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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1959
Page
13
Applications invited for Pipefitter Foreman at Sioux Ordnance Depot in Sidney. Salary begins $2.95 per hour, rising to $3.10 after 3.x months with satisfactory service. Benefits include paid vacation, sick leave, retirement plan, and insurance. Contact Civil Service Representative at the Local Post Office for blanks and details.
Backers argue remodeling at about $10,000 plus a $50,000 asking price would bring total to around $60,000 for a museum. They propose running the project as a nonprofit civic corporation to avoid city county or school maintenance responsibility while all would share in benefits.
Oil and gas briefs show Tiger Oil Co with No. 2 Lover well in Banner County and No. 1 Cross in Banner County, and Brinkerhoff Drilling Co with No. 1 Barrett in Kimball County all designated as wildcat operations with specific section and township details.
Deuel County Court House will be closed all day Saturdays starting Jan 2 1980 following a unanimous county commission vote. Nearby county seats already follow Saturday closures and most offices in the area observe the same policy.
An Oshkosh plant article noted men and women across ages filled out application blanks bringing applicants from nearly every town within 50 miles. Production nears as more equipment is added daily. J C Kuxhausen of Mitchell elected president of the North Platte Valley Associated Chambers of Commerce with officers Anderson Huffman and secretary Anderson. CSTC unveils temporary boiler at Chadron State College with operation slated midweek after prior boiler failure.
The college under construction will include two new boilers when finished. The State Normal Board ordered the heating plant after determining the old boiler may fail soon. Special lighting programs open the Diorama scene in Hemingford with timed lights for a Christmas narrative. New scenes bring the total to 11 flood lighted from December 13 to January.
The display features varied sizes from 12 by 28 feet to 12 by 63 feet with extra lighting to peak beauty. The program includes two readers a reading chorus and a choir presenting a four part narrative tracing the birth of Christ from Old to New Testament in 11 scenes.
Tony Spease of Carter Service is named Chamber of Commerce president for 1960 in Rushville. Guy Smith is vice president and Bill Forster is the third elected board member. the slate includes past presidents Russell DeWitt, Warren Sawyer, and Fritz Weiso. Spease Smith and Forster were elected at the November meeting. In Garden County two Nebr. Quarter Horse Association officers were chosen Paul Temple as secretary treasurer Lewellen and Jim Howaldt as director Oshkosh. They aided elect Robert Egle president Stratton and Joe Coffey vice president Harrison at the Broken Bow fall meeting.
Crawford Chamber of Commerce names four men to its 1960 61 board of directors at a monthly meeting. They are R L Warren Don Buzzlatt Robert Williams and Ellis Hale. The group heard committee reports and was informed of the Crawford Hereford Breeders sale set for February 20 in Crawford, marking the organization's 40th anniversary sale.
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