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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1956

Page

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Sidney High Band to Open Winter Concert This Sunday

Sidney High School's fifth annual Mid Winter concert will unfold Sunday at 2 30 p m in the junior high gym with George Hinn directing and Jerry Wolf as student director. Program includes Law and Order March and River Jordan Fantasy among others. The performance follows a radio broadcast on KXXX Colby and KMMJ Grand Island featuring the band and director.

Sidney High School Sidney Junior High School George Hinn Jerry Wolf Law and Order Harry Alford Clare Grundman Jules Massenet Gladiators Fucik Groge Grofe Yoder Kentucky Grundman Band of America Paul Lavalle Camille de Nardis River Jordan Mau Sidney KXXX Colby Kan KMMJ Grand Island Block M Jerry Bilik Max Wilson Joan Burr Keith Sayre Jim Nielsen

Rev Bixel to Leave Sidney After Three Years at First Christian

Reverend Ralph Bixel pastor of the First Christian Church in Sidney will conduct his final service this Sunday and depart Tuesday for Lock Haven Pennsylvania for rest. He has an offer from the United Nations secretary general's office for a public relations role but has not decided.

Ralph Bixel First Christian Church Sidney U. N Rev Bixel Trinidad Colo Bixel Windy Plains United Nations

Poll on Sidney High colors draws only nine alumni

Alumni poll on changing Sidney High School colors from Maroon and Black shows only nine responses. Three favor a change, two want both color change and nickname to Maroons, and four oppose any change. Assistant Superintendent Albert Nimtz notes strong indifference among alumni while students have voted to switch to Maroon and White.

Sidney High School Telegraph

Motorist’s License Is Lost On Points

Police records show that Robert Coleman of Sidney has been suspended for one year on the Nebraska point system after accumulating 13 driving demerit points. Offenses include three speeding convictions, one illegal left turn, and one signal violation in Scottsbluff Lancaster and Morrill counties. Suspension effective date is November 26 of last year in Morrill County justice court.

Robert Coleman Sidney Nebraska Coleman Scottsbluff County Lancaster County Morrill County

Dollar Days Snow Falls in Sidney Weather Preview

Snow fell in Sidney today as Dollar Days opened with a wintery start. The forecast calls for one to two inches of wet snow ending this afternoon, with warmer air and above freezing temperatures expected tomorrow. Roads west and north of Sidney were snow packed as a weakening system exits the region.

Sidney Wyoming Colorado Cheyenne Scottsbluff

Ohio oil firms announce Spearow No. 5 location near Gurley

Ohio Oil Co. identifies Spearow No. 5 in the NW quadrant of 24-15-49 near Gurley, the easternmost of six wells in a string from Uptegrove C No. 2 to Spearow No. 1. Other notes describe Ostgren B No. 1 in Banner County, Jensen No. 1 wildcat, and several drilled or plugged wells with varying oil shows and test results.

Ohio Oil Co Gurley Ohio Kimball County Banner County Petroleum Inc Vowers Dennis & Bachman Maxey Drilling Co Kimball Evertson No. 1 Sene Maxey Skelly Oil Co Dix Hoatby Johnson No Lowell Williamson Clarkson M. P. Gilbert Petroleum, Inc Stander Sage Oil Co Crane Wytex Oil Corp Christensen Flessner Magnolia

Lila May Kurth Dies After Leukemia Battle

An eight year old Gurley girl Lila May Kurth died at Cheyenne County Memorial Hospital after months of leukemia. Funeral arrangements through Gehrig & Son in Gurley. community sympathy poured in from Michigan to Illinois. The Gurley American Legion and Auxiliary led a fundraising drive, raising about 378 dollars plus 100 dollars via church contributions to help with medical costs.

Gurley Cheyenne County Memorial Hospital Lila May Kurth Melvin Kurth Telegraph Gehrig & Son Funeral Home Michigan Iowa Illinois Gurley American Legion and Auxiliary Kurth Lila May Kurths Lila American Legion and Auxiliary Salem Lutheran Church Grace Lutheran Sunday School Happy Corners Club Dalton

County oil men to meet on Tuesday at Elks Club

Cheyenne County oil men will gather at the Elks Club at 2 p.m. on Tuesday February 28 to discuss new state regulations on handling storage and transport of petroleum products. State fire marshal and motor fuels division representatives will outline regulatory and tax changes, with C Russell Lockwood of Nebraska Petroleum Industries Committee analyzing congressional proposals on highways and taxation.

Cheyenne County Elks Club State Motor Fuels Division C. Russell Lockwood Nebraska Petroleum Industries Committee Trade Organization

Record breaking tree orders for Cheyenne County

McMullen reports more than 12 000 trees ordered by Cheyenne County farmers for spring planting doubling last year. 27 individuals have placed orders through the annual program with March 1 deadline to secure desired species. Nanking Cherry stock exhausted. Sidney Boy Scout Troop 90 votes to fund and plant 100 cottonwood trees on youth land near Sidney after noting tree scarcity.

Cheyenne County Phil McMullen McMillen McMullen Sidney Boy Scout SCS

Sidney Host To Four-State Speech Test

The regional American Legion Oratorical contest across four states will be held in Sidney in April announced by Legion Commander Don Brunzell. The district contest occurs March 7 in Sidney with Judy Gonzales and Lance Barker as Sidney representatives.

American Legion Sidney Don Brunzell Legion Judy Gonzales St. Patrick’s Lance Barker Sidney High

Sidney City Council Candidate Edward Bauman

Edward Bauman enters Sidney's primary race as one of seven candidates. A Nebraska native who grew up in Ft. Morgan Colorado, he moved to Sidney in 1943 and has run his own business for 11 years. He attends St. Pauls Lutheran Church, and belongs to the Chamber of Commerce and Kiwanis Club. He argues for sound honest progressive city administration to improve community life for his five children.

Sidney Edward Bauman Bauman St. Paul’s Lutheran Church Chamber of Commerce Kiwanis Club

McCreath Attacks Pink Influence at VFW Banquet

William McCreath denounces ultra liberal thought and Communistic influence in modern life at the VFW Past Commanders and Past Presidents banquet in Sidney. He warns against big government spending while veterans benefits are cut and notes 8.5 million veterans not in the VFW. District Commander Lenzen receives a past commander's pin. drama club and awards highlight the program.

McCreath VFW Seneca Tom Lenzen Vern Anthony

Tax Inventory Schedules To Be Mailed In 1956

County Assessor Roy Gish plans 1956 personal property and business inventory schedules to mail soon. Declaration period starts March 1 and runs to April 20 with a 50 percent penalty after that date. Household goods exempt $200. Class A intangible tax 25 cents per $100. Class B 40 cents. Watches jewelry diamonds furs now listed. new bushels of penalty grain to be counted.

Roy Gish Cheyenne County Gish

ASC Explains Wheat Quota On SOD Lease In Cheyenne County

Cheyenne County ASC explains a 298 acre wheat allotment for the Sioux Ord nance Depot lease after surveying 934 cultivated acres. Rep. Miller seeks to end military land leasing. Heaton dismisses the attack. Measured 403 acres in 1955 could yield about 1300 bushels at roughly 3 bu per acre.

Cheyenne County ASC Sioux A. L. Miller Kimball Don Rapp Pitman Rapp Heaton

Penalty Deduction Contested by Hanson Audit Co

James R. Hanson of The Hanson Audit Co in Fremont says wheat penalty payments are deductible for income tax, disputing reports in The Telegraph and other papers. He cites IT 3530 1942 1 CB 43 that penalties under the Agricultural Adjustment Act are deductible as an expense by producers who exceed their marketing quotas.

James R. Hanson Hanson Audit Co Fremont Sidney Telegraph The Hanson Sidney Telegraph Lincoln Omaha

Underpass Builder To Open Office Here Next Monday

Bushman Construction Co of St. Joseph has the contract to build the 13th Ave underpass in Sidney and will open an office Monday on the north side of the Union Pacific tracks near the site. Two draglines and a large tractor arrived as crews prepare to install storm sewers and later begin digging after trestle work is finished.

Bushman Construction Co St. Joseph, Co 13Th Ave Sidney Bob Olmstead Bushman Union’ Pacific Union Pacific Olmstead

Oil Depletion Tax Cut Bill Introduced in Congress

Washington AP lawmakers introduced a measure to cut depletion allowance for oil and gas producers from 27 44 percent to 15 percent on income tax returns. Rep Heselton of Massachusetts and Sen Aiken of Virginia lead the effort with allied senators Smith of Maine and Purtell of Connecticut.

Washington Heselton Ren Mass William Rep Del Aiken Smith Purtell Conn Senate

New Baptist Pastor Here in Sidney

Grace Baptist Church of Sidney welcomes Rev. H. Glenn Discoy as its first permanent pastor. He and his wife with two sons reside in the parsonage at 1654 Sky Road. Discoy has served as pastor and evangelist in California Nevada Michigan Minnesota and Nebraska over 15 years and studied in Minneapolis and Central City. Services continue at North Ward School pending church completion.

Grace Baptist Church of Sidney H. Glenn Discoy Sheridan Drive Baptist Church Muskeegon Mich Jon Charles David Alan Sky Road Discoe California Nevada Michigan Minnesota Nebraska Northwestern Minneapolis Nebraska Central College Central City North Ward

Unusual Political Ad Urges Grass Roots Support

The Telegraph publishes an unusual on page ad urging citizens to write senators and congressmen to back President Eisenhower's nine point farm program. The ad is paid for by the National Republican Senatorial and Congressional Committees and explains parts of the program.

Telegraph Eisenhower Congress

Also Mentioned on This Page

Sidney High Band Ted Hass Albert Nimtz Rev. Bixel Spearow Pool McGowan No. 1 Baltensperger U.S. Smelting and Refining and Cortez Oil Co Bakin State No. 2 St. Patrick’s Day Council Ft. Morgan, Colo U.S William McCreath Veterans of Foreign Wars Simmons Cook Tim Pat Dalton John Zerr Lenzen Anthony Loring White Sidney High School Drama Club Keith Richins SOC Pat Heaton Sr Gerald Pitman New Baptist REV. H. G. Discoe
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