greg Brad Hill Mike Jimmy Childers Roy Anderson Dorothy van Aelstyn Memorial Hospital Legion Park Paul Wilson Jennie Wilson Nellie Elson Kearney Keith Wilson Potter Tom Kallhoff Andy Rapp Victor Rapp Sue Robert Kurz Frank Kurz Earnest Duffy Elmer Krueger John Meininger Denver Jim Varra Bushnell Geo Baird Phyllis Mary van Aelstyn Dallas Castellan Bertha Mitchell Violet Kurz Deloris Kurz Rochester Minn Kay Worley Joe McMillen Elbern Luehrs Chambers Albin Olson Dale Chambers and Sons Olson

Community club meetings and listings for August week

Local notice lists multiple clubs and meetings from Monday August 3 to Friday August 7 at Ft. Sidney hotels Masonic venues and churches. Groups include Rotary Kiwanis Toastmasters Odd Fellows DeMolay Jaycees United Lutheran Women Lions Rebekah Moose Kamikawa Group Christian Womens Fellowship Job's Daughters World War I Veterans Ladies Encampment Cheyenne Encampment and St Patrick's Altar Society. Also printing services advertisement with Telegraph Printing Co. contact.

Rotary Club Ft. Sidney Motor Hotel Kiwanis Club Toastmasters Club Ft. Sidney Odd Fellows Masonic Temple Jaycees Jaycee Legion Club United Lutheran Church Job’s Daughters Bethel Moose Lodge Kamikawa Group Christian Womens Fellowship First Christian Church Lutheran Ladies Aid St. Paul’s Lutheran Church Fellowship Hall Lutheran Church Holy Trinity Lutheran

Guard's Jets Take Pictures Over Nebraska

Jet reconnaissance aircraft of the Nebraska Air National Guard, under Col. Fred Bailey Jr., will increase target photography across Nebraska after the transition phase. The training emphasizes photo capture and analysis, with targets set across the state and some in nearby states. Some flights will be high altitude, others low, with cities avoided when needed. Safety rules are followed. The RF-84F jets travel subsonically, may produce loud noises, but pose no sonic boom risk or property danger.

Nebraska Air National Guard Nebraska Lincoln Fred Bailey, Jr

BOOST NEBRASKA Have Your Diamonds Remounted Now

Sayther returns to town to remount diamonds at The Gift Shop Jewelers boosting Nebraska pride and local jewelry offerings.

Sayther Gift Shop Jewelers

Five Hurt In Head On Collision Near Sunol

Five persons suffered minor injuries in a head on crash on Highway 30, two-tenths of a mile west of Sunol at 6 10 p m. An eastbound 1964 Chrysler driven by Yvonne Bauer, 16, Sidney, collided with a westbound 1959 Ford driven by Richard A Nelson, 44, Goshen Ind. Bauers foot injury and lacerations to Nelsons and bruises were treated or hospitalized. The Bauer car sustained about 2500 dollars damage. the Ford was a total loss.

Sunol del Shipley Yvonne L. Bauer Sidney Richard A. Nelson Goshen Ind Memorial Hospital Miss Bauer Mr. Nelson Clarice Nelson Michael A. Nelson John L. Nelson Nelson Judith Ann Shipley Bauer Ford

Martin Proposes Legislation to Recognize Area in Districting

Rep. Dave Martin of Nebraska proposes a constitutional amendment to allow state legislatures to apportion one house by factors other than population and a federal bill to limit court jurisdiction in reapportionment cases. He says Nebraska could use area alongside population if approved.

Washington Dave Martin R-Neb Congress Martin Nebraska

Oxen Team Anchors Black Creek Pioneer Village

North of Toronto at Black Creek Conservation Area Pioneer Village a team of oxen, weighing 2,000 pounds each, remains the most photographed feature. The animals symbolize Upper Canada’s early land clearing by pioneer settlers.

Black Creek Conservation Area Pioneer Village Toronto Canada Upper Canada

Exhibition Of Produce Vital Gardeners and Farmers Display

Gardeners and farmers in Nebraska prepare to exhibit produce at fairs with rules from the premium list guiding quality. Wayne Whitney urges peak edibility, color, uniformity, and adherence to entry counts. Some vegetables should be washed or unwashed per type and displayed on plates or tables as instructed. Two former cabinet officers, Frances Perkins and Oveta Culp Hobby, are noted.

Nebraska Wayne Whitney University of Nebraska Extension Horticulturist Whitney

4-H Club Serves Luncheon and Plans Activities

Irene Hopkins and others hosted a luncheon for Deborah Miller and friends at Mary Kay Ernest home. July 24 roll call noted favorite 4-H aspects. Mary Kay Ernest and Suzanne Thompson appointed to the achievement day committee.

Irene Hopkins Betty Frerichs Kathy Frerichs Mary Kay Ernest Deborah Miller Pam Jessen Barbara Frerichs Georgia Frerichs Suzanne Thompson Sidney

Fifteen Oil Permits On in Nebraska Fields

The Nebraska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission approved fifteen oil drilling permits last week across six counties. In Cheyenne County one well, No. 1 Fishman Baird, was plugged and abandoned after a confirmation attempt yielded insufficient oil. A second Cheyenne site, No. 1 Studenicka A, aims to extend the Range Field with Exeter Drilling Co. Murfin Drilling Co. will drill in Garden County, No. 2 McCord in the McCord Field.

Cheyenne County Garden County Nebraska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission Fishman Baird West Sidney Draw Stuarco Oil Co Ray W. Kincaid Knight and Miller Patrick A. Doheny Exeter Drilling Co Murfin McCord

Printing Co Advertisement Copy Card

Local printer advertises broad service range from large to small jobs with quick turnaround. Telegraph Printing Co Inc at 836 Lithography highlights quality work and fast delivery in a compact current-page promo.

Telegraph Printing Co., Inc

Wheat Growers Name Secretary for NWGA in Lincoln

Raymond Stack, 36, a wheat marketing specialist from Colorado Extension Service, was named Executive Secretary and Marketing Specialist for the Nebraska Wheat Growers Association. He assumed the post August 1 in Lincoln. Stack, native of North Dakota, holds degrees from North Dakota State University and Montana State College, and previously worked six years as a Montana county extension agent. He authored wheat marketing articles and contributed to Wheat, People and the Plains. He is married with four children and will reside in Lincoln.

Lincoln Colorado Extension Service Nebraska Wheat Growers Association Raymond Stack North Dakota Wayne Allen NWGA Stack North Dakota State University Montana State College Montana Colorado Great Plains

Federal Examiner Jobs Open Across Agencies in U S

The U S Civil Service Commission announces August openings for Hearing Examiner positions in federal agencies nationwide. Salaries range from 13615 to 16000 dollars. Applicants must be licensed attorneys with seven years of responsible experience.

U.S. Civil Service Commission Washington D. C United States

Farming Is Dangerous Says Nebraska Expert

Lincoln farm safety specialist Rollin Schmievder reports farming ranks third most dangerous in the United States behind mining and construction. Machinery causes most accidents with upsets, open shafts, and falls, while animals and drownings add fatalities. He urges supervision and awareness to prevent deaths and injuries.

Lincoln United States Rollin Schmievder Universit of Nebraska Schnieder

Civil service exam notice for administrative law role

Announcement details two years of administrative law experience required with formal court or regulatory body exposure. Applications must be filed with the U S Civil Service Commission in Washington D C and postmarked by August 31 1964. Forms available from J LaVerne Couch at Sidney Post Office or from the commission.

Cipation J. LaVerne Couch Sidney Post Office U. S. Civil Service Commission Washington D. C Commission

New Arrivals in Sidney Move Into Fort Sidney Hotel

Mrs Milt Nissen Welcome Wagon hostess greets the new residents Lin Russell and family who join Lincoln manager at Fort Sidney Motor Hotel. Former Omaha home, four daughters aged 20, nine and a half, seven, 16 months. William Vining from Flagstaff to live at 1624 Dodge. ammunition inspector at Sioux Army Depot until deactivation. Jack Harkreader and family at 104 16th Avenue, ex McCook, cable maintenance man with N W Bell. four sons ages seven, six, five, three, and two daughters aged two years and five months.

Sidney Milt Nissen Lin Russell Russell Fort Sidney Motor Hotel Omaha William Vining Flagstaff Ariz Dodge Vining Sioux Army Depot 16Th Avenue Jack Harkreader McCook Mr. Harkreader N. W. Bell Telephone Co

Thunder knocks handbrake as truck rolls downhill

A utility truck, parked with its handbrake on, rolled downhill after three thunderclaps. It traveled about 200 yards before striking another vehicle. Owner T. O'Dea suspects the thunder unsettled the gear and released the brake.

Sydney

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Horse Show Awards Lions Club Ft. Sidney Hotel Rebekah Lodge No Order of St. John Henry Monnich Holy Trinity Church Cheyenne St. Patrick’s Altar Society Oscar Schlaman Cochairman Eugene Zwickl Ave Sidney Chamber of Commerce Frances Perkins Labor Franklin D. Roosevelt Oveta Culp Hobby Health Dwight D. Eisenhower Earl Gell Rollie Rexroth Keith Rexroth Telegraph NEW Oliver Pilot Ground Piper Overland Air Service Piper Sales and Service Midwest Equipment CO Oliver-A-C Forrest Big East Lot
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