Maddox Is Winner Of Float Prize At Fort Sidney Days
The 1952 Fort Sidney Days parade drew about 15,000 spectators and featured more than 130 units. Maddox Motor Company captured the top float honor with a red white and blue patriotic design crowned by a white eagle.
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Fort Sidney Days
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9Th
10Th Avenue
Montgomery-Ward
Julesburg Drum & Bugle Corps
Bayard High School
Vfw-American Legion
Buck
Fred Lehmkuhl
Lodgepole
Norma Benzel
Sidney
Chamber of Commerce
Sioux Ordnance Depot
Ordnance Corps
Weyerfts
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Boys Scouts
Liberty
Larry Stuart
Maddox Motor Company
Bertha Libsack
Elvera Marx
Rudell Short
Mary Jo Block
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Thompson’s Food Store
Fort Sidney
Cheyenne County’ Extension Clubs
Sidney Nursery
Maple Street Music Studio
American Legion
White Cross
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American National Bank
Powell Hardware- Elwell Motors
Red McDonald
Triangle Sheet Metal Company
Western Implement Company
America
August Mielke
Conoco
Gordon’s Wrecking Service
Sidney Claims Service
First Aid
Coca Cola
Forney Welders
Texaco
Acheson Plumbing
Dix
Chevron
New Nash
Sidney Flooring
Bergner’s
Cheyene County
Ohio Oil Company
Robbins Spraying
Gibson Motor Company
Dairy Queen
Horne Motor Company
Andrew Transfer
Petersen & Petersen
O. L. Maddox
Harold Connors
Bill Robinson
Lincoln Gov Peterson to speak at agronomy building dedication
Lincoln Governor Val Peterson will headline the dedication of the University's new agronomy building on Thursday. The ceremony at 10 30 a m will feature an address on Building a Greater Nebraska with speakers including C Y Thompson of West Point and Dr A H Moseman, chief of the Bureau of Plant Industry Soils and Agricultural Engineering in Washington D C. The Telegraph notes all S170s envelopes.
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Lincoln
Val Peterson
Nebraska
C. Y. Thompson
West Point
University
Board of Regents
A. H. Moseman
Bureau of Plant Industry, Soils and Agricultural Engineering
Washington, D. C
Fort Sidney Days broadcasts boost celebration scope
KSID covered Fort Sidney Days events on site with announcers describing activities and awarding winners. Art Westergard led broadcasting in cowboy attire while Rudy Munderloh and volunteers served 8,000 barbecue sandwiches in under three hours. Lions Kangaroo Court drew crowds, parades ran smoothly under O. L. Maddox and Harold Connors, and Country Cousins dancers energized Friday and Saturday programing.
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Fort Sidney Days
KSID
Art Westergard
Rudy Munderloh
Sidney
Spivak Brings Sweet Trumpet To Sidney Auditorium
Charlie Spivak, famed trumpet star of a leading dance orchestra, will perform at the Sidney Auditorium this Wednesday June 25. The interview notes his calm, confident nature, love of records and clothes, and busy schedule with a long career and family ties in broadcasting.
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Charlie Spivak
America
Sidney Auditorium
Charlie
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