Schools Rally for Dimes March Drive in Sidney
Teens Against Polio campaign gains momentum as January events unfold at Sidney High and Lodgepole High. Bake sales Saturday at Safeway and Prebles Super Market. Talent shows January 25 and 14 with MOD funds and a blue crutch day effort. Schools compete for a loving cup by per capita contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack King
Marcella Lessman
Sidney High School
Safeway
Prebles
St. Patrick’s High School
Sidney
Lodgepole High School
Charles Meyer
Telegraph
Sunol
County Court Records Display Broad Range of Traffic Fines
The county court lists numerous speeding violations and related offenses. Names include Roy Parshall Carl Neel Vaughn Mead Everett Tallmage and many others from Sidney Lodgepole and surrounding towns with fines ranging from five to thirty dollars plus costs. The Mississippi River water system note appears as an unrelated line about river tributaries exceeding 12 000 miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Parshall
Potter
Carl Neel
Sidney
Vaughn Mead
Dalton
Everett Tallmage
Stanley Worth
Leonard Bond
Lodgepole
Marvin Barling
Leslie Sisson
Oshkosh
Myrle Swingle
Kimball
Lena Whittle
Sherrill Drum
Robert Pederson
Herman Herzberg, Jr
Alford Halsey
Frank Policky
Arlen Gross
Gurley
Forrest Devier
Kenneth Fritchley
Leon Bockus
Scottsbluff
F. H. Schuenemeyer
Broadwater
Guy Wilson
Brush
Daniel Ramberg
Minneapolis, Minn
Jack Kirk
Salt Lake City
Mississippi River
Weather and farming notes highlight Panhandle conditions
1955 ended with normal precipitation for most of the county with some stations at 15 to 20 percent above normal. Winter moisture is lighter in Cheyenne County than the northern Panhandle. Wheat stands better than recent years while blowing was minimal. Stockmen benefit from mild January and ice-free water. silage and protein needs discussed. cattle feeding tips cover vitamins minerals and supplements. Over a dozen 4 H leaders attend Scottsbluff training January 17 to 19. Calf projects and 4 H contact info noted. Farm records emphasized for tax time with Cheyenne County Extension Office offering books.
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Cheyenne County
Panhandle
Sidney Residents Mig дил Around Town Notes
Eddie J. Hanna of Reed Roller Bit Co visited Sidney to see his in laws. Several local residents and visitors including June McDonald of Omaha and Doris Davis participated in business and social events across nearby towns. A mix of travel, family visits, and church duties filled the week with the community staying connected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie J. Hanna
Reed Roller Bit Co
Casper
Sidney
Harold D. Keith
Hanna
Frontier Days
Cheyenne
June McDonald
Omaha
Cwa-Cio
L. L. Swanson
Charles Perry
Grand Island
E. S. Sherrerd
California
Don Hart
Carol
John Hart
Verna Brehm
Minatare
Keota
Briggsdale
Ault
Colo
Mr. Hart
Henry Deines
Bob Deines
Nunn
George Young
Alameda
Calif
D. R. Hengl
Hengl
Mrs. Hengl
Plans Set For First Gal's City Bowling Tourney
Plans are set for the first Ladies City Bowling Tournament at Sidney Alleys over the weekends of January 21 22 and January 28 29. Events include team doubles and singles with ten teams 20 doubles sets and 40 singles. Entries cost fifty cents per event plus bowling with cash and merchandise prizes funded from proceeds and donor gifts from local businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Hutchison Plumbing
Sidney Implement Co
J. C. Penney Co
Hand’s Dairy
H & N Harmony Nook
Carlson Frink Creamery
Parker
Janda-Tobin
American National Bank
Bob’s Bakery
Lauras
Sidney National Bank
Madsen
Singer Sewing Center
Pierson
Pip’s
Bail’s
Banks
Barkers
Cloud
Telegraph Wantads Offer In Sidney Trade Area
Classified notice promotes two insertions with a free third in the Sidney trade territory to buy sell trade or rent items quickly and cheaply. It emphasizes fast results and the value of multiple ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telegraph
Sidney
Town & Country opens with record 6800 attendees
The new Town & Country held a Wednesday open house in the Nebraska panhandle attracting about 6800 visitors. Manager and co owner Pat Pattison said the event used 6800 sandwich buns 300 pounds of barbecued beef 250 pounds of barbecued ham 125 cases of pop 4000 cups of coffee 2000 half pints of milk and chocolate milk 100 pounds of shrimp 5000 ice cream cones and many relishes.
Pneumonia Cause Of Baby's Death
Donna Jean Green six and a half month old daughter of Mr and Mrs Dick Green died at home in Porters Trailer Court. Born June 23 1955 in Sidney she is survived by her parents a sister Nancy and a brother Richard. Funeral arrangements by Gehrig and Son Funeral Home with body shipped to Fort Dodge Indiana for services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
The
Elks Lodge
Ogallala
State Elks Association
Leon Lafler
Howard Portz
Richard Ray
Chuck Lafler
W. B. Swenson
Walt Shear
Harold B. Taylor
Denver
Riverside
Calif
Elby D. Coy
Light Memorial Presbyterian Church
Robert Buzza
Hastings College
Donna Jean Green
Dick Green
Porter’s
Trailer Court
Donna Jean
Sidney
Nancy As
Richard
Ft. Dodge
Gehrig & Son Funeral Home
Sigler to Attend Nebraska Chamber Meeting in Omaha
M. R. Sigler representing Sidney will join the Nebraska Chamber of Commerce Manager's Mid Winter Conference in Omaha. Sessions run January 19 to 21 at the Hotel Fontanelle with Sigler on the retail planning panel on the morning of January 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. R. Sigler
Sidney
Nebraska Chamber of Commerce
Omaha
Hotel Fontanelle
Sigler
Rail Road Retirement Board Rep Visiting Sidney
A representative of the Railroad Retirement Board will be at the Nebraska State Employment Office in Sidney at 2 30 p m January 17. People needing information on Railroad Retirement Disability Wife s or Survivor s Benefits and Railroad Unemployment or Sickness Insurance benefits should call on him.
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Railroad Retirement Board
Nebraska State Employment Office
Sidney
Seventeen Club Elects Officers
Margaret Ann Olson was elected president of Seventeen Club at a Wednesday night meeting in her home. Sharon Jurgens became vice president, Judy Townsend secretary, Marylyn Talcott treasurer, Treva Crawford reporter, and Kathy Sieckmann historian. Miss Sickmann, the outgoing president, officiated the meeting. Lunch followed hosted by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Ann Olson
Seventeen Club
Sharon Jurgens
Judy Townsend
Marylyn Talcott
Treva Crawford
Kathy Sieckmann
Miss Sickmann
Rebekah Kensington Meets in IOOF Hall
The Rebekah Kensington gathered at the IOOF Hall on Wednesday afternoon with nineteen members attending. President Alice Blair presided and announced a bake sale at Preble's Grocery on January 28 from 9 to 12. Hostesses were Mrs. Doyle Foland, Mrs. D. H. Cloud, and Mrs. Frank Boyle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Kensington
IOOF
Alice Blair
Preble’s Grocery
Doyle Foland
D. H. Cloud
Frank Boyle
Church Clinic Set at St. Pauls Tuesday
St Pauls Lutheran Church in Sidney hosts a Christian Growth Institute on Tuesday January 17 an all day event organized by the Lutheran Women's Missionary League inviting ladies and pastors from the Sidney Cheyenne district St Johns Kimball St Pauls Potter Salem Gurley Trinity South Divide and Grace Pine Bluffs program includes 8 30 a m registration devotions by Rev Hy Dorn lectures on deeper spiritual life and personal evangelism by Rev O L Mueller buzz sessions and written meditations five similar institutes will follow in Wyoming communities the next week led by Rev Theo Klein Potter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church of
Sidney
Christian Growth Institute
Lutheran Women’s Missionary League
Sidney-Cheyvenne
St. John’s of
Kimball
St. Paul's of
Potter
Salem Evangelical
Gurley
Trinity of
South Divide
Grace Lutheran
Pine Bluffs
Wyo
Hy. Dorn
O. L. Mueller
Everrett Gade
St. Pauls Lwml
ESA Chapter Plans Mothers March Fundraiser in Town
Alpha Iota of Epsilon Sigma Alpha met at Mrs. Don Born home with co host Mrs. Virgil Reed. Mrs. Ritz reported on District 4 meeting as plans for the March of Dimes Mothers March on Thursday January 26 were made with canvassing of homes with lighted porch lights and a White Elephant sale to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Iota Chapter
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority
Don Born
Virgil Reed
Alaska
R. H. Westre
Paul Ritz
Ritz
Mrs Nagel Elected President Of Ohio Women's Club
Mrs Fritz Nagel was elected president of the Ohio Women's Club at a meeting last night in the Episcopal Parish Hall. New officers include Mrs Milt Corbin as vice president Mrs Jack Myers as secretary and Mrs LaVern Draper as treasurer. One guest Mrs George Bauer attended. The evening ended with card games Vi Bauer winning high and Mrs Charles Wimmer low at pinochle while Delmar Richardson high and Merle Long low at bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fritz Nagel
Ohio Women’s Club
Episcopal Parish
Ohio
Milt Corbin
Jack Myers
LaVern Draper
George Bauer
Vi Bauer
Charles Wimmer
Delmar Richardson
Merle Long
Bridge
Denverite Speaks At Kiwanis Meeting
Max B. Arnold vice president of the Juten Haynes Scientific Appraisal Co. Denver spoke on property valuation methods for tax purposes at the Kiwanis Club gathering held Wednesday night at the Yendis Cafe. Roy Gish Cheyenne County assessor attended as guest of George Fleming along with Ed Hinrichs guest of Vern Shoopman. Fleming was honored for winning a top duck caller trophy in the United States after a contest in Stuttgart Arkansas last month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max B. Arnold
Juten Haynes Scientific Appraisal Co
Denver
Kiwanis Club
Roy Gish
Cheyenne County
George Fleming
Ed Hinrichs
Vern Shoopman
Fleming
United States
Stuggart, Ark
Jolly 8 Brownies Plan Bell Collection Visit
The meeting was called to order and the troop decided to visit a bell collection next Saturday. They made snowmen from cotton and paper and were served refreshments by Linda Mitchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly
Linda Mitchell
Marriage License for Gilroy and Bivens in Dalton Sidneyi
James L. Gilroy aged 27 of Dalton marries Rose Ann Bivens aged 19 of Sidneyi under a marriage license. The ceremony details are recorded in the county clerk's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James L. Gilroy
Dalton
Rose Ann Bivens
Sidneyi
Kensington OES Meeting and Legion Auxiliary Parley
The Kensington Chapter of OES meets Tuesday at 2 PM at the Masonic Temple for officer installation and urges all members to attend. Friday at 8 PM the American Legion Auxiliary Past Presidents parley will be held at the home of Mrs. W. P. Ackerman at 1546 Newton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kensington
Masonic Temple
American Legion Auxiliary
W. P. Ackerman
Newton
Television Highlights for KBTV and KOLA TV Schedule
TV listings for KBTV Channel 9 and KOLA Channel 4 cover January 14 to January 21 with daily lineups. Programs include Ozark Jubilee, Lawrence Welk, Wrestling from Hollywood, Rocky Mountain Barn Dance, Million Dollar Matinee, Oral Roberts, Topper, You Asked For It, Disneyland, Science Fiction Theatre, Grand Ole Opry, Perry Como and many other classic shows scheduled across afternoons and evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Welk
Hollywood
Rocky Mountain
Voice of Firestone
DuPont Cavalcade
Ozzie & Harriet
Ethel & Albert
the Wise
Oil-Gas Drilling Tries In Kimball County Dry Holes
Oil and gas notes report dry holes drilled in Kimball County during the week. Nebraska Drillers Dresher No. 1 in the NE SE NW of 5 15 56, Rock Hill Oil Anderson No. 1 in the NE NE of 32 14 55, Chandler-Musgrove Teare No. 1 in the SW SW of 32 15 55, Magnolia Petrolecum Burst No. 2 in the NE NE NE cf 9 16 53, Artnell Schmidt Al in the NE SW SW of 12 13 54.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimball County
Nebraska Drillers
Dresher
Wildcat
Rock Hill Oil
Anderson
Hein Field
Chandler-Musgrove
Teare
Kimball Field
Magnolia Petrolecum
Burst
Cizek Field
Elks to Initiate Members at Monday Meeting
Four candidates will be initiated into the Elks Lodge at the regular meeting next Monday night. Leon Lafler Exalted Ruler urges a good attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks Lodge
Leon Lafler
Short Farm Course Open At University
Enrollment is open for the second session of the University of Nebraska college of agriculture short courses. Twenty farmers have enrolled. the program runs Feb 6 to March 2 with a 30 student limit and a 25 dollar registration fee. Applications to Dr. Franklin E. Eldridge at 206 Agricultural Hall, Lincoln.
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University of Nebraska College of Agriculture
Nebraska
Franklin E. Eldridge
Eldridge
Agricultural Hall
College of Agriculture
Lincoln
Five Youths Enlist in Navy Through Sidney Recruiter
Five youths joined the Navy with Sidney and Big Springs ties. Charles Sayre 18 and Delbert Gheen 18, both Sidney High grads, list for four years. Jack Wines 17 enters a minority tour. Donald Peterman 20 and Harold Parker 18 of Big Springs enlist in the Navy reserve for six years with two years active duty.
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Navy
Sidney
Big Springs
George Edmonson
Charles Sayre
Edgar Sayre
Delbert Gheen
Clarence Gheen
Sidney High
Jack Wines
Cecil Wines
Donald Peterman
Harold Parker
Navy Reserve
Lee Salesman Wins Honors in 1956 Top Ten
Griffith of Lincoln, a Lee salesman, was named to the 1956 advisory board of the Top Ten Salesmen of 1955 for H. D. Lee company. He won the contest among 155 company salesmen, covering southern Nebraska including Sidney. He previously won advisory board honors in 1951 and 1954 and served as board chairman in 1953.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren. Griffith
Lincoln
Lee Company
H. D. Lee Company
Kansas City
Griffith
Nebraska
Sidney
Lee Union
Snyder Clothing Company
Heaton Has Top Role In Omaha Dial M for Murder
Jim Heaton son of Mr and Mrs P J Heaton Sr appears in the Omaha Community Playhouse production of Dial M for Murder Heaton holds one of the three top roles along with Ken Seymour and Cherie Shaver The show runs through January 21 Heaton attends Creighton University Law School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Heaton
Omaha
P. J. Heaton, Sr
Omaha Community Playhouse
Heaton
Ken, Seymour
Cherie Shaver
Creighton University Law School
Selzer Elected Head Of Country Club Here
Mike Selzer was elected president of the Sidney Country Club for the coming year replacing M L Merritt. Walt Closmand became vice president and Ed Swanson was re elected secretary. Merritt Lowell Davis and Carl Ziegler joined the board for three year terms and Kermit Moore filled a one year term. Dues for golf and social memberships rose from 24 to 39 per person with social dues staying at 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Selzer
Sidney Country Club
M. L. Merritt
Walt Closmand
Ed Swanson
Merritt
Lowell Davis
Carl Ziegler
Kermit Moore
Delegate For For Airways Pre Hearing State
The State aeronautics department will send a representative to the pre hearing conference in Washington D C on January 24 to discuss extension of air service to a seven state area. Nebraska towns listed may be affected and potential new service could reach Norfolk Omaha Lincoln Grand Island North Platte and Scottsbluff. The conference will determine issues, set exhibit exchange times and schedule examiner hearings. The investigation may last a year or more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aeronautics Department
Washington, D. C
James J. Ramsey
Nebraska
Beatrice
Kearney
Hastings
McCook
Sidney
Imperial
Alliance
Chadron
Ainsworth
Foront
Columbus
Norfolk
Omaha
Lincoln
Grand Island
North Platte
Scottsbluff
Ramsey
Two Price Plan for Wheat May Be Considered
Herbert Hughes of Imperial and the National Wheat Growers Assn push a two price plan with 100 percent parity payments for grain used for export and sold at market price. They say Agriculture Department officials and Secretary Benson are open to discuss details if Congress builds support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Agriculture Department
Herbert Hughes
Imperial
Benson
Capitol Hill
Hughes
The
National Wheat Growers Assn
Chappell Dimes Benefit Art Show This Weekend
A local Chappell benefit art show sponsored by the Deuel County Dimes committee will be held Sunday afternoon January 15 from 2 to 5 at the Chappell American Legion Hall. A Silver Tea is sponsored by the Business and Professional Women's Club with music donated by Campbell Music Co of Sidney. Exhibits include antiques, wood, plastic, copper and rock cut crafts, and student works from the Aaron Pyle studio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney High
Jack King
Marcella Lessman
March of Dimes
Ogallala
King
MOD
Chappell
Deuel County Dimes Committee
Aaron Pyle
Telegraph Printing Offers Quality Service And Fair Prices
The Telegraph's commercial printing department promotes reliable service and fair pricing for all print jobs. They claim capacity to handle any printing need with quality results and customer support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Telegraph
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Wheatbelt Public Power Company
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Ak-Ser-Ben
Carol Waite
Rosalind Campbell
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St. Paul's
ESA
Mrs. Nagel
Ohio Women's Club
Gean Te
Woods
Kansas
KBTV
Kola-Tv
Alcoa
Academy Theatre
Robert Montgomery
Patti Page
Dinah Shore
Fireside Theatre
Eddie Fisher
Kraft Theatre
Screen Director’s Playhouse
Dragnet
Highway Patrol
Mark Saber
Artnell Co
Schmidt al
Schmidt Field
Elks
Selzer
For Airways
Chappell Dimes
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