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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Nov 12, 1948

Page

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Public Support Urgé In Local Safety Drive

Public Spirited citizens of Cheyenne County are urged to attend the annual meeting of The Greater Cheyenne County Safety Council at eight o'clock Monday night November 15 in the Sidney City Auditorium. Ken McCaw will present dramatic safety films and speak on safety from an individual standpoint. The group seeks to broadcast the event and promote community safety programs.

Cheyenne County Greater Cheyenne

Railroad Retirement Board Representative to Visit Sidney

A representative of the Railroad Retirement Board will be at the Nebraska State Employment Service office in Sidney from 11:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. on Tuesday November 16. People with questions about retirement unemployment insurance sickness benefits or railroad employment are urged to call on him.

Railroad Retirement Board Nebraska State Employment Service Office Sidney

Mrs David Elis Named Leader of Sidney Church Women

Mrs David Elis was elected president of the Sidney Council of Church Women at the World Community Day event at Trinity Lutheran Church. New officers include Mrs Jason Lobb as first vice president and Mrs Earl Bledsoe as second vice president, with Mrs Fred Thompson secretary and Mrs Gus Hellbush treasurer. Installations set for January. The group organized fifty teen disaster kits for overseas relief and raised about $30 to accompany the kits. The council observes World Community Day annually and also marks World Day of Prayer and Fellowship Day.

David Elis Sidney Council of Church Women Trinity Lutheran Church Gerald Gardner Jason Lobb Earl Bledsoe Fred Thompson Gus Hellbush J R Miller Frank Boyle Henry Monnich Sidnex Council

Doctors Will Serve Personnel At Depot

The Army contracts with Dr J B Roche and Dr RE Roshe to provide Sioux Ordnance Depot with part time medical service. No post physician is assigned. one doctor visits daily except Sunday from 1 to 4 pm handling emergencies, illness care for personnel and dependents, reporting, sanitary inspection, and filing duties. Service began November 3 per Lt Col J R Baker's announcement.

Army J.B. Roche RE Roshe Sidney Sioux ‘Ordnance J R

Ackerman Listed As Only Injured Husker

The Nebraska Huskers will face Oklahoma with no lineup changes as coach Potsy Clark kept the first string learning Oklahoma plays. Only injury from the Kansas State game was halfback Bob Ackerman of Sidney who tore a shoulder muscle and will likely miss the Oklahoma match.

University of Nebraska Oklahoma Pots Clark Kansas State Bob Ackerman Sidney

Rent Official to Interview Public in Sidney

A representative of the area rent director's office will be in Sidney each Wednesday from 1 to 5 PM to interview the public on rent problems and the veterans housing program. The City Clerk's office in the Auditorium will serve as headquarters.

Sidney Eaeh Veterans’ Housing Program

Vienna Choir Boys to Open Sidney Civic Music Series

The Vienna Choir Boys will perform Wednesday November 24 in Sidney, opening the Sidney Civic Music series. The 450 year old group, founded in 1498, features 20 boys aged eight to twelve and offers sacred, folk, and costume operas from various nations with polished musicianship.

Vienna Sidney Sidney Civic Music LV. S

GOP Liberals Sidney Guard To Take Over In Senate Move

Rep A L Miller of Nebraska said the Democratic sweep signals a liberal Republican wing may seize Senate leadership and push for new blood in top jobs. He noted farm price concerns among midwestern farmers if Truman era policies persist and hinted at battles for leadership in the GOP House. The Sidney National Guard unit seeks recruits as 58 of 74 slots remain filled and promotions underline a broad rating overhaul in the Army National Guard.

GOP Sidney Guard A L Miller Nebraska Senate House Congress Knowland California Iiken Morse Grégon Miller Truman Clinton Army National Guard Keith Kaylor Hilario el Hernendez Buck Walter W. Stuenger Milford A de Pue Arlo D Jones Luis Rodriguez Clarence L Zalesky Richard G Krueger Richard A Burr Gerald Gocha Harm H Heiner Everett L Juvins Donald E McKay Lfoyd D Myers Earl W Pierce Donald Rezac Firth E Booth Sidney

Two Auto Accidents At Ice Covered Corner Reported

Slippery streets on Illinois Street at 10th Avenue led to two crashes Tuesday afternoon. In the first, John W Sample in a Chevrolet pickup was struck by an Oldsmobile driven by Hugh R Williams of Peetz after the Chevy stopped at a Stop sign. At 4 45 pm, an Oldsmobile driven by Lewis Schneider and a Ford driven by Delbert W Rogers collided when brakes failed on the slick pavement.

Dlinois Street 10Th Avenue John W Sample Hugh R Williams Peetz Oldsmobile Sai Lewis Schneider Ford Delbert W Rogers

Safety council to push campaign after deadly highway crash

The Greater Cheyenne County Safety Council plans meetings next Monday to urge public backing for a continued traffic safety program. A head-on collision north of Dalton last winter killed one and seriously injured four, including an army nurse hospitalized in Denver. If she recovers, manslaughter charges loom. The page story notes Sidney’s toll since January 1 and calls for public cooperation this coming year.

Greater Cheyenne County Safety Council Dalton Fitzsibons Army ‘Hospital Denver Cheyenne Sidney Safety Council

Union Thanksgiving Services Planned by Sidney Churches

Initial plans for union Thanksgiving services in Sidney are being made by the Sidney Ministerial Association and the Sidney Council of Churchwomen. The service is set for 10 o'clock Thanksgiving morning at the First Methodist Church with Rev Walter Jewett delivering the sermon. A pageant depicting colonial figures leading the way to worship is planned to be larger and more impressive than last year.

Sidney Ministerial Association Sidney Council of Churchwomen Methodist Walter Jewett

Potter estate sale auction at courthouse door

On Saturday a lot in Potter will be sold to the highest bidder at ten oclock at the east door of the courthouse. The sale is part of the liquidation of the Edward Fisher estate. W J Gehrig is administrator. Lot 4, Block 12, Tefft's addition to Potter. Kepler and Thorpe are attorneys for the estate.

Potter Edward Fisher W.j.gehrig

Brisk County Tax Collections Through November Rush

County tax receipts mark a fast start with about $97,304.09 collected in the first seven and a half days of November. Treasurer Herbert Stevens reports daily intake near $13,000, with mail payments largely unprocessed due to the window rush.

Herbert Stevens Stevens

Bazaar Patronage Sets All Time Record at St Patrick's Bazaar

The Altar Society of St Patrick's Church reports record patronage for its annual bazaar held Wednesday and Thursday last week. About 900 to 1,000 people were served at the dinners each night. Prize winners included Wally Namath radio-phonograph Wayle Leypoldt pressure cooker Bob Kallhoff table lamp Ray Buchanan Dalton wool blanket Mrs R V Ream SOD dishes Elizabeth Schwasnick bedspread Mrs Ruby Myers Dalton table cloth Mrs Martin Heeg string of pearls Mrs Richard Waddell pillows Nancy Byer statue Tom Dineen baby set. The society praised public interest and patronage in supporting the event.

Altar Society St Patrick's Church Wally Namath Wayle Leypoldt Bob Kallhoff Ray Buchanan Dalton R. V. Ream Elizabeth Schwasnick Ruby Myers Martin Heeg Richard Waddell Nancy Byer Tom Dineen

Farm Bureau Drives Toward 400 Members in Cheyenne County

The Cheyenne County Farm Bureau spent the first half of the week on its annual membership drive aiming for nearly 400 members. By Monday about half had paid 1949 dues by mail to extend drive time for contacting prospects, with a 15 member canvassing group visiting former and prospective members. A final report will be presented at the Victory Dinner Tuesday night November 16 at the Legion rooms in Sidney City Auditorium.

Cheyenne ‘County Legion Rooms Sidney ‘City Auditorium

State Wheat Show Samples Are Requested at McCook

County Agent William Bulleck urges Cheyenne County farmers to submit wheat samples for the state show. About one hundred entries already exist, with judging set for January 1949 at McCook. Exhibitors must send one quart of hard red winter wheat, labeled with variety and owner details, to McCook or Lincoln by January 3. The winner receives the Nebraska Wheat Trophy and a $25 U S Savings Bond. fourteen other prizes will be awarded.

William Bulleck Cheyenne County Bulleck L J Bible McCook Chamber of Commerce Earl Gayle McCook Harold Fleming Anne Bute J C Chet” Swinbank Nebraska Grain ‘Improvement Association Nebraska Nebraska Grain Improvement Association College of Agriculture Lincoln NGIA Nebraska Crop Improvement Association The Agricultural Extension Service

Junior Class Play Slated for November 16 at Sid ney High

Daily rehearsals continue for the Junior Class play The Sunshine Twins to be staged Tuesday November 16 at 8 p m in the Sidney High School Auditorium. Cast features Richard Gideon Teresa Allman with Phyllis Smith Wayne Willard Rex Sample Joan Wierson Marilyn Brew Robert Jensen Norman Brauer Mary Ellen Livingston and Clairelyn Lyngholm. Promoter Phyllis Refior. stage manager Ronald Ovenden. director Carl Crouse. properties head Miss Bess Shires. business publicity head Miss Lois Fergusson. Scenery redecorating led by Miss Shires and assistants ahead of show. A matinee for students is planned for November 15.

Sidney ‘High School Sunshine Twins Richard Gideon Teresa Allman Ronald Ovenden Carl “Crouse Bess Shires

Legion Club Closed for Painting and Cleaning This Week

The American Legion Club will be closed Monday through Friday for repainting and cleaning. It reopens Saturday November 20 with new entertainment to be announced. Miss Jean Carmen, pianist and entertainer, ends her limited engagement Sunday night.

American Legion ‘Club Jean Carmen

Gurley Turkey Shoot Planned For Sunday

The Weyerts Legion and Auxiliary Post at Gurley will hold a turkey shoot this Sunday November 14 starting at 12 30 with ducks pies and other prizes offered during the afternoon activities.

Weyerts Legion and Auxiliary Post Gurley

Sidney Chamber Set for November 18 Meeting

The final quarterly meeting of 1948 for the Sidney Chamber of Commerce will be held at the Country Club November 18 at 6 30 pm. Election of officers will be the highlight of the evening. A nominating committee will make recommendations but other nominations will be accepted from the floor. Members of the nominating committee are Jack H Lowe chairman L L Lockwood Bernie Goldstein J L Thorpe and J R Miller.

Sidney Chamber of Commerce Country Club Jack H. Lowe Bernie Goldstein J L Thorpe J R. Miller

Snow Squalls Grip Panhandle Nebraska Weather Shifts

Blustery March like conditions brought snow squalls and bright sun across western Nebraska this week with gusty winds drifting snow and light moisture. Farmers report winter wheat in eastern areas in good soil moisture despite drought, while central and panhandle districts see variable rain and wind effects on crops ahead of winter.

Nebraska Panhandle Federal Bureau of Agricultural Statistics

Depot's Work Program Hit, Mayor Is Told

The Army, unhappy with Sidney's housing, asks review by officials and private citizens to seek a solution. Major Fonda cites housing as key to retaining depot workers and payroll, with the mayor planning a meeting of interested parties to explore options and possible financing.

Department of the Army Sidney C B. Dorwart Edward S Fonda Bronx Army Major Fonda Fonda James R. Baker SOC Torwart

Children's Book Week marked in Sidney November 14 20

City Library hosts class visits by Sidney grade students during National Children's Book Week. Miss Alice Broker announces library tours to acquaint youngsters with facilities. Visual education head Vergil Winn will show story hour films with Alpha Nu Pi members. Local clubs sponsor book jacket and bookmark contests for various grades with prizes from classic illustrated editions. Entries due Wednesday. exhibits open in library downstairs for public viewing.

Frances Lathrop Sidney Alice‘Brocker Nu Chapter Beta ‘Sigma Phi Sidney “Library ‘Board

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Dwight Beck Beck Railoard Coming Ackerman Vienna Choir Boys Rep. Miller Sidnes National Guard L. M. Clinton I. L .Pindell Ip. J. 7Heaton Farm Bureau Legion ‘Club Turkey Cc of C Sidney Public Library
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