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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1963

Page

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Open House for New Dalton Stramit Plant Saturday

The Midwest Stramit Corp plant in Dalton will host an open house on Saturday June 8 from noon to 4 pm. Visitors will tour the plant to see straw board production from raw material to finished product. Norman Otto will speak at a dedication ceremony replacing Pearle Finigan. Senator George H. Fleming will attend with refreshments provided by Wheatbelt Public Power District and Dalton Lions Club members assisting. Parking will be arranged by a Lions committee led by Kenneth McRoberts.

Dalton Midwest Stramit Corp Stramit Norman Otto Frank Morrison Pearle Finigan Nebraska Agriculture Department Otto George H

Dalton Plant Officials Invite Dinner with Construction Team

William Waite Verner Hinman Ed Lessman Floyd Burdick Lawrence Miller Glen Twarling and Chuck Zoede will assist. The Dalton Boy Scouts will serve as errand boys. A 6 p.m. dinner at the Dalton Legion Hall invites construction men and architects to meet officials. tickets are available from Dean Hiner, Stramit plant general manager.

William Waite Verner Hinman Ed Lessman Floyd Burdick Lawrence Miller Glen Twarling Chuck Zoede Dalton Dalton Legion Hall Dean Hiner Stramit

Oil Wells Logged At Kimball and Cedar Valley Fields

New oil discoveries and a field well boost Nebraska patch output. In Kimball County two joint venture wells and a field completion produced 840 feet of oil in Dix Itt is No 1 Durland Trust and 135 feet of oil at Campbell No 1 by Wolf Exploration and Ralph E Fair Inc. A Kimball County field well, No 7 South Baltensperger Unit, also reported production. In Scotts Bluff County the Cedar Valley Field shows promise with six wells completed after 12 feet of good show at No 1 Chase Yount. Cheyenne and Gage counties added new drilling locations, with Edward Mike Davis to drill Beyer No 3 and an Emerald Field outpost at Nielsen Warren No 1 just east of Potters.

Kimball County Scotts Bluff County Cedar Valley Kimball Petroleum Inc C. W. Hughes Virgil King Exeter Drilling Co Dix Itt Durland Trust SESW Kimball’County Sunray-Dx Ol Cos Potter

Vandalism Costs Rise at Legions Park in Sidney

Vandals struck Legions Park Tuesday night hammering a door and damaging a restroom near the creek. Shingles, windows, and toilets were damaged, with water waste and valve tampering cited by Park Superintendent Frank Smith as costly for taxpayers and park upkeep. City Manager Tom Coffey urged anyone with information to contact police for help stopping further vandalism.

Legions Park Frank Smith Sidney Tom Coffey Coffey

Band Parents Meeting to End School Year

Sidney High School band parents schedule final meeting of the year for June 16 at 8 p.m. in the Junior High band room with Mrs. Jack Knicely presiding. Parents should bring paper and pencil to note trip clothing, packing, and travel details for the Mexico trip.

Sidney High School Jack Knicely Mexico

VFW to Install Lite-A-Bike Tape at Police Station

Bike riders may bring their bicycles to the Sidney police station on Saturday June 8 between 9 am and 5 pm to receive free scotch light tape on the front and back. VFW Post 610 members will apply the tape in the station driveway as part of the Lite-A-Bike campaign led by Ervin Smith and Tom Lenzen.

Sidney Police Station VFW Post 610 Ervin Smith Tom Lenzen

Stramit Corp Sees Sales Doubled, Board Reshaped

Dean Hiner of The Midwest Stramit Corp reports to Dalton stockholders that next year’s sales estimate has doubled from 90 days prior based on confirmed orders and positive market response. The annual meeting also elected directors for terms of one to three years and named new officers including Ray Graff as president and Dr. Carl Cornelius as vice president.

Dean Hiner Midwest Stramit Corp Dalton Dalton Region Hall Hiner Ray Graff Ray Weed Carl Christ Gene Leinemann Carl Cornelius Lawrence Marrin Kenneth Rimington

Planning Commission Adds Member and Rec Area Talk

The Sidney Planning Commission seated a new member R C Cunningham replacing Sen George Feming as term expired. They discussed plans for an extension of the city recreation area along South and 9th Avenues with potential southwest town development in the near future.

Sidney

4-H Judging Training Contest Yields Cheyenne County Wins

About 300 4-Hers and leaders crowded the Fairgrounds for the annual judging training contest. Cheyenne County teams swept first in Livestock, Crops, and Home Economics with Dead County second in two divisions and Kimball third in Home Economics.

Fairgrounds Cheyenne County Kimball

Weekend Police Report Shows Three Car Accidents

Police logged three weekend crashes causing property damage but no injuries. On Friday at 18th and Illinois Ben zel and Cheryl Hill collided. Benzel’s car damage listed at 16.29 and Hill was uninjured. On Saturday at 15th and Hi nois Streets Hernandez struck Mills. Hernandez damage listed at 19 while Mills’ damage unknown. A third crash on Illinois involved Jo Ann Benzel and L H Smith. Benzel damage 55 with Smith damaged but not listed.

Illinois St Patricia A. Benzel Rt. 2 Sidney Cheryl A Hill Lone Pine Court Benzel Hill Arthur A. Hernandez Florence Mills Ri 1 Sydney Hernandez Mills 15Th Hinois Sts Illinois Sth 9Th Avenues Jo Ann Benzel Rt 1 L H. Smith Potter Smith

Rate Hearing Set On City Cab Company Rates

A State Railway Commission hearing on Joe I. Dodds application to revise current City Cab Co. rates is scheduled for July 17 at 9:00 a.m. in the district courtroom at the courthouse.

State Railway Commission Joe I. Dodds City Cab Co

Wayne Man Named Masonic Master in Nebraska Grand Lodge

Ralph M. Carhart of Wayne was elected Grand Master of the Grand Lodge Ancient Free and Accepted Masons of Nebraska at the 106th annual communication in Lincoln. Carhart runs a lumber business in Wayne. Appointive officers were renamed, including Charles N. Ninegar of Bayard as Grand Tyter.

Ralph M. Carhart Wayne Grand Lodge Ancient Free and Accepted Masons of Nebraska Lincoln Carhart Charles N. Ninegar Bayard Grand Tyter

Weekend Aerial Tour For Nebraska Legislators Planned

Nebraska legislators will fly on an air tour of the state Friday and Saturday. Sponsored by the Departments of Aeronautics Agriculture Roads Nebraska Resources and the Game Commission the itinerary lists stops at Holdrege McCook Ogallala Sidney Scottsbluff Cozad Ord and Lincoln. Takeoff Friday morning prevents a session that day with arrival times through the afternoon and evening.

Lincoln Nebraska State Departments of Aeronautics, Agriculture, Roads Nebraska Resources and the Game Commission Holdrege McCook Ogallala Sidney Scottsbluff Cozad Ord

Breakin Reported At Harvester Here

Cheyenne County sheriff reports a break in at International Harvester on east Highway 30. The rear door was kicked in during a routine check around 3:30 a.m. A pop machine and a candy machine were burglarized, with about $5 taken from each.

Cheyenne County Sheriff's Office International Harvester East Highway Gene Morris

Sidney schools prepare for 1963 64 enrollment rise

The Sidney Board of Education approved seven new teachers for the 1963 64 budget boosting staff to near full capacity. New hires include Duane Thayer Charles Brown Paul Moss Fern Neuman Everett Miller and Ethel Massie plus Viola Zelenka joining first grade pending assignments. The district plans a July 2 bid opening for high school and junior high projects and buys a driver education station wagon for 2900 with a two year dealer swap.

Sidney School Russell J Peterson Duane Thayer Kearney State Teachers College Thayer Charles Brown Sidney Olathe Colo Mr. Brown Colorado State College Greeley Paul Moss Lorenzo Chadron College Fern Neuman Alliance East Tennesseee State College Everett Miller Chadron State College Miller Eustis Neb Kearney State College Ethel Massie Massie Viola Zelenka North South Igboo Dak Chadron State Teachers College Sidney Board of Education Elwell Motors Myra Masters Lila Jensen Hoover Bros. Co Kewanee Science Laboratory John Underdown Carl Christ Jr

Museum Fund Receives Local Contributions

Recent donations to the Cheyenne County Historical Society museum fund include ten dollars from the Center Ladies Aid. Contributions may be sent to The Sidney Telegraph Box 219 Sidney for forwarding to the association.

Cheyenne County Historical Society Museum The Center Ladies Aid Sidney Telegraph Box 219 Sidney Association

Kosmicki Nominated for Alliance Postmaster Post

Paul Kosmicki, acting Alliance Postmaster, won the recommendation of Box Butte County Democratic Central Committee for the permanent post. The action occurred Monday night at Alliance City Hall.

Alliance Paul Kosmicki Aliance Box Butte County Democratic Central Committee

Sidney Board Approves 1963 64 Budget With Higher Levies

The Sidney Board of Education approved the 1963 64 general fund budget of 889 670 an increase of 58 595 over last year. The general fund levy rises to 50 7 mills from 48 35 mills while the bond fund climbs to about 5 35 mills from 4 2 mills. Enrollment nears 2 173 students with 496 junior high and 464 senior high, as funding shifts support salary increases and new instructors.

Sidney Board of Education

McNish Named to United Fund Board in Sidney

Sidney attorney J. H. McNish was named to the United Fund board replacing Jack H Lowe who resigned. A budget hearing is set for July 24 at the Fort Sidney Motor Hotel with agency representatives to discuss funding and distribution of payments since last February. Board secretary Ada Hansen said division chairmen will organize supplies and campaign workers for the upcoming United Fund activities this fall.

J. H. McNish Sidney United Fund of United Fund Ada Haansen

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