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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1956

Page

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Auto license plates go on sale January 2

County Treasurer M. M. Inhelder announced that 1957 license plates for cars trucks pickups and trailers go on sale Wednesday January 2. License fee is eight dollars for all cars and house trailers cost ten dollars. Mail orders discouraged with 30 cents extra for return postage.

M. M Jack) Inhelder Inhelder Golengeotecacs The Telegraph License Bureau Beulah Lenz Gerry Chandler Luetta Gehrig Ann Moore

Mrs. Minnie Lafler 90 Dies in Lincoln Neb

Minnie Lafler aged 90 died Christmas Day in a Lincoln hospital after a weeks long illness. Funeral services are set for Friday in Lincoln with Roper Funeral Home in charge. Survivors include three daughters Carrie Dimick Pearl Huckam and Blanche Stabler. three sons Leon Ralph Clifton. 13 grandchildren.

Minnie Lafler Lincoln Neb Roper Funeral Home Carrie,Dimick Pearl Huckam Hemingford Blanche Stabler Leon Ralph Sidney Clifton Benedict, Neb Leon Lafler Robert Charles Ralph Lafler

Kids Given Gloves Dad Needs Lessons

Sons of a local lawyer aged five and ten received boxing gloves in their Christmas pack. Gifts were opened Christmas Eve and used immediately. The older boy landed a punch and caused a shiner. The dad now seeks professional instruction in boxing.

Fenske Leaving for Lincoln as Long Nebraska Session Looms

Senator A A Fenske of Sunol heads to Lincoln for what may be the longest and stormiest Nebraska Legislature session. The biennial opening is set for January 1 with debates forecast on sales and income taxes and tuition hikes. Adjournment is projected between May 15 and June 21 as lawmakers anticipate a historic, contentious term.

A. A. Fenske Sunol Lincoln Nebraska Fenske Nebraska University Senate Cheyenne County Terry Carpenter Scottsbluff Carpenter John J. Wilson

Chicago Corp Changes Name to Champlin Oil and Refining Co

The Chicago Corp of Fort Worth will become Champlin Oil & Refining Co effective January 1. Stockholders approved the name change at a November meeting. The Chicago Corp, with a Sidney office, discovered the Doran Field west of Sidney, a major local oil asset. The move aims to present the firm as a fully integrated oil and gas company.

Chicago Corp. of Fort Worth Champlin Oil & Refining Co Chicago Sidney Doran The Chicago Corp

Joe Gracey Leaving for Creole Petro Corp in Venezuela

Joe Gracey manager of The Chicago Corp. Sidney office will depart Jan 15 to join The Creole Petroleum Corp. at Tijuana Venezuela. Replacing Gracey in the local office will be D. C. Carley, former Chicago manager, who recently returned from Carthage Texas after a health leave.

Joe Gracey Chicago Corp Sidney Creole Petroleum Corp Tiajuana Venezuela Gracey D. C. Carley Chicago Carley Carthage Texas

Champlin Oil and Refining Co expands in oil fields and gas plants

The Champlin Oil and Refining Co has concentrated on oil and gas after liquidating other holdings. It bought Champlin Refining Co in 1954 to become integrated, now operates five gas plants in Texas and Oklahoma and a refinery in Enid. It runs a 645 mile products pipeline and markets through over 1,000 branded stations in the middle west.

Texas Champlin Refining Company Enid Okla Champlin Oil & Refining Co Oklahoma Middle West

Lineman Burned By 7200 Volt Line Near Chappell

Neal Stanley Custer a lineman for Wheat Belt Public Power District was critically burned yesterday afternoon after contacting a 7200 volt distribution line four miles west of Chappell. He fell about 20 feet but was revived by artificial respiration and taken to Miller Memorial Hospital in Chappell with third degree burns on his left foot and lesser burns on his left hand and face. Custer who lives in Sidney has worked for Wheat Belt part time for about seven years.

Neal Stanley Custer Wheat Belt Public Power District Chappell Custer Wheat Belt Miller Memorial Hospital Sidney

Dismal Week for Kimball County Oil Drilling

Cheyenne County oil patch reports three wildcat wells plugged or abandoned in two days. Ohio Oil Co plans a farmout in Kimball County's Dietz area as Enyeart No. 1 shows potential with a 5 835 feet test. Banner and Braden rigs drill in Kimball and Banner counties with several dry holes and new production in Hackberry and Baltensperger fields.

Cheyenne County Wildcat Pubco Gen Sidney Kingwood Stewart Lorenzo Shell Potter Ohio Oil Co Strain Drilling Co Kimball County Dietz R W McDowell Baltensperger Bushnell Sunray Chaney Stanolind Nese Braden Drilling Co Lowell J. Williamson Kimball Colorado Century Banner County Gulf Oil Corp Hackberry Miracle-Fifer Stauffer Snyder No W. H. Gaddis NW SE Western Prairie Darnall-Young Petroleum, Inc Morgan County Logan County Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission Beall Creek McRae Morean County Pawnee Hills

Theme Songs for Driving Speeds Promote Safe Travel

Carl L. Wood of 2218 Newton Street suggests motorists sing to pass the drive. He lists songs for speeds 45 to 85 miles per hour including Highways are Happy Ways at 45 and When the Roll is Called Up Yonder at 75.

Carl L. Wood Newton St

Public Invited To View Rose Parade On TV at City Auditorium

A free public viewing of the Tournament of Roses parade is scheduled for 9 45 a.m New Year’s Day at the city auditorium. Sidney Community TV sponsors the event to show color reception locally. Wamsley’s Plumbing Heating and TV provides an RCA Victor set for the demonstration.

City Auditorium Sidney Community TV Wamsley’s Plumbing, Heating and TV RCA Victor

Simpson Gets 16 Years In Homicide Case

Carl Simpson of Sidney received a 16 year sentence in the Lincoln reformatory after pleading guilty to motor vehicle homicide linked to a Sept. 9 crash that killed two Duran children of Sunol. He was critically injured and hospitalized for weeks.

Simpson Lincoln Carl Simpson Sidney Man Joe Duran Sunol Idaho John Walden Gary Germany

Breternitz Bakery Closes After 43 Years in Sidney

Breternitz Bakery announces retirement after 43 years serving Sidney and surrounding areas. The shop at 931 Illinois St. winds down as the Breternitz family sell equipment and reflect on a bygone era before the supermarket age.

Sidney Breternitz William Breternitz Wm. Breternitz Ed Breternitz Illinois St

Sidney High School Band Invited to Inaugural Parade

The Sidney High School Band received official confirmation from Clarence A Arata of the inaugural parade committee that Nebraska will be represented in President Eisenhower's parade on January 21. Funds totaling about 4000 dollars are still needed to cover the 12000 dollar trip, with events planned including a radiothon on KSID tonight and a gas campaign at Sid's Sinclair Saturday to raise contributions and honor donors.

Washington Sidney High School Nebraska Eisenhower Clarence A Arata Elks Club KSID Jaycees Sid Sinclair 12Th Illinois Western Kimball Kimball Area Sidney Jane Omaha Lincoln All Nebraska

Going To Washington Reservations Needed For Sidney Band Parade

Parents and spectators planning to accompany the Sidney band to the inaugural parade should notify the band director George Hinn today or Saturday morning. Rooms at the Washington hotel and seats on the special cars are limited, so advance word is required to reserve space and inform the railroad and hotel tomorrow.

Sidney Band Washington George Hinn Mr. Hinn

Moot Court Displays Strong Nebraska Teams in NYC

Nebraskans excel in the National Moot Court Competition held in New York City. Nebraska University and Creighton University reached the semi finals with Nebraska defeating Creighton before the finals. James Heaton of Sidney, son of Mr and Mrs P J Heaton Sr, played on the Creighton team and is now home for holidays.

James Heaton Sidney P. J Heaton Creighton

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