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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1964
Page
6
A change of venue moves a trial to an adjoining county to ensure fair impartial proceedings. The judge decides if the move is warranted, based on substantial evidence of widespread county prejudice or danger to impartial jurors, with the Nebraska State Bar Association noting this public service column.
Frontier Broadcasting Co announces completion of KTVS TV in Sterling Colorado Channel 3 serving Deve l Cheyenne Kimball and parts of Perkins Chase and Dundy counties in Nebraska Frontier also operates stations in Cheyenne and Scottstown Nebraska Channel 3 is on Sidney cable Channel 5 with identical programming except for commercials
Funeral services were held Friday for Rosa Augusta Morgan 86 of Green wood Cemetery. born Sidney July 12 1877 to Adolph and Emma Salomonson. She lived in Cheyenne County and San Antonio before settling here after her husband's death. She was survived by a nephew three nieces and four cousins.
Funeral services for Clarence T. Robirds 66 were held Saturday at 2 p.m. from Gehrig and Son Funeral Home with Rev. Raymond Scott officiating. He died suddenly January 1 of a heart attack, lived 52 years in the area, and worked at Sioux Army Depot. Burial was in Peetz Cemetery. pallbearers included Kenneth R. Perkins and James M. Hazlewood.
Allen Dale Ely, 933 Finois, fined 100 dollars and costs for driving while intoxicated and had license suspended six months. Jeane Thies, 1027 22nd, cited for dog running at large with 5 dollar fine and costs.
The Fort Sidney meeting on January 16 at the Fort Sidney Motor Hotel will install new president E. R. Jimerson and reveal committees. Monthly Chamber events include a retailers meeting, a directors session, and the Community Betterment committee. The Western Nebraska United Chambers will elect John Elwell Jr. to Ernest Johnson in Alliance January 23. A Grand Junction downtown tour is planned for later in January.
Dale Wicke of Wauneta Nebraska an International Farm Youth Exchange delegate returns from the Netherlands where he observed farm work and social educational activities He will address the Sidney Lions Club at noon and the public at 8 pm in the 4 H Building Wicke is active in Rural Youth 4 H FFA Walther League and the Junior Chamber of Commerce and Nebraska hosted 10 youths from 10 countries last summer
The Actors Studio adopts its method for audience involvement at Marathon 33. Members are taught emotional engagement as key to authentic performance. A 15 minute warmup precedes the main program, offering informal entertainment by players.
Alliance officials announce the Nebraska Game Forestation and Parks Commission district office has moved to a new building on the Alliance Industrial Site. The Alliance Development Corporation donated 10 000 toward construction. The building will be officially released to the commission on January 16 with Wade H. Ellis announcing the dedication at 3 pm and Governor Frank Morrison invited to speak.
Miss Darlene Shields daughter of Mr and Mrs Cliff Shields of Big Springs was selected as the Elks Youth Leader for Big Springs High School. She earned the Elks Leadership Contest honor for her leadership and is an honor student with straight A grades active in pep club FHA church and community affairs she is drum majorette and homecoming queen and serves on the Community Recreation Center council.
Harold Deth lefson Deuel County Assessor announced no tax schedules will be mailed this year to save time listing appliances and other items. Nebraska law requires property owners and those over 21 to file personal tax returns with guardians for minors. Assessor staff will be at Chappell County Court House and Big Springs City Hall with filing windows January 13 to March 1 in Chappell and February 3 to March 1 in Big Springs.
Three Chadron men faced fines totaling 700 dollars in Hay Springs justice court after a December 15 arrest for pheasant violations. Dr. Vern Holmes paid 250 dollars plus 250 in liquidated damages and costs. William Alderman and Larry Burk were each fined 100 dollars and costs as accessories. The case is appealed to Sheridan county district court after officers seized 22 pheasants near Hay Springs.
Kimball residents report 921 survivors from the Lakontia cruise disaster last week with at least 24 dead. Doug Buchanan left Kimball for London after the fire. Ivan Buchanan’s parents say the crew was terrible and may take legal action over the shock and handling.
Hollywood notes reveal Dick Beymer back from Acapulco amid a hefty hotel bill and a jailed friend, while he and Audrey Della Russo resume their romance. Brad Dexter plans two hot dog stands in Alhambra. Rita Hayworth may finish her Spain shoot in February. Anna Maria Albergetti’s guest Ron Pataky splits soon. Lillian Portnoy dating Borden Stevenson in Washington. Julie Andrews misses London. Tony Walton visits. Sal Mineo remains in Hollywood for Cheyenne autumn. Jill Haworth in New York. Guy Madison visits ex-wife Sheila Connolly and kids. Elizabeth Allen to spend weeks in a wheelchair after a fall. Max Baer Jr camps beside Miss U. S. A. Amodee Chabot. Maureen O’Hara greets Stepier Boyd’s U.S. citizenship ceremony. Late: Sharon Morrell with Don Anderson. Phyllis Cameron with William Desmond Ryan.
The United States Civil Service Commission announced exams for Accounting Technician Accounting Clerk and Welfare and Pension Plans Specialist. Applications obtainable from Mr LaVerne Couch Sidney Nebraska or from the Civil Service Commission Washington DC 20415.
Fairmont Foods led the team standings with 40 points while Kurz Combine posted 36. Standings show Stan's Propane 34, Bill's T.V. 32, Halvorson Larabee 27, The Mill 23. Kurz total 2367 in team series and 795 in individual series, with Bell scoring 518 in separate series.
Nebraska ranks high in efficient use of farm labor in beef and pork regions and in sheep feeding and turkeys. Ted R. Nelson notes from a U S Department of Agriculture study cited in Cornhusker Economics that Nebraska was third in beef and sixth in pork value of marketings in 1962.
John Gielgud directs Richard Burton Alfred Drake and Hume Cronyn in Broadway Hamlet and will provide the Ghost voice via pre recorded dialogue. A light beam marks the specter while loudspeakers project the line readings throughout the theater.
Alliance plans a 1964 goal to build a museum without tax funding. A work committee including Museum Board Chairman Frank Scudder Vice-Chairman Jack Sampson Sr City Manager R W Laing City Engineer Roger Andrews and City Councilman Walter Mischnick leads the effort.
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