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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1952

Page

1

Blood For Freedom train seeks 200 pints of blood locally

Donors from Cheyenne County area will rise to the two day Blood For Freedom train visit at the Union Pacific Depot. About 240 have signed up to give blood with the American Legion Auxiliary registering donors and Cheyenne County Medical Society assisting. Donors are urged to avoid fatty foods four hours before and arrive on time to keep the schedule.

H.R. Montgomery Chappell Montgomery Turday Union Pacific Cheyenne ‘County Medical Society

Frank Smith Seeks Sidney Police Judge Candiate Slot

A petition has been circulated and filed for Frank Smith to be placed on the April 1 ballot as a candidate for the Sidney Police Judge. His name would be the second on the ballot behind Glenn Greenlee who was nominated at the city caucus.

Frank Smith Sidney Glenn Greenlee

Edwards Named New Youth Center Head in Sidney

Dr James Edwards has been named chairman of the board of directors for the Sidney Youth Center this week. He replaces Paul Faust who has moved to Casper Wyoming.

James ‘Edwards Sidney Paul Faust Casper Wyoming

Wheat Value Case Starts Amid Courtroom Jury Selection

A crowded Sidney courtroom heard the start of an appeal from appraisement of wheat on state owned school land. Leonard Lafler contests a $45 per acre valuation while Narjes argues Lafler knew auction risk. Judge John Kuns presides as 12 jurors are chosen from 21 prospects.

Sidney Leon Lafler Paul Narjes John Kuns Heaton & Connors Lafler Martin & Davis Frank Mattoon Narjes

Reserve Unit Expands Recruiting Drive at Sidney Armory

Sidney reserve unit Headquarters and Service Company 416th Ordance Bn launches intensified recruiting led by Lt. Col. Harold Katz. Committee chair John Underdown with Kenwood Anderson and Norris C. Johnson plans emphasize draft-age youths gain yearly training and possible ordnance division rating even if drafted. Open positions include automotive mechanics machinists millwrights draftsmen electricians leather workers tin smiths welders typists clerks and storekeepers with 15 days of summer training at Rock Island Arsenal to be scheduled before July.

Sidney Reserve Unit Headquarters and Service Company 416Th Ordnance B. A. M. Bn Harold Katz John Underdown Sidney Kenwood Anderson Dalton Norris C. Johnson Chappell Ordnance Division Katz Rock ‘Island Arsenial Rock Island, Ill

Nebraska Tax Assessment Under Way For Property Owners

County Assessor Roy Gish announced the annual property tax assessment process. Property must be declared by April 20, with evaluation as of March 10. Appeals may go to the County Board of Equalization, then to district court. Motor vehicles are assessed via registration records. Long lines formed at the assessor’s office Monday.

Roy Gish Tery County Board of Equalization Board “of Equalization Mr. Gish

Wheat Belt Electric Members Attend Chicago Rural Electrification Convention

Representatives of Wheat Belt Electric Membership Association left for Chicago to attend the National Rural Electrification Association annual convention from March 10 to 14. Directors Wayne Bond Theo Smith John Hornicek Raymond Weed Arnold Peaks and Thad Patrick travel with managers Charles Ham and spouses to discuss materials and power needs and other primary convention matters.

Wheat Belt Electric Chicago National Rural Electrification Associations Wheat Belt Wayne Bond Lodgepole Theo Smith Chappell John Hornicek Raymond Weed Dalton Arnold Peaks Thad Patrick Oshkosh Charles Ham Sidney Wheat Belt Association Smith Hornicek Weed

Rites Held For Pioneer Lady Jessie Scott

Western Nebraska mourns as 76 year old Jessie Scott dies in Bridgeport after sixty four years in the region. Funeral at Bridgeport Episcopal Church with Canaday Funeral Home in charge. Survived by three daughters two sons nine grandchildren and four great grandchildren.

Western Nebraska Jessie Scott Scott Bridgeport Western Nebraska Bridgeport Episcopal Church Roland Lindsey Canaday Funeral Home Henry, IL Sidney Dora Pool Old Cheyenne County Dalton Roses Perry ‘Scott Mabel Hulme Laramie Wyo Esther Coulter Alex Scott Fullerton Calif Florence Cramer John Scott San Francisco Elsie Ewing Clara Clough Mabel Scott Gus Pool Portland Ore Jay Pool S. H. Pool Cheyenne Vicinity Episcopal Church Bridgeport Order of Eastern Star Bridgeport Woman’s Clu

School Boards Convene In Alliance for Seven district meeting

Alliance to host an all day meeting of the seven district Nebraska State School Boards Association on April 4. The seventh district includes Box Butte Sioux Dawes Sheridan Scotts Bluff Morrill Garden Dev el Cheyenne Banner Kimball counties. Rex Myers elected Alliance host. H Gorman NSSBA executive secretary invites. Session begins 10 a m with luncheon and afternoon business meeting. Officers for the district to be elected. Organization of all districts required by June 30. Myers will chair the district seven session.

Alliance Board of Education Western Nebraska North Platte Nebraska State School Boards, Association Box Butte Sioux Dawes Sheridan Scotts Bluff Morrill, Garden Devel Cheyenne Banner Kimball Counties H. Gorman NSSBA Rex Myers Alliance Board Alliance Myers

Oil drill tests loom at Gurley area wells

Oil activity expands in Cheyenne County as Ohio Oil Co. prepares a stem test Monday at the Young No. 1 in the Reimers field near Gurley, with the third sand producing oil in six wells at 4,840 feet. Cook No. 2 wildcat near Sidney targets coring midweek, while a Wytex operated Herboldsheimer No. 1 wildcat northeast of Potter eyes a Monday night spud.

More Oil News On Page Three

The Shell Oil Co. has not set a definite site for its third drilling test in the south Potter field, but Larson No. 2 is staked and may be the next activity site in Cheyenne County. Texas Company has no report on Sioux Ordnance Depot where the fourth well is being drilled. In Kimball County the Goodwin No. 1 south and west of Dix is drilling at 5,811 feet, a venture by Vaughey and Vaughey on Frank Goodwin’s farm in Sidney. Hagemeister No. 1 is at 5,300 feet and may advance 100 feet before starting to core, offset to the Dunn No. 1 in the southeast quarter of Section 9-13-54 and the southwest quarter of Section 3-13-53.

Shell Oil Co South Potter Field Cheyenne County Shell Texas Company Sioux Ordnance Depot Kimball County Wildcat Goodwin No Vaughey Frank Goodwin Sidney Smith-Enders Dunn

City Primary Voting Today With Two Incumbent Candidates

City polls open eight to eight for the primary election with only two nominees, both incumbents J Fred Thompson and Jack H Lowe. City Clerk Gordon Tobin urged turnout to boost interest in good government as past elections showed low competition. Polling places include North Side School House West of Tenth Avenue South of the Union Pacific City Auditorium lobby East of Tenth Avenue and South of Union Pacific East Side School House. Voter turnout last comparable cycle reached about 1,900. Tobin hopes a thousand votes will be cast today.

J. Fred Thompson Jack H. Lowe Gordon Tobin North Side North Side School House Tenth Avenue Union Pacific City Auditorium East Side Tobin

Rural Youths outline 52 spring programs and meetings

Cheyenne County Rural Youth executive committee outlined 52 activities for spring including St Patrick's party on March 11 with George Fotinos and Leonard Benzel, Potter Youth Center meetings March 25 opening membership drive, Easter party April 8, Dalton meeting April 22, a May 31 Last Day of School party in Sidney City Auditorium, and a May 27 regular meeting. Committees cover recreation and refreshments across events. The season ends with a June officers led picnic.

Cheyenne County Harry Benzel St. Patrick’s George Fotinos Leonard Benzel Violet Shepherd Neal Craig Potter Pat Dindinger Norma Buhrdorf Sidney Linda Hopkins Kenwood Andersen Bill Welch Wen‘dell“Johnson Dalton Renee Strom Dorothy Becker Yvonne Stoppe Anla Diefendorfer Sidney City Auditorium Terry Wickhorst Dennis Juelfs Ardlen Simpson Jerry Oliverius Carl Lovell Jack Peters Don Lafler

Rummage Event To Fund Band Uniforms In Sidney

The Sidney Band Auxiliary plans a rummage sale in the City Auditorium basement on Saturday March 15 to raise money for new band uniforms. Helpers can bring rummage Friday or call Mrs. Edgar Sayre Mrs. Hilbert Borcher or Mrs. Arnold Westerhoff. They've raised about two thousand dollars so far and aim to reach five thousand to fund sixty uniforms.

Sidney Band Auxiliary City Auditorium Edgar Sayre Hilbert Borcher Arnold Westerhoff

Farm Home Fire Damages Dalton Residence

A Dalton farm home two miles south of Dalton sustained heavy damage from a fire set likely by a cigarette. Estimated at 3000 dollars, the blaze caused plaster to fall and paint to peel while furniture survived. Gilbert Myers suffered burns to his hands but did not need hospital care. Dalton Fire Department responded at 8:30 and contained the fire quickly.

Dalton Gilbert “Red” Myers Meyers

Conoco Dealers Meet In Sidney Preview Campaign

About 50 agents, deal ers, and jobbers in the Sidney District gathered at the Yendis Cafe to preview Continental Oil Company’s $3,500,000 advertising push for 1952. O F Splichal announced a nationwide plan across 1,073 daily and weekly papers 72 radio stations 19 TV stations The Saturday Evening Post and 13 farm pubs plus outdoor posters. Attendees included J K Snowden R C Pierce and R J Kugler.

Continental Oil Company Sidney Yendis Continental Conoco O. F. Splichal Lincoln J. K. Snowden Saturday Evening Post R. C. Pierce Ogallala R. J. Kugler

Thompson's Opening Draws Large Crowds

Nearly 1200 people registered at the grand opening of Thompson's Photo Service in the former Telegraph location on Saturday. A constant stream of visitors viewed the remodeled quarters. Ralph Thompson, owner, said flowers were given to each caller and door prizes were awarded. A winners list was not available in time for this issue.

Thompson Telegraph Ralph Thompson The

Farmers Urged to Sign PMA Plans by March 31

Farmers who intend to sign farm plans with the Production Marketing Administration are warned that March 31 is the deadline. Those not yet signed up should call at the PMA office as soon as possible, announced Bert Wiegers, chairman.

PMA Bert Wiegers

Englert Farm Auction Sells 48 Acres at High Bid

Spirited bidding drew a large crowd as John Kurz topped the sale of 48 acres of improved property near Spirited with a high bid of 18500 dollars. The Emil Englert owners received 385 dollars per acre for the land.

Emil Englert Sidney John Kurz

Jailbreaker Nabbed By Phone Call Faced New Charges

Maxwell Lincoln state extension forester will be in Cheyenne County next Friday to confer with residents on tree planting landscaping. An evening public meeting at Dalton High School will begin at o oclock with slides presented by Mr Maxwell. Cheyenne County Agent Ivan Liljegren invites those interested to contact the extension office for information.

Maxwell Lincoln State Extension Forester Cheyenne County Dalton Dalton High School Ivan Liljegren

Shoppers Day Set Thursday in Sidney Trade Area

Sidney residents are urged to join Shoppers Day on Thursday with prizes and bar gains at local firms. The event offers a $112.50 cash jackpot and $142.15 in merchandise prizes across participating stores. Despite poor weather February’s event drew shoppers and four merchandise awards were won.

Sidney Trade Area Sidney

Joris Named Cheyenne County Conservation Chief

Joris, newly appointed head conservationist for Cheyenne County Soil Conservation District, has a strong Forestry Service background from 1935 to 1941 and long SCS tenure since 1942. He has served in North and South Dakota, Wyoming, Colorado, Texas, Kansas, and Nebraska, with posts at Scottsbluff, Alliance, Arnold, Loup City, and Oshkosh. He officially assumed duties last Monday, succeeding Lee Girardot who resigned after six years.

Cheyenne County New Soil Conservation ‘District Larry ‘Joris Forestry Service Soil Conservation Service North Dakota South Dakota Wyoming Colorado Texas Kansas Nebraska SCS Loup City Oshkosh Joris Lee Girardot

Jailbreak escapee Hollon recaptured in Memphis

Lawrence Hollon, 39, who escaped Cheyenne County jail last Dec 30 with Don Brown, was arrested in Memphis after calling Sheriff Schulz to say he would return. Police nabbed Hollon in a phone booth while he talked to a radio operator. He had been sentenced to five years in the Nebraska State Penitentiary for jailbreak. Brown, 20, surrendered later. both had damaged the jail during the escape.

W. W. Schulz Sidney Lawrence Dale Hollon Hollon Cheyenne County Memphis Tennessee Collect Schulz Nebraska State Penitentiary Don Brown Helton Brown Nebraskan Penitentiary Union Pacific Ogallala Alliance Braasch FBI Sioux Ordnance Depot

Extra Deputy Will Aid At. Tax Office

Myrle Hoffman, deputy collector of Internal Revenue, will be assisted by D H Tarkington from the North Platte office this week Monday through Friday to handle expected heavy income tax information. Hoffman will be in the office 9 to 5 on Saturdays and the following Monday, at the internal revenue office located in the basement of the Sidney Post Office.

Myrle Hoffman Internal Revenue D. H. Tarkington North Platte Income Tax Informton Hoffman Sidney Post Office

Self Employed Must File SS Return By March 15th

Self-employed workers must report 1951 social security earnings and pay the social security tax with their 1951 income tax return by March 15. A 24 percent tax applies to net income up to 3600, reported on Schedule C. If net income is under 400 no report is needed. A personal social security account number is required.

Social Security H.F. Benjamin Scottsbluff Social Security Office Benjamin Telegraph Internal Revenue

Also Mentioned on This Page

RED Nam Il Korea Seoul Dr. Edwards New Youth Center Harry Schumacher Kenneth Larson Lloyd Johnson Arthur Disney Francis Roelle Wayne Rapp Carl Borcher Raymond Slama Elwood Lostroh Edward Lessman Henry L. Schnell Jess Higgens 416Th Ordnance Battalion Rea Herboldsheimer _ Well Ohio Oil Co Reimers Field Gurley Ohio Young Foster Cook Tovey Carter Clifford Herboldsheimer Wytex Oil Co Harold Nutting Herboldsheimer No. 1 Francis Egging Tniay Englert State Forester Already Lawrence Hollon Tax Office
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