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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1966
Page
11
A collection of Mrs Sabin contributed recipes including Toffee Crunch Cookies, Pizza Burgers, Buttermilk Bran Refrigerator Muffins, cherry pastry mix, lime jelly salad, fudge bars, and a note praising gathering and sharing Good Things from Mrs Sabin. The items cover cookies, sandwiches, muffins, desserts, and a celebratory kitchen message.
Mr and Mrs Henry Wickman of Sioux Army Depot are surprised to receive a clipped sketch of their son Lt Clarence Wickman who recently transferred from Otis Air Force Base Massachusetts to Sheppard Air Base Texas. The Wickmans share pride in his impressive career as People You Know congratulates him.
Janet Hajek of Sidney is among 568 students at Marymount College Salina Kas this fall. A sophomore, she attends a four year liberal arts college drawing students from 20 states and four countries. Her parents are Mr and Mrs Robert J Hajek.
The November Elks calendar lists dances on November 12 with the Rambling Three Jazz Trio and prime rib at 2.50, November 19 with Millard Music Band and T Bones at 2.30, and November 21 a district deputy visit with roast beef at 1.50, plus nominations and initiation events. A note mentions that over 900 potentially destructive earthquakes occur worldwide annually.
In a hearing October 31 Judge John H. Kins approved a lump sum settlement in the Clayton Siemers versus Frontier Refining Co. and Royal Indemnity Co. case. The parties had agreed on 1112.03 for injuries from December 24, 1965 while employed by Frontier. A separate Colgate Palmolive Co. petition against E. H. Ritz doing business as Panhandle Drug Service seeks 2154.97 with service by publication. Also filed is Farmers Union Cooperative Gas & Oil Co. versus Charles R. Maver seeking 1248.50 in district court.
November birthday list from the rest home includes Fred Johnston on the 12th turning 80 Selma Petersen on the 19th turning 84 Thure Salzburg on the 22nd turning 81 and Jennie Hammond on the 29th turning 94 Celebrations mark these anniversaries for residents.
Nebraska Governor Morrison will headline the ETV dedication on Tuesday November 15 for KTNE-TV Channel 13 at 10 a.m. MST near Angola with a luncheon at the Elm Grill Alliance. Also slated is KPNE TV Channel 9 North Platte dedication at 6 p.m. CST with a dinner at the Holiday Inn.
Chamber of Commerce manager Ronald Mercer announced a Small Business Administration visit to Sidney on Wednesday November 16. A SBA representative will brief businessmen at the Chamber of Commerce Office and provide an information kit. Counselling offered on Financial Assistance Management Assistance Government Contracts sub contracts and Technical Assistance.
Funeral services for William Brothers of Dix, 90, will be held Saturday at 2 p.m. at Allen Funeral Home in Kimball, Neb, with Rev. Emery Roy officiating. Burial will be in Kimball Cemetery. Born December 18, 1875 in Kinney Ill, he married Clara Gustafson in 1904. Survivors include three children Russell Dix, Helen Eckhardt Cheyenne, Freda Eckhart Dix. three sisters Merrill Atkins Kimball, Cora Godding Potter, Emma Stanton Potter.
Nebraska reports a whale of a crop year with record corn yields at 75 bushels per acre totaling 316,725,000 bushels, surpassing last year’s 67 bushels. Soybeans reach 28 1/2 bushels per acre with 22,629,000 bushels produced. sugar beets and potatoes also strong, while dryland soybeans hit 52 to 56 bushels in Douglas and Sarpy counties despite southeast drought.
Mr and Mrs Chester Phelps of the Farmers Union Co op Assn joined more than 1000 attendees at the first annual meeting of the Farmers Regional Cooperative in Omaha on November 9. The cooperative formed in 1965 from the consolidation of FESCO Fort Dodge Iowa and STATEX Omaha Nebraska with its offices in Fort Dodge.
Lt. Col. Cyril P. Williams says many former Sioux Army Depot workers remain in Sidney. Records show 121 of the 600 employees stayed, having found work or secured retirement rights, while many others lived elsewhere. The community retains several former Sioux workers despite the phase out.
Rajasthan state authorities find 92 percent of university students pursue careers mismatched to their abilities and aptitudes after recent tests. The issue highlights a gap between students ambitions and actual readiness across the state.
Reports indicate irrigated yields elsewhere have been recorded as high as sixty one bushels per acre, signaling potential regional variation in crop productivity and prompting comparisons with standard baselines across farming zones. Local agronomists weigh factors such as soil moisture and irrigation methods in assessing consistency of these gains.
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