Final Data On Air Service Needs Now Being Compiled
Sidney prepares a detailed survey for airline service with input from 275 businesses and 18 hotels and motels. The Civil Air Patrol assists this effort as the chamber plans a 100 page exhibit for the Civil Aeronautics Board. The Seven State Case under federal review may extend over a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Chambers of Commerce
Sidney Civil Air Patrol Squadron
Murrey Fuller
Civil Aeronautics Board
Ralph Thompson
Chamber
Thompson
Doane College Dean to Speak at Sidney Family Life Workshop
Florence Walt dean of women at Doane College and past state health official will speak in Sidney on March 23 as part of the second Family Life Workshop sponsored by Cheyenne County Home Extension clubs. The program features Dr. Otto Hoiberg and Dr. Garnet Larson as additional presenters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Walt
Doane College
Sidney
Home Extension Clubs
Cheyenne County
Walt
State Department of Health
Nebraska Congress of Parents and Teachers
Family Life Workshop
Otto Hoiberg
Garnet Larson
Graduate School of Social Work
University of Nebraska
Sterling Faces Teacher Shortage After Bond Passes
Sterling, Kansas, after a $1 750 000 bond to build a new senior high school, must hire at least nine more teachers for next year. The district now employs 115 teachers for 2700 students. The city plans a minimum 13 500 expenditure to improve and equip a baseball field, aiming to boost regional recreational facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling, Cole
Sterling Journal-Advocate
Sterling
Derailment Cleared on Union Pacific Mainline
Traffic on the Union Pacific mainline resumed at 3 a.m. after a freight derailment between Big Springs and Brule halted service Wednesday. Twenty two cars, mostly fruit, left the rails. UP cited a possible failed journal around the 30th car. No injuries reported. westbound line opened by 10 p.m. and eastbound five hours later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific Railroad
Big Springs
Brule
Sidney School Board Candidates to Be Published in Telegraph
Beginning with today’s issue The Telegraph will feature pictures and brief bios of the seven Sidney School Board candidates in alphabetical order to avoid discrimination. Nominees listed include Wayne Bauerkemper Dr. Jim Edwards Leslie Landmesser Elmer Ladine Paul Hakes Dr. Herb Nelson and Milton Nissen. The final candidate story will run Friday March 34, four days before the city and school board election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Telegraph
Sidney School Board
Wayne Bauerkemper
Jim Edwards
Leslie Landmesser
Elmer Ladine
Paul Hakes
Herb Nelson
Milton Nissen
Barlow Mundt Buy Maddox Texaco Service in Sidney
Charles Barlow and Gene Mundt announce purchase of Maddox Texaco Service at 14th and Illinois. The shop becomes Barlow Mundt Texaco Service on March 15 with Texaco and Firestone lines. Opening day offers include free coffee and doughnuts and balloons for children. Both owners are Sidney residents with military service backgrounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Barlow
Gene Mundt
Maddox Texaco
14Th
Illinois
Barlow-Mundt
Texaco
Firestone
Sidney
Barlow
J. §. Richardson
Army Air Force
Saudi Arabia
Mundt
Ainsworth
Nebraska
Japan
Crop Loan Cap May Hit Cheyenne County Farmers
The Senate considers a farm bill amendment capping government crop loans at 100000 dollars per farm. Cheyenne County ASC notes no current wheat loans near that level, though several large operators exceed 50000 bushels. Officials estimate at most 25 Nebraska farmers could qualify for loans of 100000 or more. The amendment also blocks large loans to corporate type cotton wheat and corn farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Cheyenne County
ASC
Senate Aim
Nebraska
Winter Snow Boosts Wheat Prospects in Nebraska Panhandle
Snowfall adds valuable moisture for the 1956 winter wheat crop and plowable stubble fields in Cheyenne County and western Nebraska. Officials predict crop output at least equal to 1955, surpassing six million bushels, as recent moisture and low wind disturbance improve soil conditions before spring plowing and potential warm spells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska Panhandle
Great Plains
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Sidney High Band to Stage Instrumental Festival
The Sidney High School band will hold an instrumental festival on Tuesday March 20 at 8 p.m. in the senior high auditorium as a pre contest to the district music meet at Chadron on April 12-13. Darrell Hammond director of bands Chappell will judge. Admission 50 cents. Participants include multiple student ensembles and soloists across brass woodwind and percussion sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney High School
Chadron
Darrell Hammond
Chappell
Oil Shows in Spearow No. 6 Stimulates Drill in Ohio Field
Oil staining was found in the D sand of the Spearow No. 6 well in the Spearow Field southeast of Gurley, at 4,600 feet, suggesting porosity and oil saturation similar to nearby wells. In Rudolph No. 2, a West of Sidney test in the D sand yielded salt water and mud. drilling will continue in the J section with logs to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Oil Co
Spearow Field
Gurley
Ohio
Sidney
Rudolph Field
Rudolph No. 2
C. G. Novotny
New York
Banner County
Vowers
Magnolia Petroleum
Wytex Oil
Scotts
Bluff County
Garden County
Wildcats. Petroleum, Inc
Kleinholz No. 1
Kimball County
Nwsw
Petroleum, Inc
Watkins Oil Co
Torgeson
Gunderson
Nott No
Hughbanks
Sterling
Hospital room rates rise under Cheyenne board action
Cheyenne County Memorial Hospital board increased private room rates from 12.50 to 14.50 per day and semi private rooms from 10.50 to 11.50. The move aims to erase a about $4,000 annual loss, with occupancy averaging strong in early operation. Changes affect only future stays after April 1. Blue Cross Blue Shield notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County Memorial Hospital
Board of Directors
Frank Harris
Harris
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
American Hospital Association
Sidney Men Involved In Fatal Crash Near Gothenburg
Two Sidney men were in a three mile east of Gothenburg crash on Highway 30 that killed Harold Howell, 36, of Lexington. James Howell, 36, of Fairbury, suffered a broken leg and serious lacerations. Harold Howell, a Lexington lumber man, died. his widow and two children survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Gothenburg
Lexington
Harold Howell
James Howell
Fairbury
Howell
Moore
Darnell
Howell Lumber Co
Nebraska
Brooks Leaves Sidney Country Club for Denver Restaurant
Ed Brooks, manager of Sidney Country Club catering, resigns and will move to Denver in about a month to start a restaurant at 1740 Welton. He and his wife Edna will share management in the new venture. no replacement has been named. Country club officials report ongoing talks about city takeover of the golf course while the club would retain clubhouse ownership and operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Brooks
Sidney Country Club
Denver
Brooks
Welton Brooks
County Club
Edna
Sidney
Music Festival Opens in Bushnell By LPVA Bands
The Bushnell festival kicks off with LPVA school bands performing selected works today. Tomorrow the bands join chorus groups for a combined massed concert in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodgepole Valley Association
Bushnell
LPVA
Wages Raised for Sioux Ordnance Depot Hourly Staff
About 850 hourly employees at Sioux Ordnance Depot will receive a 13 cent per hour raise, totaling roughly $230,000 annually. Col. Wayne L. Wood announced the April 2 effective date and noted the move should boost Sidney’s economy, with depot payroll estimated between $3.5 and $4 million annually. The wage board action followed a study of local pay scales and aims to ensure government workers are not penalized. Washington confirmations from Senators Hruska and Curtis and Rep Miller supported the通知.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Ordnance Depot
Wayne L. Wood
Sidney
Col. Wood
Army Air Force
Sioux
Washington
Roman Hruska
Carl Curtis
A L Miller
Red Cross Seeks School Support In Red Cross Week Campaign
Cheyenne County moves to involve schools in a Red Cross drive from March 18 to 24 with Junior Red Cross distributing materials. Children will be asked to contribute to the 1956 appeal, aided by water safety classes and a broader drive to meet disaster relief needs nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Red Cross
Cheyenne County
Red Cross
LaVern Anthony
Cheyenne County Red Cross
Anthony
Sidney School Board candidate Wayne Bauerkemper profile
Wayne Bauerkemper of Sidney, a 1947 resident and candidate for the Sidney School Board, has 26 years in Nebraska. An employee at Sioux Ordnance Depot, he helped organize School District 166 and served as board president during grade school construction. He has led several PTAs and works for Ohio Oil Co. with a wife and four children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Wayne Bauerkemper
Iowa
Bauerkemper
Nebraska
Sioux Ordnance Depot
Ordville
P-Ta
North Ward
Ohio Oil Co
Snow Causes Multiple Crashes Around Sidney
Snowy roads sparked eight minor accidents within Sidney and nearby areas. James Poling 24 of Akron Ohio rear ended a stopped truck at the Burling ton Railroad crossing on Highway 30 east of Sidney injuring none, while Leroy Wyett 22 of Ordville suffered a bruised shoulder when his car rolled over on the snow packed Sioux Ordnance Depot entrance road. Patrol damage estimates were $200 and $500 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Nebraska Safety Patrol
James Poling
Akron
Ohio
Burlington Railroad
Highway 30
H. R. Montgomery
Leroy Wyett
Ordville
Sioux Ordnance Depot
Kripal Motor Co Low Bidder for Lodgepole Bus Chassis
Kripal Motor Co of Lodgepole was the low bidder on a contract for two 36 passenger bus chassis for the Lodgepole School System when 81 bids were opened yesterday. Other bidders came from Sidney and Channel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kripal Motor Co
Lodgepole
Sidnevi
Channel
Also Mentioned on This Page
M R Sigler
Jerry Wolf
Roger Worrell
Rodney Moore
Margaret Ann Olson
Harriet Taylor
Kari Kay Keating
Diane Hinrichs
Betty Nissen
Katy Leickman
Rosalie Swanson
Flora Mahaffey
Janice Jelks
Berton Harris
Duane Moody
Ted Baker
Jane Welch
Julianne Westfall
Roy Handsel
Sharon Proper
Jim Nielsen
Joan Burr
Keith Sayre
Max Wilson
Carolyn McGirr
Ardice Shoopman
Jane O’connor
Treva Crawford
Lynn Wolf
Sherelyn Speer
Bob Hinrichs
Nancy Brett
Linda Miniken
Ardiee Shoopman
Jack King
Ohio Oil
J Sands
Sioux Ordinance Depot
Ed Strong
Keith Morris
Vern Anthony
Red Cross Water Safety
Sid Moore
Lincoln
Clarence Darnell
Country Club
Board
W. Bauerkemper
Kripal
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