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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1955

Page

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Concrete Runway Approved By Sidney Voters

Sidney residents approved a $25,000 airport runway bond issue by 664 to 194 with seven absentee ballots pending, enabling all-weather runway construction this year. The plan leverages $75,000 in federal and state grants, and aims to attract regular airline service, while council plans immediate steps on the bond and next project, the 13th Ave underpass. Ward tallies: Central 234 for 41 against. North 114 for. East 102 for 26 against. South 214 for 36 against.

Sidney North Side Scottsbluff Alliance Nebraska North Platte Union Pacific Burlington Railroad Great Plains Murrey Fuller Washington 13Th Ave Federal Town East Side South Side

Seven Appointed Area VA Agents in Nebraska

Francis Hiner of the Nebraska State Employment Service in Sidney announced seven men named as area volunteer veterans employment representatives. They are J. L. Volkmer Kimball Sterling Barrett Dix Emil Nelson Potter H W Quinn Lodgepole Billie Ray Chappell John Webb Big Springs and Lawrence Miller Dalton. The volunteers will take veteran job applications make local placements provide VA information and act as information clearing houses for Sidney NS ES. They will work without pay due to personnel shortages in the Sidney office.

Milt Corbin Ohio Oil Co Sidney Nebraska Iowa Missouri Corbin Excelsior Springs Casper Ohio Thompson Francis Hiner Nebraska State Employment Service J. L. Volkmer Kimball Sterling Barrett Dix Emil Nelson Potter H. W. Quinn Lodgepole Billie Ray Chappell John Webb Big Springs Lawrence Miller Dalton Sidney Nses

Hospital Show Envisions Two-Night Encore Benefit

A hospital benefit concert planned for Tuesday and Wednesday in the high school auditorium aims to raise funds. With over 1,200 advance tickets sold and a seating limit of 800, organizers anticipate further sales and plan door sales each evening. Proceeds exceed 1,200 dollars for the two nights, contributing to a current fund total over 23,000 dollars with numerous local donors listed.

Hospital Sidney

Rapp forms Sidney Realty Co with new owner name

Wayne Rapp of Sidney purchases former A. D. Jones and Company and renames it Sidney Realty Company. Jack Turley, previously of Denver, remains as manager of the new firm.

Rapp Sidney Realty Co A. D. Jones and Company Wayne Rapp Sidney The Sidney Realty Company Jack Turley Denver

Condemnation Of Land For 30 Nears Completion

Acquisition of right of way for the new Highway 30 through Kimball County advances on schedule with an appraisers committee awarding landowners amounts varying from the state offers. Augusta Stahla and Robert Vogler received slightly more, while George Vogler and Frontier Refining Co. got less. Additional $100 for winter wheat destruction and $200 to tenant Leonard O’Hare accompany the George Vogler award. Some suits were withdrawn or continued in pursuit of settlements. State Highway Department representatives have spent two weeks in Kimball finalizing plans, as Highway 29 south to the Colorado line and a trunk and state aid highway system are proposed for legislative action. The plan includes straightening Highway 30 southeast of Kimball and connecting to a Wyoming border route via the airport area.

Kimball County State Highway Department Kimball Augusta Stahla Robert Vogler George Vogler Frontier Refining Co Leonard O’hare Colorado Line State Highway Commission The Highway Commission Scottsbluff Kelley’s Corner Banner County Harrisburg Wyoming

Ice Skaters and midway show set for Cheyenne County Fair

Cheyenne County Fair officials announce ice skating as an attraction with an ice revue and five vaudeville acts on Friday August 26. Rodeo performances are booked for August 27 and 28 with Moore's Modern Shows handling the midway. Ak-Sar-Ben grants of 664.25 support fair financing, the largest in county history. Stewart Brown Arnold Westerhoff and Ralph Carleton returned from Lincoln where fair plans were discussed with other county boards.

Cheyenne County Stewart Brown County Fair Board Brown Arnold Westerhoff Ralph Carleton Lincoln Nebraska Cheyenne County Fair Board Omaha Herb Stevens Ak-Sar-Ben Moore Modern Shows

Sidney planning expert maps growth outline for city

S R De Boer of Denver presented a growth outline to Sidney City Council showing residential and industrial expansion likely if growth continues. He recommended denying Burlington Railroad rezoning actions, expanding parks along Lodgepole Creek, fostering a large industrial area east and north of Sidney, and annexing key residential zones to protect future development. He noted strong transport, natural gas, and a municipally owned power system, with agriculture driving prosperity and cattle numbers exceeding 200 000 in the Sidney area.

Sidney S. R. de Boer Denver DeBoer Burlington Railroad 11Th Ave Country Club Drive Burlington & Union Pacific Railroads

Hughes Speaks At Scottsbluff Jaycees Bosses Night

Neil Hughes was the featured speaker at the Scottsbluff Jaycees Bosses Night Dinner in the VFW hall. His address titled A Jaycee's Net Worth focused on personal and community service. About 125 attended the banquet as Spark plug and key man awards were presented to outstanding Jaycees.

Neil Hughes Scottsbluff Jaycees Scottsbluff Vfw

Two-Price Plan and Bushel Quota System Urged

Washington AP Rep A L Miller pushes a two price wheat plan with a bushel quota. Farmers would get parity on their quota and excess could be stored or sold at world price. Miller argues for voter choice in 1955 and notes farm incomes fall while prices for commodities rise. He cites big storage and parity issues and sees Eisenhower support in a conservative Congress.

Washington Rep A. L. Miller Miller

Wheat Growers To Meet Tonight in Cheyenne County

The Wheatgrowers Association of Cheyenne County holds a 7:30 p.m. meeting in the City Auditorium Legion Room. President Robert Rauner invites all wheat producers and interested parties to attend. Merle Crosby will lead a discussion on the certificate plan. officer elections are planned due to new state positions. The National Wheatgrowers meet in Amarillo, Texas, Feb 2-4, with tonight’s session reviewing resolutions for the national convention. Members planning to attend are urged to be present.

Wheatgrowers Association of Cheyenne County Legion Room City Auditorium Robert Rauner Merle Crosby Banner National Wheatgrowers Association Amarillo Texas

Cheyenne County MOD drives add funds to campaign

March of Dimes events across Cheyenne County raised about 1070 dollars with the Mothers March in Sidney pulling 415 and Potter 156. Sund’s Mrs I A Caldwell said pancake feed netted 335 and Harold Lessig reported Gurley feed added near this amount. The Cheyenne County drive aims to close shortly after January 31 with many donations expected through February 15 final reports.

Cheyenne Couty Sidney Potter I. A. Caldwell Sund Harold Lessig Cheyenne County

Former Sidney postmaster dies in Omaha crash

John Martinosky age 45 once Sidney postmaster and Democratic leader died in a two car crash on icy Dodge Street in west Omaha. Passenger Marjorie Reader 36 was in poor condition.Martinosky had moved to Huron South Carolina and worked as regional rep for the National Polio Foundation. His death occurred at 3 32 a m in an Omaha hospital.

John Martinosky Sidney Omaha Martinosky Marjorie Reader Associated Press Dodge Street Safety Patrol Con S$1st Dodge Howard George Miss Reader Huron S. C National Polio Foundation Cheyenne County Knights of Columbus Washington Foundation Dakotas Nebraska

Leper Funeral Services Set For Tomorrow

Funeral services for Pat Joseph Leper 38 Potter cafe operator will be held at 2 p.m. tomorrow at Parker Lutheran Church. Leper died Wednesday afternoon by hanging in Potter. He was born February 8 1916 in Canton Ohio and served in the Army Air Corps. Survivors include Mildred his widow a son Joe his father Anthony three brothers and a sister. Burial will be in Potter Cemetery with Craig Mortuary in charge.

Potter Lutheran Church Pat Joseph Leper Potter Cafe Cheyenne County Pat Heaton, Jr Heaton Mr. Leper Canton Ohio Army Air Corps Pacific Area Mildred Robertson Potter City of SOC Joe Anthony Tony Johnny Michael Malvern Carmel Schneider Rev O. D. Hoagland Potter Cemetery

Masonic Lodge Installs Officers for 1955

Frank Welch Mason ic Lodge No. 15 installed officers for the ensuing term of 1955. Weldon Stewart as Worshipful Master Lloyd Talic senior warden Forrest Belieu junior warden Harold Bond secretary Marius Christensen treasurer Gordon Richards senior deacon L. K. Nelson junior deacon Warren Stewart senior steward Leon Lafler junior steward Fred Parks chaplain David Ells marshal Installing officers were Austin F. Whitmire deputy grand custodian and Kenneth S. Agnew marshal.

Frank Welch Masonic Lodge No. 15 Weldon Stewart Lloyd’ Talic Forrest Belieu Harold Bond Marius Christensen Gordon Richards L. K. Nelson Warren Stewart Leon Lafler Fred Parks David Ells Marshall Austin F. Whitmire Kenneth S. Agnew

Net Addition To Courthouse Here Could End Bond Sharing

Nebraska Legislature debates LB 132 to let Cheyenne County keep interest from federal bonds for the county general fund to finance a courthouse addition without new tax money. Sidney learned of about 116000 expected interest in 18 months from 12 year old depository bonds. county officials seek to bypass pro rata distributions to cities, villages and schools. County Treasurer Herb Stevens reports 17500 in matured bond interest not yet distributed, while principal remains invested and sub-divisions retain it.

Nebraska Cheyenne County Sidney Sam Klaver Omaha County General Fund Jack Knicely Cheyenne Herb Stevens

Country Club Introduces Social Membership Plan

Sidney Country Club board announced new dues with social memberships at 10 per person offering clubhouse privileges only and combined social and golf memberships at 24 per person including tax. Secretary Ed Swanson cited demand from non golfers and aim to boost clubhouse activity while preserving the 18 hole course for golfers. Bob Burns, the club manager, reopened the club after a three week January closing and applications are now being accepted for both social and golf memberships.

Sidney Country Club Ed Swanson Swanson Bob Burns

Kiwanians Have Lincoln Speaker

The Sidney Kiwanis Club met at the Yendis Cafe with Rev. R L Townsend presiding. He introduced F Hess public relations rep Nebraska Wesleyan University who spoke on College Life in Nebraska. Hess is a member of the Rotary Club of Lincoln.

Sidney Kiwanis Club Yendis Cafe R. L. Townsend F. Hess Nebraska Wesleyan University

Wheat Growers Plan To Attend National Meet In Amarillo

National Association of Wheat Growers holds its fifth annual meeting in Amarillo Texas February 2 3 and 4 with Drew Pearson as headline speaker on Berisonism and behind the scenes in Washington Represented states include Oregon Washington Kansas Colorado South Dakota North Dakota Texas Oklahoma Wyoming Missouri Montana and Nebraska Topics cover wheat research new uses domestic markets farm plans and public relations Nebraska officials seek legislation including a self funded research program Dalton Neb presidents and members plan to attend along with numerous Cheyenne County producers and their spouses

National Association, of Wheat Growers Rand Drew Pearson K ‘Kendricks Stratford Texas Amarillo Tex Pearson Washington Wreat Amarillo City Oregon Kansas Colorado South Dakota North Daota Oklahoma Wyoming Missouri Montana Nebraska

Also Mentioned on This Page

Hiner Marilyn Kennedy Dean Killion Muriel Story Killion Leon Karnik Henry Mark Carl and Myrna Borcher Harvey Nelson Joe Crumrine Robert W. Johnson Christina Carlson Ralph Anderson Cora L. Goding L. R. Seemann Evelyn Burns Otto Horst Ernest Baack Jack Heavrin J. Edward Reed Sunnyview Heights Emily Crane Fred Wolf Leland Wykert County Fair Hughes Scottsbluff Jc's Nebraskan Eisenhower John, Jr California Pat Leper Masonic Lodge American Legion 40 Ot 8 Society Methodist Church Craig Mortuary Country Club Nebraska Wheat Growers Association Manny Kreader Nebraska Organization Kreader Gurley Rauner Cheyennne County Donald Kreader Ear] Munshaw Harold Warren Lewis Miller
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