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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1964

Page

11

Busy Lodgepole town board directs civic affairs

A Lodgepole town board portrait shows Henry Jenik, Dick Smith, Harold Krieder, Lloyd Bondegard, Paul Fraass, Tony Kripal, and George Emanuelson. Jenik serves as clerk since 1946, Bondegard chairs the board since 1946, Fraass has 12 years on the board, Kripal is vice chairman. Emanuelson is light and water department staff since 1937.

Lodgepole Henry Jenik Dick Smith Harold Krieder Lloyd Bondegard Paul Fraass Tony Kripal George Emanuelson Light and Water Department Lloyd’s Studio

People You Know highlights prominent local figures

Long time teacher Mrs. Erwin Sagehorn is honored for three decades of teaching in Minnesota Missouri and Ohio while Walter Wolvin earns Ak Sar Ben Good Neighbor recognition for 31 years in Primrose and service as teacher principal and civic leader. The Weible family faces holiday deaths in Garden and Cheyenne counties and Vern Anthony receives YMCA aquatic coaching credentials in Rapid City.

Erwin Sagehorn Luzinda Brauer Sidney Sagehorn Minnesota Missouri Ohio St. Thomas Lutheran School Rocky River Sidney High School Concordia College Seward Walter Wolvin Primrose Rex Wolvin Wolvin Seward High School University of Nebraska Iowa State University National Science Foundation Vern Anthony Rapid City Lee YMCA Denver Western Area Red Cross

Cooties Visit Vets Hospital entertainment for patients

Members of Kig-Cats Pup Tent No 1 VFW performed at the Veterans Hospital. Homer and Nina Kocontes accompanied by visiting Cooties Loyde Adams Leo Shaf Marion Whitaker Vernon Anderson Charles Colling Louis Grage Neal Craig all from Sidney and Pete Schroeder from Kimball brought gifts and spent time with patients.

Kig-Cats VFW Veterans Hospital Homer Nina Kocontes Loyde Adams Leo Shaf Marion Whitaker Vernon Anderson Charles Colling Louis Grage Neal Craig Sidney Pete Schroeder Kimball

Telegraph Printing Co Help Desk in Midtown NYC

Readers are invited to The Telegraph Printing Co Inc at 830 18th Ave for expert printing form assistance. Staff offer guidance on print editing forms and related services.

the Telegraph Printing Co., Inc Lth Ave

Bear mauling leaves Mrs Hagen with serious injuries

Mrs. Robert Hagen of Kimball, 38, was badly mauled by a bear at Buffalo Bend on Monday. Doctors report she is in satisfactory condition at Memorial Hospital. The bear tore part of her right arm below the elbow and caused multiple cuts and a broken bone above the elbow after she reached into the cage to pet it.

Robert Hagen Kimball Buffalo Bend Memorial Hospital

Farm Safety Week observes July 19 to 26

Lincoln Nebraska extending safety theme to home life says University of Nebraska Extension specialist Clara Leopold. She lists ten crucial cautions from not puncturing aerosol cans to not storing fuels indoors and urges turning knowledge into action. GO TO CHURCH SUNDAY.

Lincoln Clara Leopold University of Nebraska Extension

National Wheat Acres Unchanged for 1965 Crop

Agriculture officials set a national wheat allotment of 49.5 million acres for 1965, unchanged from 1964. Nebraska's share is 2,859,072 acres, up 7,846 from last year, with distribution based on 1954–63 seed acreage and adjustments for weather and over planting. County and farm allocations follow similar methods using past wheat acreage and field characteristics.

Washington Orville L. Freeman Raymond L. Davis Nebraska ASC U.S. Department of Agriculture Hawaii

Area Harvest Labor Office Set Up Ready

A temporary employment office opens at Chappell to aid harvest workers, headed by Bob Wollman of Deuel County. Another office will start around July 15 in Kimball with Caroline Bissey in charge. Volunteers assist from Stramit, Farmers Elevator, Coop Stations, and Kepler Implement. The Sidney main office coordinates all labor inquiries.

Chappell Francis Hiner Nebraska State Employment Service Bob Wollman Deuel Bank Kimball Caroline Bissey Kimball County Sidney Dalton Dean Hiner Stramit Gurley Lee Foster Farmers Elevator Lodgepole H. W. Quinn Potter Dave Thies Farmers Union Coop Big Springs Glenn Kepler Kepler Implement Co Bushnell Leonard Schemm Consumers Coop

Qualifications Outlined For Welfare Post

Four years of college and at least two years of experience as a social worker probationary worker teacher or minister of vocational guidance interview. The minimum requirement is two years of college and at least six years of experience according to specifications set down for the department. Joan Hart resigns to move to Kansas and the county is now accepting applications for the job.

Cheyenne

Land and home sell in Cheyenne County auction

A half section of Cheyenne County farmland brought just under 125 per acre at an auction Wednesday. Vesta and John Armstrong of Rushville paid 39600 for the west half of section 27 in township 16 range 50. A house in Dalton also sold for 18250. Purchasers were Jim D Worth and Marilyn E Worth. Another land auction is set at Sidney courthouse Friday at 1 pm offering northwest quarter of section 7 14 46, located about 3 1/2 miles north of Lodgepole. Auctioneers are 150 South Main Fremont. Land is part of the John D Niebaum estate.

Cheyenne County Vesta John Armstrong Rushville Dalton Jim D Marilyn E. Worth Court House Sidney Lodgepole Taylor and Martin South Main Fremont John D. Niebaum

Owl and Tally ho Named Oil Fields in Nebraska

The Nebraska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission reports seven counties with eleven new oil fields named in recent months. Owl Field in Kimball County honors a wise bird, while Tally ho Field in Cheyenne County was chosen after a compromise involving Midwest Petroleum Corp. of Omaha. Don Hart, whose wife Mrs. Hart spoke, is moving to Ft. Riley, Kansas, with family following in August.

Kimball County Cheyenne County Midwest Petroleum Corp Omaha Shay Beninato Midwest Nebraska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission

Ag Price Index Slightly Lower

The State Federal Division of Agricultural Statistics reported mid-June averages with the all-farm price index at 193, down three from mid-May due to changes in the support program. All-livestock index rose to 249, all-crops fell to 186, with hogs at 14.70 per hundredweight and milk cows at 195 per head. Eggs at 22.8 cents a dozen and grain averages listed: wheat 1.56, corn 1.16, oats 0.66, barley 0.84, rye 0.92, sorghum 1.70 per hundredweight. Soybeans 2.28 per bushel and hay 16.70 per ton.

Federal Division of Agricultural Statistics

Printing Co. ad promises quality and speed

Telegraph Printing Co. Inc advertises big and small jobs with quality work and fast delivery from 830 11th.

Telegraph Printing Co., Inc

Former Resident Wigington Dies in Idaho

Omar Wigington 80, a former Cheyenne County resident, died Thursday after a four month illness. Funeral services will be held Monday at 1 p.m. in Montpelier Idaho. Daughters Ed Henkle Sidney Wilma Whitefoot Lodgepole attend. Surviving widow a daughter Dorothy Preston Montpelier and sons Lester Huntington Park Calif Monte Pocatello Idaho.

Montpelier Idaho Cheyenne County Omar Wigington Ed Henkle Sidney Wilma Whitefoot Lodgepole Wigington

Family names planes in tradition at South Salem

Capt. Joseph Mitchell, an Eastern Airlines employee since 1938, and his wife named two of their three sons Douglas and Curtis after airplanes. On June 7 they became grandparents for the first time when Douglas Mitchell, now an Eastern pilot, and his wife welcomed a daughter Piper.

South Salem N.Y. Cap Joseph Mitchell Eastern Airlines Douglas Curtis Douglas Mitchell Eastern Piper

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