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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1957
Page
5
Frances Oliverius explains esthetics as the philosophy of taste and the perception of beauty in nature and art. The Sidney esthetics committee should evaluate a city’s character by its basic design and upkeep, trees, landscaping, and heritage, to reflect community pride and attract growth.
The F.H.A. girls of Crook high school hosted a MOD talent show Thursday evening drawing a large crowd. Local families like the Houser, Krueger, Kokes, Hixon and Armstrong households were mentioned in related social visits and weekend gatherings across Sunol and nearby towns.
Judge John H. Steuteville of Bridgeport is honored at a memorial marking the start of a district court session. He spent nearly fifty years in public life as a county judge and state senator. proceedings were entered into the court’s permanent records.
Lowell J Williamson made a bid nearly matching Shell Oil Co for Kimball sewage effluent. The plan offers 3500 dollars yearly minimum payments and a 25 cent per barrel purchase price, plus a 500 dollar two year option on discharge. The water would flood oil sands to boost oil production, after treatment and filtration per state health approval.
Local elevator reports field No 1 Wheat at 2.03 per bushel and No 2 Wheat at 2.02 per bushel. Prices reflect current market bids across the area.
A list shows admissions and dismissals by Sidney Lodgepole and Potter in multiple names. Individuals include Michael J. Helm Jack Robinson Randy Bowman William Noyes Gary Wright and several women. Other towns noted are Gurley Mission Kan Sheldon Mo and Sheldon officials.
Dr and Mrs Donald Wilkinson of Spokane announce son Kevin Ray born January 21 at Deaconess Hospital eight pounds two ounces. Mrs Wilkinson is Natha Planck. grandparents Forrest Planck of Sidney and B F Wilkinson of Valentine Neb. The report also notes Harry Stein’s son Stanley Ray born January 25 at Memorial Hospital six pounds six ounces with brother Gary Gene and Sidney grandparents. Jon Gerard Rapp born January 26 at Memorial Hospital eight pounds two ounces. siblings Gayl and Donny noted. Charles Colling born January 26 at Memorial Hospital seven pounds four ounces with sisters Lillian and Charla Rae. Glenn Saxton’s son Russell Glenn born January 26 at Memorial Hospital six pounds eight ounces. brothers Eugene Lewis Jr and Charles Wesley listed.
Gian Pedlo Lang president of Rotary International from Livorno Italy will visit the Grand Island Rotary Club on Feb 4. It is the first such visit to District 176 and his only stop between Chicago and Denver. A reception and meeting for Lang and his wife is planned inviting Rotarians, with a press conference after his 4 30 arrival at the airport.
Sen. Monroe Bixler of Harrison plans two bills to curb land speculation along an Nebraska interstate route. The measures authorize condemnation and purchase of land along access roads and interchanges to protect nearby businesses and allow leasing revenue. The aim is to shield communities from promoter schemes and unchecked development.
The Public Works Committee in Nebraska killed LB 48 a bill by Sen A A Fenske Sunol that would grant Nebraska bidders preference for state and subdivision contracts Nebraskans would win small contracts not advertised for bid if eligible Opponents included State Engineer L N Ross military department reps and Consumers Public Power District after a public hearing.
W staffers at the Scottish Chief in Maxton North Carolina worked under umbrellas to finish the issue after an electrical storm ripped off part of the roof of the office.
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