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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Feb 20, 1953

Page

1

Potter Man Hurt: Cause Is Checked

A Potter man, Cloyce Claar, 26, lies in critical condition after a severe head injury and multiple fractures at a local hospital. Deputies probe whether he fell from the attic of his shop or was attacked, noting a ceiling hole and no sign of theft or other injuries.

Cloyce Claar Claar Frontier Potter Duane Cloyd Claar Cheyenne County Arnold Braasch Braasch Merscheim Bart Taylor

Icy Lock Paralyzes Western Nebraska Region

A crippling blizzard swept across the Nebraska Panhandle and western states, nullifying traffic and halting business. By Thursday noon visibility was near zero in western Nebraska and the storm stretched from Canada to southern Colorado, with forecast blizzard conditions expected to last through the night.

Nebraska Panhandle Nebraska Cheyenne County Chamber of Commerce Burlington Railroad Burlington Scottsbluff Sidney Sol Willis Willis Canada Colorado Continental Divide

Bill Aims to Let Cities Build Off Street Parking

A state senate bill would allow cities with 5 000 to 40 000 residents to acquire off street parking facilities. Senator Terry Carpenter introduced the measure to aid Scottsbluff where a parking lot project is planned. Sidney officials see potential benefits if the city becomes first class, and City Manager Virgil Knowles urged Carpenter and Senator Albert Fenske to support the bill.

Sidney Terry Carpenter Scottsbluff Carpenter Judiciary Committee Virgil Knowles Knowles Albert Fenske

Elks Lodge To Meet On Sunday

Six members of the Elks in good standing and prospective members of the new Sidney lodge are reminded of the organizational meeting at the club rooms Sunday at 2 PM. The rooms are in the former American Legion Club above the J M McDonald store.

Elks Lodge The Elks Sidney Lodge American Legion Club J. M. McDonald Store

Fort Sidney Days elects 1953 leaders at meeting

L. E. Wamsley was elected chairman of the 1953 Fort Sidney Days festivities at a general meeting Tuesday night. He succeeds J. Fred Thompson who served as chairman the past two years. L. E. Red Nelson was chosen secretary and Al Phare treasurer. Wayne Ayres and Jack Knicely return as officers, with the new board to plan the June 18 19 and 20 celebration. A board meeting was set for next Monday to form committees and outline plans.

L. E. Wamsley Fort Sidney J. Fred Thompson L. E. “Red” Nelson al Phare Mr. Thompson Wayne Ayres Jack Knicely

Potter Child Polio Victim From Potter 14 Dies

Potter County records report Cheyenne County’s first polio fatality of 1953, a 14 year old Potter boy Raymond Terrence Dindinger born May 17 1938 in Colfax Washington. He moved to Potter with his parents in 1946 and was a Potter High School freshman active in Cub Scouts Methodist youth and church choir. Survived by parents three sisters Ellen Madden Patricia Vicky Ann and brother Tommy. Private funeral at the Dindinger home Friday at 2 pm conducted by Rev O D Hoagland. Burial Potter Cemetery directed by The Craig Mortuary

Cheyenne County Potter Terry Dindinger Raymond Dindinger Sidney Terry Raymond Terrence Dindinger Colfax Washington Potter High School Cub Scouts Ellen Madden Patricia Vicky Ann Dindinger Tommy Dindinger

Academy Girl Essay Winner from Potter Captures $50 Bond

Lucille Egging of Potter won the fifty dollar bond offered by five Sidney firms for the best essay on Save-it's the American Way to Success. She attends St. Patrick's Academy and is daughter of Frances and Egging. No second prize was offered. Robert Mahr placed second. Sponsors: The Sidney National Bank The American Nation Bank Greenlees Inc The Sidney Federal Savings and Loan Association Joe A Gibson Inc. Judges were Mrs C B Dorwart Dr Benjamin Schwartz and Earle A Winter. Egging will collect at The American National Bank.

Lucille Egging Potter Sidney Business Sidney National Bank The American Nation Bank Greenlees’ Inc Sidney Federal Savings and Loan Association Joe A

Rev Ralph Bixel To Serve Sidney Church

H Ralph Bixel D D arrived Wednesday evening to take over his new pastorate at the First Christian Church in Sidney His first services will be held Sunday with morning topic Church Inspected and evening subject Is This The Time

H. Ralph Bixel D. D First Christian Church Sidney

Seven Honored At Soil Conservation Dinner

Seven of Cheyenne County 390 cooperators received recognition at the fourth annual Soil Conservation Recognition Banquet in Sidney. Joseph F. Schaf and George W. Vosika were awarded plaques and framed scrolls for top achievements in 1952, with other scrolls given to John Poppen, A. A. Fenske, Howard J. Fisher, E. F. Mohatt, and Kermit Nelson.

Cheyenne County Soil Conservation District Joseph F. Schaf Sidney George W. Vosika John Poppen Gurley A. A. Fenske Sundl Howard J. Fisher Potter E. F. Mohatt Kermit Nelson Dalton Grafton Crabb Lodgepole Sidney Telegraph American National Bank Board of Supervisors Schaf Mr. Schaf Cheyenne County

Juvenile Judge Speaks At Rotary Ladies Program

A crowd of 154 attended the annual Rotary Club Ladies Night at Sidney Country Club to hear Judge Philip Gilliam of Denver's Juvenile Court discuss "What's Wrong With People?" The evening featured community singing, corsages, and performances by the Bepop Boys and Elks quartet with master of ceremonies R. E. Root guiding the event.

Rotary Club Sidney Country Club Philip Gilliam Denver W. P. Ackerman Alvin Duis Bill Robinson al Phares J. Fred Thompson Christine Yorgenson Bepop Boys Elks Quartet Sterling Claude Campbell Campbell Music Company

Trailer Burned Here Thursday

Sidney's volunteer firemen rushed to a trailer fire at the Harry Brewer Trailer Court two miles east of Sidney at 8:35 am Thursday. A trailer was almost completely destroyed by flames. its residents were away. The trailer was owned by Mr. Brewer. Firefighters had little trouble reaching the scene despite a storm. Two grass fires east of town were reported Wednesday, both sparked by a train.

Sidney Harry Brewer Brewer

The Joker Card Scandal In Telegraph Want Ad Contest

The Telegraph and New Fox Theatre faced a chaos when a poker hand contest based on want ads misread a joker. Two aces were thought winning until a missing joker caused a cheating scare. A search found a joker hidden by a linotype operator. decks were confiscated and card playing banned.

New Fox Telegraph The Fox Theatre Linotype Telegraph Linotype Sidney

Mrs. J. W. Harper Dies After Long Illness

Word was received of the death of Mrs. Anna Harper after a lingering illness at her daughter’s home in Grand Junction Colorado. She was wife of the late John W. Harper Jr and aunt of Martin Schwartz who lives near Sidney. The Harpers with daughters Leona and Cora Ellen were former Sidney residents. Funeral arrangements were incomplete but interment will probably be in Denver Colorado.

Anna Harper Grand Junction Colorado Harper John W. Harper, Jr Martin Schwartz Sidney

Jury Called Next Monday in Cheyenne County Court

Four criminal cases are set for hearing as the postponed jury session opens Monday. Jurors report at 9:00 A.M. State of Nebraska vs Ernest Stuht leads, charged with feloniously entering Star Packing Company, followed by State vs Harold Shepker for the same crime. Also on the docket are State vs John Stimka for third offense driving while intoxicated and State vs Harvey Livingston for writing no account checks. District Judge John Kuns will preside.

Cheyenne County District Court Dan Campbell State of Nebraska Ernest Stuht Star Packing Company Jack Knicely Harold Shepker Stuht John Stimka Harvey Livingston John Kuns

Heating Firm Is Purchased By New Owners

The Lodgepole Heating Co changes hands with L. W. Vance retiring due to ill health after five years. Buyers are Kenneth Hernbloom Morris M Hernbloom Arnold Michelman and George Hillman who will continue offering Lennox American Standard Crane Briggs Gould’s Whirlpool Kelvinator Zenith brands in Chappell Lodgepole and Sidney.

L. W. Vance Lodgepole Heating Co Kenneth Hernbloom Morris M Hernbloom Arnold Michelman George Hillman Vance Chappell Lodgepole Sidney Lennox Heating American Standard Crane and Briggs Gould’s American Kitchens Western Holly Kelvinator Zenith

Hazel's Cafe Sold to Sterling, Colo. Owner

Announcement this week reports Hazel's Cafe sold by Mr. and Mrs. Jim Congreve to Stanley Bennett of Sterling Colorado. Bennett, owner of the Blue Bird Cafe in Sterling, will not move to Sidney for active management. Ellen Jernberg named manager.

Hazel Jim Congreve Stanley Bennett Sterling, Colo Mr. Bennett Sterling Sidney Ellen Jernberg

Storm Shuts Sioux Ordnance Depot For Feb 20

An official notice from Col. L. G. Smoak states Sioux Ordnance Depot will be closed Friday February 20 due to blizzard conditions. Only essential personnel must report for duties such as fire security and snow removal. All other staff receive annual leave or leave without pay. Monday February 23 is declared an official holiday for all SOD employees.

Sioux Ordnance Depot L. G. Smoak Col. Smoak Department of the Army

Snow expected with strong winds and heavy blowing snow

The report notes Friday morning wind not diminishing with six to eight inches of snow by day’s end. Temperatures ranged from 5 to 10 degrees above zero, rising to about 25. CAA in Sidney logged 38 mph winds with 48 mph gusts, Alliance and Ogalalla at 65 mph. Snow began Thursday night, with winds 40 mph and gusts to 50 mph by Thursday morning. temperature fell from 24 at midnight to 14 by noon.

Civil Aeronautics Authority Sidney Alliance Ogallala CAA

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