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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1961
Page
7
Dick Kahl of Sidney sustained six broken ribs a broken shoulder blade and multiple bruises after falling from a scaffold at a granary on his Big Springs farm. He is reported in satisfactory condition at Julesburg hospital with other workers nearby.
Norfolk Nebraska Cowbelles elect new officers led by president Mrs. Robert Clifford of Atkinson and welcome national auxiliary president Mrs. W F Garrison of Glen Montana. Elsie Schaffert Dalton is first vice president Richard Phipps Mullen second vice president and Everett Brown Valentine secretary treasurer.
Record lists admissions and dismissals by location including Sidney and Potter families. Notables include Glenn Roach and Mrs Carl Horrock admitted, Judy Richards and others dismissed, with newborns June 7 and June 8 for Horrock and Lockhart families.
Lodgepole couple Mr and Mrs Eugene Bond welcome son Ward Charles born June 3 at Memorial Hospital weighing six pounds one ounce. Grandparents Ernest Meyer Wayne Bond and Roy Bond. Daryl Brent Steele born June 4 in Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Robert Steele of Dix. weighs six pounds 13 ounces. Estevan Ramon Parra born June 5 in Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Pedro Parra of Colton weighing six pounds seven and a half ounces. Grandparents John Aguiniga Sedgwick Cole and Epifanio Parra Chichihua Mexico.
Jula Ann Damon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Damon of Sterling and former Sidney residents, was born Wednesday June 7 at 2 15 a.m. in Memorial Hospital weighing seven pounds five ounces. Sister Sonya is two. Grandparents Mr. and Mrs Charley Thompson and Mr. and Mrs J W Damon of Smith Center Kan. Great grandmother Mrs Martha Kline of Fort Lauderdale Fla.
A historical list details oil and gas property actions including leases and transfers. Named parties such as Gladys A Woodworth, Theodore Carlson, Arthur M. Guida, Donald E Hajek, Marian Waddell, Rex Monahan, Arthur Larson, Clarence A. Mellburg, Frank Rauner, Keith Deaver and Texota Oil Co. appear with parcel descriptions and terms, five year or ten year periods, and start dates like January 1 1962.
Gehl Bros Manufacturing Co of West Bend Wisconsin names Larson Machinery Co Sidney as local dealer for Gehl forage harvesting handling and feedmaking equipment. Display shows Chop-All Forage Harvester Mix-All Feedmaker Grind-All Hammer Mill and other Gehl machines including blower forage box hay conditioner 72 Flail Chopper and RC400 Recutter.
June 5 results include Midget League VFW 11 KSID Mavericks 0 SOD 15 Firemen 2 Minor League SOD 8 Banks Drive In Orioles 2 Coca Cola Dodgers 8 Ackerman Agency Cubs 7 Welch Ins Tigers 15 Western Auto Braves 2 Gehrig Son Yanks 10 Community TV Reds 9. June 6 results show Minor League Ackerman Agency Cubs 6 Jerry's Conoco Giants 2 Olesen Body Shop Tigers 7 Rex's Watch Dodgers 4 Gehrig Son Reds 11 A&W Root Beer Yanks 6 Javee Major League Elks 10 Rotary 0 SOD 5 Lions 2 Western Drug 7 Sidney National Bank 0 Kiwanis 13 K of C 3. June 8 results list Community YV Reds 9 Western Auto Braves 5 Welch Ins Tigers 6 SOD 1 Coca Cola Dodgers 11 Gehrig Son Yanks 8 KSID Mavericks 14 SOD 6.
June 6 bowling results show Isel High Team Series North Dividers 2304. Juelfs Oil tops High Team Game with 795. Men's high series goes to Lowell Ottoson 556 and high game to Lowell Ottoson 223. Women Betty Slama leads with 426 and 167 game.
Canton Ohio unveils a $4.5 million city hall under construction featuring stainless steel curtain wall. The design honors local industry with steel sourced from a Canton plant.
The City of Sidney Nebraska proposes selling property to G H Doran for Lot 6 and 7, Block 28 Original Town, with easements across Lot 6. The purchaser to convey to the City by Warranty Deed property described and provide a title abstract. taxes for 1961 to be paid. possession after remonstrance period and city authorization actions to follow within 60 days.
City of Sidney Nebraska sets terms for certified copies and corrections on real estate sale proceedings. Purchaser may object to defects, ten day deadline for deed exchange after approval, possession until building completion, and option to withdraw if City fails to perform. Remonstrance period opens 30 days from May 4 1961.
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