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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1952

Page

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Seven State Bogus Check Ring Is Broken

Cheyenne County officials helped federal authorities disrupt a multi state bogus check operation expanding across seven states. A 19 year old youth remained jailed as a key suspect while others were arrested in Wyoming Colorado Nebraska Texas New Mexico Missouri and Illinois. Investigators estimate checks totaling thousands of dollars were passed using payroll checks on a fictitious Lewis Drilling Co of Oklahoma City.

W. W. Schulz Schulz Arnold Braasch Bart Taylor Colorado Colorado Highway No. 113 Peetz D. E. Swindell Sidney Sterling Swindell Wyoming Nebraska Colo Cheyenne Ernie M. Brown Che Billy Moncrief Rudy Pettiet Pettiet Brown Braasch Taylor Pettier Raymond Peterson Cecil Pemberton Ruth Tarpenning Peterson Pemberton Cheyenne County Lewis Drilling Co Oklahoma City First National Bank of Texas New Mexico Missouri Illinois Douglas Wyo Scottsbluff Steve Warrick Dalton Gurley Potter Sioux Hugh Griffith Griffith

Teen-Agers Face Juvenile Court In Malicious Injury Case

Four Sidney youths accused of damaging homes and businesses with B-B pellets will be brought to juvenile court on charges of malicious injury to buildings. Police say they confessed to many incidents, with damage estimated in the hundreds of dollars.

Sidney Jack Knicely Knicely Sol Willis Willis Country Club Heights Maddox Motor Co Hardy-Clark Furniture Co John Deere Case Implement Co Midland Motor Co Horn Motor Co John Kuns Kimball

Drive Slowly in 1953 Sidney Police Chief Urges Caution

Chief Sol Willis urges Sidney drivers to resolve to drive slowly and carefully during 1953. He notes winter conditions like packed snow glare ice raise stopping distances and cause accidents. He cites National Safety Council tests and stresses clear windshields good headlights and ice scrapers.

Sol Willis Sidney Willis Committee National Safety Council

Social Security enters 17th year in 1953

H F Benjamin of the Scottsbluff SSA district office notes the 1953 mark for the old-age survivors insurance program, covering three of four workers and expanding benefits as a bulwark for aging populations and families. He urges readers to review rights and responsibilities, inviting inquiries at 9 East 16th Street, Scottsbluff.

H. F. Benjamin Social Security Administration Scottsbluff Congress Benjamin Panhandle Nebraska East 16Th Street

Funeral services for infant Kathy Lindley held in Lodgepole

Infant Kathy Lee Lindley died shortly after birth. Funeral services were held December 22 for Kathy Lee Lindley the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Lindley of Lodgepole.

Kathy Lee Lindley A. J. Lindley Lodgepole

Former Resident Dies of Injuries in Nebraska Wreck

Mrs. Fred Fricke age 23 of Lyman Nebraska and former Cheyenne County resident died in a Cheyenne hospital from injuries received in a December 13 automobile wreck. She was born August 19 1929 at Lodgepole and lived in Lodgepole Gurley Sidney Kimball Bushnell and Lyman. Funeral services were held in Kimball with burial there. A baby born after the accident was dead at birth.

Fred Fricke Lyman Cheyenne County Cheyenne Kimball Kimball Cemetery H .W. Buescher Bushnell Fricke Lodgepole Nebr Gurley Sidney Kimball County Frickes

Reynolds Promoted To Casper Division

W. A. Sleepy Reynolds, Sidney district office manager for M. O. Johnston Field Service Corp., is promoted to division manager with Casper headquarters. He departs in about two weeks and will be succeeded by Al Gardner of Los Angeles. Reynolds will oversee operations across Williston North Dakota and multiple towns in Montana Wyoming Colorado Utah and Sidney. Reynolds has served in Sidney for about two and a half years.

W. A Reynolds Sidney M. O. Johnston Field Service Corp Casper al Gardner Los Angeles Farflung Williston N. Dak Glendive Mont Powell Riverton

Stewart Promoted to Terre Haute Division Manager

Edward B. Stewart, longtime Ohio Oil Co. Sidney district manager since January 1951, will become Terre Haute division manager February 1. J. S. Leonard of Midland Texas will assume Sidney district manager duties. Leonard, division drilling superintendent, has 23 years with the company and recently visited Sidney.

E. B. Stewart Ohio Oil Co Terre Haute Ind Edward B. Stewart Sidney J. S. Leonard Midland Texas Leonard Ohio Company Mexico Michigan New Mexico Gulf of Mexico Stewart Tulsa Rotary Club Stewarts 17Th Avenue

Ohio Engineer Transferred to Bakersfield

Wilson B Bart Emery district engineer for The Ohio Oil Co is being transferred to Bakersfield Calif in the Los Angeles division effective January 7 He is succeeded by Don C Albers who comes from the Casper division in Casper Wyoming The Emerys reside at 1133 Country Club Drive in Sidney

Wilson B Bart’ Emery Ohio Oil Co Bakersfield Calif Los Angeles Ohto Company Emery Sidney Don C. Albers Casper Wyo Emerys Country Club Drive

License Plates To Go On Sale January 2

The 1953 motor vehicle license plates will be issued starting Friday morning January 2. County Treasurer Herbert Stevens announced Monday. He expects a busy weekend with the office issuing more than five hundred plates per day for the first few days.

Herbert Stevens Stevens

Ohio Oil Co 53 Budget Exceeds 3 Million In Sidneys Cheyenne

The Ohio Oil Company outlines a 1953 program exceeding three million dollars, largely in Cheyenne County Nebraska. It details 155 wells drilled, 89 oil wells on production, 17 gas wells, 45 wells drilled in 1952 with 29 oil and 4 gas, and discusses shut in gas and future development plans.

Ohio Oil Co Sidney Cheyenne E. B. Stewart Stewart Telegraph Ohio Oil Company Cheyenne County Nebraska Cook Preble Gell Marlow Wildcat Ohio Ben Brack Webb No. 1

Revenue Office Reopens Next Monday Across Several Locations

The internal revenue office in the Sidney post office basement will reopen Monday January 5 after a December 20 closure. Tax aid will be available at Big Springs City Hall January 15 and March 4 Chappell Courthouse January 16 and March 5 Dalton Bank January 19 and March Kimball Courthouse January 12 13 14 and March 2 3 Sidney Int Rev off post office readings January 5 19 20 23 26-30 and March 9-13 16. Farmers earning two thirds of gross income must file by January 31 1953 or file estimated tax by January 15 1953 extending return to March 15 1953. qualifying farmers who file and pay by January 31 need not file estimated tax.

Internal Revenue Office Sidney Post Office Big Springs Chappell Dalton Kimball Sidney

New Year Parties Planned in Sidney to Ring in 1953

The New Fox Theatre hosts a gala midnight show starting about 11 30 p m with Stop You re Killing Me as the feature Damon Runyon story. Elmer Haines expects a capacity crowd with favors and a balloon shower.

Sidney Veewnee New Fox Theatre Damon Runyon Elmer Haines Country Club Hardy- Clark Furniture Col Western Drug American Legion Club VFW Legion Millard Musil Gurley American Legion Hall

State Budget Total Set At 173 580 066 for 1953 55

State Tax Commissioner Philip Johnson announced a biennial state budget request of 173,580,066 for 1953 55. Current spending through next June 30 is expected near 170,826,428 with assistance aid totaling about 36,532,000 of which 38,931,000 is requested for 1953 55. Roads and irrigation will run about 51,122,000 for the two year period.

Philip Johnson Department of Roads and Irrigation

Powell Hardware Burglarized. $150 Loss Reported

Powell Hardware Co. suffered a Friday morning burglary with an estimated 150 dollars in merchandise missing. Police Chief Sol Willis said the stolen items included two rifles, shells, and a lady's wrist watch. Entry was gained at the rear and a possible exit through the front.

Powell Hardware Co Sol Willis

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