Protest on Q trains and interchanges discussed at Sidney meeting
Sidney Chamber of Commerce president Stan Larabee said the board will decide whether to seek official action against Burlington Railroad plans to remove trains Nos. 33 and 34. City council timing, interchanges for Interstate 80, and Hi Plains Agricultural Research Center at Sioux were among topics. Lt. Col. Williams noted troop reductions, while City Manager Felsch prepared talks in Kansas City on depot conduct, rehabilitation school, and state projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stan Larabee
Sidney Chamber of Commerce
Board of Directors
Burlington Railroad
Industrial Coun
Chambers Commerce
Ft. Sidney
Sidney
Burlington
Alliance
George Fel
State Roads Department
Town
Jim Williams
Lincoln
Norbert Tiemann
Tiemann
Oads Department
Cyril P
Pueblo Army Depot
George Felsch
Kansas City
General Services Administration
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Nebraska
Hi-Plains
Sioux
Col. Williams
Felsch
Four Night Mission to Start Sunday at Sidney Church
A four night preaching mission at First Methodist Church in Sidney features Dr. Clarence Forsberg pastor of St. Pauls Methodist Lincoln. The series begins Sunday February 5 and runs to February 8 at 730 each evening with a song service and special music directed by Duane Johnson Sidney High School band director. A nursery will be provided at each service and the public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Sidney
Clarence Forsberg
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Lincoln
Duane Johnson
Sidney High School
Crowds Attend Two Day Food Fashion Show At KSID
Between 1200 and 1400 people attended the KSID sponsored two day Food Fashion Fair this week. Attendance was believed higher than last year the show’s first year. About forty local businesses cooperated in staging the event. A fashion show accompanied the cooking demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KSID
Ur Junction Station Preserves Sumerian Ur Legacy
A lonely outpost in the Iraq Delta, Ur Junction survives as the final living remnant of Ur the ancient Sumerian capital. Once a major hub of trade and culture, the station now stands as a relic of a vanished era and a beacon for historians studying early Mesopotamian civilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ur Junction
Iraq Delta
Oil prospects rise in Red Canyon Field Nebraska
Nebraska driller Ben J. Taylor drives activity in Red Willow and Frontier counties as 13 producers operate in Red Canyon Field and two more development wells are planned. Taylor announces No. 2 Doyle and No. 3 Doyle wells to be drilled by Stoeppelworth Drilling Co, boosting seven producers for Taylor, four for Pubco Oil, and one each for Kimbark Exploration and Zenith Drilling Co. The Nebraska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission notes Red Canyon as Nebraska’s major recent exploration. Additional permits issued include a wildcat in Kimball County by Patrick A. Doheny and a No. 1 Shoe Maker in Banner County by Regal Drilling Co. and Jack G. Ladmer.
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Nebraska
Red Willow
Frontier Counties
Red Canyon
Ben J. Taylor
Oklahoma City
Taylor
Doyle
Stoeppelworth Drilling Co
Pubco Oil Co
Kimbark Exploration
Zenith Drilling Co
Nebraska Oil and Gas
Blake
Sidney civic notices and births in early February
Community groups meet through February in Sidney Nebraska including Women's Auxiliary to the Sidney Chamber of Commerce at 7:30 p.m. on February 6, Erie Sidney District 5 Nurses' Association film night February 7, Rebekah Kensington February 8, Past Noble Grands Club February 10, and Masonic Temple February 5 and 8. Birth announcements: Matthew D. Bartling born January 30 at 12:14 a.m. weight 8 lbs 6 oz. Forrest Henry Swick born January 30 at 8 lbs 8 oz. Grandparents and great-grandparents listed. TROOP 146 Brownie meeting notes with routines and refreshments. next meeting date listed as February.
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Erie
Sidney
District 5
Nebraska ‘Nurses’ Association
Ethel Mott
Scottsbluff
Matthew D. Bartling
Ami
Marvin Bartling
Matthew D
Valerie
Julie
Mark
John
R. H. Bartling
H.F. Bartling
Portland, Ore
Forrest Henry Swick
Marion Swick
Anselmo
Neb
Broken Bow
Connie Borgmann
Gordon
Eugene
Harvey W. Borgmann
John Swick
Grace Schneider
Henry Borgmann
Longmont, Colo
C Of C Women To Meet Monday
The Women's Auxiliary to the Chamber of Commerce will meet at the chamber office on Monday February 6 at 7 30 p m The group will discuss plans for a tourist information center to be built and staffed during the summer months A report on the Christmas project will be presented All ladies in the community are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Pancake Supper Hosted by Christ Episcopal Church
The men of Christ Episcopal Church host their annual Shrove Tuesday pancake supper on February 7 in the parish house at 10th Ave and Linden St from five to seven PM. Tickets are available at the door or from parish members and the public is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Men of Christ Episcopal Church
10Th Ave
Linden St
Hare Enrolls at West Texas State University
Highlights James L. Hare son of Mr and Mrs Clarence G Hare has enrolled this semester at West Texas State University Canyon Texas The semester began January 30 He served in the U S Air Force prior to college and was employed by the Union Pacific Railroad.
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James L. Hare
Clarence G. Hare
West Texas State University
Box
Canyon
Tex
U.S. Air Force
Union Pacific Railroad
Census at Memorial Hospital Reports Admissions and Losses
At Memorial Hospital the 8 am Friday census shows 55 patients and five babies in nursery. Admissions include Sidney Floyd Richardson George Young and others. dismissals list numerous patients. A birth to Mr and Mrs Dick Hardesty and the death of Mrs Iva Beyer are reported.
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Memorial Hospital
Sidney
Floyd Richardson
George Young
Robert Kenny
Don Dean
Dick Hardesty
Irvin Butts
Roy Anderson
Barbara Christ
Beth Walsh
Keith Kaylor
Bert Britton
Crook
Colo
Dean Tilghman
Gering
Guy Tilton
Gurley
Blanche Strese
Kimball
Kevin Mowry
Dix
Mitzamn Madden
Casper
Wyo
Ronnie Robb
Charles Johnson
Elza Wolverton
George Moore
Chester Killham
Lee Livesind
Roland Biggs
Charles Tallmage
Debra Andriewski
Keith Rapp
LeRoy Gish
Chappell
Alfred Rahe
John Richards
Dalton
Ward McGowan
Lodgepole
Donald Sharman
Cole
Dean
Lutherans Unite For 450th Reformation Year
The four major Lutheran bodies in the United States coordinate a 1967 450th Reformation observance involving more than 17 000 ministers and nine million Lutherans. Projects include a Daily Bible Reading Plan a March Evangelism festival special editions radio cantata arts programs new hymns and a climax on October 29 1967 with Reformation Sunday events and sermons.
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United States
Lester Boehm
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Sidney
Nebraska
Lutheran Church In America
Synod of Evangelical Lutheran Churches
American Lutheran Church
Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod
Lutheran Council
United States of America
Boehm
Jesus Christ
Martin Luther
Wittenberg
Germany
Cheyenne County ASC Seeks Bids on Tools and Typewriter
The Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation committee will accept bids through February 10 for three 20 foot wooden extension ladders and one Smith Corona manual typewriter. Bids open February 15 at 11 a.m. The committee may reject any or all bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County Agricultural Stabilization Conservation Committee
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Chamber
Rebekah Kensington
IOOF
Noble Grands Club
Masonic Temple
OES
Providence
C of C
Hosyra
Mrs. Rankin
Everitt
Mrs. Hahler
Mr. Long
Mr. Everitt
Mr. Burrows
Miss Bartlett
Mr. Lewis
Yester
Mr. Ward
Mr. Hinn
Mr. Finney
ASC Sale
Winter Pharmacy
Sonotone
Floyd Sherard
Mgr
COUCH
Sidney, Nebr
Fords
Chevrolets
International
Payment Farm
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