Teachers Gather for Fourth Helpmobile Education Program
Six hundred teachers are expected to attend the fourth annual Helpmobile program in Sidney at the Junior and Senior High Schools and Central School. Demonstrations by Nebraska State Education Association and State Department of Classroom Teachers cover mathematics social studies and science to showcase educational television and audio visual aids. Registration and a coffee hour run 8:30 to 9:30 a.m. with a noon luncheon $1.35. Notable speakers Dr. Robert Stepp and Dr. W. C. Meierhenry from the University of Nebraska.
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Nebraska State Education Association
Sidney
Central Schiool
Jean Rankin
Sidney Business and Professional Women’s Club
Robert Stepp
W. C. Meierhenry
University of Nebraska
Bob Smith Splits Loyalty As A Sailor And A Marine
Bob Smith son of Mr and Mrs Ervin Smith plans to serve as both Navy hospital corpsman and Marine Corps man. He will train six weeks at Camp Lejeune NC then join the 3rd Marine Division on Okinawa with onward duty in Da Nang South Vietnam. He enlisted June 8 1964 after Sidney High School graduation. He trained at Balboa and served at U S Naval Hospital Memphis before visiting Sidney.
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Ervin Smith
Marine Corps
Bob
Navy
Camp LeJeune
N. C
3Rd Marine Division
Okinawa
da Nang
South Viet Nam
Sidney High School
San Diego
Calif
Balboa Hospital
U. S. Naval Hospital
Memphis
Tenn
Sidney
Legislators Study Oil Interest Sales In Nebraska
An interim unicameral committee met in Sidney to study possible oil venture legislation. Senators Kratt Kokes Harsh Nelson Fleming presided. Witnesses from Pan American Rocky Mountain Oil and Gas Association and Nebraska Oil & Gas Association testified on investor protection and licensing ideas. The group will reconvene in April in Lincoln to decide whether to seek statutes next session.
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Sidney
North Platte
Ord
Cecil Kratt
Rudolph Kokes
Lester Harsh
Bartley
Frank Nelson
C.neill
George Fleming
Kokes
T. S. Yancey
Denver
Pan American
Collis B. Chandler Jr
Rocky Mountain Oil and Gas Association
R. L. Cramer
Ivan van Steenberg
Kimball
Oscar Swan
Ken Monroe
Lincoln
Nebraska Oil & Gas Association
Fleming
Telegraph
Services For L H Schwartz Held Thursday
Services for Lawrence Henry Schwartz of Potter who died Monday at Memorial Hospital were held yesterday from St. Patrick's Catholic Church with the Very Rev Vincent J Pels ter officiating. Burial was in Greenwood Cemetery with Geh rig and Son Funeral Home in charge of arrangements. Pallbearers were Keith Schwartz, James Schwartz, Martin Schwartz and Harold Olson. He is survived by his widow Elsie and two brothers George of Chappell and Frank of Broken Bow.
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Lawrence Henry Schwartz
Potter
Memorial Hospital
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Vincent J. Pelster
Greenwood Cemetery
Gehrig and Son Funeral Home
Keith Schwartz
James Schwartz
Martin Schwartz
Harold Olson
Elsie
George
Chappell
Frank
Broken Bow
Fleming Named to Dirksen Group on People’s Committee
Senator George Fleming and Mrs Haven Smith of Chap pell join Nebraska Iowa delegates named to the Committee for Government of the People by Senator Everett Dirksen. The 12 Nebraskans include Elton L Berck and Nebraka Senator Roman Hruska co-chairing. The panel weighs a constitutional amendment on legislative apportionment to counter the Supreme Court one man one vote ruling.
Crowded Courthouse Delays for 1966 License Plates
Late comers filled the courthouse as the assessor’s office prepared for 1966 license plate issuance. About 200 people queued at the license window with a strict deadline of midnight Monday February 28, after which fines apply. Parking and walking advised for those lacking plates. The office stays open through Tuesday for property owners seeking to avoid penalties.
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Assesor
Pancake Feed by VFW Post Saturday at IOOF Hall
Porter McGuver Post 610 VFW will host a pancake feed in the IOOF Hall basement this Saturday. Serving runs 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. with sausage bacon and eggs and all proceeds benefiting Little League baseball.
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Ioof Hall
Porter McGuver
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Printing Jobs Ad Promises Quality Work and Taste
The Sidney Telegraph advertises printing services for big and small jobs alike. It emphasizes equal tabs of quality work and tasteful delivery, inviting customers to trust its printing offerings.
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Sidney Telegraph
Ilth
Sidney Celebrated Postage Paid at Sidney Nebr
Public notices show a local newspaper printed in Sidney Nebraska with mailing address Post Office Box 219 for changes of address. Subscription rates listed as eight dollars per year inside a fifty mile radius and nine dollars outside, with single copies ten cents. Established in 1873.
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Sidney Celemap
Sidney
Nebr
Ngle
Three Interchanges Planned For Interstate 80 By 1990
Sidney planning firm says three interchanges on Interstate 80 may be required by 1990 due to rising traffic. City Manager George Felsch reports planners will present recommendations March 11 to the State Highway Department, with another public hearing before finalizing locations. Airport expansion plans await state approval, including high intensity runway lights for federal aid.
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George Felsch
Sidney Industrial Group
Sidney For Planning
Sidney
Felsch
State Highway Department
Highway Department
Joe Schaf
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Dusty Rhodes
Rath Packing Company
Joe Gibson
Dave Young
KSID
Civil Defense
66 Car License Book Is Coming to Cheyenne County
Sidney Nebraska telegraph reports initial production of the 1966 Cheyenne County auto license book by The Telegraph Printing Co Inc The new license number system change noted Mechanics will begin next week Advertising solicitations start and will close before March 1 distribution and sale planned in March in Sidney and Cheyenne County communities Phil Gottschalk invited for commission opportunities with organizations or clubs at The Telegraph office
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Telegraph Printing Co., Inc
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Telegraph
Sidney
Commission
Phil Gottschalk
Panhandle Weather Forecast Expect Cloudy Weekend
Panhandle forecast shows tonight partly cloudy with Saturday mostly cloudy and a chance of light rain and snow showers. Lows 15 to 25, Saturday highs 35 to 45. Five day outlook through Wednesday averages near or slightly above normal with frequent minor changes. Highs in 40s and lows 15 to 25, occasional light snow at period start and end courtesy Frontier Airlines.
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Panhandle
Frontier Airlines
Need Sales Books and Office Forms in Sidney
Advertises The Sidney Telegraph at 830 Fourth Avenue offering sales books and other office forms with quality and price emphasis.
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Sidney Telegraph
Former Resident Dies In Gordon
Jack G. Trueblood about 40 a longtime Gordon area resident was found dead about 50 feet from his home at 7 a.m. Wednesday by a neighbor. He lived in Sidney from 1948 to 1950 while employed at Lockwood's Jewelry Store. Police said the body was frozen and he may have died from exposure with possible natural causes and no signs of foul play. He is survived by his mother Mrs Lulu Trueblood four children and his brothers and sisters.
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Jack G. Trueblood
Gordon
Trueblood
Mr. Trueblood
Sidney
Lockwood
D Finals On Tonight In Class D Regional Tournaments
Three Cheyenne County teams chase first in Class D regional play with Dalton and Gurley meeting in Dalton and Lodgepole facing Hyannis in Chappell. Daltons and Gurleys wins over Lorenzo and Dix set up the title pairings. Games start at 7 30 p m local time.
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Cheyenne County
Dalton
Chappell
Gurley
the Roses
Lorenzo
Dix
Lodgepole
Big Springs
Hyannis
Help In Restoring Historic Post Home
The Sidney Youth Council seeks to resume General Morrow Home restoration after a cold pause. County Centennial Representative Mike Meysenburg said the project will proceed once final approval comes from the County Historical Society, with Roy MacAdam and Clark Fuller coordinating efforts.
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Sidney
County Centennial
Mike Meysenburg
County Historical Association
Sidney and
County Community Betterment Committees
Meysenburg
County Historical Society
Roy MacAdam
The
Clark Fuller
Restoration groups sought for county building rooms
The County Historical Society asks county organizations to oversee individual rooms or areas in the restoration project. Groups may research period design, plan furnishings, and even travel to Fort Laramie for guidance. A model room is hoped for by Fort Sidney Days and the County Fair this August.
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the County Historical Society
MacAdam
Fort Laramie
County Mili
Dick Thailing
Fort Sidney
Francis Hiner
Camping Outside City Required by Ordinance Warned
City manager George Felsch told the Cheyenne County Centennial and Sidney Cheyenne County committees that camping inside Sidney would violate the city ordinance. He outlined two options establish campgrounds outside city limits or amend the ordinance. He noted state and federal funds favor recreational areas but late applications mean no county aid for years. The committees proposed expanding the county planning survey to include Cheyenne County recreational areas.
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George Felsch
Cheyenne County Centennial Committee
Sidney-Cheyenne County
Felsch
Cheyenne County
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