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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1963

Page

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Farm Groups Press Rural Road Oiling At County Session

A Cheyenne County Farm Bureau delegation plus local Farmers Union members asked the county board to consider oiling rural roads and discuss widening effects. They also urged keeping Saturday courthouse openings as farm leaders push for a farmers town. No action was taken but further sessions are planned. The board also approved purchasing 43 culverts from Martin Marietta for 2267 dollars.

Cheyenne County Farm Bureau Farmers Union Board of County Commissioners Sidney Harold Kettler Farm Bureau Scotts Bluff County Logan County Colp Chambers of Commerce Kettler George Heumann Joel Millen Francis Runge Allen Brauer Kenneth

Sheep Growers Meeting Set After Snow Delay

The Cheyenne-Devel County Sheep Growers Association will hold its annual meeting and lamb dinner on Thursday Jan 24 at Lodgepole Legion Hall. The event starts at 7 PM with children welcome and a speaker from the American Sheep Producers Council in Denver possible. Two directors will be elected to the board. reservations with Lemoyne Johnson in Lodgepole by Jan 22.

Cheyenne - Devel County Sheep Growers Assn Lodgepole Legion Hall Legion Auxiliary American Sheep Producers Council Denver

Preview of Saturday Show by Men’s Chorus

An entertainment feature by the Sidney Men’s Chorus titled American Folk Song Sketches drew praise from teens who saw Thursday’s preview. Missing six members due to illness, the group still delivered a nearly professional performance with Dr James Thayer, Mr Fankhauser, Jack Knicely, Sid Phelps, Larry Delinger and Ron Reidler among the soloists and narrators. The 8 p.m. show at the high school auditorium promises a lively, well received program by doctors, lawyers, teachers and professionals.

Sidney Men's Chorus Bob Lauters George Hinn Bill Fankhauser Direcors James Thayer Mr. Fankhauser Jack Knicely Sid Phelps Larry Delinger Ron Reidler

Supt Lydiatt to retire after 41 years at Lodgepole

Longtime Lodgepole schools chief L E Lydiatt, age 65, will retire in September after 41 years guiding the district. He helped build a new Lodgepole school in 1935 and an addition in 1960, led community work with churches and veterans groups, and earned state honors for his service. He and his wife Helen have two sons and seven grandchildren. they may stay in Lodgepole.

Lodgepole L. E Lydiatt Nebraska Lodgepole School Methodist Church Masonic American Legion Supt Lydiatt Nebraska School Activities Association Nebraska State School Board Association Kearney State Teachers College Gosper County Minden Helen Elwood Neb Eugene Chappell James Hot Springs Lydiatts Cheyenne County

Fleming Seems Content With Redistricting Despite Pleased Doubts

Senator George H. Fleming voices mild displeasure at a redistricting plan that adds seven eastern Nebraska senators but expects to back it due to lack of alternatives. He notes Morrill County shifts and argues area needs shaped by population already favor eastern districts. He cites labor suit concerns and references a proposed western trade school location while Sid ney remains central to his influence.

George H. Fleming Sen. Fleming Morrill County Nebraska Sidney Missouri River Len Fleming Sistrict Cheyenne Kimball Banner Fleming Beecome George Gerdes Alliance

Snow and Cold Grip Region As Snow Returns

As of mid afternoon Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas Co reports no gas pressure issues from the sub zero weather. A fresh snow blast drops four to eight inches with wind chills to ten below and temperatures to -10 to -20 tonight. Schools close as snow, wind and cold continue across the county.

Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas Co Sidney Federal Aviation Agency Dave Ells Scottsbluff Weather Bureau Mercury Scottsbluff Nebraska Highway Safety Patrol Chappell Big Springs Mel Busekist Gering Dalton Don Dey Ermand George Coulter Sr Potter Lodgepole Frank Pivonka First State Nebraska Panhandle U.S. Weather Bureau

Sidney Chamber Seeks More Money for Growth Drive

Kenneth Noteboom, new president of the Sidney Chamber of Commerce, urged broader participation from business and professional groups to fund a 1963 budget of about 17 000. The group, which operated on just over 11 000 last year, needs capital to expand industry, retail promotion, and the community’s role as a trade center.

Sidney Chamber of Commerce Sidney Ft. Sidney Motor Hotel Kenneth Noteboom Noteboom John Elwell Jr Civic Club Chamber of Commerce C of C

Sidney Community Hotel Corp Mortgage Balances Corrected

A Sidney Telegraph correction clarifies mortgage figures for the Sidney Community Hotel Corp noting the third mortgage paid and the second mortgage is 20 300 92 dollars while the first mortgage stands at 126 139 90 dollars.

Sidney Telegraph Sidney Community Hotel Corp

Clark Coffey Meet With Bluffs Council

Robert Clark and Tom Coffey met with the Scottsbluff City Council at a Tuesday luncheon. Ray Lundy of Kearney and the League of Municipalities of Nebraska served as guide and liaison. Clark is a League Director and Coffey chairs the League's legislative committee.

Robert Clark Tom Coffey Scottsbluff Ray Lundy Kearney League of Municipalities of Nebraska Clark Sidney Coffey

B' Tourney Reset A Set To Play

Weather delays force postponement of the Class B tournament at Bushnell with finals moved to Saturday if possible or to Monday. Class A semi finals at Potter remain on schedule pending final confirmations by A. J. Mason.

Bushnell A. J. Mason Potter

Sub-Soil Moisture Favorable for Nebraska Wheat

Sub soil moisture in Nebraska wheat fields is higher than a year ago, based on mid October tests by the State Federal Division of Agricultural Statistics.

Nebraska Federal Division of Agricultural Statistics

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Great Plains Nienhueser Adolf Fastenau Ervin Phelps Martin-Marietta Co Sheep Growers Meeting Lemoyne Johnson Sidney Men's Senior High Carl J. Cornelius William Fankhauser Robert Lauters Vee Atau Baya Lodgepole Schools L. E. Lydiatt Wayne Moran Hea. F Ken Noteboom E. R. Jimerson Iad Noteboam Leo Krieger Don Heath Sydney Jimetson Krieger Heath Trade School Committee C. B. Dorwart Ralph Robertson Robertson O. J. Weymouth Aets Dr. Dorwart Bluffs Council
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