Eight Hurt In Two-Car Crash Near Lodgepole
Eight people including a three month old infant were injured in a two car collision on U S 30 about 1.4 miles west of Lodgepole. The Saint Mary Poirier family from Grand Rapids Minnesota and Mrs Dorothy Maring of Sidney suffered multiple injuries with one in critical condition. total damage estimated at 2500 dollars.
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Ford
Lodgepole
William Poirier
Grand Rapids
Minnesota
Cheyenne County Hospital
W. J. Maring
Sidney
Sidney Overpass
U. S. 30
Dorothy Maring
Osage Street
Ruth
Bonnie
Wayne
Christina
Gordon Poirier
Poiriers
Poirier
Sidney Memorial Hospital
Maring
Mary L. Poirier
Wayne Poirier
Bonnie Poirier
State Highway Patrol
Accident Pictures On Page Five Describe Fatalities
Wayne Poirier recalls the moment his mother and father escaped serious harm as their car collided with a truck. The family, returning to Grand Rapids from California, aided by bystanders, reports no charges yet filed. In 1960 Sidney area saw seven fatal crashes, four in Cheyenne County, one in Deuel, one in Banner, with April and September fatalities in Cheyenne County.
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Wayne Poirier
Maring
Minnesota
Grand Rapids
California
Sidney
De Boer Honored By Planners Institute
Lato Rienk DeBoer of Denver received a distinguished service award from the American Institute of Planners at a Philadelphia meeting. He is cited as a national leader in community planning and helped Sidney shape its current city planning and zoning program.
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Sidney
American Institute of Planners
Lato Rienk DeBoer
Denver
Philadelphia
DeBoer
City of
Winter Probes Cautious Weather in Nebraska Panhandle
Winter makes an initial cautious probe across the Nebraska Panhandle with cloudy skies and light snowfall in Casper and surrounding areas. Trains report snow cover from the west as weather bureaus warn of possible Western Nebraska and Northeastern Colorado snow before Sunday, with no major storm yet. Duck hunters revel in the break as arctic conditions remain unlikely unless a strong cold snap moves in.
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Nebraska Panhandle
West
Casper
Wye
Laramie
Cheyenne
Rapid City
Black Hills
South Dakota
Sidney
Wyoming
Scottsbluff
Denver
Nebraska
Colorado
Panhandle
Lewis Lenz Succumbs Sunol Farmer Dies
Funeral services for 55 year old Sunol area farmer Lewis Lenz will be held Saturday at 2 pm from Immanuel Lutheran Church Lodgepole with Rev Norman Schroeder officiating. Burial follows at Pleasant View Cemetery. Survivors include his wife Catherine three sons Darrell Danny and Russell two daughters Mrs Toss Fansworth of San Diego and Mrs Peggy Perry of Sidney two brothers Art Lenz of Lodgepole and Carl Lenz of Ohiva Oklahoma. Lenz died after being found in his Donnaman farmhouse sleeping alive after midnight on November 3 authorities said of natural causes. The Donnaman farm lies about 20 miles northeast of Sidney. He was born in Alva Oklahoma and also lived at Gurley.
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Lewis Lenz
Sunol
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Lodgepole
Norman Schroeder
Pleasant View Cemetery
Craig Mortuery
Catherine
Darrell
Shapple
Danny
Russell
Thrre
Toss Fansworth
San Diego
Calif
Peggy Perry
Sidney
Art Lenz
Carl Lenz
Oklo
Lenz
Donnaman Acmhouse
Donnaaan
Mr. Lenz
Alva
Oklahoma
Gurley
Activities Assn Meets At Gurley
The Lodgepole Valley Activities Assn will hold a meeting in Gurley Saturday night with Gurley School Supt. Marvin M. Rosen presiding. About one hundred faculty members administrators and spouses are expected to attend. The association has fifteen member schools.
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Lodgepole Valley Activities Assn
Gurley
Marvin M. Rosen
Association
Chevron Station Opens in Sidney at 1705 Illinois St
Bill Palmer announces the opening of Bill's Chevron Station at 1705 Illinois Street in Sidney. The new service station plans a grand opening later this month and asks residents to watch The Telegraph for the schedule.
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Bill
Chevron
Illinois St
Sidney
the Telegraph
Bill Palmer
Big Irrigated Spud Crop Is Tucked Away
SCOTTSBLUFF The potato crop this year is all stashed away in cellars or on its way to processors. Prices are good and yields average 300 to 350 bushels per acre in irrigated Panhandle areas. Extension potato specialist Lloyd Anderson of Scotts Bluff estimates 11,000 acres in the Panhandle, including Sheridan, Box Butte, Dawes, Scotts Bluff, Banner, Sioux, Kimball, and Morrill counties.
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Scottsbluff
Panhandle
Lloyd Anderson
Scotts Bluff
Sheridan
Box Butte
Dawes
Banner
Sioux
Kimball
Morrill
Weather Outlook for Panhandle Saturday
Cloudy skies with occasional light snow developing in the Panhandle. Expect colder conditions overnight with lows in the 20s. Saturday highs range from 35 to 45 degrees, with continued cool and unsettled conditions.
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Bantinerny
Panhandle
Western Nebraska Farm Bureau Names State Committee Members
Western Nebraska Farm Bureau members were named to committees for the state convention November 13 to 16. Earl Gilbert of Kimball County serves on the State Policy Discussion Committee, joined by Mrs. Milford Hansen of Sheridan County. Chester Satchell of Morrill County represents wheat growers on policy, Carl Scholl of Deuel County chairs the nominating committee, Reuben Ruhl of Banner County sits on credentials, and Robert Misegadi of Cheyenne County is on credentials. The appointments were announced by state Farm Bureau president Charles Marshall as the convention opens with youth talent, contests, and ends with adopting 1961 organization policies.
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Earl Gilbert
Kimball County
Milford Hansen
Sheridan County
Chester Satchell
Morrill County
Carl Scholl
Devel County
Reuben Ruhl
Banner County
Robert Misegadi
Cheyenne County
Charles Marshall
State Farm Bureau
Ike Adlai Totals In 1956 Will Be Exceeded, Pindell Expects
Cheyenne County eyes a record turnout for the upcoming election. County Clerk I L Pindell says preparations are complete with detailed procedures from the Secretary of State. Polling hours are eight to eight, with early voting urged to speed tabulation and ensure prompt results.
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Pindell
Nebraska
City Manager Coffey Hospitalized For Observation
City Manager Tom Coffey has been hospitalized for observation after falling ill Wednesday night. He was taken to TM Memorial Hospital Thursday morning and doctors expect he may be discharged today or tomorrow. The Coffeys had just returned Monday night from a city manager convention in San Francisco.
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Tom Coffey
Where to vote in Sidney for the upcoming election
Voters in Sidney are assigned by ward to specific polling places next Tuesday. Ward One uses Central School Building, Ward Two North Ward School, Ward Three East Side School, Ward Four South Ward School, fringe city-area voters use the National Guard Armory. Polls open 8 AM to 8 PM. verify with County Clerk I L Pindell.
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L. Pindell
Cheyenne County
Sidney
Pindell
The
Telegraph
National Guard Armory
Pindel
Union Pacific
Newton St
Tenth Avenue
Central School
North Ward
Tenth Ave
Eleventh Ave
East Side
City Park
Ilth Ave
South Ward
Sidney City Ward
I. L. Pindell
State asks Sidney for special effort to save Frontier
Nebraska aviation official urges Sidney and other Frontier communities to mount a business stimulation campaign to boost Frontier Airlines passenger loadings over the next two months. He says stronger local business activity could stave off service cuts, with hearings in Washington in January riding on the outcome.
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Sidney
Nebraska Department of Aeronautics
Frontier Air ‘Lines
Nebraska
Joseph L. Lorentzen
Lorentzen
Air Line
Frontier
City
Chamber of Commerce
Valentine
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U.S. Weather Bureau
Rauch
Weather Bureau
Sunol Farmer
Farm Bureau
Western Nebraska Farm Bureau
Eisenhower
Coffey
Chicago
OF the
M .F. Carlson and Son
Lodgpole
Merlyn Carlson
Myron F. Carlson
Henry Steel
Montgomery
Illinois
American Angus Association
Sible
Aeronautics Department
Civil Aeronautics Board
Washington
Kermit Moore
Air Express
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