Miss Ft Sahey Queen Pageant Entries Being Accepted
The Junior Chamber of Commerce announces the Miss Ft. Sahey pageant with a $100 trophy and paid trip to the Miss Nebraskan pageant for the winner. Contestants must be Cheyenne County residents for at least six months, single, never married, high school graduate by Sept 1963, and aged 18 to 28. Entrants may be amateur or professional performers, with a 3 to 5 minute talent routine. Contact Jaycees Doug Earnhart, Jerry Hile, or Calahan for entry or sponsorship.
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Ey-Minst
vAnyone
Conttestant
Pegaen
Jaycees
Doug Earnhart
Jerry Hile
Calahan
Mothers March for Niireh of Dimes Postponed
Weather delays push the Mothers March for the Niireh of Dimes to Thursday February as announced by P. J. Heaton local head of the event. Mothers of Girl Scouts coordinate the effort and urge supporters to participate when rescheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niireh of, Dimes
Resident Is Victim in Sidney Heart Attack Death
86 year old ae OF Resident, Rev. McLeod, died Friday night in Sidney from a heart attack. He was a retired minister visiting his son-in-law and daughter Rev and Mrs Carl L. Nelson and family during Christmas. Funeral services were held yesterday afternoon with burial in St. Paul. Mrs Nelson and Carl Jr a Hastings College student left Sunday for St Paul and planned to return Saturday.
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Hoimcleod
Carla “Sidney
McLeod
Sidney
Carl L. Nelson
St. Paul
Nelson and
Carl Jr
Hastings College
Weather outlook with clouds and warm temperatures
Considerable cloudiness prevails with warmer conditions through tomorrow. Occasional brief snow flurries are possible. Lows tonight range from 0 to 10 above zero with highs tomorrow around 30.
Thompson to Join Telegraphs News Staff
J. Fred Thompson of Gordon Nebraska will join The Sidney Telegraph news staff on Tuesday February 5 He is a former Sidney mayor and hotel operator at Gordon with news and radio experience He will assume news direction duties gradually expanding local and area news and features coverage Frances Craig and Betty Knicely will stay on as general news reporters Jack H Lowe editor says more attention will be given to news and photo coverage in nearby communities including Dalton Gurley Lodgepole Potter and Peetz
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J. Fred Thompson
Gordon
Nebr
Sidney Telegraph News
Mr. Thompson
Sidney
Sheridan Hotel
Thompson
Frances Craig
Telegraph News
Betty Knicely
The
Telegraph
Jack H. Lowe
Dalton
Gurley
Lodgepole
Potter and Peetz
Treacherous Ice Injures Sidney Women
Weekend accident on icy sidewalks sent Mrs. Francis Hruska to Memorial Hospital with a broken ankle requiring surgery. she planned to return to Denver's St Joseph School of Nursing. Mrs. Clark Powell also hospitalized after slipping on ice, breaking her shoulder and recovering.
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Francis Hruska
Hruska
Connie Hruka
Denver
St. Joseph School of Nursing
Memorial Hospital
Clark Powell
Cable TV Firms Oppose FCC Control Move
Sidney cable operator Collier Electric Co joins others in opposing FCC regulation of cable systems. They warn nationwide under FCC oversight could reduce programming and delay national content for about 3.5 million U S households relying on cable. The Sidney council has not acted yet on a proposed resolution to Nebraska senators and congressmen.
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Cable TV Co
FCC
Sdney Community Cable TV Co
Federal Communications Commission
Sidney
Denver
Cheyenne - Scottsbluff
Collier Electric Co
Alliance
Gering, Kimball
Sterling
Colo
Laramie
Wyo
United States
Collier
Charles Pope
Sterling and
Nebraska
Small Grain Deadline On Loans January 31
The Cheyenne County ASC office announced the final availability date for price support loans and purchase agreements on all small grains is January 31. Eligible producers should call the office to secure benefits. rates listed include grain sorghums 1.75 per cwt and wheat 1.91 per bu, barley 0.83 per bu, oats 0.01 per bu, rye 0.89 per bu. Corn support runs through May 1 at 120 per bushel.
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Cheyenne County
ASC
Sidney Development Corporation Formed in Sidney
Lincoln The Community Development Corporation of Sidney is formed with 25000 dollars authorized capitalization. Monday articles of incorporation were filed with the Secretary of State. Incorporators are Leo V. Krieger Kenneth M. Noteboom Elmer O. Ladine Edward Bauman John W. Elwell and J H McNish of Sidney.
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Lincoln
Community Development Corporation of
Sidney
Secretary of State
Leo V. Krieger
Kenneth M. Noteboom
Elmer O. Ladine
Edward Bauman
John W. Elwell
J. H. McNish
Western Nebraska youth conference set for Scottsbluff
The western Nebraska conference of youth will meet in Scottsbluff on Saturday, sponsored by the Nebraska Council of Youth and the Nebraska Committee for Children and Youth. Steve Janda and Douglas Sorensen lead planning as district co chairmen with panels on education economic opportunities and recreation. Gov. Morrison delivers the keynote at 9 30 am and Dr. Manley will speak at the noon banquet with folklore slides and song.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Nebraska
Scottsbluff
Nebraska Council of Youth
Nebraska Committee For Children and Youth
Steve Janda
Sidney
Douglas Sorensen
Frank Morrison
Robert Manley
University of Nebraska
Nebraska
Chadron State Teachers College
Scottsbluff Junior College
Vandal Damages Obstetrics Department at Memorial Hospital
Hospital administrator Leo Bolin reports extensive vandalism in the obstetrics area at Memorial Hospital. Sterile packs were opened, supplies damaged, and equipment tampered with, raising fears of possible danger to anesthesia equipment. no leads were available.
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Memorial Hospital
Leo Bolin
Bolin
Rural Development Meet Set In Lodgepole Church Basement
The RAD board and rural area development steering committee along with sub committee members will convene at 7 30 p m Thursday in the basement of the Lutheran Church at Lodgepole.
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Lutheran Church
Lodgepole
Mrs. Seyfang Dies A Longtime Potter Resident
Mrs. John Seyfang 90 a pioneer Potter resident died Tuesday after a six year decline in health. She came to Cheyenne County in 1886 with her parents and settled in Potter where she lived ever since. Funeral services Friday at 2 p.m. in First Lutheran Potter with burial in Potter Cemetery. The Gehrig and Son Funeral Home in charge memorials to Memorial Rest Home. Survivors include husband John two sons Elmer and John H two daughters Minnie Whitmire Edna Walters eleven grandchildren and 21 great grandchildren.
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John Seyfang
Potter Community
Memorial Rest Home
Seyfang
Cheyenne County
United States
Leyfang
First Lutheran Church of
Potter
Benjamin J. Warrenburg
Gehrig and Son Funeral Home
Minnie Maier
Zell
Germany
Jacob
Johanna Vogel Maier
Neb
First Luthean
Order of Eastern Star
John
Elmer
John H
Harriman
Wyo
Minnie Whitmire
Sidney
Edna M. Walters
Denver
Colo
United Fund Plans February Meeting for 1963 Campaign
Officials of the United Fund of Sidney and Sioux Army Depot announce an annual planning meeting likely on Tuesday February 19. The dinner event will allocate 1963 UF money to participants and elect officers for the coming year. Terms expire for Mrs. Dave Olinger Dr. L O Holloran and Gerald Matzke. Further details to follow.
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United Fund of
Livestock Sale Listings Grow Ahead of Saturday Auction
More than 200 head of livestock are listed for the regular Saturday sale at the Sidney Livestock Sales Pavilion with more anticipated by sale time, says general manager Dave Truss.
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Sidney Livestock Sales
Dave Truss
Power Plant Gas Service Under Fire by Sidney Council
Sidney city officials demanded a legal review of authority over Kansas Nebraska Natural Gas Co. after the power plant ran on diesel 372 hours in January amid severe cold, with potential moves toward condemning the system or creating a city owned utility. The council also approved permits, bids on police cars, and planned a new off street parking lot while pursuing warning signals at a railroad crossing.
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Sidney Council
City Authority
Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas Co
K-N
Sidney
North Central Gas Co
North Central
Tom Coffey
L.M. Clinton
Kansas-Nebraska
Ceffley
Condemnatin
Coffey
Sam Whiteman
Livoni
Josten
Joe A. Gibson Inc
Ford
Kokjer Motor Co
Chevrolet
Sidney Auto Sales
Rambler
Elwell Motors
Dodge
Jackson St
1Th
Mth Aves
Cb&q
13Th Ave
Clinton
State Highway Department
Raiload
Sidney Country Club
P ‘J. Heaton
1Th and
Forrest St
Abe Lieberman
iMr
Heaton
Lieberman
Ign
Young Gurley Farmer Named To SCD Board
Robert Spearer of Gurley is appointed supervisor of the Cheyenne County Soil Conservation District expanding the board to six members. Ed Block chairs Lodgepole with Keith Sprenger as vice chair from Sidney. Charles Helfrich Sundl as secretary. Wendell Mathewson Potter. Ed Sanders north of Potter and Dalton. Spearow was named outstanding young farmer of the year by the Sidney Junior Chamber of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert ,Spearer
Gurley
Conservation Council
Ed Block
Lodgepole
Keith Sprenger
Sidney
Charles Helfrich
Sundl
Wendell Mathewson
Potter
Ed Sanders
Potter and
Council Denies Continental Station Modernization
The Sidney city council voted 3 to 2 to deny Continental Oil Co. permission to rebuild its service station at 12th and Illinois St. The planning commission had opposed the request, citing zoning laws. Council split with Mayor Wilson casting the deciding vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Continental Oil Co
12Th
Illinois St
City Planning Commission
Continental
Sidney
Robert Clark
Carl Cornelius
Kermit Moore
Don Heath
Dean Wilson
Clark
Cornelius
W. J
Bil) Robinson
Planning Commission
Council
Carl Christ Sr
Cheyenne County Farmers Enroll 711 Farms in 1963 Diversion
Cheyenne County farmers have put 29 522 acres on 711 farms into the voluntary 1963 wheat diversion program. They may collect 345 530.40 in advance payments, with 24 848.43 issued to participants. Diversion supports price and loan programs if acreage allotments are met.
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Cheyenne County
Herbert Krauter
ASC
Krauter
Hospital Bridge Widening Urged
Councilman Carl Cornelius urges widening the Lodgepole Creek bridge to Memorial Hospital due to hazard traffic bottlenecks. He cites five approaches funneling to the bridge and frequent near misses, noting ice and snow worsen conditions and seeking cost estimates for expansion.
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Carl Cornelius
Lodgepole Creek
Memorial Hospital
Cornelius
Ceramics Class To Start February 6 In Sterling
Northeastern Junior College sponsors a ceramics class in Sterling Colorado taught by Mrs C V Innes. The course begins Wednesday February 6 at 7 p m, meets each week at the instructor’s home studio 1329 12th Avenue. Registration is 9 for 30 hours plus supplies with certificates issued on completion. For more information call 4 2208.
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Northeastern Junior College
Sterling, Colo
C. V. Innes
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Sioux Depot
Issle
Stanley W. Ymiley
Sioux Army Depot
Sioux
John Bell Jr
Warren
SATAF
Col. Smiley
F. Carroll
Army Corps of Engineers
H. G. Rhode
P. B. Horner
Boeing Co
Waldo H. Dearing
Res
U. S. Army
Miss Ft. Sahey
Fred Thompson
Washington
Pope
U. S
Sidney Development Corporation
Sidney Hospital
RAD
United Fund
Good Sale Listings
Mr. Coffey
Councilman
Robert Spearow
Young Gurley
SCD
Cheyenne County Soil Conservation District
Board of Supervisors
East Skelly
Leo Jessen
Oshkosh
F. Eugene Cooper
Pine Bluffs
Dr. Pepper Co
Everett A. Kelley
Ascus
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