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Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1963

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Polling Places Set For Farm Wheat Referendum May 21

Cheyenne County ASC designates five meetings next week to discuss the 1964 wheat program and announces polling places for the May 21 referendum. Voting will run from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. at district schools and halls including Gurley, Lodgepole, Lorenzo, Potter, and Sidney sites. Farm observers expect the largest wheat referendum turnout yet.

ASC Cheyenne County Robert Buhrdorf Gurley Gurley Legion Hall Potter Potter Legion Hall Lodgepole Lodgepole Legion Hall Lorenzo Lorenzo High School Sidney Sidney Armory Buhrdorf Brownson Chambers Mt. Vernon Calton Sunol Davison Union Valley Dalton Town Engie District Huntsman Sioux-Bunkerhill Trognitz Cizek

Gas Company Opens Efficient Meter Testing Shop in Sidney

Kansas Nebraska Natural Gas Co. completed a 24 by 100 foot Armco building at Jackson and the Fair Grounds to house a five-man meter testing crew led by Harry F. Trail. The shop serves Nebraska towns plus Wray Yuma and Akron Colorado, handling about 15 000 meters with a capacity of 25 meters a day. The facility features a climate controlled proving room and dust free environment for accurate testing.

Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas Co Sidney Kansas-Nebraska Harry F. Trail Loup City Trail Phillip Frerichs Gerald van Cleve Dean Bayne Armco Steel Jackson Fairgrounds Jones Elevator Construction Co Grant Neb Chadron Crawford Gordon Alliance Bridgeport Oshkosh Ogal-lala Kimball Nebraska Wray Yuma Akron Colorado

Funeral services held for Charles Overman 90 in Memorial Hospital

Funeral services were held Thursday for Charles Allen Overman 90 who died Tuesday in Memorial Hospital. He lived in Cheyenne County 45 years and is survived by a daughter Edna Buchleiter, two sons Arthur W and Albert, nine grandchildren, 23 great grandchildren and one great great grandson. Burial in Crown Hill Cemetery Denver. Pallbearers include grandsons Clifford Roy Vernon Buchleiter and Fred Collins and Charles Simons.

Charles Allen Overman Memorial Hospital Cheyenne County W. R. Vert Craig Morruary Denver Moore Mortuary O. K. Collins Crown Hill Cemetery Clifford Roy Vernon Buchleiter Fred Collins Charles Simons Orval Marrs Alanta Town James Milton Elizabeth van Pelt Overman Council Bluffs Boulder Elizabeth M Effenbeck

Sidney Men Testify At Budget Meeting

Harald Tremain Gene Leineman and Ray Cruise of Sidney testified before Lincoln Agriculture College budget committee about Rural Area Development research in Cheyenne County. They requested two men and equipment to begin on-site research potentially by July 1963 to aid this year's wheat planting data. The trio stressed on-the-spot research over studies at eastern Nebraska locations.

Harald Tremain Gene Leineman Ray Cruise Sidney Lincoln Agriculture College Budget Committee Cheyenne County Nebraska

Cheyenne County Okays Lessman Great Plains Project

Cheyenne County Soil Conservation Board approved a Great Plains Conservation contract for Edward Lessman of Dalton. The air conservation tour is planned for August with backup date August 25, and county workshops run May 31 through Aug 23 at several colleges. A cash scholarship may be offered to a Cheyenne County teacher, with details via Roger Plantz. The annual meeting tentatively set for October 15 with a speaker and entertainment planned.

Board of Supervisors Cheyenne County Soil Conservation Service SCS Great Plains Edward Lessman Dalton Cheyenne County Fair Nebraska Association of Soil and Water Conservation Districts Halsey Kearney Teachers College Chadron Chadron Teachers College Fremont Midland College Wayne Wayne State Brady Kearney Cheyenne County Roger Plantz

Funeral Services Held For Wesley Chapman

Funeral services were held for Wesley Chapman 71 who died Tuesday at the Veterans Hospital Salt Lake City Utah from a heart attack The Rev John Slayton officiated at The Gehrig and Son Funeral Home rites Burial was in Greenwood Cemetery with military graveside services Pallbearers were John Zerr Marion Whittaker Ed Mitchell Sam Buettenbach Jack Wright and William Smith Chapman born Oct 5 1891 in Bethany Missouri was married June 18 1924 in Sterling Colorado He moved to the community in 1944 and worked at the Sioux Army Depot He was a member of the First Methodist Church and active in the Veterans of Foreign Wars He was en route home from a visit with a brother in Los Angeles when he fell ill in Salt Lake City last Friday and was taken to the Veterans Hospital.

John Slayton Gehrig and Son Greenwood Cemetery John Zerr Marion Whittaker Ed Mitchell Sam Buettenbach Jack Wright William Smith Wesley Chapman Bethany William Eleanor Christy Chapman Sterling Colo Jessie Curtis Soux First Methodist Church Veterans of Foreign Wars Chapman Los Angeles Salt Lake City Veterans Hospital

New Pump House Nears Completion at Well No 3

The city nears completion of a new pump house at Well No 3 on the former fire station site. Wells drilled in 1943 cost 1920.96 dollars and a 5390.91 dollar pump was added for a 90 foot deep well capable of 1250 gallons per minute. Water pressure governs operations via sensitive controls at the power house, allowing from one to six wells to supply the mains as needed.

Henry Schoenheltz Dean Stettner Floyd J. Lanks

Governor to Visit Egging Cab Factory Open House

Gov. Frank Morrison will visit the Egging Cab Factory at Gurley on Sunday. Leonard Fine will host the governor. The open house begins at 11 a.m., with factory tours and explanations of the processes. attendees are invited.

Frank Morrison Gurley Leonard Fine Egging

$1.70 Per Bushel Support Planned For 1963 Wheat

Cheyenne County sets 1963 crop wheat price support at 170 dollars per bushel. ASC chair Herman Krauter notes national averages: 2.00 dollars base price for producers in the voluntary reduction program. County and terminal loan rates hinge on 1.82 dollars per bushel, with 18 cents in-kind payment across farms.

Cheyenne County Herbert Krauter ASC

Weather Outlook Through Saturday

Weather forecast shows fair skies through Saturday. Low Friday night near 40 to 50 degrees. High Saturday near 0 temperatures unlikely for late week.

Vern Albro Family Heads to Bolivia for Two-Year Tour

The Vern Albro family plans a June departure for Bolivia where he will serve as a civilian employee of the U S Army Corps of Engineers and oversee a geodetic survey as foreman in La Paz. They expect to travel via Brooklyn and Panama with two weeks in Corazal before settling in La Paz.

Vern Albro Bolivia Mr. Albro U. S Army Corps of Engineers la Paz Panama Corazal Albro Dolores Caroline Gail Kathryn Jean Thomas Michael Marcus Kent Sidney Albros Jim Cantrell United States Denver

Former Dalton Coach Named Dalton Public School Superintendent

Richard Krause, previously Dalton’s coach and principal, will become superintendent of Dalton Public School succeeding spring‑resigned William Schott. Krause traveled to Dalton to meet the board and interview teaching candidates. three contracts were offered. Dalton seeks teachers in English and music. Krause and his wife are Western Nebraskans.

Dalton Richard Krause Oxford High School Oxford Neb William Schott Krause Board of Education Dalton School

Referendum Optimism From Nebraska Wheat Committee

Nebraska Wheat Referendum Committee chairman Robert Rauner expects a 75 percent favorable vote in the May 21 wheat referendum. He says three of four farmers voting will back the measure after touring eastern Nebraska and leading a broad coalition including Farmers Union and Nebraska Grange.

Nebraska Wheat Referendum Committee Nebraska Robert Rauner Gurley Nebraska Wheat Growers Assn Nebraka Rauner

Mrs. Hans Struve Dies Suddenly at 72 in Peetz

Mrs. Hans G. Struve, 72, died suddenly of a heart attack at her home near Peetz on Thursday night. Funeral services are set for Monday at 2 p.m. in the E A B Church with Rev. Raymond Scott officiating. Burial will be in Greenwood Cemetery. Gehrig and Son Funeral Home in charge. She was born September 6, 1890 in Manning Iowa and had lived in the area 45 years. Survivors include her husband four daughters two sons twenty landchildren a brother M C Wesphalen and two sisters.

Hans G. Struve Peetz Raymond Scott Greenwood Cemetery Gehrig and Son Funeral Home Struve Manning Iowa Henry Caroline Hageman Westphalen Carroll Hans Geraldine Pearson Sioux Army Depot Arlene Adams Delores Sterbrecher Scottsbluff Marjorie Stephans Redfield Kaw Arthur Bonanza Ore Harold Denver M. C. Wesphalen Sidney Amelia Lamp Minnie Jensen

Argentine Beef In School Lunch Sparks Local Protest

Ed Narjes, Cheyenne County stockman and Republican leader, protested to Congressman Dave Martin over the use of Argentine beef in Potter school lunches. Narjes said a case opened for Potter lunches was stamped Argentine Beef and questioned the local surplus being supplemented by foreign beef.

Ed Narjes South Table Cheyenne County Dave Martin Narjes

Firemen Water Old Choo Choo on Midwestern Excursion

Sidney volunteer firefighters watered the Burlington steam locomotive nicknamed the choo choo during an on scene incident. The old engine drew crowds across the Midwest with tens of hundreds of riders in Casper Alliance Scottsbluff Wem ingford and other stops before final retirement after visits to Denver Colorado Springs and Chicago.

Sidney Burlington Midwest Maron J. Humphrey Scottsbluff Sterling Denver Humphrey Mid-West Casper Wyoming

Ag College Plans To Offer Short Courses

The Widwest Institute for Young Adults proposes short farm related courses at the University of Nebraska College of Agriculture next winter. Committee members Terry Spiker Larry Peetz Vern Braver and Ken Messing report strong local interest with five definite participants. County agent Ivan Liljegren notes available scholarships and directs inquiries to the Extension Office.

Widwest Institute For University of Nebraska College of Agriculture Terry Spiker Larry Peetz Vern Braver Ken Messing Ivan Liljegren

Also Mentioned on This Page

C. A. Overman Lessman Great Plains Project O.K Utah Kaas Snarr Egging Cab Plant Carolyn Holy Cross School of Nursing Kathryn St. Patrick’s Academy Sioux Continental Boeing Mannie Kreader The Wheat Growers Association Hans Struve Ag College
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