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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1956

Page

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Improvement Plans For City Formed At Workshop Session

A Sidney community improvement project formed last night with four committees after a year of planning. Proposals include a water resources survey for industry and farming, beautification of the commercial district, a recreation program survey for teens, and better coordination of facilities to boost participation. About 30 residents attended at the junior high in Sidney. Dr. Beggs outlined five keys to success: belief in the community, intergroup cooperation, ongoing needs assessment, age-wide program integration, and citizen growth opportunities.

Sidney Sidney Community Improvement Project Cheyenne County Sidney Junior High Walter Beggs Dale Hayes University of Nebraska Vaughn Phelps Mullen Roy Minnis Colorado State Department of Public Instruction Beggs

Funeral for Mrs Deal Set in Sidney Thursday

Funeral services for Nellie V. Deal 66 of Sidney are 2 p.m. Thursday at Craig Funeral Home. She died Monday in Denver after a long illness. Burial will be in Greenwood Cemetery beside her husband who died in 1951. Surviving: two daughters Hazel Morehead and Josephine Williams. five sons Lloyd James Jack Orie Dick. mother Anna Glunz. three sisters. three brothers.

Craig Nellie V. Deal Sidney St. Joseph’s Hospital Denver Dan Allen Greenwood Cemetery Hazel Morehead Elsie Josephine Williams North Platte Lloyd James Jack Orie Deals Bayard Bridgeport Gurley Deal Denver Hospital Anna B. Glunz Martin Radhel John Bayclay Bryan McGahn Graviton Nebr Fred John Glunz George Merino Colo

Oshkosh Airport Improvement Fund Allocation

The State Aeronautics Commission reports 22500 dollars in state and federal funds for Oshkosh municipal airport development. Federal 15000 and state 7500 funds will be matched by the city, totaling 30000 for obtaining title grading graveling fencing and possible lighting. An Oshkosh delegation outlined plans at the March meeting.

State Aeronautics Commission Oshkosh

Portz Elected Elks Leader

Howard Bud Portz was elected Exalted Ruler of Sidney B P O E No. 1894 at the regular meeting. Also chosen were Charles Lafler Leading Knight Robert Wolfe Lloyd Knight Harold Lessig Lecturing Knight and Robert Michelson Tiler. Leon Lafler will fill a board of trustees vacancy and Joy Knackstedt was named youth activities chairman with installation set for April 2.

Howard Bud) Portz Sidney B.P Charles Lafler Robert Wolfe Lloyd Knight Harold Lessig Robert Michelson Leon Lafler Joy Knackstedt

Existing Industry Attention Urged in Sidney Chamber Meeting

The Sidney Chamber of Commerce membership committee urges focusing on local industries that employ workers but are little known to the public. The plan aims to make 1956 the biggest membership year in the organization's history and was referred to the industrial committee for action. D.C. Dude Jelinek led the meeting with Chamber President Ralph Thompson in attendance.

Sidney Chamber of Commerce Industrial Committee D.C Dude’ Jelinek Chamber Ralph Thompson

Miss Fort Sidney Pageant Opens Search 1956

The Sidney Jaycees began the annual Miss Fort Sidney Days pageant search. Winners advance to the Miss Nebraska contest June 12 13. Entry rules include residency six months, age 18 to 28, good character and a three minute talent routine. Sponsors urged to contact Schmidt or Ellison.

Jaycees Fort Sidney Sidney Jaycees Schmidt Warren Ellison The Winter Drug Company

Bumper Farm Output Seen Across the Nation in 1956

An Agriculture Department forecast signals a likely rise in overall farm production in 1956 with March 1 plantings at 352 million acres for commercial crops, about three million fewer than last year. The administration aims to cut back about 35 million acres through soil bank measures to stabilize prices and reduce surpluses.

Nebraska Agriculture Dept Eisenhower Senate Department Soil Bank

Telegraph Questions Four City Council Candidates

The Telegraph sent ten questions to Ferris Preble Rudy Mundelhoh Dean Wilson and Ed Bauman about municipal affairs. All candidates responses will be published next week.

the Telegraph Telegraph Ferris Preble Rudy Munderloh Dean Wilson Ed Bauman

Banks Paroled On Break and Enter Count

Alfred Banks, 19, of Sidney, given five year probation after pleading guilty to breaking and entering the Muriel Crosby farm home. Two minors also committed to the state training school for boys for the same offense. A grand-larceny charge over stolen wire from the Sidney Power Plant was dismissed. Conditions include no auto ownership or operation for five years and a $750 restitution to Crosby at $100 monthly.

Alfred Banks Sidney John Kuns Banks Muriel Crosby Cheyenne Pat Heaton, Jr Heaton Crosby

John J Brown Popcorn John Funeral Rites Set

Funeral services for John J Brown known as Popcorn John are set for 9 a.m. Thursday at St Patrick’s Catholic Church with Rev Albert Albel officiating. Burial occurs at Dalton Cemetery. Rosary is tonight at 6 45 p m at Gehrig and Son Funeral Home. A Cheyenne County resident for 49 years he lived in Sidney 18 years and was honored last fall by the Sidney Lions Club with a Popcorn John Day proclaimed by the mayor.

John J. Brown Popcorn John St. Patrick’s Catholic Church Albert Albel Dalton Cemetery Rosary Gehrig and Son Funeral Home Cheyenne County Brown Sidney

Nebraska Panhandle fuels record crude oil output

Nebraska fields mainly in the Panhandle posted a new daily crude oil average of 37,295 barrels last week, surpassing the prior 37,097 barrel mark. No new completions in Cheyenne County. one new wildcat started, with Davis Oil moving on Sanders No 1 near Winkelman Field.

Nebraska Panhandle Cheyenne Couty Davis Oil Co Swsw Dalton Winkelman Texota Oil Shell Oil Jurgens Egging Larson Potter Pool Davis Oil Reinbolt Kimball County Singleton Soule Banner County

New Partner Joins Insurance Agency in Sidney

Dick Smith, 25, becomes a full partner at Ayers Spearow Agency for Sidney. He comes from Omaha, is a 1952 University of Nebraska graduate, and previously underwrote in Lincoln and Omaha. The firm retains its name for now.

Dick Smith Ayers-Spearow Sidney Smith Omaha New Sidney Insurance University of Nebraska Lincoln

New Generator Strike Ends as Westinghouse Accepts Plan

Sidney officials hailed a breakthrough as the walkout against Westinghouse Electric Corp ended. A five year peace contract backed by a government panel was accepted. the generator for the Sidney Power Plant, made in East Pittsburgh, will ship within about 60 days and reach Sidney by mid May for installation.

Sidney Westinghouse Electric Corp Westinghouse Pittsburgh Murrey Fuller

Nebraska GOP sets county quota amid record drive

Nebraska Republicans plan to raise 236,870 for 1956 campaign with Cheyenne County allotted 1,518. Chair Joseph Wishart notes an 86,000 statewide hike and 24 percent county return. Receipts March 23, 1955 to March 15, 1956 total 26,224.60 with 5,418.70 balance. Scotts Bluff Box Butte and Dawes exceed Cheyenne in quotas.

Nebraska Cheyenne County Republican State Finance and Budget Committee Joseph S Wishart Wishart Panhandle Scotts Bluff Box Butte Dawes Cheyenne

Population of Sidney Near 10 000 in Census Projections

The Sidney-Ordville community census reports Sidney 8 122 and SOD 1 378 with some nonresponse. Officials say growth suggests a 1960 Sidney population near 10 000 though current estimates range 8 000 to 9 000 based on residences and utilities.

Sidney Ordville Sidney-Ordville Sidney Community Improvement Project Roger Epley Epley Chamber of Commerce Walter Beggs University of Nebraska Tare

Final Hospital Inspection Set

Directors of Cheyenne County Memorial Hospital seek the final federal inspection to determine remaining funds due from federal participation in construction and equipment. The hospital opened ten months ago and faces a sizeable deficit after the federal share is paid, with a $75,000 loan for construction and working capital and a recent $4,000 operating loss prompting a rate increase to return to profitability.

Cheyenne County Memorial Hospital Hospital Association Uncle Sam Hospital Division State Health Department Association

Sidney School Board Candidate Paul Hakes Emerges

Paul Hakes, owner and manager of Ready-Mixed Concrete Co, is described as a surprise candidate in the Sidney School Board race for April 3. Born in St Joseph, Missouri, he moved to Sidney in 1910, entered the motel business, then started a concrete products firm in 1951. He is a Presbyterian, married with two children in local schools.

Sidney Paul Hakees Hakes St Joseph Hates Presbyterian Church Jutier Tagzh Peggy Vet

Improvements to City Auditorium Kitchen and Dining Facilities

A committee led by Mayor J. Fred Thompson and City Manager Murray Fuller reviewed facilities at the City Auditorium. They considered new or used restaurant type gas ranges, a 15 to 18 foot capacity two-door refrigerator, a deep fryer, improved fluorescent kitchen lighting, and an enhanced hot water system. Plans include repainting, replacing folding tables, and possibly charging user groups for gas and maintenance. a new hotel nearby could shift demand and a roof bid of about 3600 dollars was discussed.

City Auditorium J. Fred Thompson Jack H. Lowe Murrey Fuller Fuller Min

Police Auto Digging Prep Nears for Sidney Department

Two new police autos ready for dig and integration into Sidney department in coming days with equipment outfitting. The city purchases indicate upgrade of local law enforcement fleet.

Sidney Joe A Gibson

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