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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1957

Page

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Lloyd Castner Chosen as City Administrative Assistant

Lloyd Castner of Sidney has been selected as administrative assistant to Eugene Oregon City Manager James Finlayson. He will begin Jan 2 and is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Castner of Sidney. He graduated Sidney High in 1953 and earned a Business Administration degree from the University of Nebraska last June. He fulfilled military duties including six months active service and a five year reserve commitment with two weeks active duty annually.

Lloyd Castner Sidney James Finlayson Eugene Ore Lloyd Clarence Castner Sidney High University of Nebraska University

Two More Farm Thefts Are Reported

Sheriff's officers reported two more farm break ins over the holidays. A window was broken in a quonset building on the Leonard Courtney place southwest of Dalton to gain entry, with gasoline taken in a second visit. Entrance to a garage north of Potter owned by Elizabeth Wood was gained by breaking the door lock. value of items taken could not be estimated as the family was away on vacation.

Leonard Courtney Dalton Potter Elizabeth Wood

Motion Filed for New Trial in Equipment Suit

District Court records show J W Cain filed a motion for a new trial in his suit against Benzel et al over a defective equipment claim. Earlier testimony referenced a jury and defendant’s fervor.

District Court J. W. Cain Benzel Et al Yound

Fort Sidney Hotel Opens Tuesday With Gala Event

The Fort Sidney Motor Hotel will open at 5 p.m. December 31 with dining facilities and tours for visitors. A gala New Year party with dinner and dancing will follow, open to the public 5 to 9, then restricted to ticket holders at 9. Tickets cost 15 per couple and are available at the Chamber of Commerce or the hotel.

Fort Sidney Motor Hotel Chet Johson Johnson Chamber of Commerce

Christmas card from Sandra adopted by Sheriff Schulz

Mrs Anna Bezley of Hayward California has sent annual Christmas messages to Sheriff Schulz for eleven years. The 1946 auto crash near town claimed Sandra's parents, but Angela’s sister adopted the child. Now 14 Sandra is a top high school student and an accomplished pianist.

W. W Schulz Anna Bezley Hayward Calif Bezley Sandra Schulz

Father Albel’s goodbye message to Sidney readers

Father Albert Albel of St Patrick’s Catholic Church announces his imminent retirement to Arizona. He thanks Sidney citizens for five years of friendship, recalls a Christmas night carol visit by local girls, and expresses gratitude for community spirit and support. He ends with a hopeful note toward meeting again under the eternal star.

Albert Albel St. Patrick’s’ Catholic Church Sidney Arizona The Telegraph St. Patrick’s

Banks Promote Thrift With Christmas Savings Clubs

Bankers in Sidney praise local Christmas Savings Clubs at American National and Sidney National for enabling families to save weekly for holiday spending. Don Jorgeson and Leo Kreiger note clubs foster thrift, support the local economy, and help fund Christmas purchases every November. It is not too late to start a 1958 savings account.

Christmas Savings Club Sidney Sidney Banks Don Jorgeson American National Leo Kreiger The Sidney National Kreiger

Sterling Man Dies of Heart Attack at 59

Albert M. Mack Smith, 59, died early yesterday in a Sterling hospital after a heart attack at his home 215 N Third Ave. He lived in Peetz 1909 19 and Lorenzo 1919 27 where he ran a grocery. A WW II era worker at Sioux Ordnance Depot he later joined Litch Bros Radio TV in Sterling as a partner. Funeral Monday 2 pm at First Christian Church Sterling with Jackson Mortuary directing. He was born December 8 1898 in Pilgrim's Rest South Africa and married Katherine H Pilger August 18 1926 in Sterling. Mrs Smith and his mother Mrs May Smith survive him.

Albert M. ‘'Mack"’ Smith Sterling Third Ave First Christian Church Jackson Mortuary Mr. Smith Pilgrim's Rest South Africa Peetz University of Wyoming R.O.T.C Sigma Nu Katherine HH. Pilger Smith May Smith

Four Towns Fire Crews Battle Haystack Fire Near Scottsbluff

Firefighters from Melbeta Minatare Gering and Scottsbluff along with county highway workers fought a 444 hour blaze on the Ed Goll farm six miles east and one south of Scottsbluff. Two highway workers used a motor grader to smash and scatter the burning baled hay.

Scottsbluff Melbeta Minatare Gering Ed Goll Scottsnluff

New Multi Purpose Building Added To Ordville School

Ordville District 166 opens a new 80 by 120 foot gym auditorium and community center. Dedication set for January 9 with a basketball game marking first official use. Built without federal aid from operating savings, it serves as gym stage and facility for broader athletic programs. Coach Roy Maries leads a new team in this improved era.

Ordville William L. Koenecke Koenecke Ifrom Bunker Hill Brownson Myrle Stovall Ray Tsuruda Elmer Hal Washington Josie Klitzing Roy Maries Chadron

Rotary Kid's Party Brings Joyful Kids To Country Club

Tom Jones organized a Rotary child ren's Christmas party with sixty grandfathers and eighty kids in attendance. Santa resembled Bob Renick and handed out toys while Ray Frahm filmed for future showings. Visiting adults included Jerry Sohns of Kansas City with Baldy Goodwin and Kenneth Olson of Center, Nebraska, son of Albin Olson, as the rest sang Christmas carols.

Tom Jones Rotary Country Club Santa Claus Bob Renick Ray Frahm Jerry Sohns Kansas City Baldy Goodwin Kenneth Olson Albin Olson Knox County Center, Neb

Firemen Battle Rural Blaze at Lafler Farm

Sidney fire department answered a 1 40 am alarm on December 24 at the Ralph Lafler place to extinguish a fire in a farm building. The ice house structure was a total loss with damage estimated at 800 dollars by Sidney firemen.

Sidney Ralph Lafler Lce

Grain markets buttoned to wheat price today

Wheat was quoted at 176 dollars per bushel by local elevator sources.

Operator Sought For Sidney Port

Sidney city manager Murrey Fuller says the city seeks an airport operator as James Morris leaves in January. Lloyd Carr of Ogallala, a current aircraft mechanic with a commercial pilot license, is considered. If hired, the port would offer on site mechanical work and local charter service, with Don Brown of Lodgepole having provided some charter flights previously.

Murrey Fuller James Morris Murrey Lloyd Carr Ogallala Carr Fuller Sidney Don Brown Lodgepole

Chapman Bound to District Court in Check Case

Homer E. Chapman Jr. was held on a check charge in County Court, waived preliminary hearing, pleaded guilty, and was bound over to district court for trial or sentencing. Bond was set at 500 dollars. Costs to date totaled 95 dollars. He was remanded to the county jail.

Homer E. Chapman Jr

Boni Blalock Welcomes 6-Pound Son After 1953 Accident

Boni Blalock, formerly Boni Buehler Scovichluff, airline hostess who lost a leg and an arm in a 1953 water skiing accident, gave birth to a 6 pound 2 ounce boy at Passaic County, Calf. The baby arrived Wednesday as the couple, who wed last March, expands their family with Charles Blalock Jr., an investment broker, by her side.

Pasaua Boni Buehler Scovichluff Charles Blalock Jr

State Board Studies New Grain Tax

The State Board of Equalization faces the impact of a voluminous grain tax law on the state property levy. Tax shares for city, county, and school districts remain uncertain as the law distributes revenue in proportion to existing levies. State Tax Commissioner Fred Herrington notes the timing and county-levy settings complicate estimating funds for operating state government.

State Board of Equalization Fred Herrington Herrington

Karnik No 2 dry hole adds to Nebraska oil gloom

Western Nebraska oil news shows no discovery progress as Chandler-Simpson calls Wilson No 1 unproven and Karnik No 2 remains a dry hole eleven miles north of Potter. Nebraska overall oil output trims to 55 046 barrels daily after a small weekly drop amid multiple dry holes in Kimball and surrounding counties.

Nebraska Chandler-Simpson Co Denver Sec Potter Ewing No Petroleum, Inc Reserve Petroleum Colorado Southern Petroleum Kimball Bedrock-Oiland Gas Gustafson

One Man Riot at Cheyenne County Jail

In Cheyenne County Jail an inmate Vernon Page aged 18 led a one man riot Monday evening. Deputy Morris and Sheriff Schulz subdued him after he wrecked benches and cots. He later staged another disturbance, flooded the courthouse basement, wrecked bedding and attempted to escape. He calmed and was returned to bar cells under Deputy Morris, with arson charges possible. Page had been fined 100 dollars and jailed previously for joyriding in District Court.

Cheyenne County Gene Morris W.W. Schulz Vernon Page North Platte Page Court House Morris

Wanted Man Found Jailed At Bridgeport

Local officers learned that Jack Lee Tapp alias Otis Harper of Oshkosh is held in Morvill County jail at Bridgeport on a check charge. Deputies Morris and Brumbaugh checked the matter as a warrant exists in the county. Brumbaugh said Tapp was very cooperative and discussed unsolved check matters. Cheyenne and Logan counties will place old orders on him to pursue further charges after the Bridgeport hearing.

Jack Lee Tapp Otis Harper Oshkosh Morvill County Bridgeport Gene Morris Kernit Brumbaugh Bridgeort Ocan County Colo Tapp Brumbaugh Cheyenne County Logan

Former Sidney beauty shop owner dies in California

Mrs. Denton Paul formerly Ruby Furer, who ran a Sidney beauty shop for about 30 years, died of a heart attack at her Garden Grove home. She lived in Sidney 40 years, then moved to Denver and California. Survivors include a son Edward, two daughters Betty Ann Towner and Margaret Jane Beyer, three grandchildren, a brother John David, and sisters Margar et Hayward and Dan The bald. Funeral arrangements pending.

Denton Paul Ruby Furer Sidney East Acacia Garden Grove Calif Furer Denver Colorado California Edward Betty Ann Towner Margaret Jane Beyer Calgary Canada John David Margaret Hayward Dan Thebald Ohiowa Neb

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