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Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1969

Page

6

Three Peetz Scouts Attend 7th Jamboree

Three Peetz boys participate in the Seventh National Boy Scout Jamboree in Faragout State Park Bayview Idaho this week. Troop 36 members Jim Fehringer and Lloyd Gillham with Robert Gillham work at the Jamboree Trading Post. Lloyd leads a patrol. three chartered buses carried 121 Scouts and leaders from Fort Collins July 7.

Peetz Farragut State Park Bayview Idaho Jim Fehringer Donald Fehringer Lloyd Gillham Robert Jk. Gillham Robert Gillham Robert E. Gillhams Jamboree Trading Post Lloyd University Shopping Center Fort Collins

Lions Learn Of New Industry In Sidney

The Lions Club learned of Cabela’s Inc. at a Wednesday meeting at The Chateau. Co owner Richard N Cabela explained the company from its 1951 origins in the Cabela home to its current operation in the former John Deere building. The firm mails 350000 sporting goods catalogs annually and runs a local retail outlet. A Q A followed. Charles Willey was program chairman and appointed James Payne Milt Nissen and Vince Maliszewski to auditing. Al Ladine Glen Spearow and James Payne were named to the budget committee.

The Lions Club Sidney Cabelas’ Inc Chateau Richard N. Cabela Cabela John Deere Charles Willey Mr. Willey James Payne Milt Nissen Vince Maliszewski al Ladine Glen Spearow

Births of Robert Eugene Clarkson Jr. and Michael Doyle Jr.

Virginia Beach couple announces the birth of a nine pound five ounce son, Robert Eugene Jr., born July 5, with sisters Jeanne and Deanna and grandparents in Sidney and Portsmouth. Separately, Michael James Doyle weighs seven pounds 14½ ounces, born July 8 at 4 19 pm at Bryan Memorial Hospital, mother Pam Kaus, with Doyle and Kaus families noted as relatives and great-grandparents listed.

Robert Eugene Clarkson Jr Robert E. Clarkson Virginia Beach Robert Eugene Jr Jeanne Deanna John Clarkson Sidney A.J. Church Portsmouth George Kealy Sutherland, Neb J.W. Clarkson Paris Tex Michael James Doyle Richard Doyle Jr Lincoln Bryan Memorial Hospital Pam Kaus Richard Doyle, Sr Morrill Anton Kaus Ira Anderson

Tractor Mishaps Stall Number 1 In Farm Deaths

Nebraska safety expert Rollin Schneider warns farm tractor accidents remain the leading cause of farm deaths. He cites a rise in five-to-ten year olds killed in early 1969 from falls into trailing equipment while riding tractors with adults.

Lincoln Nebraska Rollin Schneider University of Nebraska U.S Schnieder

Six Inducted Here During June July

Activity at Cheyenne County Selective Service has been brisk this summer says executive secretary Mrs. Louis Johnson. In June fourteen men were sent to Denver for physicals and four were inducted. Inductees include Lanny Tank of Potter and Richard Wickhorst of Potter now training at Fort Campbell Ky. Also entering Marine Corps are Dennis Wessels of Dalton and Charles Schmitt Jr. of Sidney, now at San Diego. Loren Twarling of Dalton and Lyle Daling of Sidney are in Army basic training at Fort Campbell Ky. Twelve men left for Denver for physicals this week, with two new inductees at Fort Campbell Ky. The August call includes nine physicals and one induction.

Cheyenne County Selective Service Louis Johnson Denver Marine Corps San Diego Calif Dennis Wessels Dalton Charles Schmitt Jr Sidney Army Fort Campbell Loren Twarling Lyle Daling Fort Campbell, Ky Lanny Tank Potter Richard Wickhorst

Nebraska oil fields lead May production list

The article lists the twenty five largest Nebraska oil fields and their May production in barrels. Fields include Ackman, Cedar Valley, Enders, Sleepy Hollow, Sloss, Reiher, Nor thwest Sleepy Hollow, and others with varied outputs from 264,111 to 38,280 barrels.

Nebraska Ackman Axial Red Canyon Bertramson Cedar Valley Doran Enders North Faro Fernquist Graff Harrisburg Johnson Midway Minatare Southwest Potter Reiher Rei Mers Silver Creek Singleton Sleepy Hollow Northwest Sloss Torgeson Waitman Willson Ranch

AAA Report Shows Cars Cost Less Per Mile With More Driving

The AAA study based on a 1969 standard auto in mid price range finds fixed costs 1,053 dollars yearly and running costs of 3.95 cents per mile. At 10,000 miles yearly total equals 1,448 dollars or 14.5 cents per mile, while 20,000 miles yields 1,843 dollars or 9.2 cents per mile. It also notes daily ownership cost of 2.88 dollars and offers a vacation budget guideline of 39.50 dollars per day for a couple with 14 dollars for meals, 14 for lodging, 3 for tips, and 8.50 per 300 miles driven.

The Cornhusker Motor Club AAA AAA Motor Club

Mary Collett Paints Western Scenes in Sidney

SIDNEY welcomes Floridian Mary Collett back for her annual summer color burst painting Western scenes on store windows. Since 1953 she has joined Fort Sidney Days and Cheyenne County Fair preparations, then heads to Sterling Colorado before returning to Florida. She balances painting with family, journalism, freelancing, and now promoting Lipizzan stallion performances.

Sidney Mary Collett Fort Sidney Cheyenne County Fair Midwest Sterling Colo Florida Mary Fred Farris Fort Myers

Bruenger Rites Held Thursday

Funeral services were held Thursday afternoon for Fred Bruenger 90 who died Monday in Kimball. The rites were at the Craig-Holechek Funeral Home with Rev Dr Sidney McCaig officiating. Burial followed at Greenwood Cemetery with pallbearers Albert Houston Kenneth Whitefoot Deward Jelinek C A Story R C Cunningham and Francis Dickinson. Bruenger born April 21 1879 in Quincy Illinois was a retired carpenter and lived in Chappell from 1918 to 1942 before moving to Sidney. He is survived by his widow three sons two daughters one sister seven grandchildren and 16 great grandchildren.

Fred Bruenger Kimball Craig-Holechek Sidney McCaig Greenwood Cemetery Albert Houston Kenneth Whitefoot Deward Jelinek C. A. Story R. C. Cunningham Francis Dickinson Mr. Bruenger Quincy Ill Chappell Sidney

Elks Calendar Dance Nights and Steak Servings

July events list two Elk Club nights with guest policy and steak dinners. Saturday 19 features Rambeleaks with guest accompaniment. steaks served 6 to 10 p m. Monday 21 lists Elks Lodge event. Saturday 26 offers Millard Music and steak service 6 to 10 p m.

Elks Lodge

Memorial Hospital census and admissions update

As of Thursday Memorial Hospital reported 35 patients with no babies. Admitted names include Sidney Gail Carter Charles Tallmage and Jeri Roberts Potter Homer B Hix Mrs Leonard Russell. Discharged in various towns include Amelia Dyke Shelley Baack Mrs Kenneth Hyatt and daughter Mrs Robert Marks Mrs Clifford Tallman and Mrs Amos Hoffert.

Memorial Hospital Sidney Gail Carter Charles Tallmage Jeri Roberts Potter Homer B. Hix Leonard Russell Amelia Dyke Shelley Baack Kimball Kenneth Hyatt Dix Robert Marks Gurley Clifford Tallman Amos Hoffert

Two Accidents Occur Thursday in Sidney

Sidney Police investigated two minor accidents on Thursday. At 11:30 a.m. Ruby A. Hutchison struck a parked car owned by Edna A. Lafler causing about 65 dollars in damage. At 3:45 p.m. James D. Olinger backing from a parking spot collided with Quenton Dahlstedt's auto on Hickory. damage estimates were not available.

Sidney Ruby A. Hutchison Quince Town & Country Market Edna A. Lafler King Lafler Hutchison Auto James D. Olinger el Rancho Road 10Th and Hickory Quenton Dahlstedt Scottsbluff

Printing Service Ad From The Sidney Telegraph

Printing on demand with pickup available contact number 254 3355 and service offered by The Sidney Telegraph located at 830 11th Ave.

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