Frank Stimka Rites Monday
Frank Stimka 74 a longtime farmer and former railroad worker died Wednesday night in a local hospital. Funeral services set for 9 oclock Monday at St Patrick's Catholic Church with Fr Albert in charge. Interment in Greenwood Cemetery under the direction of The Gehrig Memorial Home. He was born April 26, 1878 in Brusse and moved to this area as a youth. Survived by seven children Rose Killigore, Dorothy, Elsie Knudsen of Sidney Bud and John Stimka Ernie Stimka of Omaha and others including a Mt. Vernon resident and a brother of Sunol.
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Frank Stimka
the Sun
Union
Enlyad
St. Patrick’s Catholic
Albert
Greenwood Cemetery
Gehrig Tim
Eral
Frank Paul Stimka
Brusse
Hury
Sidney
Agnes M
Sunol
Ind
Rose Killigore
Dorothy
Elsie Knudsen
Bud
John
Stimka
Ernie Stimka
Omaha
Sidney Nati Scholarships Awarded by Sidney National Bank
The Sidney National Bank board approved two scholarships funded for full tuition to the University of Nebraska All State Fine Arts program. One award goes to Sidney High School and the other to St. Patrick's Academy. Selection by the superintendent and music staff emphasizes ability, character, and participation in both vocal and instrumental disciplines, with eligibility extended to younger students.
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Sidney National Bank
Univ
Nebraska
Sidney High School
St. Patrick’s ‘Academy
Art Pri Pal
Sidney
Lesa
Law Claim Continued from Pas Dae in Suit
The text describes a contract action where the court held the contract valid after initial objections and five years of non accrual. Negotiations followed for settlement ending the suit, including a $25,000 payment and $1,000 beginning February 1, with a fifteen month period. The plaintiff argues assignment and nonliability if the other party consents to release from liability.
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Guy
Sidney
Elieve
Elise
Signe
Legion
Pie
Magician to Perform At Local Gathering
A cryptic fragment describes a magician from Colorado appearing at a Monday event with Mr Ellis hosting or attending. The note mentions guests, an auxiliary group, and a party planned for 8 o'clock, with unclear timing and location details.
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Aga Gion
Mr. Ellis
Gician
Colorado
Specialist With Farm Caravan At Sidney January 29
Wilber Ringler soils specialist with the Nebraska Extension Service will accompany the Cornhusker Caravan of 1953 when it visits Sidney January 29. He joins several specialists on hand to explain exhibits and answer questions about local farm problems.
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Wilber Ringler
Nebraska Extension Service
Cornhusker
Sidney
Oil News Discoveries and New Wells Across Counties
A roundup of oil drill results shows multiple discoveries and new wells. Kimball County wells Goodwin, Schrack and Long report sand discoveries with varying daily oil rates from 80 to 160 barrels and multiple new or dry holes. Morrill, Cheyenne and Kimball counties list additional wells and depth data, with flow figures including 820 thousand cubic feet of gas daily at Olsen and several pumps daily outputs ranging up to 262 barrels.
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Goodwin
Kimball County
Vaughey & Vaughey
Sand Discovery
Hart
Morrill County
G. H. Chizum
Jacobsen
Cheyenne County
Long
Gene Hoft
Peetz
Julian Davis
Olsen
Preble
Rogers Oil No
Ohio
Schrack
Rogers Oil
Landscaping Clinic Planned for Sidney Area Homes
A landscaping clinic may tour Sidney for owners of new homes who want help planning gardens and buying plants suited to the climate. County Agent Ivan Liljegren will arrange the clinic for early March if enough interest. interested owners should call the extension office by Saturday January 24 to enable a specialist to be secured.
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Sidney
Ivan
Liljegren
Jocal Ceice
Scouts Tour UP Railroad Yards
Scouts Den 1 Pack 85 sponsored by the Sidney Lions toured Union Pacific Railroad yards Monday afternoon from 4 to 5 o clock and rode a Diesel engine. IL C Landmesser conducted the tour, with Mrs C E Heizer, Mrs Landmesser, and Gerald Schulz present. Participants included Johnny Mahaffey Jenn Hewitt Johnny Hanna Richa Heizer Gay Schwartz Gens Lybarger and Leslie Landmesser. The group also planned a joint visit to Sidney Airport at the same time.
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Sidney Lions
Union Pacific
IL. C. Landmesser
C. E.heizer
Landmesser
Gerald Schulz
Johnny Mahaffey
Jenn Hewitt
Johnny” Hanna
Richa‘ Heizer
Gay Schwartz
Gens Lybarger
Leslie Landmesser
New Pastor At Local Church Sidney
The First Christian Church of Sidney announces Rev. Ralph Bixel has accepted the local pastorate and will start duties in the next weeks. He comes from Trinidad, Colorado, where he has served for four years. He was guest at a Fellowship Dinner last week and will replace Rev. Neal Morris who transferred to Columbus, Kansas.
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First Christian Church of
Sidney
Ralph Bixel
Trinidad
Colo
Mr. Bixel
Neal Morris
Columbus
Kansas
Bales Gen Glen second child of Madison and Ina Bales
Glen Bales born August 31 1883 in Atlantic Iowa died December 31 1952 in Sidney Nebraska. Married Amy Edith Bickett December 17 1902 in Atlantic Iowa. Five children survive living near Sidney since 1912. Family moved from Atlantic to Fort Collins Colorado then Sidney in 1912. Worked for Farmers Union Co-Op Gas Oil Co until retirement 1948. County Commissioner 4 years City Council 2 years Board of Education 5 years President of County Farmers Union 9 years. Active in Odd Fellows Methodist Church. Survived by wife and five children eighteen grandchildren thirteen great grandchildren one sister and one brother and many relatives.
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Glen’ Bales
Madison
Ina Bales
Atlantic
Iowa
Sidney
Nebraska
Amy Edith Bickett
Fort Collins
Colo
Bunker Hill
Farmers Union Co-Op Gas & Oil Co
Gen ‘Bales
Theo. ‘Border
Powell, Wyo
Hilbert ‘Borcher
Ross Bales
John Meyer
Kenneth Bales
Blanche Haworth
Anita, Towa
Wade
San Diego
Calif
Good Pork Quality Description
The text describes cured pork with a deep pink color and a firm white-grained lean, covered by firm white fat.
Sidney Events Calendar January 19–24 Listings
Courtesy calendar lists Cheyenne County groups meeting January 19 through 24. Education Rotary American Legion Auxiliary Junior Chamber of Commerce PTA Lions Job’s Daughters Air Corps Reserve and LPVAA basketball events in Lodgepole and Sidney with venues at Hazel’s Cafe Masonic Hall City council rooms and Lodgepole High School.
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Cheyenne County
Rotary
Hazel
American ‘Legion Auxiliary
Parlay
Sidney
Alliance
Cheyenne County Soil Conservation District
Board of Supervisors
Soil Conservation Office
LPVAA
Cs Junior Chamber of Commerce
Lions
Hazel’s
Job
Stickney Auto Supply executive dies at Mayo Clinic
John W. Swede Giese 48, longtime Stickney’s Auto Supply credit manager and director treasurer, died after an illness at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester Minnesota. A Sidney native reared near Hastings Nebraska, he moved to Sterling in 1938, married Emma Maul in 1925, and is survived by his wife, brother Harold E. Giese of Bakersfield California, two nieces and two nephews.
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John W
Swede) Giese
Stickney’s Auto Supply Co
Sterling
Sidney
Rochester
Minn
Mayo Clinic
Mr. Giese
Stickney’s Auto Supply Company
Holstein
Nebr
Hastings
Hastings College
Stickney’s
Scottsbluff
Emma Maul
Harold E. Giese
Bakersfield
Calif
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Ralph
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Sidney Chamber ‘of Commerce
John ‘Andresen
Stickney
Kes
U. S
Brauer’s Market
O. P. Skaggs Store
Standby
Bennett
Freestone
Mee Eer
Tae
Aueree
Anole Sayrom
Kinsey Home & Auto Supply
10Th Ave
Bes
O. P. Skaggs
Illinois