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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1953

Page

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Gas Oil Finds Continue Wildcat Is Announced

James Sloss announces No 1 Glenn Beale wildcat in Cheyenne County six miles south of South Potter field with two feet oil saturation at No 1 Terman near Potter. Ohio Oil Co reports gas sand at No 1 Atkins in West Sidney draw and oil at No 2 Bond in Presbe field. Magnolia and Superior core D sand at Kimball wells. McGowan No 1 plugged.

James Sloss Cheyenne County Glenn Atkins Anschutz Drilling Co Magnolia Superior Kimball County J. M. Nelson Roberts Gibson Gilliam McGowan Ryan Oil Co Schnell F Fiva Miles Ryan Ohio Dalton McMillan É Miles Dus Sidney

Will install PTA Officers in Sidney Friday

Two top officials from Scottsbluff will train the local PTA leaders, attend a banquet, and install new officers at the Central Grade School. Five Sidney PTA groups meet at 3 pm, with a 4 pm conference with the General PTA Committee and a banquet at 6 pm at Hazel's Cafe before the 8 pm installation. The city’s PTA reform adds five school units under a new general council to guide projects. Mrs. Ralph Welch notes the group unites teachers and parents for educational betterment and harmony.

Lowel Wilks William Hazlitt Scottsbluff PTA Sidney Methodist Church Hazel Central Sidney Pta Ralph Welch

1953 Eighth Grade Graduation Set for May 15

Eighth grade graduation exercises are scheduled for Friday May 15 at 2 PM in the Sidney City Auditorium. The program will be presented by the students, with the Dalton Band providing a concert.

Sidney City Auditorium Dalton Band

Poppy Day Planned in Sidney to Honor War Dead

Memorial poppies to be worn in honor of America s war dead will be offered to everyone in Sidney on May 2 under plans finalized by Unit 2 west of the American Legion post.

America Sidney Jon Unit 2

Poppy Day to distribute red crepe paper flowers by veterans helpers

Fire-poppies made of red crepe paper by disabled veterans of both World Wars will be distributed on Nebraska streets by Auxiliary volunteers under co chairs Mrs LeBaron Goodwin and Mrs Merle Spearow. Contributions for American Legion and Auxiliary rehabilitation and child welfare funds will be received by workers. Auxiliary members absent from Tuesday's meeting and others wishing to volunteer should contact the co chairs.

Nebrask Veterans Hospitals leBaron Goodwin Merle Spearow Poppy American Legion and Auxiliary

Two-Car Collision Reported Wednesday

A 12:15 PM Wednesday two car crash on the Sioux Ordnance Depot road nine miles west of Sidney caused $270 in damages. Duane T. Peacock, 23, backing a 1947 Packard, struck a southbound 1959 Plymouth driven by Howard L. Emerson, 17. No injuries were reported.

Sioux Ordnance Depot Sidney Arnold Braasch Duane T. Peacock Howard L. Emerson

Real Estate Valuation Hike Skews Percentage Yet Taxes May Ease

County officials announce a fifty percent valuation trigger will raise real estate assessments for tax purposes. Real estate owners face higher percentages, but Assessor Roy Gish says the dollar impact may be smaller as many balance personal and property tax bills. The board sets percentage increases by area including Farm lands 180 percent and several towns around 120 to 330 percent. Gish notes some cases may see notable increases due to undervalued past assessments.

Oftate Ae Bn Wees Midi County Art Johnson Bridgeport Sidney Potter Lodgepole Gurley Dalton Brownson Gish Bitib

Hospital Plans Given Approval Cheyenne County Hospital gets green light

The Cheyenne County Hospital Association board approved final planning and directed Architect Frank McNett to proceed. Vern Pangborn of the Nebraska Public Health Service praised the designs as among the best seen and urged quick submission to the federal health service. Bids are planned for late summer with alternate plans including air conditioning, and federal funds for the local project are expected by July 1.

Cheyenne County Hospital Association O. K Frank McNett Nebraska Public Health Service Vern Pangborn State Hospital Advisory Board Pangborn Federal Public Health Service McNett Mr. McNett Mr. Pangborn Miemp Fae Nee Sidney

County tax talks flag state of equalization

Johnson urged cuts in farm gear and autos, while officials warned levies will rise. County boards of equalization begin May 18 for 30 days to hear protests and adjust valuations under a new law limiting sessions. Adjustments aim to correct underassessed properties as officials seek fairness.

Johnson Board of Equalization Boards of Equalization Gish Sidney

To Be Extended At The Heights Postmaster Announces Delivery Extension

Postmaster Donald Shipman says authorization from the Post Office Department will extend city delivery to Palomino Place and Monterey Drive in Country Club Heights starting Monday May 4. Residents must file a change of address, show a house number, a mailbox or door slot, and a sidewalk to qualify, or service will be discontinued.

Donald Shipman The Telegraph Post Office Department Palomino Place Monterey Drive Country Club Heights

Sidney Band Eyes Fort Sidney Days Showcase

Sidney's band aims to be a standout at the Fort Sidney Days celebration on June 19 and 20. Band Director Dean Killion hopes the entire school band remains intact for the appearance despite the school year ending. Committee heads urge Sidney to again prove the band is second to none in the region as rivals from other communities prepare vibrant performances.

Sidney Dean Killion Mn Kallion Sidney Band Fort Sidney

Band leader seeks repeat of 1953 celebration popularity

Mr. Killion aims to duplicate the prior year’s appeal at the 1953 celebration and relies on his band members to deliver their sharpest performances.

Mr. Killion

Potter Ends Lodgepole Track Reign at Sidney Meet

Potter defeated Lodgepole to end a two year dominance in Lodgepole Valley Activities Association track and field division. The annual meet was held on Thursday at Sidney High field amid strong performances and a decisive scoring margin.

Potter

Sam Brown Joins Bob's Bakery Staff in Newton Iowa

Sam Brown of Newton Iowa has been added to the staff at Bob's Bakery. Owner Bob Erickson announced the hire this week. Brown brings 30 years of baking experience and specializes in French and Danish pastries.

Sam Brown Newton Iowa Bob’s Bakery Bob Erickson Mr. Brown

Kansan Will Become South Divide Pastors Install Ceremonies

The South Divide church to install Pastor Behrens from Natoma Kansas in a 2:30 pm service. Rev Hy Dorn of St Pauls Sidney and Rev George Pullmann of Salem Gurley will officiate as Behrens begins five years of service with the congregation.

Donald An ‘Behrens Trinity Lutheran ‘Church South Divide Ayia St. Paul’s “Lutheran Sidney George Pullmann Salem Lutheran’ Church Gurley Behrens Natoma Kansas

Sidney Pioneer Dies In Denver

Mrs Irene McLernon Daubach a Sidney pioneer daughter died in a Denver hospital after a heart attack. She trained as a nurse, married Connie Consigny who died, later Charles Daubach, and she is survived by a brother John in Arizona. Funeral services and burial were held in Denver.

Irene McLernon Daubach Sidney Denver Daubach Edward McLernon Connie” Consigny Charles Daubach John Arizona

Miss Glo-Tape crown awarded to Sunol student

O Rosemary Ruttner of Sunol High School was named Miss Glo-Tape in the Jaycees Scotchlite Safety campaign. The award followed an essay on Driving Safely judged by Nebraska Safety Patrol members, with seven county entrants. Ruttner won a 17 jewel watch and expansion band bracelet. Teresa Beucholz, St Patrick's Academy, took second. Carolyn Meyers and Jeanette Fredeberg were among the other winners.

Rosemary Ruttner Sunol Jaycees Cheyenne County Sidney Jaycees Nebraska Safety Patrol Miss Ruttner Teresa Beucholz St. Patrick’s Academy Carolyn Meyers Potter Jeanette Fredeberg Gurley

Local Jaycees Promote Scotchlite Bumper Drive

Sixth place Michael Perrat and seventh Shirley Walker led in a local event where second through sixth received expansion band identification bracelets from sponsors First State Bank of J Lodgepole Farmer's Co Op Elevator Gurley Caldwell Grocery Lund Farmers Elevator Lorenzo Potter State Bank Sidney National Bank and American National Bank. Saturday the Jaycees begin a statewide Scotchlite bumper campaign in Cheyenne County roping off part of 10th Avenue near the courthouse with support from the State Safety Patrol and city leadership. Bob Jobman chairs the Scotchlite Drive committee as the drive aims to raise safety awareness.

First State Bank of J. Lodgepole Farmer’s Co-Op Elevator Gurley Caldwell Grocery Lund Farmers ‘ Elevator Lorenzo, Potter Bank Sidney National - Bank American National ‘Bank Jaycees Scotchlite Cheyenne Nebraska Pafety Patrol

Wagner and Amen improving after Prairie accident

Richard Amen and Wyman Wagner, both 19, were listed as improving at St. Joseph's Hospital in Denver after the accident that killed Gaylord Maddox. They remained conscious and recognized family but could not be operated on due to extensive injuries. Wagner, an employee at Safeway in Sterling, was transported by ambulance to Denver on Friday, and is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Wagner.

Richard Amen Wyman Buddy) Wagner Gaylord Maddox St. Joseph’s Hospital Denver Wagner Safeway Kenneth Wagner Sterling

Elks Lodge Sidney Prepares Socials Before Formal Opening

Elks' social activities begin today with a 1 30 p m ceremony at the City Auditorium and a Saturday night dance at the Elks club. Visiting Elks and wives expected in Sidney for ceremonies, charter members from surrounding communities named as first officers, bar opens today with license granted, and a history of the order published in The Telegraph.

Sidney Elks Lodge Sidney Sidney Lodge City Auditorium Visitas Waco Elks Club Rooms State Liquor Commission E. L. Brooks al Tomlin Denver Elks Ities Dalton Potter Lodgepole Gurley Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks The Telegraph Elkhom E. L. Hoover Joyn Knackstedt Alvin Bauer J. L. Thorpe Clair Hess Ed Swanson Tyler William Highland Charles Fred Parks Howard Jeppesen M. M. Inhelder George Thompson Leon Lafler Harold Keith Leon Fine Carl Christ, Jr Ernest Knackstedt Elks Organization

Rain Revival Eases Panhandle Wheat Fears

Heavy western Nebraska rainfall, reaching Sidney and surrounding farms, moistened topsoil after a harsh spring wind episode. Officials report near half inch in Sidney with more in rural gauges, easing drought fears though sub soil moisture remains a concern for ongoing crop prospects.

Nebraska Sidney Dave Ells Colorado Bureau’of Agricultural: ‘Statistics Federal Crop Reporting Service

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