Rites Set For Guy V. Doran 82 Former Sidney Publisher
Guy V. Doran 82 a Sidney native and longtime publisher of The Sidney Telegraph died Saturday at the Sidney golf course. He led the paper from 1920 to postwar years guiding its growth from weekly to semi weekly. A trusted community benefactor and Republican era editor, Doran invested in local property and supported Memorial Hospital and Home. Funeral services are set at St Patrick's Catholic Church Wednesday at 10 am with interment Greenwood Cemetery Gehrig and Son Funeral Home in charge Memorial Rest Home named as a memorial.
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Helen) Bush
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Greenwood Cemetery
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Rosary
Good Turnout At SOTC Open House
Open House at Sidney Occupational Training Center drew about 400 visitors, one third from Sidney, despite cool gusty weather. Coordinator Joe Schaf praised rapid expansion since 1964 and noted Ray and Mrs. Ray Wilson of Omaha traveled far. Visitors arrived around 12:30 p.m. and stayed until about 5 p.m.
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Omitted Candidate Named in County Treasurer Race
The Telegraph regrets omitting the picture and name of Milt Nissen from last Friday’s list of county office candidates. Nissen, a Democrat, is unopposed in the primary Tuesday and has apologized to him for the error.
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Council To Meet To Set Summer Band Dates
The city council will consider summer band concert dates at its regular meeting tonight at 7 30. Other business on the agenda is routine.
Stag Dinner Reservations Set at Sidney Country Club
Tuesday deadline set for the annual stag dinner at Sidney Country Club with Thursday night attendance via call to 254-3100.
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Light primary turnout in Cheyenne County races eyed
County officials expect a light turnout in Cheyenne County for Tuesday’s primary with several contested county offices. Ralph Englert says the clerk’s office may stay open late for returns, though that will depend on vote size. Key races include sheriff between Kermit Brumbaugh and Eugene Morris Sr, and contests for assessor and treasurer.
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Ralph Englert
Sterling Savings Elects Story To Board
C. A. Story longtime Sidney businessman elected director and treasurer of Sterling Savings and Loan Assn in Sterling Colorado. He is major stockholder with mortgage banking real estate and insurance experience guiding a 20 million dollar association marking its 15th anniversary. Other new directors are Francis Benedetti Paul Struble and Dr Jack L Mackey. Holdovers include Earle E Reynolds Harold V Mallo Morrison Scofield John Burke and Sherman A Walrod.
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Sidney
Sterling Savings and Loan Assn
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Story
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Wray
Paul Struble
Holyoke
Jack L. Mackey
Earle E. Reynolds
Harold V. Mallo
Morrison Scofield
John Burke
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Sherman A. Walrod
Elks and Country Club Weigh Home Merger Talks
Sidney Elks Lodge and Sidney Country Club discuss a potential merger to share the country club house as a home. Elks seek to move from their large lodge building while both groups face financial pressures. Chamber of Commerce backs the talks to retain a venue for community events.
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Four Bands Set for June Schulz Appreciation Night Dance
Four bands Millard Music The Playboys The Dudes and The Count Downs will provide an uninterrupted dance program at the Elks Auditorium on Wednesday as part of advance events for Bill Schulz Appreciation Day on June 18. Admission is $1 per person.
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Chilly Winds Bring Near Frost After Warm Saturday
A weekend swing saw Saturday highs in the high 80s with sprinkler play for kids, then a wind shift drove temperatures down from 72 just after midnight to 58 by 8 am. By Sunday morning the low dropped to 38 as cool, windy conditions persisted, with daytime highs reaching only 35 to 42 as overcast skies and damp air lingered.
Senator Fleming Hospitalized After Surgery
Senator George Fleming underwent surgery at St Mary's Hospital in Scottsbluff on Saturday morning and will stay hospital eight to ten days. His condition is reported satisfactory and he is recovering well.
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St. Mary’s Hospital
Scottsbluff
Additions On Welfare Office Staff
Newly named to Cheyenne County Division of Public Welfare are Mrs John Peetz Jr and Virgil Knackstedt. Knackstedt begins June 1 and Peetz August 1 as case workers. Peetz is a registered nurse, bringing nurses to two. Cullens and Spearow resign May 31. Paul Sheaman is appointed temporary caseworker June 1 through August 31.
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Fred D. Cullens
Merle Spearow
Paul Sheaman
Sidney High School
Sidney School Board to Hold Long Monthly Meeting
The Sidney School Board meets tonight with a 13 item agenda likely to take time. Among topics, the board will consider releasing the contracts of three teachers not returning next year.
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Ann Holloway Crowned Miss Fort Sidney Days 1966
Ann Holloway a 17 year old from Sidney High School won the Miss Fort Sidney pageant at Sidney Junior High School Auditorium over 10 contestants. First runner up was Cathy Curless and second runner up Mary Jurgens. The winner will reign at Fort Sidney Celebrations and compete in the Miss Nebraska Pageant at York, with a $1,000 scholarship awarded by the Sidney Business Institute.
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Cheyenne
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Panhandle forecast calls for warm Tuesday with possible showers
Partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday with warmer Tuesday afternoon and a few rain showers. Low tonight around 30 to 40, high near 70 on Tuesday. Temperatures through Saturday expected near normal with frequent day to day changes. Highs in the 70s, lows in the 40s. Scattered afternoon and evening showers or thundershowers.
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