Teen-Age Praise Backfires at The Sidney Telegraph
Jack H. Lowe editor of The Sidney Telegraph faced vandalism after praising teens in his column The Lowedown. Two 17-year-olds, William Young and Harold Harvey, damaged office windows valued under $100. Harvey was dismissed as a bystander after the other youth confessed. Young faces parole to a Kansas brothel, a fine, and restitution of about $10.57. Police arrested two youths, one described by Telegraph employee John Colone. Lowell’s remark cited no link to the act. glass was replaced amid the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack H. Lowe
Sidney Telegraph
Lowedown
Telegraph Office
Roy Bauer
John Peetz Jr
William Young
Harold Harvey
Harvey
Sydney Finch
Young
Kansas
Potter Honor Roll Lists 27 Students Across Classes
End of the third six weeks and first semester honors list 27 Potter students. Eighth through senior grades show names and multiple A and B grades per student with semester notes for some. Notable entries include Donna Aurich, Duke Anderson, Connie Benish, and Kay Spencer among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter
A. J. Mason
Kevin Gadway
Diane Juelfs
Paul Benish
Sue San Herboldsheimer
Kathy Hilpert
Cindy Juelfs
Jean Kiel
Janet Larson
Daryl Meyer
Duane Anderson
Vern Nelson
Patty Policky
Donna Aurich
Rita Carlson
Patrice Herboldsheimer
Marilyn Slama
Caethy Spencer
Duke Anderson
Connie Benish
Mary Ann Hilpert
Ronald Kiel
Thetta Mathewson
Dick Musil
Cary Spencer
Nancy Term
Two Auto Crashes Reported in Sidney Over Weekend
Two motor vehicle accidents occurred in Sidney with no injuries. On Saturday Victor Deaver and James Trujillo collided after a vehicle pulled into the path of Deaver, causing about 235 and 200 dollars in damage respectively. The third crash happened Sunday when James Hare, age 21, fell asleep and hit Legion Park Lagoon Bridge, damaging both bridge and car. no injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Victor L. Deaver
Ilinois Street
13Th
Illinois
James M. Trujillo
Kimball
Deaver
Trujillo
James L.hare
13Th Avenue
Hare
Legion Park Lagoon
Funeral Tuesday For Mary Reilly
Mary Reilly a Sidney resident for years moved to Omaha in 1951 died Sunday in an Omaha hospital at 63 after a heart attack on nursing duty. She was cousin to Dr C B Dorwart of Sidney and to Dr Roche. Funeral services will be Tuesday at St Cecilia's Cathedral Omaha at nine. Interment Calvary Cemetery. Rosary tonight at eight. Heafey and Heafey mortuary 3522 Farnam St. Omaha in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Reilly
Sidney
Omaha
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Miss Reilly
C. B. Dorwart
Roche Hospital
Riley Roche
St. Cecilia’s Cathedral
Calvary Cemetery
Heafey and Heafey
Farnam St
Loan rights of GPs increased in many cases
Charles St J Chubb of the VA Regional Office Lincoln announced a change in computing GI loan eligibility. Extra days of active duty now add four days of eligibility each, extending a veteran’s term by up to 356 days. Effective Dec 29, the standard 10 year plus one year per 90 days remains, with no changes to World War II or Korean War cutoff dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles St. J. Chubb
Lincoln
Chubb
Windshields Broken In Sidney Vandalism Spree
Sidney police seek suspects after two cars were vandalized Friday night or early Saturday morning with beer bottles. Charles Everitt’s vehicle at 1434 Spruce and Darold Hendee’s car at 2434 11th Avenue had their windshields shattered. both owners found damage in the morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Sol Willis
Charles Everitt
Darold Hendee
Everitt
Spruce
Hendee
11Th Avenue
Hunters Warned to Obey No Hunting Signs
Sheriff Kermit Brumbaugh urges adherence to posted no hunting signs and common sense while driving. With most seasons closed, rabbit hunting persists and dry winter wheat fields risk damage from careless night driving. The sheriff warned of court prosecution for field damage. County Judge Sydney Finch held hearings Friday for two Sidney youths, Dan Collins and Mike Miller, who pleaded guilty to hunting on private land without permission and were fined $10 plus costs after a stern lecture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kermit Brumbaugh
Sydney Finch
Sidney
Dan Collins
Mike Miller
Cathy Crosby Seeks Divorce as Hollywood Buzz Swirls
Cathy Crosby wife of Eddie Gilbert has filed for divorce after a 1961 marriage with two daughters. Reports say settlement is set and papers filed. Cathy may return to singing in Hollywood while her brother Chris heads home from Europe and Britt Gilbert ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Houston
Cathy Crosby
Bob
Eddie Gilbert
Mar
Firemen extinguish grass fire twice in Sidney
The Sidney Volunteer Fire Department responded Friday to a grass fire west of Country Club Heights on Albin Olsen property, bringing it under control at 3:05 p.m. A flashback reignited at 3:15 p.m. and was extinguished by 4:15 p.m. No cause or damage estimates were available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Country Club Heights
Albin Olsen
Congratulations Still Coming To Former Sheriff
W. W. Schulz remains Cheyenne County Sheriff as he retires after 33 years of service. Harold Katz, formerly Sioux Army Depot official, now in federal work at Guntersville Alabama, writes from the South praising Schulz and noting the sense of loss and good wishes for his next chapter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Schulz
Cheyenne County
Harold Katz
Sioux Army Depot
Katz
Guntersville
Ala
Sidney Telegraph
South
Bowling. Knights of Columbus meet standings and scores
Bowling notes list high team series and game with 370 911 pins and high individual marks. Harvey Miles posts 551 209 491/2 301/2 451/2 and scores across frames including 381/2 331/2 381/2 411/2 331/2 381/2 301/2 451/2, naming Heeg Karnik Robinson George Josten Krieger and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big 12
Elks
Bauerkemper
Tri State
Bond & Rob
City of Sidney
Bend Steak H
Deckers Mkt
Powell Hdw
Baker Tire
S.C.T.C
Bauer
Kempers
Himes
Wes Nelson
Peetz
Bordens
Nancy Sherlock
Hi Ind
Bev Haupt
V.F.W
Fort Sidney
Boyd’s
Lanettes
Borns Skelly
Amer
Nat'l
Pepsi Cola
Fairmonts
Ft. Sidney
East Side Bay
Elberne Luehrs
Gift Shop
Gene Cedar Lanes
Winston
Dudes
Sidney Mixedies
Florine Cram
Connie Nutting
Tigers
Mets
Maverick
Panhandle Si
New Comers
St. Pauls
Toltek
Kurz Wobblers
Kelly Schaefer
Hirnd
Bill Fleming
Roger Sorge
Kofc
Heeg
Karnik Robinson
George Josten Krieger
Harvey Miles
Air Photo Identification Winners Named in Sidney
Mrs. Charles Lafler and George Hare won a free airplane ride over Sidney in a photo identification contest tied to The Blue Max at Fox Theatre. Overland Air Service along with Fox Theatre Photo Center and The Sidney Telegraph sponsored the event. Lafler identified 183 objects and Hare 174. Runners-up receive theatre tickets and out of town winners will have tickets mailed while local winners pick up at the Fox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Lafler
King St
George Hare
13Th Ave
Sidney
Fox Theatre
Fox
Overland Air Service
The
Photo Center
Sidney Telegraph
Edward Kinnersley
Elm St
R. R. van Meter
Charles Geller
Dalton
Mary Langley
Linden St
Geraldine Barowsky
West Drive
Mary Jo Walsh
Dorcus
Omaha
the Fox
Clarence the Cross Eyed Lion and Tom and Jerry Clash
Betsy Drake and Marshall Thompson star in a romance amid the comedy drama of Clarence the Cross Eyed Lion. The rival cartoon Tom and Jerry will face off in a battle of laughs. The Kiddies Show at Fox Theatre is scheduled soon with free tickets available at Telegraph and Sidney National Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betsy Drake
Marshall Thompson
Clarence
Africa
Tom
Jerry
Fox
Telegraph
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Abbe Lane
New York Plaza
Miami
Dallas
Jack Garfein
Carroll Baker
Rome
Carrol
Charles Aznayour
Ulla Thorssell
Las Vegas
Kirk Douglas
Bobby Darin
Vic Orsatti
Kin
Ison Carroll
Kirk
Bobby
Audrie Magee
George Jessel
Audrie
George
Janice Rule
Joan Connors
Lou Steinberg
la Rue
Bob Hope
Beatrice Lillie
Dolores Hart
Harriett
Leigh Hart
Janet Leigh
Bob Brandt
Sun Valley
Raquel Welch
Arthur Kennedy
20Th Century-Fox
Stephan Boyd
Edmond O’brien
Nebraska
Tia
Sbuy
Turtananenss Maavesten
George Peppard
James Mason
Ursula Andress
Ec Eer
Brn
Stephen Boyd
Edmond O'Brien
Donald Pleasence
Arthur O'Connell
William Redfield
H. G. Wells
Jules Verne
Howard Keel
Joan Caulfield
Gene Paulsen
Oshkosh
Frank O. Robinson
Vern King
Lewellen
Albert Amateis
Broadwater
Fred Kautz
Bayard
Angus
Bridgeport
Schlake Bros
Big Springs
Lloyd & Lynn Schmid
Vern Kallsen
Irvin Kallsen
Jack Northcut
Bangs
U.S. 26
Oshkosh Livestock Sales Inc
Doug Best
Howard Corr
Sid Brown
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