Busy February calendar for Cheyenne County
February activities cover rural youth institutes farm economics irrigation talks and 4 H meetings. County events include Western Nebraska Organized Agriculture panels, sheep shearing school, refinishing furniture demonstrations and Chamber of Commerce tax reevaluation film. Dollar Days concludes the month with a Chamber event.
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Chamber of Commerce
Nebraska
City Auditorium
Ivan Liljegren
College of Agriculture
Lincoln
Everett Peterson
Eldon Erickson
Chappell
Verlin Livingston
Sidney
Fred Kriesel
Gurley
Don Novotny
Clarkson
International Farm
India
4-H
Cheyenne County
Vernon Lynn
Kimball
Dalton
Lodgepole
Pest Found In Valley Area Nemadote Threatens Sugar Beets
At the American Society of Sugar Beet Technologists meeting in San Francisco M L Schuster of the University of Nebraska revealed a newly discovered nematode native to Nebraska that attacks sugar beets and can persist without beets by living on local weed varieties. Control requires crop rotation and weed elimination along irrigation ditch banks. The report was among 140 technical papers at the九 biennial meeting drawing 500 attendees from the U S and four foreign nations. Bead soap production by spraying into a drying tower was also noted.
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San. . Francisco
Nebraska
M. L. Schuster
University of Nebraska
American Society of Sugar Beet Technologists
Schuster
College of Agriculture
Sandhills
North Platte Valley
Society
Mark Hopkins Hotel
Geologists to Meet in Denver for Rocky Mountain Conference
Geologists from across the nation will gather in Denver February 27 to 29 for the Sixth Annual Convention of the Rocky Mountain Section of the American Association of Petroleum Geologists. Laurence Bradall of Denver forecasts over 2,500 attendees with talks on earth movements that formed the Rockies and the region’s oil gas and uranium resources.
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Denver
Rocky Mts
Laurence Bradall
Rocky Mountain
American Association of Petroleum Geologists
Denver City Auditorium
Rockies
Sidney Independent Newspaper Publisher Notice
Sidney Nebraska edition announces publication at 8300th Ave Sidney Cheyenne County and Western Nebraska. The paper is mailed as second class matter and priced 5 dollars per year within 50 miles and 7 dollars per year outside 50 miles. Published every Monday Wednesday and Friday afternoon.
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Sidney
Nebraska
The Week In Advance February 3 4 7 Local Meetings
Rural Youth Institute February 3 4 at City Auditorium Masonic Temple hosts CES special meeting and other club events. Lodgepole Valley contest February 4 and various evenings at IOOF K C Hall Masonic Temple Dalton and Yendis Cafe host meetings with Rotary Toastmistress and planning sessions. Basketball matchups Lodgepole Paxton Potter Harrisburg Sedgwick noted.
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City Auditorium
CES
Masonic Temple
Lodgepole Valley
Potter
Rotary Club
Country Club
IOOF
Knights of Columbus
K.C. Hall
DeMolay
Dalton
Dalton Presbyterian Church
Lodgepole
Walter Dykman
Farm Land Bank
Jaycees
Elks Lodge
Paxton
Harrisburg
Sedgwick
Community Club Meetings and Local Events Schedule
On Wednesday February 8 multiple organizations meet at local venues including Lions at noon Elks Lodge CES at 12, Kiwanis 6 30, Boy Scout Troop 89 7, Band 7 30, Shell National Guard 7 30, Guard Armory, Silver Belles Beaux 8, City Auditorium, Church Night WNOA Chappell Troop 90 7, Band Shell and SOD Lions 6 30 Cafeteria Ohio Women’s Club 7 30 Episcopal Parish Halls. On Friday February 10 SOD PTA Fun Night 7 30. Basketball matches list Scottsbluff Sidney Lorenzo Sunol Peetz Crook Broadwater Dalton Lodgepole Gurley Potter. Saturday February 11 Union Pacific Old Timers Club No 29 and Auxiliary City Auditorium March of Dimes benefit square dance Belles Beaux City Auditorium.
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Lions
Elks Lodge
Providence
CES
Masonic Temple
Kiwanis Club
Yendis Cafe
Shell National Guard
Guard Armory
Silver Belles & Beaux
City Auditorium
WNOA
Chappell Boy Scout Troop
Band Shell
SOD Lions
Ohio Women’s Club
Scottsbluff
Sidney
Lorenzo
Sunol
Peetz
Crook
Broadwater
Dalton
Lodgepole
Bushnell
Potter
Gurley
Union Pacific
March of Dimes
Belles & Beaux
Sidney County events fill February calendar
Lodgepole Lutheran will be dedicated February 13 with formal ceremonies. A Civic Music concert is set for February 17, the Sidney Council of Churchwomen hosts World Day of Prayer that day. February 23 features a VFW and Auxiliary Past Presidents Banquet at Yendis Cafe. C-K-D Medical Association meets February 29 in Sidney. Cheyenne County high schools host basketball games Tuesdays and Fridays throughout the month.
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Lodgepole Lutheran
Sidney Council of Churchwomen
VFW
C-K-D Medical Association
Sidney
Cheyenne County
Sidneyite Named In Judgment Suit
Noel Golden of Sidney is named defendant in a 5315.01 judgment suit filed in Cheyenne County District Court by Edward and Martha Essay of Alliance. The Essays operate the Pepsi Cola Bottling Co and Golden is listed as an employee at the Sidney warehouse. During 1954 and 1955 Golden allegedly appropriated money belonging to the plaintiffs totaling 5315.01.
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Noel Golden
Sidney
Cheyenne County
Edward and
Martha Essay
Alliance
Pepsi- Cola Bottling Co
Golden
Sidney Heart Drive Boosted by Elks Club in Sidney
The Sidney Elks Lodge led the Nebraska Heart Fund Drive with Lou Winters as chair man. Gov. Victor Anderson joined a torchlighting ceremony in Omaha as the drive opened statewide to raise 1450000 dollars across 300 communities. Former Gov. Robert Crosby is state chairman. Contributions in Sidney go to The Nebraska Heart Fund, care of Lou Winters. Crosby urged public support to fund heart research and education as Nebraska heart deaths rose to 54 percent in 1954.
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Heart Fund
Heart Association
Care Af Post Office
Nebraska Heart Fund
Sidney
Nebraska
Crosby
Nebraska Heart Association
Nebraksa
Newcomers Dance Group Organizes Three Spring Dances
The Newcomers Club forms a modern dance group with a three dance spring series at the Country Club on Feb 25 April 28 and May 26. Music by the 12 piece Sidney High School band directed by George Hinn. Dues are $2 per couple and admission is $3 per couple.
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Kenneth Henkens
Sidney High School
George Hinn
William Case
R. E. McMillen
12Th Avenue
Henkens
Case
Fritz Nagel
McMillen
Roger Epley
Charles Mcliver
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