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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1964
Page
2
Morrill housewife Betty Karpf filed to challenge Terry Carpenter for the Unicameral seat from the 48th District. Known as Terrible Terry, Carpenter has long been a Western Nebraska political figure but has never won statewide race. Karpf plans an active campaign beyond mere protest.
C N Bud Clemens of Bridgeport filed for Legislator in the new 44th District. The district includes Morrill county with Bridgeport as county seat plus Deuel Garden Arthur Grant and Keith counties. Clemens runs an automobile dealership in Bridgeport for 25 years and serves as Bridgeport City Council president and Morrill County Republican Central Committee chairman.
Kimball's proposed rest home, Kimball Manor, suffered a minor setback that could delay construction about three weeks. spokesman Bill Batterton said state requirements for all masonry construction in rest homes caused a potential shift from April to May. Land was purchased and deeded to the corporation, with surveys and preliminary work completed. Stock in the corporation may still be purchased.
BAYARD The Bayard Lions Club announces its Annual Youth Talent Contest will be held Sunday afternoon April 5 in conjunction with the Nebraska Lions Club statewide amateur talent program. Open to local youths, contestants are divided into junior under 11, intermediate 11 to 15, and senior 16 to 19. Bridgeport Lions Club will not hold a contest this year due to conflicts.
Rushville Park Board discussed opening the city pool on Saturday April 4 pending City Council approval. The six month season runs April through September with reduced hours in April May and September on Monday Wednesday evenings and weekend afternoons. From June to August the pool would operate six days weekly.
Alliance public Schools board approved setting aside a parcel of land east and north of the Junior High, not exceeding 12 acres, for a trade school if the Nebraska legislature chooses to locate one here. Lavern Faber of the Chamber of Commerce Education Committee outlined state visits and surveys set for April by a Legislative Council panel.
The alumni committee, aided by friends, has found 1350 of 1363 graduates' addresses. Some teachers' addresses are missing. weekly updates come in. Several specific alumni names and classes remain unlocated or with incorrect addresses.
The annual Easter Egg Hunt will be held in Chappell parks on Saturday March 21. Children will be guests of the Chamber of Commerce and the Business and Professional Women's Club. If weather is bad, the event shifts to the following Saturday per BPW chair Mrs Russell Cunningham.
Mrs. Milt Nissen greets new Sidney arrivals. Jeq Wise and spouse 1433 12th Ave from Denver. he in Graphic Flustrations sales, she a cosmetics seller. Kenneth and spouse 2124 13th Ave from Gurley. he a Kan sas Nebraska Gas plant operator. two daughters ages seven and two and a half. Roger D Smith and spouse 1305 11th Ave from Denver. he Montgomery Ward manager. Dick Durbin and family 837 Olsen Drive from Chadron. he with OConnell Foy Construction. two children ages two and one. Fernando Gomez and spouse 1712 1st St Sioux Villa from Scottsbluff. he works on Burlington railroad section. three boys ages 12, eight, six and a daughter age nine. Victor Lambert and spouse 660 Charlotte Dr from Sioux Army Depot. he a truck driver. three sons ages 12, 11, nine and three daughters ages 18, 15, nine. Lloyd Carruth and spouse 1715 4th St Sioux Villa from Grand Island. he owns Globe Barber Shop. they have an 11 year old daughter.
Maple Grove notes describe Sharmans and Flessners visiting Denver last Monday and social calls across town through the week. The column lists many dinners, shopping trips in Scottsbluff, club meetings, birthday parties, and family gatherings plus a postponed Farmers Union meeting and several Sunday visits to homes.
The writer recalls Cheyenne County bookmobile service begun a year ago on March 18 funded by Nebraska state funds. He urges readers to send postcards to County Commissioners in Sidney to show support for continuing the service. The piece reflects on spring hope, favorably ponders old time entertainment, and mentions figures like Arthur Murray and Lawrence Welk as playful ideas for fundraising.
Lana Turner reports a high fever and possible typhoid contracted on a Mexico City junket, thieves rob Acapulco home of jewelry and cash, Sophia Loren cited for pregnancy, Garder McKay in Egypt with Barbara Bouchet, Arlene Dahl’s family notes, Mamie Van Doren courting William Long, nightlife chatter at Luau with stars, Shelley Winters filming in New York, Beverley Radland eyeing a beach club, and 1963 paper and paper board production records.
Director Arthur Penn intends to convert Mickey One from film to a stage exhibit a couple of years after the movie. The chase comedy stars Warren Beatty and Alexandra Stewart in the cinema version.
Brief fragment indicates a reference to a business address 830 llth Avenue and a corporate name Come Co. Inc. with missing surrounding context. No dates or actions are provided.
The fragment lists a literary remark on a work by Weiss and outlines a dense March schedule of school events across Dalton districts plus a sequence of court cases. It records routes and times for Mon to Thu, with offenses including destruction of property careless driving intoxication speeding and reckless driving and court costs or restitution.
New York AP reports a Paris version of Broadway comedy Enter Laughing is set to open in spring. Based on Carl Reiner's novel, it follows a youth aiming to be an actor. Jean Cosmos handles the adaptation after staging A Thousand Clowns in Paris.
The Museum of the City of New York adds an extensive design and costume research collection, including satin slippers worn by Sarah Bernhardt and sketches for Ziegfeld Follies gowns. The gift comes from Dazian's, Inc., a costuming house dating to 1842 that served the show business.
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