Planning Board Stands Against Downtown Zoning Change
The Planning Board voted six to one against a proposal to amend downtown zoning to allow rebuilding of two service stations at 12th and Illinois. The commission can only recommend. final ordinance action rests with the city council. The board also approved rezoning two parcels for duplex and apartment construction and set next meeting for June 3 at the Municipal Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Planning Commission
12Th
Illinois St
Commission
P. J. Heaton Jr
William Koehn
Delbert Lessman
Paine
Carl W. Christ
Grace McFadden
Rose McFadden
McFadden
Open House At Eggings Sunday At Ted Egging Farm
The Egging Company hosts an open house at the Ted Egging farm with guided tours of tractor cabs and assembly lines. Visitors reach the site via blue signs on Highways 385 and 30 and may view completed cabs and factory displays as employees explain manufacturing steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egging Company
Ted Egging
Gurley Lions Club
Sidney Municipal
Fggings
Joan
Telegraph Resumes TV Listings After Disruption
The Telegraph announces a return of television listings on Friday after a pause to assess reader demand. Editors state the page remains a work in progress as they weigh readability and printing effort.
Editorial Page Features To Be Printed Friday
Editorial page features usually printed in the Wednesday Telegraph will be carried over this week until the Friday issue due to space problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telegraph
Old Settlers Royalty Has Been Chosen
Ruby Bates and W L Bates of Denver were named King and Queen for the 38th Old Settlers Reunion in Lodgepole on Labor Day. The brother sister team, ages 72 and 73, hail from Lodgepole where their father Bert Bates died recently. Sisters Nell Hayden Doris Rowan and Bertha Kucera are expected to attend from Kansas City Broken Bow and Colorado Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Bates
W. L
Vern) Bates
Denver
Old Settlers
Miss Bates
Mr Bates
Bert Bates
Lodgepole
Nell Hayden
Kansas City
Doris Rowan
Broken Bow
Bertha Kucera
Colorado Springs
Museum drive gains support for Cheyenne County History Assoc
Contributions flood in for the museum fund with donors Ned and Nora Robinson $25 Glen and Louise Draper $10 Ken Noteboom $10 John Davison $25 Jerry Dorman $1 Anonymous $50 ODO Club Dalton $3. Clark Fuller reports strong member response as Dr Manley’s historic program at Ft Sidney Motor Hotel boosts interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County Historical Assay
Ned and
Nora Robinson
Glen and
Louise Draper
Ken Noteboom
John Davison
Jerry Dorman
ODO Club
Dalton
Clark Fuller
Association
Sidney Telegraph
Box
Sidney
Nebr
Charles Ham
Ft Sdney Motor Hotel
Manley
Weather Outlook Notes Cloudy Skies Through Thursday
Considerable cloudiness continues through Thursday with cooler temperatures. Showers are possible Thursday or Thursday night as a trough passes.
Charles Overman 89 Dies. Funeral Thursday at Craig Mortuary
Charles A Overman 89 died Tuesday afternoon in Memorial Hospital after three years at Memorial Rest Home. He farmed in Cheyenne County from 1918 until retirement and moved to Sidney. Survived by daughter Edna Buchleiter of Denver and son Albert of Brighton. Burial at later date. obituary to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A Overman
Memorial Hospital
Memorial Rest Home
Craig Mortuary
Denver
Mr. Overman
Cheyenne County
Sidney
Edna Buchleiter
Albert
Brighton
Cole
The
Telegraph
El Palomino Motel to be Sold for Health Reasons
Sam Odland disclosed this week that health has necessitated the sale of the El Palomino Motel, a 22 unit, fully air conditioned operation Odland took over six years ago on Memorial Day and has built a year round tourist and commercial patronage He will open the books to prove earning capacity and will move to a warmer climate for arthritic relief and has been active in Sidney civic affairs and Chamber of Commerce highway and traffic matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oclands
EF Palomino
Odland
el Palomino
Odiand
Sidney
Chamber of Commerce
Ayle Services Thursday At 2
Mrs. AS Ayle 79 longtime Sidney and Peetz resident died at Memorial Hospital. Funeral at 2 p.m. Thursday Evangelical United Brethren Church Peetz. Burial Greenwood Cemetery beside husband. Gehrig & Son Funeral Home in charge. Memorial to EAB Church. She was born January 30 1884 in Plymouth County Iowa and died March 1961.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AS. Ayle
Sidney and Peetz
Memorial Hospital
Evangelical United Brethren Church of
Plymouth County
Iowa
Andrew
Hannah Taylor Millard
Bridgeport
Alvin S. Ayle
Sidney
Peetz
Ayle
E. U. B. Church
Millard
O Taylor
Albuquerque
N. M
Frances Anlers
Nadras
Ore
Kiwanis to Serve 4-H Judging Contests in Sidney
Sidney Kiwanis Club voted to serve a noon meal for about 350 participants at the 4-H judging contest in Sidney on June 4. The same service was provided when the area competition was held here two years ago. Rev John Stayton spoke on Your Support of Your Church and Military Chaplains. The next meeting will address Armed Services Week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Kiwanis Club
John Stayton
Armed Services
Minuteman Missile Contract Spur Road Damage Debate
Officials from Cheyenne County and surrounding areas convened with national and state leaders to address heavy equipment damage to roads and bridges tied to Minuteman construction. A $6 million fiber cable installation contract for 220 missile units was awarded to a San Francisco joint venture including Gale McGee backers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Tri-State
Cheyenne
Laramie County
Wyo
Sens Gale McGee
Milward Simpson
Wyoming
Board of
Jaramie
Jaramie County Commissioners
Washington
Aueatt of Public Roads
Len Simpson
San Francisco
Sap Gale McGee
Cand «s-Hohins-Calvin, Inc
Slant Hood Corp
Wyom
Colorado
Nebuatha
House and Garage Auction Near Church
A five room house and a garage owned by Light Memorial Presbyterian Church will be sold at auction this Saturday May 1 at two oclock. The property lies east of the church at 14th and Linden Street and must be removed by the winner. Pete Rapp acts as auctioneer with terms 30 percent down and the balance before removal by not later than June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Light Memorial Presbyterian Church
14Th
Linden St
Pete Rapp
Light Memorial Church Breaks Ground for New Education Unit
Ground breaking set for 1030 Sunday morning May 12 at Light Memorial Church to begin an $80 000 education unit. The project replaces the current frame dwelling auctioned off and moved, with nine classrooms a pastor study furnace and rest rooms plus future third floor additions. Construction expected to start by June 1 as part of a long range plan to join the new unit with the existing church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Light Memorial Church
L. A Lindstrom
Mel Adams
C. F Neinhueser
Neinhueser Construction Co
Carl L Nelson
Sidney opens municipal pool June 2 with daily hours
The Sidney Municipal Swimming Pool will open Sunday June 2 with 1 30 p m start. Daily hours run 1 30 to 7 p m except Tuesday evenings closing at 6 p m for adult classes. Admission ranges 20 to 50 cents by age. Assistant manager Cal Cutright and guards Tye Merrick Pegg Hakes Diane Tobin Sherry Burrows Lary Nelson named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Municipal
Harold O’connor
Crucial Days Ahead For Farmers In Drought Weather
Western Nebraska farmers face a critical two weeks as hot dry conditions threaten winter wheat and seed beds. The upcoming May 21 wheat referendum looms, with weather potentially shifting votes as drought worsens prices. Cattle, hay, and rangeland conditions depend on timely moisture, while flax and safflower planting plans adjust to poor yields and dry soil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Panhandle
Governor Morrison to Attend Sidney High Mexico City Concert
Governor Morrison arrives Sunday May 12 to attend the Sidney High School Band Mexico City concert at 2 p.m. in the Junior High auditorium. He is guest of the Nelson family and will be presented with Nebraska flags for transfer to a Mexican dignitary at Mexico City's Fourth of July celebration. The program features wind orchestra, symphonic, and stage bands and includes a sale of the Musical Memories of 1963 record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Morison
Sidney High School
Mexico City
Governor Morrison
H. C. Q. Nelson and Sons
Nebraska
Larry Nelson
Larry
U. S
Mexico
Palace of Fine Arts
Sidney Schools
Morrison
Nelsons
Light Memorial Presbyterian Church
Fort Sidney Hotel
Sid Phelps
Russell Pedersen
Jack Knicely
Gayle Nelson
Frank Morrison
Sidney High
Madrigal Group Records Sale Supports Mexico City Trip
Madrigal members will sell the records as a freewill offering for the Mexico City trip. Junior High Concert Band members will officiate the program and Gov. Morrison will greet band members and parents after the concert. Light refreshments will be served in the Junior High cafeteria under band parent officers. Wesley Chapman Dies On Return From Trip West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrigal
Mexico City
Morrison
Wesley Chapman
Death of Wesley Chapman at 71 in Salt Lake City
Wesley Chapman of Sidney died about 10 a.m. Tuesday in the Veterans Hospital Salt Lake City from a heart attack suffered while en route home from a two week visit in Los Angeles. He was born Oct 5 1891 in Bethany Missouri and lived in Sidney since 1944. He moved from Sterling to Sidney in 1934 and worked at the Sioux Army Depot. He was a Methodist and Veterans of Foreign Wars member. Survivors: widow Jessie two sons Gayard and John daughter Eleanor Kinnersley two brothers Fred and John sister Helen Balkke four grandchildren. The family designates the Heart Fund as a memorial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Chapman
Sidney
Veterans Hospital
Salt Lake City
Utah
Chapman
Los Angeles
Gehrig & Son
John Stayton
First Methodist Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Bethany
William
Eleanor Christy Chapman
Sterling
Jessie Curtis
Sioux Army Depot
Methodist Church
Jessie
Gayard
John
Scraemle
Eleanor Kinnersley
Fred Chapman
John Chapman
Brush, Colo
Helen Balkke
Berkeley
Calif
Heart Fund
First Summer Day Sees 90 In Shade
Sidney enjoyed its first real summer day with a 90 degree high as the state saw 93 at Valentine and Hemingford. Alliance cooled to 51 overnight with Sidney at 57. Other readings included Scottsbluff 92 Chadron 91 Imperial 90. Forecasters warned Wednesday and Thursday will stay partly cloudy with temperatures near 75 to 80 and a chance of rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Valentine
Hemingford
Scottsbluff
Chadron
Imperial
Oil News Banner County discovers new wildcat wells
Banner County reports a successful wildcat No 1 Post near Wildcat Hills with 35 feet free oil and 265 feet oil cut mud. No 1 Yount in Scotts Bluff shows 2 070 feet gas cut oil and 180 feet mud cut oil. New locations include No 1 Peterson and No 1 Cross with multiple operators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ambassador Oil Corp
Wildcat
Wildcat Hills
No. 1
Scotts Bluff County
Yount
Sun Oil Co
Miami Petroleum Corp
Stark
Morrill County
Stark-C
Banners County
Kingwood Oil Co
Peterson
Cross
Joseph J. C. Paine
Howard Chamlee
Walter Duncan
Toltex Drilling
Chandler and Simpson
Kimball County
Lukassen
Edward Mike Davis
Cheyenne County
Beyer
Iove-Coursen Drilling Co
Poodle Pups Plan Search For Homes
French poodle puppies travel from Colorado Springs to Lodgepole this weekend to find homes. An emergency notice explains a missed sale ad. Puppies on display Saturday and until noon Sunday at the AC Bale home in Lodgepole. Price thirty dollars each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Springs
Lodgepole
Telegraph
Want
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Drouth
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