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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Feb 09, 1951

Page

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Countywide Civil Defense Organization Being Speeded

Cheyenne County pursues a countywide Civil Defense plan with outlying towns pledging cooperation. Assistant County Director Bill Robinson led a meeting detailing ready personnel, equipment, housing, and food stock, noting proximity to Denver and Sioux Ordnance Depot as strategic factors. Directors Elmer Ladine and Harold C. Craig were named department head for food and mortuary services, with law enforcement and aviation teams outlined and 18 planes available for emergency use.

Cheyenne County Bill Robinson Robinson Sidney Denver Cheyenne Elmer Ladine Department For Food Harold C. Craig Sol Willis American Legion National Guard Ervin Smith Bill Rezac Harvey Vizina Sioux Ordnance Depot Don Brown Joe Haugan J. Edgar Leafdale A. Peterson J. R. Miller N. W. Bell Telephone Company

Blood Typing Program Set for Cheyenne County

Cheyenne County Red Cross executive board approved a blood typing unit in coordination with the Sidney BPW Club. Equipment and personnel from Scottsbluff will operate from Sidney Hospital with county doctors, volunteers, and BPW members in charge. Start date pending but upcoming. Victoria Gage of St Louis named field director. Ralph Thompson to lead annual fundraising drive. Rae Duncan named assistant county chairman.

Cheyenne County American Red Cross Sidney Business and Professional Woman’s Club The Red Cross Scottsbluff Sidney Hospital Ralph Thompson County Red Cross BPW Thompson Telegraph Victoria Gage St. Louis Rae Duncan

Panhandle County Officials to Meet in Alliance

The Panhandle County Officials Association holds an all day quarterly session in the Legion Hall Alliance next Wednesday February 14 chaired by Geo Fleming of Sidney. Activities include registration at 9 30 a m business meeting at 10 30 buffet lunch music by Don Hawkins and company entertainment by Alliance High School Madrigal singers an address by Mrs Harold Prince of Lincoln and a talk by Leroy D Willey of Lincoln followed by a social hour at 4 30 p m.

Panhandle County Officials Association Legion Hall Alliance Geo. Fleming Sidney Don Hawkins Harold Prince Lincoln State Board of Control Leroy D. Willey

Price Fight Draws Nebraska Agribusiness Panel

Dr Clyde Mitchell warned Western Nebraska Organized Agriculture that without farm price supports and cooperative organization the economy would tilt toward corporate price setting or total government control. More than 200 people attended the WNOA session in Kimball Cheyenne and Deuel counties with speakers including Mrs H G Bogert Leroy D Willey Wayne C Whitney A L Nelson and Ruth Leverton. The program closed with a Fun Feed banquet at St Patrick Academy followed by square dancing and organized recreation. Sponsorship came from the Sidney Chamber of Commerce Farmers Union Nash Finch Charles Deaver and St Patrick's Academy orchestra funded dinners and coffee hour supplies.

Clyde Mitchell University of Nebraska Agricultural Department Western Nebraska Organized Agriculture Mitchell Kimball Cheyenne Devel H. G. Bogert American Cancer Society Leroy D. Willey Wayne C. Whitney Lincoln A. L. Nelson Archer Field Ruth Leverton University of Nebraska St. Patrick’s Academy Sidney Chamber of Commerce Farmers Union and Nash-Finch Company Charles Deaver St. Patrick’s Academy Orchestra

Dalton Theft Case Revived in Alliance

George E Sparky Slaughter of Alliance is vindicated of Daltons Halloween liquor store robbery but now faces charges of possessing stolen property. A Cheyenne County preliminary hearing heard Sheriff Schulz and Frandsen testify. Slaughter bound over to district court and likely to be heard April 17.

George E. “Sparky Slaughter Alliance Frandsen Dalton Box Butte Cheyenne County W. W. Schulz Jim Frandsen

County Officials Outline Procedure

Commissioners George Coulter George Fleming and Cecil Hun discuss county procedure. A student group is pictured with front row Kenneth Moses Lorenso and back row Jean Peetz Pat Mc Intosh. At St Patrick s Academy the students are Jerry Madden Virgil Borcher Lorenso Lloyd Juelfs Potter Ken net Willoughby Potter and Gerald Rohde Gur ey.

County Board George Coulter George Fleming Cecil Hun Kenneth Moses Lorenso Jean Peetz Pat McIntosh St. Patrick's Academy Jerry Madden Virgil Borcher Lloyd Juelfs Potter Kennet Willoughby Gerald Rohde Gurey

Sidney Fire Department Receives $200 Gift Support

The Sidney Volunteer Fire Department thanks Henry Feldman for a $200 check after a north of town oil well fire saved rig equipment. Fund drive gains praise as they prepare for the February 15 Fireman's Ball with Ray Palmer and his orchestra. Tickets are $2 a couple. The drive funds entertaining and state fire-school delegates beyond city allotments.

Sidney Henry Feldman Texas Playmor Denver Fire Department

RY Members Attend Training Session Tuesday

Cheyenne County Rural Youth cancels its regular meeting to host a Bridgeport training event led by Paul Kemling. Officers gather at 7, open meeting at 8:30, with county state and national Rural Youth activity slides, discussions, and recreation planning in the POOF hall.

Cheyenne County Bridgeport Paul Kemling Lincoln State Extension Service

Sidney School Board Advances New Elementary Building Plans

The Sidney School Board filed a building permit for a 276000 dollar elementary school on Linden Street between 16th and 17th Avenues. Bids for construction will be opened March 5 with completion aimed September 1 for the 1951-1952 term. The project, funded by a bond issue at 1.39 percent, addresses crowded eastward and junior high facilities and may prompt future school site purchases in the south end.

Sidney School Board Linden Street 16Th 17Th Avenues First Trust Company of Lincoln Supt O. J Frank McNett Grand Island Weymouth Board of Education

Potter March of Dimes Campaign Totals Rise

Potter has raised over 1250 dollars in the March of Dimes drive, led by Mae Lovell with J. W. Martinosky reporting Cheyenne County totals. Sidney reports over 2500 dollars as Thursday figures arrive, indicating a strong 1951 effort. Donations are still welcome by mail to Mr Martinosky or local chairs.

Potter Mae Lovell Cheyenne County J. W. Martinosky Sidney Martinosky

World Prayer Day Celebrated at Light Memorial Church

Churches of All Nations theme marks World Day of Prayer with a two o clock service at Light Memorial Presbyterian Church. The Sid ney Council of Churchwomen sponsors the event, featuring a skit with church representatives, led by Mrs. Harold B. Taylor, organist Mrs. J. W. Johnson, and soloist Mrs. Mark Henderson. Tea will be served in the parlors afterward.

Churches of All Nations Light Memorial Presbyterian Church Sidney Council of Churchwomen Council Harold B. Taylor J. W. Johnson Mark Henderson

Billeters To Be Honored On 50th Anniversary Day

Mr and Mrs J W Billeter will be guests of honor at a dinner and open house on the fiftieth anniversary of their marriage. A noon dinner will be served for close relatives and employees of the State Highway Department and their wives, with T C Middleschwarz district engineer and his wife also present. An Open House at the Auditorium will follow for all friends of the couple.

J. W. Billeter State Highway Department T. C. Middleschwarz Bridgeport Billeters

Labor Supply Near Balance in Sidney Area

Labor demand eased after a busy start to January while supply moved toward balance in Sidney. Nebraska State Employment Service manager Francis Hiner says by end January workers may soon be scarce especially among unskilled and agricultural labor. 1,386 people contacted the office in January, with 100 women and 210 veterans among them, while unemployment claims remained low.

Sidney Francis Hiner Nebraska State Employment Service Office Mr. Hiner NSES

Truckload Of Hogs Strikes School Bus Near Browns

A truckload of hogs crashed into a Sioux Ordnance Depot school bus nine miles west of Sidney on Highway 30. The driver fell asleep. the bus was empty except for the driver Clarence Miller. No injuries occurred among people or hogs. Damages were heavy about $1,000 for the hog truck and $400 for the bus. The fire that started on the hog truck was put out by the drivers, Deputy Sheriff Arnold Braasch reported.

Browns Sioux Ordnance Depot Arnold Braasch Clarence Miller Hunt Transportation Company Valley Nebraska Arthur B

Mail orders accepted at Sidney post office west of St Louis

Postmaster John Martinosky stated on Thursday that all mail dispatches for points west of St Louis and Chicago can now be accepted at the Sidney post office. This eases shipments and centralizes handling for western routes.

St. Louis Chicago Sidney Post Office John Martinosky

New License Due Feb 15 in Nebraska

Nebraska Motor Vehicle Division warns that after February 15 operating vehicles with 1950 plates will be illegal. Sidney area law enforcement to crack down on old plates February 16. County Treasurer Herbert Stevens reports 5,652 licenses issued in January, up 1,400 from last year, with receipts of $37,645.75. Ninety percent of customers dislike the new numbers, prompting a bill to restore the old system led by Senator Otto Prohs of Gering.

Nebraska Motor Vehicle Division Owen J. Boyles Sidney Cheyenne Herbert Stevens Stevens Otto Prohs Gering

Bridgeport Road Resurfacing Set

Bids for resurfacing 6.6 miles of U S No 26 southeast of Bridgeport will be taken March 1, per State Highway Department. Work runs from about a mile southeast of Bridgeport to the US 26 and Nebraska 19 junction, with grading, 2 to 3 inches of new asphalt, and armor coating planned.

Bridgeport State Highway Department Highway Department Dalton Nebraska Lyman Stegall

Sinclair to Drill New Wells Near Dalton in Cheyenne Co

Sinclair Oil Co plans tests in the fog area near Dalton Cheyenne County spudding the Munshaw No 1 offset to Foy No 1. A second well, Peterson No 1, is being rigged about a mile south of Foy and west of Dalton. Miracle-Fifer Drilling handles Munshaw and Service Drilling handles Peterson with B B Carter Drilling Co expected to spud Thursday.

Munshaw No Foy No Dalton Cheyenne County Sinclair Oil Co Sinclair Peterson No. 1 Foy Miracle-Fifer Drilling Co Munshaw Service Drilling Co Peterson Recco Oil Co Los Angeles C. E. Stout Denver Bright No Sidney H. L. Rogers Carter Joe Bright Dorman

Cruise A-3 Oil Discovery Near Sidney North of Cheyenne County

The Ohio Oil Co reports recovering 1,620 feet of green oil at Cruise A-3 on Huntsman High four miles north of Sidney. The initial Dakota interval was the first twenty feet. decision pending on completing as a producer or drilling deeper. Cruise A-3 sits on the same section as Cruise No. 1, noted gas discovery in Cheyenne County.

The Ohio Oil Co Huntsman High Sidney Dakota Beach Cheyenne County

Bright No 1 wildcat near Sidney and oil activity in surrounding fields

Oil activity spans several counties with new loci for British American in Logan Colorado and carey No 1 offsets to Vaughey. Segelke No 1 near Peetz may see hydro fracturing to establish recovery. Yen ter No 3 and No 4 progress, Nerud No 1 in Morrill County tests yield gas cut mud, Downer No 11 pumping prep, Mann No 1 pipe recovery delays. Nearby fields include Dorman a major Cheyenne County producer.

British-American Oil Producing Co Logan County Colo Carey No Vaughey and Vaughey Carey Walker Block Vaughey and Vaughey Jackson, Miss Carey B-A Ramey Sidney Peetz Morrill County Nebraska Dakota Harrisburg Downer Vaughn Adams Stanolind John Gayle California Co Mann No. 1 Scottsbluff

Court House To Close For Lincoln's Birthday

The county court house will be closed all day next Monday February 12 in observance of Lincoln's birthday. Local offices and services will be unavailable during the closure.

Lincoln

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