Sidney Elementary Schools Emphasize Modern Teaching Methods
Sidney Elementary System expands with 1,173 students and 30 new classrooms costing 600000 over ten years. Officials credit Joplin regrouping reading and in service science training with above national reading norms and a kindergarten program focused on preparing for higher work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Brennan
Sidney
Iawa
Joplin
Weymouth
Tillotson
Heals Three
Wes
Joseph Zafforomi
University of Nebraska In
Lincoln
Zafforom
Sidney Federal Savings and Loan Annual Meeting Set
The Sidney Federal Savings and Loan Assn. will hold its annual shareholders meeting at the home office 1010 Illinois St next Wednesday January 18 at four p.m. The agenda covers director elections and other business including a review of the past year. The Dec 31 statement shows assets over 2.667 million with real estate liens totaling 1.760 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Federal Savings and Loan Assn
Illinois St
44-Foot Pay Section Signals Wildcat Discovery Near Dalton
Log studies show about 44 feet of pay at Midwest Oil and Tom Jordan No. T State 36 17N HQ wildcat, three miles south of Morrill County line in Cheyenne County. One hour test produced gas to surface and 3 100 feet of fluid with oil and gas cut mud, flow pressures rose, core shows good porosity. Discovery near Dalton Field alongside Ohio and other Cheyenne County wildcats and field extensions in Red Willow and Banner counties.
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Midwest Oil Corporation
Tom Jordan No. T
Wildcat Discovery
Dalton
Cheyenne County
Midwest *T
Wildcat
Morrill
Midwest
Jordan
Faro
Dalton Field
Ohio
Red Willow
Red Willoxy County
Ohio Oil Company
Sleepy Hollow Field
Reagan
Camorian
New Gil-Gas
South Texas Development Company
No. 1
Zuhike
NE & Ion
Stars of Tomorrow deadline set by Kiwanis Club
Plans for the 1961 Stars of Tomorrow show were made at a Kiwanis meeting. The event runs Sunday March 3 at 2 p.m. in the junior high auditorium. Free contestants must apply by February 10, with Kenneth Noteboom as show chairman. Hollis Peratt to host, admission $1 for adults and 50 cents for students. William Kalous led the session, joined by 23 attendees including guest Ed Swanson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stars of Tomorrow
Kiavanis Club
Kenneth Noteboom
Hollis Peratt
William Kalous
Ed Swanson
Friday the 13 Sale Goes Through Saturday
The city wide Friday the 13th Sale sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce runs through tomorrow with lucky bargains for Sidney shoppers. Advertised in the Wednesday Telegraph, merchants include Fashion City Greenlee's Hardy Clark Furniture Horrock Brothers Lee Stores McDonalds Merrick's Shoes Powell Wardware Rudy's Sidney Flooring & Supply Stickney's Switching Post Thompson's Photo Center and Winter Drug.
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Chamber of Commerce
Tomnorrow
Sidney
Fashion City
Greenlee’s, Inc
Hardy Clark Furniture
Horrock Brothers
Lee Stores
McDonalds
Merrick’s Shoes
Powell Wardware
Rudy’s
Sidney Flooring & Supply Co
Stickney’s Inc
Switching Post
Thompson’s Photo Center
Winter Drug
Frontier Service Challenge in Nebraska Hearing
Civil Aeronautics Board examiner hears 15 witnesses from Norfolk Valentine and Columbus as Nebraska towns urge Frontier Airlines to keep northern route. Critics say service is essential, underdeveloped, and costly, with industry reluctance tied to uncertainty. Briefs due February 13 pending decision.
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Washington
Frontier
Balard
Valentine
Columbus
Alice Vaalstrom
CAB
Bureau of Air Operations
Nebraska
Robert Beckman
Bryan
Decker Takes Sidney Ben Franklin Store Lead
Bob Decker assumes ownership and managerial duties at the Sidney Ben Franklin Store succeeding Bill Lyddon. The 28 year old former Nebraska football player and Tulsa Ben Franklin operator, with his wife Janet and three children, moved to Sidney January 10 after previously running a Ben Franklin in Tulsa with his father.
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Robert
Bob” Decker
University of Nebraska and
Tulsa U.gridder
Sidney
Ben Franklin
Creighton University
Decker
Omaha
Bill Lyddon
Telegraph
Nebraska U
Tulsa
Grid Star
Sidney Ben Franklin
Bob
Janet
Oklahoma
Sidney Community Hotel stockholders set annual meeting
The 1361 annual meeting of Sidney Community Hotel Corporation stockholders is called for Monday, January 16 at 8 p.m. at the Ft Sidney Hotel. Directors will be elected and annual reports presented. proxies are urged. The Sidney Motor Hotel stockholders also plan their meeting on Tuesday, January 24 at 6 p.m. at the hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Community Hotel Corporation
Ft Sdney
Sidney Community Hotel
Carr
Ype Tine Corporat
Sidney Motor Hotel Ootne
Meeting Set For Tuesday To Talk TV Booster Need
Lodgepole Television Inc holds annual meeting Tuesday January 17 at 7 30 pm in the bank building to plan FCC compliant booster upgrades. Boosters must identify stations KHOL TV Holdrege KHPL TV Hayes Center and Lodgepole, with noncompliant boosters possibly shut off.
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Lodgepole
Lodgepole Television Inc
FCC
Khol-Tv
Holdrege
Khpl TV
Hayes Center
Lodgepele
Lodgepole Nebraskan
Sidney Seeks Fair Gas Tax Share From State
City officials led by City Manager Tom Coffey press for a change in gas tax distribution to base allocations on 1960 census totals rather than 1950 figures. Coffey said Sidney’s population and street mileage rose significantly, increasing costs, while current law grants 10 to 15 cents per person based on 1950 data. A Lincoln meeting with 25 first class municipalities, organized by the League of Municipalities, targets section B of Chapter 66, Article 423 to correct inequities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Coffey
Sidney
Coffey
Lincoln
Nebraska
State League of Municipalities
Olson Sworn In As Commissioner And Smith Elected Chair
Carl L. Olson of Sidney was sworn in Tuesday to complete the term of George H. Fleming on the County Board of Commissioners. William G. Smith of Potter was elected chairman for the year, with Cecil Hunt of Sundl as the third commissioner. The board also named several county officials and depositories for 1961. The next meeting is set for January 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl L. Olson
Sidney Stockman Farmer
George H. Fleming
State Senate
William G. Smith
Potter
Cecil Hunt
Sundl
Hunt
Olson
Smith
Ralph E. Carleton
Arthur McMillen
Loring R. Tobler
Stewart Brown
Robert E. Benner
Court House
I. L. Pindell
Assistance Board For
Will Fredericksen
W. A. Chaloupka
Sidney Telegraph
American National Bank
Sidney National Bank
Dalton State Bank
First State Bank of
Lodgepole
Potter State Bank of
Witnesses urged for Denver Sidney truck route hearing
Howard Yelverton of North Eastern Motor Freight stresses need for many witnesses at ICC hearing on January 20 in the New Customs Building Denver. He offers transportation and expenses to witnesses for the certificates of service for three lines including Western Nebraska Express and Resler Truck Lines. Milton: Sidney business people urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Sidney
Howard Yelverton
North Eastern Motor Freight Inc
Yelverton
ICC
Customs
Western Nebraska Express
Resler Truck Lines
Sidney-Denver
Moran to Attend State Parley of Chamber Managers
Wayne Moran manager of Sid ney’s Chamber of Commerce will attend the winter meeting of the Nebraska Chamber of Commerce Managers association at the Cornhusker Hotel Lincoln January 15 16 17 He will join a panel on The Manager’s Concept of His Job Monday at 915 am A dinner for 43 state legislators Monday and luncheon for the governor Tuesday noon are planned Moran recently appointed to serve an unexpired term on the association board of directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Moran
Sidney
Chamber of Commerce
Nebraska Chamber of Commerce Managers’ Association
Cornhusker
Lincoln
Moran
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Loyde Adams
Gene Morris
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