Fuller Enters District 43 Senate Race
Clark H. Fuller a Sidney rancher and irrigation farmer filed for state legislator from the 43rd District. He plans better roads paid by users, school land lease loss reimbursements, and farm development. Fuller, a longtime area resident, developed a major irrigation well and is noted for soil conservation efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark H. Fuller
Sidney
Fuller
Nebraska
Supreme Court
California
St. George Ranch
W. M. Fuller
Cheyenne County
Lodgepole Valley
Cheyenne County Soil Conservation Service
Drive In Campaign to Aid March of Dimes Begins Today
The Sidney business district drives in donations for the 1952 March of Dimes start today under Porter-McGuire Post VFW. Harold Connors chairs the drive. contact all city businesses or notify the VFW if missed. John W. Martinosky urges generous giving to surpass last year’s support to fight polio in Cheyenne County with a $12,000 goal. Local polio victims in 1951 totaled 15 and funds fund treatment and research for future epidemics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Porter-McGuire Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Harold Connors
Mr. Connors
VFW
John W. Martinosky
Cheyenne County
Martinosky
National Foundation
Army Choir To Appear At Sidney High Auditorium
A Fort Francis Warren choir of 25 to 30 voices directed by Corp. Frank Howard will perform next Sunday night in Sidney High School auditorium under the First Baptist Church. The Rev Dan Allen promotes it as a significant event and invites the public. No admission, but a free will offering will be taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Francis
E. ‘Warren
Cheyenne
Sidney High School
First Baptist Church’ ‘of
Sidney
Yse
Corp
Frank Howard
Westminster Choir College
Princeton
Dan Allen
First Baptist Church
Mrs Kepler Dies After Illness in Sidney at 75
Mrs R P Kepler 75 wife of Sidney attorney died after two days of illness in a local hospital. Funeral at Light Memorial Presbyterian Church Wednesday with Rev Harold B Taylor. Burial Greenwood Cemetery. Survivors include husband two sons Kenneth Torrington Wyoming and James Hollis Fort Collins Colorado, two brothers D A Davis Santa Ana California and E F Davis Beloit Wisconsin, three grandchildren. One son Richard died in 1928.
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R. P. Kepler
Sidney
Light Memorial Presbyterian Church
Harold B. Taylor
Greenwood Cemetery
Craig Mortuary
Rae Jones
J. L. Thorpe
Herschel Spearow
Jack Knicely
Albert Eaton
Torrington
Wyo
J. H. Mack
Scottsbluff
Bertha Adel Davis
Garwin
Iowa
Milton
Wisconsin
Milton College of Music
Glad Brook
Toledo
Kepler
Order of Eastern Star
OES
Presbyterian Church
Kenneth
James Hollis
Fort Collins
Colo
D. A. Davis
Santa Ana
Calif
E. F. Davis
Beloit
Wis
Richard
Sportsmen urged to join Ducks Unlimited group
Local sportsmen may join Ducks Unlimited by paying W. P. Ackerman who will build the local membership. A minimum three dollar membership is accepted, larger gifts preferred. Payments over ten dollars qualify for an attractive wildfowl picture. Ackerman notes the private effort aids waterfowl stocks with no government support.
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Ducks Unlimited
W. P. Ackerman
Ackerman
Victor Anderson Sets Thursday Meet in Sidney
Republican governor candidate Victor E Anderson will attend an informal coffee hour at Hazel's Cafe in Sidney Thursday afternoon. Local supporters invite the public to meet him as coffee is served from two to four. Arrangements were made by advance representatives. Anderson, a Lincoln businessman, serves as Lincoln’s mayor.
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Victor E Anderson
Sidney
Hazel
Anderson
Lincoln
Iranian Teacher Visits American Schools
Miss Wallia Baibardi, a Fulbright scholar from Iran, has spent nearly four months in the United States studying public school systems. In Sidney she observes the Lincoln and Sidney schools, joins a group of 21 foreign teachers, and compares Iranian methods based on French models with American practices.
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Sidney
Wallia
Wallia Baibardi
United States
Fullbright
Miss Baibordi
Miss Barbardi
Iran
Esibordi
Teheran
Northwestern University
Lincoln
Sidney Schools
Washington
D.C
Norway
Holland
Denmark
Italy
Greece
Egypt
Brazil
Miss Baibardi
Stu
Keith Spiker Family Subject Of Feature Story At Denver
The Keith Spiker family of Sidney Nebr is featured in a Rocky Mountain News Around the Town picture and word sketch in Denver. Photographer Bill Peery follows the spikers from morning to night at the National Western Stock Show. The Spikers plan to spend about $300 in Denver before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith Spiker
Denver
Sidney
Rocky Mountain News
Spikers
Nebr
Bill Peery
Mr. Spiker
Marilyn
Terry
Keith
Drop In Wheat Use Is Alarming Grain Experts
The Grain Improvement Notes reports a sharp drop in U S per capita wheat flour consumption from over 200 pounds in 1910 to about 133 in 1951. Nebraska Grain Improvement Assoc secretary J C Swinbank notes the 1951 cut means 3 572 000 bushels less wheat used for flour and a potential 6 percent loss of Nebraska’s wheat crop in domestic demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
J. C. “Chet” ‘Swinbank
Nebraska Grain Improvement Association
Swinbank
Nebraska
World Day of Prayer Planned by Sidney Churchwomen
The Sidney Council of Churchwomen executive committee met at Mrs. Elmer Hartman’s home to plan the annual World Day of Prayer to be held Friday afternoon in the Christian Church. One of three programs sponsored yearly by the churchwomen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Council of Churchwomen
Elmer Hartman
Christian Church
Churchwomen
Agate History Told To Mineral Society
Wilbur Criswell gave the history of Agate as a gem at the Western Nebraska Mineral Society meeting in Chappell Library basement Monday. Mr. Griffith of Sidney demonstrated fluorescence and presented fine specimens. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Howard Clark of Chappell, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Kripal and Mr. Glassburn of Lodgepole, and Mr. Griffith of Sidney. Lunch was served by Mrs. Retta Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Criswell
Western Nebraska Mineral Society
Chappell Library
Griffith
Sidney
Howard’ Clark
Chappell
Clarence Kripal
Glassburn
Lodgepole
Retta Brown
Crosby to address two Sidney groups on Youth in the Future
North Platte attorney and Republican candidate Robert B. Crosby will speak at the Sidney Parent Teachers Association meeting at 8 p.m. in the Junior High School, introduced by Walter Kinne. He will address Youth in the Future of America. He also speaks at noon to the Sidney Lions Club with Rotary guests invited, followed by a 2:30 p.m. coffee at Hazel's Cafe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert B. Crosby
North Platte
Sidney Parent Teachers Association
Crosby
Walter Kinne
America
Dean Killion
Sidney Lions Club
Sidney Rotary Club
Hazel’s Cafe
Sidney
Seeders Open 52 Campaign in Southwestern Nebraska
The big push to renew cloud seeding contracts in Southwestern Nebraska starts with county meetings this month to elect officers and map membership campaigns. Meetings are set for Morrill Bridgeport Kimball Cheyenne counties with more dates to follow. Norman Good leads with a Denver Water Resources representative and local leaders attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Norman Good
Chappell
Southwestern Nebraska, Weather Improvement Association, Inc
Morrill
Bridgeport
Court House
Pam
Kimball County
Cheyenne
Sidney City Auditorium
Garden
Deuel
Banner
Keith County
Sidney
Mr. Good
Water Resources ‘Development Association
Denver
Southwestern Nebraska Association
Guy Forsling
Kimball
Carl Bruns
H. H. Mise- Badis
Sunol
Norman Krajewski
Ogallala
Western Nebraska potato growers protest price rollback
Western Nebraska United Chambers of Commerce backs potato farmers in Scottsbluff against the Office of Price Stabilization price rollback. Telegrams to Senators Seaton and Butler and Representative Miller and OPC Director Di Salle urge an adjustment to the rollback order set to take effect January 19. The resolution was led by Gene Kemper at the Gordon meeting with H. M. McLean of Scottsbluff coordinating.
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Western Nebraska
WMCC
H. M
McLean
Scottsbluff
Nebraska Certified
Gordon
Gene Kemper
Alliance
Parsonage in Peetz Up for Highest Bidder
Sacred Heart parsonage at Peetz is offered for sale to the highest bidder. Bids must be mailed to Postoffice Box 132 Peetz and opened at 3 PM on January 19. A certified or cashier's check equal to one quarter of the bid is required. Inspectations allowed 9:30 to 11:30 AM, 3:00 to 5:30 PM, and 7:00 to 9:00 PM.
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Sacred Heart
Peetz
Postoffice
Péetz
Tenua
Home Economist To Hold Cooking School In Sidney
Martha Logan, renowned home economist, will preside at a cooking school in Sidney this Thursday. Details follow in the story below.
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Martha Logan
Sidney
Cooking School Set On Thursday
Martha Logan renowned Swift & Company home economist will demonstrate quick meal shortcuts and a complete broiler meal at a cooking school on Thursday January 17 at 2 00 p m in the Sidney City Auditorium. Sponsored by Rudy's IGA and Curry Refrigeration the event offers Make Your Own Mix prep in advance. Free recipe material, food platters for attendees and noncharge admission. Miss Logan is Maxine Anderson of Omaha and Iowa State College graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Logan
Swift & Company
Sidney City Auditorium
Rudy
IGA
Logan
Local Coffee Hounds Hit by Inflation in Sidney
The Telegraph reports fourteen Sidney cafes will drop the five cent coffee after January 16 due to inflation. The move ends the nickel cup in fifteen food dispensing establishments, with no time limit set on talks about a future price.
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Sidney
Telegraph
Next Papers Will Be Printed At Ogallala
The Telegraph will print the next two or three issues at Ogallala while its press moves to a new building. Minor delivery delays are possible though not expected. Papers planned for Thursday and Monday afternoons to reach Sidney post office the same evenings.
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Telegraph
Ogallala
Sidney Post Office
Head Injury Fatal for Fred Haworth in Sidney
Services were held for Fred G. Haworth 76 a Sidney resident who died after a fall at his home while helping remove tree branches. He struck his head and died later at a local hospital. He was buried in Greenwood Cemetery. survivors include two children and several grandchildren. Haworth lived in Tama County and Sidney and was active in business and local affairs.
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Fred G. Haworth
Sidney Man
Mr. Haworth
6Th Avenue
Methodist Church
Benjamin F. Schwartz
Greenwood Cemetery
Craig
Ed Lipke
Lawrence Osborn
A.R. Tremain
N. .E. “Witters
E.M. “Gates
Ioof’ Lodge
Tama County
Iowa
Toledo
Emma ‘Bricker
LaRue
Herschel Spearow
Earl B. Haworth
Sidney
Haworth
N.W. Ladegard
Western Drug Company
Flossie Beile Krueger
Methodist ‘Church
Methodist’Men’s Club
Ioof Lodge
Charles Haworth
Montezuma
Mrs. Spearow
Earl Haworth
Marian Howarth
Merle, Howard
Don Spearow
Jamalee
Sandra Ann Spearow
New Field Expansion Is Speeded Near Sidney Nebrask a
The Olson No 1 well on John Olson farm, 2,310 feet from the west line and 330 feet from the south line of Section 32 15 48 Cheyenne County Nebraska, moves rig from Kugler to Olson as Ohio Oil Co presses ahead. Swabbing tests and tests in the Kugler area find oil in the Dakota sand with gas in the first Dakota sand, while deeper tests at 4,545 and 4,555 feet yield oil, gas and high gravity oil. Nearby wells in Logan and Kimball counties show mixed results with several completions or plug backs awaiting tests.
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John Olson
Sidney
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Kugler
Olson
Dakota
Ohio
Huntsman
Wildcat Schwabe
Logan County
Colo
Bernard: Knudsen
Bernard Knudsen
Colorado
Shell. Oil. Company
I. M.eckart
Springdale
Sterling
Shell
Kimbkall
Rock Hill Oil Company
Twin- Oil Company
Reed
Skelly Oil Company
Felicinia Fattarelli
Wildcat
Padroni
Gulf Plains Corporation
Fred J. Beyer
Sidney Field
Meg'ran Pair Held On Weapons Count
Two Mexican men, Ralph Segura and Frank S. Carda, both Sioux Ordnance Depot employees, were arrested by Sidney police after a planned confrontation with white men in an alley near a city power plant. Segura had a knife. Carda had a taped motorcycle drive chain. They were charged with disturbance and carrying a concealed weapon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
City Power
Ralph Ségura
Frank S. Carda
Sioux Ordnance’ Depot
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Ray Babcock
Sidney’s School
Victor Anderson
Day of Prayer
Agate
Mineral Society
GOP
PTA
Lions
Seeders Open
Panhandle
Cooking
Fred Haworth
Ike
Nancy White
Huntington
W. Va
Nancy
Kugler No. 1
Ohio Oil Co
Meg‘ran
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