Farmers vote rejects Kennedy wheat program in referendum
Nationally the Kennedy plan failed to reach a majority with 47.8 percent of 1.14 million votes. In Nebraska 54.3 percent backed the plan but fell short of a two thirds threshold, while total Nebraska turnout set a state record. Nebraska Wheat Growers Assn. president Robert Rauner warned it will impact many farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Kennedy
Down
Nebraska
Robert R. Rauner
Gurley
Nebraska Wheat Growers Assn
Nebraska Farm
Oil Discoveries and Wildcat Ventures Reported in Cheyenne County
Regal Drilling and R OD Brew report 240 feet oil and 48 feet mud in the No 1 Schoen CSW SE 9 15 49 D sand test near Gurley. New wildcat No 1 Lueninghoener in SW NW 24 15 52 with Skull Creek test planned east of Rabass Field. Vernon No 1 in NWSE 3 12 52 near Lorenzo, and Beyer No 2 in NW NE 27 17 71 west of Dalton. Mary Nelson field plug at Potter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Schoen
Gurley
Regal Drilling Co
R. OD. Brew
Schoen
Mary Egging
Denver-Julesburg
Rush Creek
Cheyenne County
Potter
Lueninghoener
Vincent and Welch Inc
Denver
Skull Creek
Rabass
Bander-Couch
Vernon
Lorenzo
Teltex Drilling Co
Edward Mike Davis
Beyer
Dalton
Love- Courson
Gage Oil and Gas Ltd
Mary Nelson
Driving Charges Filed After Lorenzo Car Crash
County Attorney John Peetz Jr. filed charges against drivers John Dorman of Sidney and Richard B. Robinson of Kimball for wilful reckless driving after a Lorenzo accident that injured two youths. Rodney Klug remains hospitalized with multiple fractures and a severe head injury while Kent Richards, in Cheyenne, suffers a broken back and paralysis with uncertain prognosis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Peetz Jr
Lorenzo
John Dorman
Sidney
Richard B. Robinson
Kimball
Rodney Klug
Memorial Hospital
Kent Richards
Cheyenne
Wyo
Museum Fund Receives Local Donations in Sidney Nebraska
Recent contributions to the Cheyenne County Historical Society Museum Fund include Mr and Mrs Arthur Lenzen donating 5 dollars and Clifford Herboldsheimer giving 50 dollars. Donations may be sent to The Sidney Telegraph Box 219 Sidney Nebr in care of absorvation.
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Cheyenne County Historical Society Museum Fund
Arthur Lenzen
Clifford Herboldsheimer
Sidney Telegraph
Sidney, Nebr
Bond Buying Brisk in Cheyenne County in 1963
United States Savings Bond purchases in Cheyenne County during 1963 rose briskly with monthly totals on track to meet the year’s quota. Government records show high holdings and significant yearly demand led by early spring purchases totaling $54,262.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Savings
Cheyenne County
Spearow
Chamber to view shoplifting film at May meeting
Wayne Moran announces that a 12 minute film by the Retail Merchants Association of Nebraska on professional shoplifting will be shown at the Chamber of Commerce meeting at Fort Sidney Motor Hotel on Tuesday May 28 at 7 am. M J Graham will present and discuss the film followed by a Q and A period. The film covers shoplifting methods and offers countermeasures useful to local merchants along Highway 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Moran
Chamber of Commerce
Retail Merchants Association of Nebraska
Fort Sidney Motor Hotel
Bob) Graham
Retailers Association
Mr. Moran
Moran
Sidney Merchant
Scottsbluff
Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas Co
Sidney
J. E
Jim) Keating
J. Fred Thompson
The
Telegraph
Ted Kennedy
Kansas-Nebraska
Kennedy
Sioux Army Depot Names Two New Officers
Major Cyril P. Williams is named executive officer after serving in Germany and Korea with supply roles and receiving the Bronze Star. Lt. William T. Stone, a Gulfport native and ROTC graduate, arrives for duties as Assistant to the Director for Supply Operations, Ammunition Division. Both reside on the post with families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Army
Cyril P. Williams
Sioux
Sharpe Army Depot
Lathrop
Calif
Salem
Ore
Army National Guard
Germany
Korea
Williams
William T. Stone
Gulfport
Miss
Aberdeen Proving Grounds
University of Southern Mississippi
Sidney High Honor Graduates Are Announced
SIDNEY HIGH SCHOOL announces 1963 graduates Miss Marilyn Kay Paris valedictorian Richard E Heizer salutatorian and Miss LaNita Kay Studnicka class orator. Commencement May 29 and May Sunday night baccalaureate at 8 p.m. in the Junior High Auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney High School
Marilyn Kay Paris
Richard E. Heizer
LaNita Kay Studnicka
Junior High Auditorum
Miss Paris
Dale Verton
Sidney
Hugh Paris
Graduation at St Patrick's Thursday Evening
Thirty three seniors will receive diplomas at St Patrick's Academy in an 8 pm commencement Thursday at St Patrick Church. Rev Father Joseph Peter will be principal speaker. Rev Father Vincent Pelster will present diplomas and awards. Alumni list includes Caroline Albro, Frances Alvarez, Mary Arellano, Clifford Beyer, Vern Beyer, and others.
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St. Patrick’s Academy
St Patrick 5 Church
Speazker
Joseph Peter
St. John’s Seminary
Elkhorn
Neb
Vincent J. Pelster
Veni Creator
Jesus
Mary
Caroline Gail Albro
Frances Bea Alvarez
Mary Lou C Arellano
Clifford E. Beyer
Vern L. Beyer
Charles Douglas Chambers
Calvin C Cizek
James A Cook
John K. Dorwart
Walter J Egging
Gregory R. Feuerborn
Julia E Hamilton
James L. Hare
Ronny M. Hebert
Monica Dee Henderson
Jane Lee Holtz
Karen Hruska
Stephen Matthew Janda
Kenneth R Johnson
Kathleen Keating
Rodney L King
Donald E Krieger
Mary Jc Long
Kenneth E. Messing
Gary H. Miller
Richard F Mohatt
Davia Frank Peetz
Janet Louise Pelster
Tudith K Rastarshek
Pail
James Ringleman
Patricia Lucille Saali
Marie Theris1
Valdez
Barbara Ann Wickman
Last Day Of School For Sidney Seniors
Sidney high school seniors conclude the term with lower classmen taking semester tests on Tuesday and Wednesday. Bacalaureate is May 26 at 8 pm and commencement May 29 at 8 pm, both at the junior high auditorium. No school on Memorial Day week, with a one hour Friday session May 31.
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Sidney High School
Sesson
New High School Schedules Set for 1963-64
Supt. Russell J. Pedersen announced junior and senior high schedules for 1963-64 due to 80 extra students and classroom shortages. Next year features eight 55 minute periods, 7:45 start, 3:33 end, 28 minute longer day, with 110 seniors graduating and 190 freshmen entering. Band and chorus gain uninterrupted first and dedicated periods, more study halls, and a one year temporary program with five academic classes, lunch, and two planning periods per teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supt
Russell J. Pedersen
Pedersen
Harold King to lead Fort Sidney Colonels 1963 64
Harold King was elected president of The Fort Sidney Colonels after a brief meeting following a Rotary Club inter city singing engagement. Robert Clark becomes vice president and replaces the late Kermit Moore. The group met at the Fort Sidney Hotel and will resume practices in September with summer hiatus noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold King
Fort Sidney
Fireworks License Required This Year In Nebraska
A new state law in Nebraska requires all fireworks sellers to hold a state license. Applications cost five dollars and are available at the Chamber of Commerce office, per Wayne Moran, chamber manager.
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Nebraska
Chamber of Commere
Wayne Moran
Sign-up For 4 H Camp At Halsey Nearing Close
An urgent notice from Ivan Liljegren outlines the annual district 1 conservation camp at Nebraska 4 H camp in Halsey from June 17 to 21. Registration closes June 1 with blanks at the extension office. Camp cost is 14 dollars not including transportation. The program features career exploration in conservation and wildlife management, sports such as swimming softball archery, plus evening programs like weepers campfire singing and parties. Transportation costs depend on sponsor participation and driving人数.
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Halsey
Ivan Liljegren
Liljegren
Conventions Plan Aims to Draw Meetings to Sidney
The Sidney Chamber's Convention Committee launches a national facilities program to inventory local manufacturing and services. The program aims to attract conventions by sending questionnaires to trade groups and inviting organizers to Sidney.
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Sidney
Convention Committee
Chamber
Penalty Wheat Not Released For Sale In 1963
Robert L. Buhrdorf, manager of the ASC office in Sidney, says area farmers are inquiring about the release for sale of penalty wheat. He notes marketing quotas remain in effect for 1963, which would bar legal sale of penalty wheat at least until July 1, 1964. any sale then would be subject to new legislation enacted before next year.
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Sterling
Frontier
Omaha
FCC
Sidney
Charles Pope
Collier
Pope
Robert L. Buhrdorf
ASC
Mr. Buhrdorf
Rotarians From Five Clubs Meet at Fort Sidney
Sidney Rotary Club hosted an inter city gathering at the Fort Sidney Motor Hotel Monday night with guests from Kimball Oshkosh Sterling Sedgwick County and Denver Rotary Clubs. The Fort Sidney Colonels provided several vocal numbers with Mr and Mrs Osborn Inholm of Denver as special guests. Bill Ladine a student Rotarian was present.
Julius Lorenz 75 Dalton Resident Dies. Rites Thursday
Julius Lorenz 75 Dalton resident died Tuesday morning at Bridgeport Hospital. Funeral services set for Thursday May 23 at 2 PM at Holewick Funeral Home Bridgeport with burial at Bridgeport Oregon Trail Cemetery. He was born February 17 1888 in Germany and moved to Brazil then the United States in 1906. He married Martha Case in Bridgeport April 11 1920 and lived in Bridgeport Fremont before moving to Cheyenne County in 1936 and Dalton since 1959. Survivors include his widow two sons Vern and Kenneth two daughters Grady Boyer and Minnie Lanks two brothers and two sisters in Brazil 17 grandchildren and nine great grandchildren.
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Julius Lorenz
Dalton
Bridgeport
Holewick
Wilber Bennett
Oregon Trail
Germany
Brazil
United States
Martha Case
Fremont
Cheyenne County
Martha
Vern
Kenneth
Bunkerhill Air Force Base
Peru
Ind
Grady Boyer
Minnie Lanks
Sidney
Poppy Day Sale Planned Across Cheyenne County
American Legion Auxiliary members and volunteers will sell memorial poppies on Saturday in Dalton Gurley Lodge Pole Potter and Sidney. Esther Swanson, Poppy Day chairwoman in Sidney, notes the poppy honors war dead and supports veteran rehabilitation.
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Cheyenne County
American Legion Auxiliary
Dalton
Gurley
Lodgepole, Potter
Sidney
Esther Swanson
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Congress
Jeau
Charles Marshall
Lincoln
Maj. Williams
Stonl
Sidney High Honor
Arvada. Cole
National Honor Society
NW. Bell Telephone Co
Business College
Heizer
Clifton E. Heizer
Mu Alpha Theta
S. Club
Order of DeMolay
Explorers In Scouting
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Elks Leadership
Elks
Rotary
DeMolay
University of Nebraska
Studnicka
Lumir Studnicka
Luther League
American Legion
Lions Club
PTA
Frontier Broadcasting Co
Collier Electric Co
Sidney Community TV Co
Collier’s
Colo
Collier-owned
Federal Communications Commission
Collier Company
Sidney City Council
City Council
L. M. Clinton
Marilyn Paris
Richard Heizer
Sanita Studnicka
St. Patrick’s
Sidney Colonels
Gas Company
Hastings
Northern Natural Gas Co
Sidney Chamber of Commerce
Legion
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