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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1966

Page

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Sioux Egg Production Plant Considered at Sioux Army Depot

The Industrial Council Committee of the Chamber of Commerce heard that buildings along the east edge of Sioux Army Depot were examined as potential sites for an egg producing plant. Each building could house about 10,000 chickens though water and electrical utilities are lacking. Col Cyril P. Williams said the idea seems practical and talks will continue.

Sioux Army Depot Industrial Council Committee The Chamber of Commerce Ft. Sidney Motor Hotel Cyril P. Williams Sioux’s

Appraisals Launched For Sioux Property By Federal Comeback

Col Williams says the Federal government is in early stages of appraising buildings and land at Sioux for potential purchase. Talks with Sidney city officials on availability and price are planned, with both sides in accord on procedure for a swift process.

Col. Williams Sioux City of Sidney

Vo-Tech School Director Outlines Plans at Sioux Luncheon

Merle Rudebusen, director of the Western Nebraska Vocational-Technical School at Sioux, spoke at a noon luncheon about hopes and ambitions. The state-supported school will open October 3 with five courses in the first quarter and sufficient funds for a solid start. He urged public cooperation to recruit enrollees and suggested civic groups place road signs and bumper stickers to locate the school and promote its status as a going institution.

Merle Rudebusen Western Nebraska Vocational-Technical School Sioux Chamber of Commerce

Campground Facilities Near Completion at County Fairgrounds

Stan Larabee announced at the meeting that the new campground facilities at the county fairgrounds should be ready for use within ten days. He described publicity plans and highway signs to guide campers, and shared plans to celebrate with a charcoal steak. Larabee has led efforts to solve the campground issue for tourists this summer.

Stan Larabee County Fairgrounds Larabee

Bulgar processing talk discussed at city meeting

Jimerson led the session in Mehling's absence and aimed to have Sidney representatives attend a Friday Omaha meeting where the new Bulgar wheat processing plan would be explained. City Manager Felsch had introduced the topic noting potential for a new regional industrial activity in grain or milling.

E. R. Qgim Jimerson Lew Mehling Sidney Omaha George Felsch

Panhandle Weather Forecast With Thunder Showers

Partly cloudy this afternoon and tonight through Saturday with after noon and evening thundershowers. Lows 55 to 65 tonight, highs 85 to 95 Saturday, 10 percent rain chances. Five day outlook shows highs in the 90s and lows in the 60s through Wednesday, cooler weekend and warmer start of next week, scattered afternoon and evening showers mainly over the weekend.

Panhandle Frontier Airlines Cheyenne County Dalton Sidney Huntsman South Potter Sidney Draw Maurice Nelson Allen Nelson C. L. Walters C. H. Hammond Keith Sprenger

Tebrinke Leaves Potter Clerk Post After 19 Years

Mrs. Earl Tebrinke resigns as clerk treasurer for the village of Potter effective about Aug 1 after 19 years in office. She will be succeeded by Mrs. Ervin Wheeler and plans to remain until bids for the new municipal building are set and all paperwork is completed. Tebrinke says she'll miss the job and may visit often.

Earl Tebrinke Potter Ervin Wheeler Tebrinke

Rabies Shots For Cloette Anderson Inpotter Area

Cloette Anderson a third grader and daughter of Mr and Mrs Ralph Anderson from the North Potter area is receiving rabies shots. She has about four left in a 14 day series after a farm cat bite. The cat was later found dead under mysterious circumstances. The family sought medical advice to prevent possible infection.

Cloette Anderson Potter Ralph Anderson North Potter Cloette Andersons

Sunol School Lions Host Alumni Reunion On August 14

The Sunol High School Alumni Association invites former students teachers and spouses to a reunion on Sunday August 14. A social afternoon starts at 2 30 p m at the Sunol School House followed by a 6 30 p m banquet served by the Lodgepole Altar Society at the Lodgepole American Legion Hall. Registration and dinner ticket fee is 1 75 per person due by August 7 to Mrs Joseph B Zimola Lodgepole.

Sunol High School Lodgepole Altar Society Lodgepole American Legion Sunol Saidl Yesteryear Joseph B. Zimola Lodgepole Zimola

Sidney Daily Paper Notice of Rates and Address Change

Second Class Postage Paid at Sidney Neb Send change of address to Post Office Box 219 Sidney Nebr Subscription rates 8 per year inside 50 mile zone 9 outside 50 mile zone 8 per year by carrier Single copies 10 cents Established In 1873 Sidney Nebraska Friday July 8 1966

Sidney Nebr Nebraska

Farmers invited to file ASC nominating petitions and vote

Farmers may file nominating petitions from July 1 to July 22 to join Cheyenne County ASC committees. Elections will be held in August with three committee members and two alternates per community. Any resident eligible for farm programs may vote regardless of race color creed or national origin.

ASC Cheyenne County Ray Davis

Frontier On Emergency Basis Today

Frontier Airlines announces an emergency program to ease travel during the Friday strike by the International Association of Machinists. Chairman Lewis W. Dymond says jet propulsion, overtime, and halted vacations will boost service on routes including Omaha to Denver and Denver to Salt Lake City Arizona cities, North Dakota to Montana segments, and Phoenix to Tucson.

Denver Colo International Association of Machinists Frontier Airlines Lewis W. Dymond Frontier Omaha Kansas City Denver-Salt Lake City Denver-Albuquerque Arizona Phoenix Tucson Bismark N.C Billings Great Falls Mont

Safe-Play Mfg Co stockholders to meet in Sidney

Organizational meeting for Safe-Play Mfg Co Inc is set for Monday July 11 at 7 30 PM in the basement of the Fort Sidney Motor Hotel to elect directors adopt by laws and transact other business. A majority of stockholders or proxies are needed. Proxy forms and notices have been sent to all stockholders. The company makes athletic field equipment. Tom Barnes founded Safe-Play in Sterling Colorado and remains operating manager and a major stockholder. Bob Fuller is Sterling origin business manager and major stockholder.

Safe-Play Mfg. Co., Inc Ft. Sidney Motor Hotel Sidney Nebr Frank Morrison Philip Sorensen Sidney Industrial Corp

Frontier Again Breaks June Records in Passenger Miles

Frontier Airlines announced Denver based figures showing June revenue passenger miles up 52 percent to 29,100,000 from 19,197,000 a year earlier and passenger boardings rising 46 percent to 93,898 from 64,441 in June 1965.

Denver Frontier Airlines Lewis W. Dymond Frontier

Mrs. Pearl West Dies After Long Illness in California

Pearl West 87 longtime Sidney resident died Monday in Los Banos California after years of poor health. Funeral services set for Saturday in Scotia Nebraska with burial in Scotia cemetery. She lived with her daughter and son in law J R Miller who retired as Sidney Bell Telephone manager. Survivors include a daughter in David City a son in Washington DC and another son in Los Banos.

Sidney Pearl West Los Banos Calif Scotia Nebr Scotia Cemetery West J. R. Miller Miller N. W. Bell Telephone Co David City Washington, D. C

Army merges two commands to form unified Material Command

The U S Army Supply and Maintenance Command based in Washington merges with U S Army Material Command under General Frank S Besson Jr effective July 1 1966 The merger clarifies command responsibilities expedites decisions and yields a cohesive organization focused on development and support of material for Field Forces The absorbing command comprises six subcommands 38 installations 12 Army Inventory Points 26 Project Managers 34 Industrial Plants 24 depots 35 activities and 9 procurement offices

U. S. Army Supply and Maintenance Command Washington D. C Sioux United States U.S. Army Material Command Frank S. Besson, Jr Besson U. S. Army Material Command Army Secretary of Defense Department of the Army U. S. Continental Army Command

Rites Thursday For Mrs. Davis

Funeral services held at Christ Episcopal Church for Mrs. Lo well C. Davis 64 who died suddenly. Rev Max Kors officiated with graveside rites by PEO. Gehrig and Son Funeral Home directed. Pallbearers named. Native of Mason City Nebraska she lived in Mason City and Casper before moving to Sidney in 1947. Born March 4 1902 to Anton and Hanna Nelson. Married in Denver in 1947. Member of PEO Beta Sigma Phi Christ Episcopal Church Memorial Hospital Auxiliary and active in ladies golf at Sidney Country Club and Hillside Golf Course.

Christ Episcopal Church Lowell C. Davis Max Kors Gehrig and Son Funeral Home Wayne Ayres Stan Larabee Jack H. Lowe Gerald Matzke Frank Maroon John Peetz Mason City Nebr

Obituary summary Names and memorial favor cited

Survivors include husband Lowell C and two sons Robert W Mirac le Casper and Brian F Mirac le Lander Wyoming. Also three brothers Charles Albert and Ernest Nelson all of Mason City five sisters Mary Keyt San Fernando California Bessie Keyt Ruper Ida Evelyn McCormac San Carlos California Mrs J A Cantrell and Mrs William Leenhouts Casper. Four grandchildren. Memorials suggested to Christ Episcopal Church.

Acle Casper Brian F. Miracle Lander Wyo Charles Albert Ernest Nelson Mason City Mary Keyt San Fernando Calif Bessie Keyt Ruper Ida Evelyn McCormac San Carlos J. A. Cantrell William Leenhouts Christ Episcopal Church

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First State Bank Frank Pironka Vo-Tech Sunol School Lions Sidney Lions Club Fort Sidney Motor Hotel Henry Gen Qert Paul Adkinson Gell Dr. Adkinson Colorado Dix and Kimball West Peetz Sterling Fleming, Colo Don Dey Ermann Ronnie Dykman Wheatbelt Colorado Line Lorenzo Walters Peetz Chappell Jim Ledbetter Deuel County Led Quinn Paul Smith Smith Elevator Colton Don Hoffman Chester Phelps West Lorenzo Gurley Lee Foster Lawrence Miller Dalton D & A Bob Ankeny Dalton Co-op Bruce Juelfs Juelfs Grain Potter Co-op Frontier Again Mrs. Davis Lowell C Robert W. Mir
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