Sheaman To Speak At Panhandle Welfare Meeting
Panhandle Welfare Assn meets at Alliance Hotel Alliance next Wednesday November 20 with Cheyenne County figures in leadership roles Mrs Marjorie Pals Sidney president will officiate The morning program includes Paul Sheaman Sidney High School Modern Problems class speaker on Democracy vs Communism A panel on law and county government features E D Warnsholz William G Smith and Donald
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Cheyenne County
Panhandle Welfare Assn
Alliance Hotel
Alliance
Marjorie Pals
Sidney
Mabel Oliver
Bridgeport
Dorothea Thompson
Gering
Paul Sheaman
Sidney High School
E. D. Warnsholz
State Department of Welfare
William G. Smith
Cheyenne
Donald
Weather Outlook: Mostly Cloudy Tonight Then Showers Possible
Mostly cloudy tonight with a chance of light showers. Cooler tomorrow with lows around 30 to 35 and daytime highs near 45 to 55.
Postmaster at Gurley Confirmed by Senate
The U S Senate confirmed Harold F Ahlschwede as postmaster at Gurley after he had served as acting postmaster since October 28 1961. Also confirmed was Harold F Zwonechek of De Witt. The article notes Ahlschwede formerly farmed full time and continues to farm part time.
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U.S. Senate
President Kennedy
Harold F. Ahlschwede
Gurley
Harold F. Zwonechek
de Witt
Ahlschwede
Mannie Kreader Steps Down From Nebraska Wheat Growers
C. H. Mannie Kreader resigns as executive secretary of the Nebraska Wheat Growers Association effective year end 1963 after five years in the post. NWGA President Robert Rauner lauds his leadership and notes major gains including a national office in Washington and the Great Plains Wheat program. Rauner to present a Meritorious Service Award this evening. Kreader, a Dalton area wheat farmer, has not revealed future plans.
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Nebraska
Nebbraska Wheat Growers Association
Robert Rauner
NWGA
C. H
Mannie) Kreader
Kreader
Rauner
Mannie
Wheat Growers
Washington, D. C
National Association of Wheat Growers
Great Plains Wheat, Inc
Congress
United States Department of Agriculture
Dalton
Bob Wait Returns to Marathon Oil Sidney Office
Sidney native Bob Wait, with the firm 11 years including three years at McFadden Field in Wyoming, is reassigned to Marathon Oil Co. in Sidney. Local head L A Whitey Lindstrom announced Wait will join the accounting department and start in about a week as he seeks housing for his family.
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Sidney
Marathon Oil Co
Bob Wait
McFadden Field
Wyoming
L.A
Whitey’ Lindstrom
Marathon
Wait
Cheyenne County Farmers Union Meet Sets Speakers
The Cheyenne County Farmers Union meets at 7 30 p m Monday in the Yendis Cafe with Elton Berck Lincoln state president as main speaker. Officers for the coming year will be elected and resolutions prepared for the state organization.
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Cheyenne County Farmers Union
Yendis Cafe
Allen Brauer
Elton Berck
Lincoln
State Farmers Union
Sidney Wins Fifth Scott-Wilber Sewage Award
The City of Sidney received the Scott-Wilber award for efficient operation of its sewage disposal plant at an Omaha ceremony by the Water Pollution Central Assn. Floyd Lanks and Ben Spady accepted the honor. Sidney has now won it three straight years and keeps the travelling trophy.
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Sidney
Scott-Wilber
Omaha
Water Pollution Central Assn
Floyd Lanks
Sidney Water Department
Ben Spady
Nebraska Department of Health
Lodgepole Creek
New Manager Named For Meat Packers Plant
Arnold P. Monteith was appointed manager of the Nebraska Meat Packers plant in Sidney. He is a 21 year Rath veteran formerly in charge of the beef abattoir in Ft Smith Arkansas since 1956. He replaces John M Burbank who resigned effective Nov 29.
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Arnold P. Monteith
Nebraska Meat Packers
Sidney
L. M. Kyner
Veal
Rath Packing Company
Monteith
Rath Company
Ft. Smith Ark
John M
Mike) Burbank
Rev Aubrey Russell to Leave Sidney for Palmyra Missouri
The Rev. Aubrey Russell, pastor of the First Christian Church in Sidney since 1960, has resigned and accepted a call from the Christian Church of Palmyra Missouri. The Russell family will move around December 30 and Russell starts duties January 5. Interim pastors will serve Sidney Bible church until replacement. Russell, Kentucky native, graduated 1954 from The College of The Bible. The family includes Tom in Lexington, Dick at York College, and Larry and Kay in high school.
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Aubrey Russell
First Christian Church
Sidney
Christian Church of
Palmyra
Russell
Mr. Russell
Kentucky
College of the Bible
Lexington
Virginia
Arizona
Trinidad
Colo
Russells
Tom
Dick Russell
York College
Larry
Kay
Sidney abattoir leased by Rath supplies national beef products
Rath uses the Sidney beef abattoir to supply beef to customers on both coasts and ships carcass beef to its Waterloo Iowa plant for processing. The Waterloo firm ranks among the ten largest meat processors in the nation and markets products in nearly all states. It supplies hotels restaurants schools and the military with meat and shortening goods.
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Sidney Beef
Rath
Waterloo
Iowa
Paul Huff Re elected Leader of Lodgepole Old Settlers
Paul Huff was re elected chairman of the Lodgepole Old Settlers Association at a meeting held last Friday. Harold Kriedl er was chosen co chairman with Delbert Nymath named secretary treasurer.
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Paul Huff
Lodgepole Old Settlers Assn
Harold Kriedler
Delbert Nymath
Funeral services for C. L. Opperman at Yates Center
Funeral services will be held tomorrow in Yates Center for C. L. Opperman of Kansas who died Wednesday after a lengthy illness. Mrs. Robert A. Clark and family traveled to Yates Center to help with arrangements while their children stay with the Clark grandparents.
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C. L. Opperman
Yates Center
Kan
Robert A. Clark
Clark
Robert Clark
Experts See Livestock Feeding Boom Boosting Local Economy
Three industry veterans spoke at Sidney National Bank’s beef panel in Cheyenne County urging expansion of livestock production. They highlighted USDA loan programs, the need for diversified farming, and the impact of chain marketing on producers and processors while stressing trade relations and domestic profitability.
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Cheyenne County
Sidney National Bank
Marvel Baker
University of Nebraska
L. M
Doc) Kyner
The
Rath Packing Co
Waterloo
Iowa
Raymond Davis
Nebraska Agricultural Conservation and Stabilization Committee
Althogh
Baker
Nebraska
United States
Davis
Potter
United States Department of Agriculture
USDA
Kyner
Mama and Papa
Lions Club hears hospital expansion talk at Fort Sidney
A. J. Jorgenson spoke at the Lions Club luncheon at the Fort Sidney Hotel on Memorial Hospital and Rest Home's need for enlargement to meet current demands. He noted the hospital as a major local business with around the clock operations and many employees.
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A. J. Jorgenson
Lions Club
Fort Sidney
Jorgenson
Memorial Hospital
Rest Home
New Oil Official Jackson Barton Named Nebraska VP
Jackson M. Barton vice president and general manager of Northern Natural Gas Producing Co. is appointed Nebraska Division vice president for the Rocky Mountain Oil and Gas Assn. He will oversee policy, member services, and industry initiatives in the region.
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Jackson M. Barton
Northern Natural Gas Producing Co
Nebraska
Rocky Mountain Oil and Gas Assn
Angus Calf Killed After Car Strikes It on Highway
A black Angus calf weighing about 700 pounds was struck and killed around 7 15 p m Wednesday by a 1957 Ford driven by Walter Earl Gilleland 17 Trailer City The calf owned by Dave Truss wandered into the road causing an estimated 325 damage to the car. Later at 10 15 p m another accident occurred two miles east and two north of Potter when Monty L Mayer 17 Dalton lost control of a 1956 Chevrolet due to brake failure hitting a dead end He escaped with a cut above the right eye and about 350 damage to the car.
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del Shipley
Highway Safety Patrol
Dave Truss
Walter Earl Gilleland
Trailer City
Shipley
Potter
Monty L. Mayer
Dalton
Mayer
Mail Schedule Won’t Affect Peetz Delivery
The Postoffice Department says changing mail routing for Peetz Colorado won’t delay The Sidney Telegraph. A Denver letter confirms the Peetz star route schedule ensures incoming mail reaches before the rural route departs, so subscribers’ papers won’t be late.
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Peetz
Sidney
Postoffice Department
Telegraph
Denver
Colorado
VFW Projects Debated At Post Meeting
Post 610 Veterans of Foreign Wars discussed upcoming plans led by Vernon Anderson. Officials named to head a 1964 Veterans Day drive are John Zerr Neal Craig and Ed Mitchell. Ervin Smith will chair the Pancake Feed for youth and head the Lite-A-Bike program with free bicycle tape at schools and a designated Country Club Heights point.
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Post 610
Veterans of Foreign Wars
VFW
Vernon Anderson
John Zerr
Neal Craig
Ed Mitchell
Ervin Smith
Smith
Post
Country Club Heights
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Sheaman
L. Wood
Scotts Bluff
Leslie Stull
Box Butte
John Peetz Jr
Zeola Maxwell
Joyce Miller
Mannie Kreader
Viola Benish
Federal Land Bank
Federal Land Bank of Omaha
R. Brian Tobin
Casper
Charles Sutton
Miss Benish
C.P. Chambers
Dale Chambers
Wm. D. Harte
Bob
Farmers Union County
Arkansas
Rev
Missouri
Old Settlers
Hears Hospital
New Oil
United Fund
Sioux
United Fund of
Sidney and
Benny Hochman
Stanley W. Smiley
Don Jorgenson
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