Five Criminal and Civil Cases Docketed for District Jury
Five criminal cases are set for jury hearing in the 13th Judicial District term. William Koehn’s third offense DUI was postponed due to absent witnesses. Jurors were chosen for Jerry Kennon’s auto burglary case with hearings starting 9 30 tomorrow. Additional juror drawings planned for Richard Reiss and Richard Sharp cases. An alternate DWI case John Sumka may be heard. One civil suit Nienhueser vs Miles was postponed. Judge John H. Kuns presides.
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13Th Judicial District
State of Nebraska
William Koehn
State of
Nebraska
Jerry Kennon
Potter
Frank Balderson
J. Hammond McNish
Milton Handsel
Robert L. Bartels
William J. Goodwill
Bernard Furherer
Herbert C. Seevers
Lowell L. Swanson
James M. Dickes
Floyd Ivergon
Sidney
George H. Buss
Lewis Dughman
Lodgepole
Abelardo Solis
Sod
Albert Reitz
Kennon
John C Sumka
Nienhueser
Miles
John H. Kuns
Kimball
U S Marshal Orders Sale of Sidney Packing Plant Foreclosure
The United States Marshal will auction the Sidney Beef Co. packing plant and real estate on September 22 at the court house east door to recover more than 100000 owed under a Small Business Administration loan. Government claim totals 114016.94 plus interest with other liens from Packers Engineering and Equipment Co and others. The sale will include bulk property then separate lots and the defendants include Sidney Beef Co Inc and Sidney Packing Co plus Cheyenne County for back taxes. The plant opened with fanfare but soon faced financial trouble and operated only briefly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Sidney Beef Co
Sidney
Small Business Administration
Court House
Uncle Sam
Packers Engineering and Equipment Co
Carl W. Christ Construction Co
Triangle Sheet Metal and Plumbing Co
Sidney Beef Co., Inc
Sidney Packing Co
Cheyenne County
Stovall Tallow Co
Reckless Driving Charged After Parked Car Hit
A two car collision at 12 40 am Saturday on 11th Avenue near Banks Drive In involved Arthur Strong of Sidney whose parked car was struck by Thomas Nolan also of Sidney driving a 1954 Buick. Nolan skidded onto the curb striking the Strong auto and damaging shrubbery. he was fined 50 dollars plus costs after a hearing before Police Judge Roy Gish.
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Banks Drive-In
Ervin Smith
Charles Cady
Arthur Strong
Sidney
St Sng
Thomas J. Nolan
Nolan
Roy Gish
National Guard Camp Reports From Camp Ripley
KSID in Sidney will air daily reports at 12 10 and 10 10 p m Monday through Friday detailing the activities of the Sidney and area guardsmen who departed for Camp Ripley Minnesota last Saturday.
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National Guard
Camp Ripley
Minn
KSID
Sidney
Sidney and
Colorado Man Added to FBI Most Wanted List
Chester A. McGonigal, 45, white, 5 feet 10 inches, 200 pounds, with tattoos and scars, is the latest Colorado fugitive on the FBI Ten Most Wanted list for unlawful flight to avoid prosecution and attempted murder. He allegedly cut his wife’s throat in Aspen on April 21. she survived after 80 stitches. McGonigal has a violent record including past convictions for shooting his brother, stabbing his former wife, burglary and larceny. He has worked as a truck driver and in construction and sales.
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FBI
Cheyenne County
Karen
McGonigal
United Fund Meeting Set Tuesday Evening
The United Fund of Sidney and Sioux Ordnance Depot will meet at the Ft. Sidney Motor Hotel Tuesday night at seven o'clock to hear budget requests from organizations wishing UF participation for 1982. Chairman H C Q Nelson urges punctual representation. the campaign begins October 3 with Hollis Peratt as general drive chairman.
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United Fund of Sidney and
Sioux Ordnance Depot
Ft. Sidney Motor Hotel
H C. Q Nelson
Rais.ne
Hollis Peratt
Two Arrests For Parole Violation
Two men wanted here for violation of parole were brought to Sidney over the weekend and will be heard soon in district court. Deputy Sheriff Kermit Brumaugh went to Kimball Saturday to get Lewis Campbell who allegedly violated parole by getting intoxicated. Deputy Sheriff Gene Mornse returned Saturday from Burger Tex where he picked up Herbert Stephen. His violation consisted of not reporting to his parole officer.
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Sidney
Kermit Brumbaugh
Kimball
Lewis Campbell
Gene Morns
Burger Tex
Herbert Stephen
Sidney Pool Plans Delayed as Council Weighs Three Options
City Council did not set a bond election date at Friday’s special session to fund a new or expanded pool. Fulton and Cramer recommended Option 2 a right angled westward addition with 10 500 sq ft and 375 000 gal capacity costing about 81 600 with heating and could require additional guards.
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Tom Coffey
John Cramer
Fulton and
Fulton and Cramer
Cramer
Mike Heaton
Sidney
Fulton
American Public Health Association
Vacation Ends Bring Juvenile Accidents To Memorial
Memorial Hospital became the center of operations for a juvenile accident squad over several days. Six boys ages seven to fourteen required emergency care including appendectomies for Bobby Tobin 12 Johnnie Knicely 10 Sammie Stuart Jr 11 and another appendectomy for Sammie Stuart Jr. A power mower incident injured Pat Heaton III 7 with toe lacerations and a broken toe while Johnnie Wolvin 14 fractured a forearm in a horse fall at Oshkosh during a family picnic.
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P J Heaton Jr
Sammie Stuart Jr
Sam Stuart
Potter
Johnnie Wolvin
Rex Wolvin
Oshkosh
Welfare meeting drew two Cheyenne county staff to Alliance
Two Cheyenne County Welfare Department members Jim Titterington and Bernice Russell will travel to Alliance for the Panhandle Welfare Association meeting. A Nebraska Psychiatric unit team from University Hospital Omaha will attend along with Dr. Wattson Krush and Dr. Carver. The session opens with coffee at 9 30 a m at City Park Shelterhouse and features talks by Arthur Levies and Kenneth Weber plus a tour of Good Samaritan Village.
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Cheyenne County Welfare Department
Panhandle Welfare Association
Alliance
Jim Titterington
Bernice Russell
Panhandle
Nebraska Psychiatric Unit
University Hospital
Omaha
Cecil Wattson
Thadius Krush
Sykes Heads Western Press, Local Ad Man Speaker On Program
Eddy Sykes advertising manager of the Keith County News Ogallala was elected president of the western division of the Nebraska Press Association at the annual meeting Saturday. Don Hull of Chadron, Ken Newcomb editor of the Paxton Times, were elected secretary treasurer. Henry Meysenburg led a discussion on local advertising and Gordon Young on area reporting. Dr Clark Elkins president of Chadron State College spoke on American traditions meeting totalitarian threats.
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Ogallala
Eddy Sykes
Keith County
Nebraska Press Association
Sykes
Don Hull
Chadron
Ken Newcomb
Paxton Times
Henry Meysenburg
Sidney Telegraph
Gordon Young
North Platte Telegraph- Bulletin
Clark Elkins
Chadron State College
Wheat yields fall short of state forecast in Panhandle
The 1961 Nebraska winter wheat crop slipped from late June expectations due to rust heat hail and a cool wet harvest start. Panhandle counties may harvest about 16 million bushels instead of 21.5 million, with state totals at 75 million down from 97 million. Corn and oats also trimmed, corn at 263 million bushels, 49 per acre.
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Panhandle
Nebraska
West
US Department of Agriculture
Department
A. V. Nordquist
State
Federal Division of Agricultural Statistics
Nordquist
County Wheat Growers to Receive 1962 Allotment Notices
Cheyenne County wheat growers will get official 1962 allotment notices this weekend. ASC manager Don Rapp says notices mail Friday with a 10 percent reduction nationwide and a full rundown of the 1962 referendum rules. If the referendum fails August 24, price support drops to about 1.15 a bushel with no conservation payments.
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Cheyenne County
Don Rapp
ASC
Rapp
Cheyenne
Farmers to elect ASC community committeemen Thursday
Farmers are reminded of meetings this Thursday at 8 pm to name community committeemen for the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee. Don Rapp urged turnout as this new system shifts local control. wheat referendum follows on August 24 with details to be announced in The Sidney Telegraph.
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Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Don Rapp
ASC
Sidney Telegraph
Trognitz
Cizek
Don Benish
Cheyenne County
Kenneth Peetz
Lorenzo
Raymond Walker
Chambers
Keith Sprenger
Brownson
Rodney Mathewson
Potter
Potter Legion Hall
Melvin Meester
Sioux
Bunker Hill
Pleasantview
Harry Stein
Dennis Larson
Sidney
Top Soil Benefits From Timely Rains
Scattered rains soaked parts of the Nebraska Panhandle with Sidney recording over a quarter inch and Kimball near a half inch. The gentle storms replenished surface moisture aiding winter wheat planting. Reports noted lightning and thunder with no hail and higher flood waters along Highway 88.
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Nebraska Panhandle
Sidney
Kimball
Highway 88
Harrisburg
Frontier And Pilots Sign 18 Month Pact
Frontier Airlines and the Air Line Pilots Association reached an 18 month contract covering the carrier's 170 pilots. Executed by G Ray Woody the agreement runs from September 1 to February 1963 and raises base pay aircraft mileage rates and pilot pay. Earlier this week Frontier also signed a two year contract with 450 ground personnel.
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Denver
Frontier Airlines
Air Line Pilots Association
G. Ray Woody
Frontier
No Operation Needed For Gary Mitchell
Mrs Mitchell of Iowa City reports her three year old twin son Gary did not need an eye operation. Doctors say Gary will have poor eyesight due to a hemorrhage but no treatment is required at this time.
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James Mitchell
Mitchell
Iowa City
Gary
Upcoming ASC Meetings and Elections Dates Noted
The article warns to note dates for ASC events. Community committeemen election is this Thursday August 17. Wheat Marketing Quotas referendum election is on Thursday August 24 with polling places to be announced Friday.
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ASC
Conservation Land Compliance Warns Cheyenne County Farmers
Earl H. Gell, chairman of the Cheyenne County ASC, cautions farmers with Conservation Reserve Contracts to adhere to grazing and harvesting prohibitions and to plant Soil Bank base crops within allotted acres. Noncompliance risks loss of annual CR payment. wheat price supports remain $1.79 per bushel with parity-based final rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl H. Gell
Cheyenne County Agricultural Stabilization Committee
Gell
Failre
WNOA Plans For February Meeting In Alliance
Directors of Alliance and Chappell chapters of the Western Nebraska Organized Agriculture Association will meet in Alliance on Thursday August 24 to finalize plans for the February 3 1962 gathering in Alliance Ramey Whitney of Chappell serves as president with Joe Martin of Gordon as vice president.
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Alliance and
Chappell
Western Nebraska Organized Agriculture Association
Alliance
Ramey Whitney
Joe Martin
Gordon
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U.S
Ksid Guard
Colorado
United Fund
Western Press
App
Cheyenne County Fair
Thomas Lumber Company
American National Bank
Greenlees
Live Center
Sidney Sewing Center
Ion Home Living
Moore’s
Reserve
Grand Champion Home Living
Lee
Grand Champion Foods
Star Market
Rudy's Market
House of Flowers
Fine’s
Ready To Wear
Telegraph
Gary Mitchell
Earl Gell
County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
WNOA
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