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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Nov 17, 1961

Page

10

People You Know highlights from Sidney Nebraska column

A column of local notices features four city office staff moving to a new building, author Hartzell Spence visiting Sidney on Ohio Oil duty, a Jaycee goat fundraiser moving members, Corvair thefts in Denver impacting Dick Smith, and various schoolmates and local figures trading stories and praise.

Sidney Nebraska Dick Smith Denver Mr Smith Moreso Kimball Gering

Post Office Rates and Address Change Note

Notice printed for Sidney Nebraska readers detailing second class mailing, change of address to P O Box 2138, subscription pricing within and beyond a 10 mile zone, and single-copy price of 10 cents.

Sidney Nebr P. OO

Federal Crop Programs Catch Brunt of Farm Bureau Attack

Charles Marshall president of the Nebraska Farm Bureau Federation spoke at Pershing Memorial Auditorium Lincoln during the 43rd annual convention outlining criticism of federal crop programs. He cited high incentive prices boosting soybean surplus, government stock sales depressing corn prices and penalties for cooperators, and warned of broader federal control. Marshall contrasted Farm Bureau’s plan for cropland adjustment with the current feed grain program and called for tax awareness and restraint on new farm promo taxes. John C. Lynn of the American Farm Bureau Federation urged vigilance against executive-branch control and praised Farm Bureau as agriculture’s leading national voice.

Charles Marshall Nebraska Farm Bureau Federation Farm Bureau Pershing Memorial Auditorium Lincoln Marshall Secretary of Agriculture Nebraska Nebraska Farm Leader Marksall Holt Wayne Cedar Stanton Cuming Jefferson Nance John C Jack) Lynn American Farm Bureau Federation Congress Lynn Washington Rure Rotterdam Europe

Farmers Union District I Meeting Set Here Tuesday

The annual Farmers Union District I meeting is rescheduled for Tuesday November 21 at 11 am in Yendis Cafe. Officers Ray Crawford Alliance president Henry Gell Sydney vice president Harold Brauer Sidney secretary treasurer. out of town speakers Ernest Larson Bingham district director and Ernest Peterson North Platte state field man. Wives urged to attend to form an auxiliary named the Agettes. District I covers the Nebraska Panhandle.

Farmers Union District I Ray Crawford Alliance Henry Gell Sidney Harold Brauer Ernest Larson Bingham Ernest Peterson North Platte Farmers Union Agettes Nebraska Panhandle

Ohio Opens New Product Terminal

Ohio Oil Company officially opened a 170000 barrel refined products terminal two miles south of here on a nine acre site. Milan D. King says the facility serves marketing outlets in southwestern Michigan and northern Indiana with two grades of Marathon gasoline diesel and fuel oils. The terminal links pipelines from Robinson Illinois to Griffith Indiana and then by common carrier to Niles. Construction began August 1 1960 with R L Coolsner as general contractor and Raymond Asher Construction as office building contractor.

Mich Ohio Oil Company Here Milan D. King Ohio Oil Michigan Indiana Robinson Ill Griffith Ind Niles Lake Michigan

Bolin Is Honored By Hospital Group

Leo P. Bolin administrator of Memorial Hospital and Rest Home was admitted to Fellowship in the American College of Hospital Administrators at its 27th annual Convocation in Atlantic City. Melvin L. Staley of Philadelphia presided as the College conferred Honorary Fellowship on Robinson E. Adkins Lillian Miller Gilbreth and Major General Oliver K. Niess for distinguished leadership in medicine management and the Air Force.

Atlantic City N. Y Leo P. Bolin Memorial Hospital and Rest Home American College of Hospital Convention Hall Melvin L. Staley Philadelphia Robinson E. Adkins Department of Medicine and Surgery Veterans Administration Washington, D. C Lillian Miller Gilbreth New York City Oliver K. Niess United States Air Force

Farm Bureau challenged to meet 1960s demands

A speaker urged the Nebraska Farm Bureau to expand beyond the 1950 model as domestic marketing problems rise. He warned the organization faces its greatest challenges in history and must decentralize government functions and emphasize do it yourself efforts to boost farmers’ incomes.

Nebraska Farm Bureau Farm Bureau

Sidney Wins Again Sewage Plant Cited As Outstanding

Sidney wins the Scott Wilbur award at the Nebraska Sewage and Industrial Wastes Association banquet in Lincoln for outstanding sewage disposal in its class. Benjamin Spady accepted the plaque with Floyd Sanks. the traveling award stays three years with the winner. The plant serves 10,500 to 15,000 population and has a history dating to 1913 with major rebuilds in 1948 and 1955.

Sidney Nebraska Sewage and Industrial Wastes Association Scott Wilbur Lincoln Benjamin Spady Floyd Sanks Supt. Sanks Spady Water and Sewer Department Charles Welton Lanks Nebraska

Christmas Seals Assure Progress Against Disease

The 55th annual Christmas Seal Campaign opened this week with 400000 Nebraska homes reached by postmen. Delmar R. Serafy of Omaha says the aim is to protect the family circle by explaining tuberculosis and enclosures with seals. Volunteers statewide have spent thousands of hours, and nine million lives saved since the first campaign. Proceeds stay mostly in Nebraska to expand TB control, find unknown cases, educate all ages, and fund medical research. 214 new Nebraska TB cases were reported last year.

Nebraska Nebraska Tuberculosis Association Delmar R. Serafy Omaha Scrafy Seraty

Bid Request Issued For Hooding Valves

Bids for 36 flooding valves, pressure operated, diaphragm type, Underwriter Laboratory Approved, will be received at Sioux Ord nance Depot until 2 p.m. on Dec. 15. Plans and bid documents from Purchasing and Contracting Officer. Refer to Invitation for Bid ORD 25-044-62-10.

Sioux Ordnance Depot

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