Krutzinger and Workers Lauded for CC Drive
The Sidney Chamber of Commerce reports a record breaking one day enrollment during a Tuesday blitz led by drive chairman Jerry Krutsinger. Officials credit solid team effort and broad participation from business owners managers and new employee members as a sign of a strong 1967 campaign ahead. President Stan Larabee praised the mobilized force noting a big year ahead for Sidney’s chamber and a highly organized effort on the 1967 campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Chamber of Commerce
Jerry Krutsinger
Krutsinger
Chamber of Commerce
C of C
Stan Larabee
Sidney
Larabee
Agencies OK Sioux progress in depot closure plan
City Manager George Felsch said a Lincoln trip showed state and federal officials are satisfied with Sidney’s plans for Sioux Army Depot after it closes June 30. The University of Nebraska Agriculture College aims to start work at a new Sioux research center this spring and seeks three additional buildings. Public education and state agencies are securing equipment as fast as released by feds. A bill to let Sidney take over utility systems at Sioux, drawn by Lincoln attorney Robert Crosby and introduced by Sen. Fleming, has had a hearing with no opposition. Progress continues toward major depot decisions before summer move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Felsch
Lincoln
Sidney
Sioux
University of Nebraska, College of Agriculture
Agriculture Research Center
Felsch
State Department of Education
Don Bradford
Office of Economic Adjustment
Defense Department
Bradford
Robert Crosby
George H. Fleming
Public Works Committee
Food Fashion Fair Set for February 1 2
Sidney businesses join KSID for a two day Food Fashion Fair at Elks Auditorium on February 1 and 2 starting at 1 PM daily. Models from the Sidney Business Institute will showcase fashions from local stores. Sandra Bloom returns to lead cooking demonstrations with Del Rae Beermann assisting. Free awards and a Food Fashion Fair Cookbook will be given. The event is free and marks the second annual fair expected to draw about 1,400 attendees.
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Sidney
KSID
Elks Auditorium
The
Business Institute of Sidney
Sandra Bloom
del Rae Beermann
Cheyenne County
Miss Bloom
Miss Beerman
Funeral Services Set for Mrs Ina Patrowsky
Funeral services for Mrs Ina V Patrowsky 77 who died at Memorial Hospital in Sidney will be held Monday at 9:30 AM from St Patrick s Church with Rev Vincent J Pelster officiating Burial will be in Greenwood Cemetery A rosary will be Sunday at 7:30 PM at Gehrig and Son Funeral Home Mrs Patrowsky longtime Sidney resident wife of Lucas H Patrowsky had lived in West Point and Sidney born April 29 1889 in Palmyra PA survived by three sons Thomas W Sidney Harold F Niles MI and Richard R Los Angeles CA two grandchildren and one great grandchild follow the service details
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Ina V. Patrowsky
Memorial Hospital
Sidney
St. Paterick’s Catholic Church
Vincent J. Pelster
Greenwood Cemetery
Rosary
The
Gehrig and Son Funeral Home
Patrowsky
Lucas H. Patrowsky
Palmyra
William W
Mary B. Elliott
West Point
Neb
St. Patrick’s Church
Altar Society
Legion of Mary
American
Young Man Receives Stiff Jail Term in Sidney
Sidney 19 year old Alan D Delano received a 30 day jail sentence and a $7.50 cost fine from Cheyenne County Judge Syd ney G Finch after pleading guilty to attempting to bypass the city meter measuring device. He also faced multiple minor in possession charges with $150 fines and jail days, ordered probation on one case.
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Cheyenne
Sydney G. Finch
Alan D. Delano
Osage Street
Sidney
Delano
Young Delano
Finch
Panhandle Weather Forecast
Fair and mild conditions expected tonight and Saturday with lows of 15 to 25 and a high near 50. Snow probability stays under five percent. The five day outlook shows temperatures running 6 to 12 degrees above normal through Wednesday with small daily changes. highs near 50 and lows around 15 to 25.
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Panhandle
I L Pindell Dies at 78 Cheyenne County
I L Pindell, 78, longtime Sidney resident and public servant, died Thursday at Memorial Hospital. Former teacher, administrator, postmaster, and county clerk served 30 years in the Cheyenne County courthouse. Survived by one daughter and two grandchildren. burial at Greenwood Cemetery with Craig Holechek Mortuary in charge.
State Federal Team Inspects Sioux As Rehab School Site
A four member team from federal and state rehabilitation agencies visited Sioux Army Depot to assess establishing a vocational rehabilitation center at the base amid plans to phase it out. They noted available facilities and local community attitudes as key factors and expect further visits depending on legislative action and department decisions.
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Sioux
Services For Mr Brocklesby Set Saturday
Funeral services for W E Brocklesby will be held Saturday at 2 p m from First Methodist Church with Rev John E Stayton presiding. Burial follows at Greenwood Cemetery. He died January 25 and was born February 5 1883 in Mahomet Illinois to William T and Eliza Ralston Brockersby. He married Minnie Wertz in Richland December 24 1906. They celebrated 60 years together in 1956 and 60th at the Rest Home in Sidney last December. He farmed in Richland Frontier and Cheyenne counties and survived by his wife and 12 nieces and nephews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Brockelsby
First Methodist Church
John E. Stayton
Greenwood Cemetery
Mahomett
William T
Eliza Ralston Brockersby
Richland
Neb
Minnie Wertz
Tired Wells Important To Oil Industry
Lincoln stripper wells in Nebraska produce seven percent of crude oil with 488 tired wells yielding 1,272,698 barrels in 1965. Charles E. Chace, executive director of the Nebraska Petroleum Council, notes average per well is 7.1 barrels daily.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Charles E. Chace
Nebraska Petroleum Council
Suspect In Auto Theft Held Here
A 20-year old California man, Thomas R. Inserra of San Francisco, is held in the Sidney jail while Highway Patrol investigates suspected auto theft. Stopped for speeding west of Sidney at 8:30 am Thursday, the 1964 Chevrolet was found not registered to Inserra and had been stolen January 17 in Palermo, California. California authorities were contacted for action.
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California
Sidney
Thomas R. Inserra
San Francisco
Calif
Richard Larson
Kimball
John Olver
Scottsbluff
Highway Patrol
Inserra
Palermo
Damage Racks Up In Freakish Dalton Collision
A 1960 Chevrolet driven by Mearld E. Thaylor, 44, careened from State street into a borrow pit, struck a light pole, and rammed George Winkelman’s garage, injuring Thaylor and causing about 1390 in damages to properties and vehicles. Charges of driving while intoxicated were filed in county court.
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State and
Elliott Street
Dalton
Mearld E. Thaylor
State Street
Borrow Pit
Charles Geller
George Winkelman
Winkelmans
Paul Manley
Nebraska Safety Patrol
Kermit Brumbaugh
Geller
Winkelman
Taylor
Manley
Anyother
Sidney
Kent Gade
Kearney
Welfare Staff Members Head to State Meeting
Four Cheyenne County Public Welfare representatives Virgil Y Knackstedt welfare director and three caseworkers Mrs Don Block Mrs John Peetz Jr and Mrs Betty Miller will attend a Hastings conference next Tuesday and Wednesday jointly sponsored by the State Department of Public Welfare North Platte Psychiatric Clinic West Nebraska Psychiatric Clinic and Hastings State Hospital The theme emphasizes communication among family patient caseworker and care agencies for total service to the patient
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Cheyenne County
State Department of Public Welfare
North Platte
Psychiatric Clinic
West Nebraska
Sidney business names omitted from Homtown Stamps list
Name Omitted Seibert Milk Co and Borden's dealer were inadvertently omitted Wednesday from the Sidney list of Homtown Stamps participating merchants.
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Seibert Milk Co
Borden
Sidney Business
Sidney High Band concert and $60,000 country club project
Sidney High School band directed by Duane Johnson performs a varied program next Sunday featuring baritone Tom Edwards in Carnival of Venice and selections from Mary Poppins and Civil War Suite. Meanwhile Sidney Country Club outlines a $60,000 remodeling plan to double facility size with phased expansion, new entrances, and a relocated pool. progress depends on funds and may use volunteer club members.
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Sidney
Stellar High School
Duane Johnson
Tom Edwards
Herbert L. Clarke
Tom
Sidney High School
Strategic Air Command
Charles Cates
Gordon Jacob
Dan Long
Alfred Reed
Clare Grundman
Frank Benis~crutto
Sidney Country Club
Denver
Country Club
James Thayer
Wheat and feed grain signup opens January 30 for 1967 program
Lawrence Thompson of the Cheyenne County ASC warns farmers to sign up for the five week 1967 feed grain and wheat program from January 30 to March 3. Changes include higher loan rates for corn grain sorghum and barley, with a projected average 5 percent price support increase. Advances payments available and barley not included in the feed grain program. Farmers may substitute wheat on barley bases and plant soybeans on permitted acres without hurting payments or loan eligibility. Carryover signals need to expand feed grain production by 12 to 15 million acres and divert 15 to 18 million acres in 1967.
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Lawrence Thompson
ASC
Cheyenne County
Thompson
USDA
ASCS
Creighton’s Condron Named Nebraska Crop Improvement Leader
Lincoln Lawrence Condon of Creighton was named president of the Nebraska Crop Improvement Association at the close of the annual Crop Improvement Days. Condron succeeds Ralph Raikes of Ashland. Clay Kennedy of Brownville is vice president and Norman Wieselmeyer of Deshler treasurer. Dean Lancaster remains secretary manager. Richard Mills is associate manager. New directors include Ray Siffring of Rising City and Kenneth Larson of Gurley.
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Lincoln
Lawrence Condon
Creighton
Nebraska Crop Improvement Association
Nebraska
Condon
Ralph Raikes
Ashland
Clay Kennedy
Brownville
Norman Wieselmeyer
Deshler
Dean Lancaster
Richard Mills
Ray Siffring
Rising City
Kenneth Larson
Gurley
Wayne Campbell
Lodgepole
Garden May Get Ed Unit Refund
Lincoln bill LB500 would refund about 117000 in education service unit taxes from eight counties that withdrew from their units. Sheridan Cherry Dawes Sioux Garden Thayer McPherson and Arthur counties left the unit system after last year’s local elections but had already levied taxes.
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Lincoln
Sheridan
Cherry
Dawes
Sioux
Garden
Thayer
McPherson
Arthur
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Krutzinger
OK Sioux Progress
Ina Patrowsky
Ina V, Patrovsky
LL. Pindell
I. L. Pindell
Pindell
Christ Epiicopal Church
Max Kors
Craig Holechek
Carl Olson
Will Frederickson
Ralph Englert
Hugh Boyd
J. Robinson
Joe Hahler
A. A. Fenske
W. W. Schulz
Billy Smith
Dave Ells
Willis
Mr. Pindell
Indiana
Kentucky
Frank Welch
Sioux Army Depot
Darrel M. Willet
S. J. W. Koester
John W. Lucbs
Nebraska Division of Re
Roger H. Triplett
Department of Health, Education & Welfare
Kansas City
Gidney Telegraph
Nebraska Student Education Association
Plainview
Gretna
Harvard
Louisville
Papillion
Wahoo
Gothenburg
Hastings
McCook
Exeter
Cozad
O’neill
Bridgeport
Ogallala
Falls City
Association
Teachers College
Vocational Rehabilitation Administration
George Fleming
Fleming
George Gerdes
Triplett
State Division of Rehabilitation Services Department of Education
Mr. Brocklesby
SHS
Larson
Wayne Campell
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