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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1956
Page
10
The Sidney Telegraph is an independent tri weekly newspaper published at 830 11th Ave Sidney Nebraska. It serves Sidney Cheyenne County and Western Nebraska and is issued every Monday Wednesday and Friday afternoon. Membership costs 5.00 per year inside 50 miles and 7.00 per year outside 50 miles.
Mr and Mrs Gorman Hawkins hosted a birthday party for their daughter Susan on her sixth birthday with twenty two children and six mothers attending. The afternoon featured games and presents followed by ice cream and cake as party favors colored balloons.
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Mr and Mrs Robert Kurz and sons called at the S Picknell home. Sgt Harold Johnson visited the Stanley Krueger home. Various families spent the weekend in Denver visiting relatives and attending Ice Capades. Meals and birthday gatherings noted among the households of Haupt, Frerichs, Wilson, Olson, Mininger, and Nightengale.
State and federal highway officials halted bids on armour coating the shoulders of Highway 39 east of Kimball after conflicting specifications. The soft top shoulder threatens damage from traffic. project delays are cited, with plans to resume once details are agreed.
The Sidney Kiwanis Club met at Yendis Cafe with Tri County Rural Board members present. Harold B Clingerman spoke on Building America Better. Richard Knudsen discussed Scouting steps for ages up to 21. Bud Townsend and John Schou led group singing.
OGALLALA court decision awards title to Pike farms and Pike residence to Clarence A. Triska of Sidney. The ~75 000 value property dispute stems from 1952 suit by the late Cath erine Pike alleging misappropriation and demanding accounting and deed revocation. Pike estate plans a new trial motion and possible appeal to the Nebraska Supreme Court.
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