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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1957

Page

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Teachers Ponder Educational Progress At All Day Session

Sidney Public School system hosts an all day In-Service Education Day with teachers evaluating K-12 progress and departmental programs. Tom Jones chairs the opening, followed by reports on the K-12 program and elementary science, plus discussions on audio visual education social studies speech therapy and secondary instructional self evaluation. A second session is planned for the second semester.

Sidney Public School Tom Jones Sidney Jones

Flying lights seen near Sidney and Sterling prompt UFO reports

Four Sidney residents driving from Pine Bluffs Wyoming claim watching four lights move in a straight line then in a formation with two middle lights drawing closer. Sterling witnesses, including patrolmen and residents, reported similar red flashed lights east of the city near a TV tower around 10 pm last Thursday. Air Force officials dismissed the cases as hoaxes or misinterpretations of natural phenomena.

Sidney Pine Bluffs Wyo Sidneyartess Sros Sterling Colo Damon Cloud Cleo Paul Koehn LaVada Wyoming Vernon Hastings Air Force Kearney Nebman

Shell Oil Drilling at Heider Pool Well Near Potter

Shell Oil Co reports the Johnson No. 3 in the Heider Field north of Potter reached 4351 feet with the tool on top of the Niobrara Sand. Drillers face a crooked-hole issue in the last feet and aim to correct it as they proceed. New oil prospects listed include multiple wildcat and field locations across Banner, Kimball, Morrill, Scotts Bluff, Hayes, and Morrill counties with operators British American Oil, Pan American Petroleum, Plains Exploration, and others.

Shell Oil Co Heider Potter Johnson No. 3 British-American Oil Prod. Co Willson No Banner County Cnw Wilson Ranch Field Pan American Petroleum Corp Peterson, No Peterson Field Stevens Kimball County CSW R. L. Poundstone W. M.woods Steele Wildcat Wytex ‘Oila Willard Poole Wisner Morrill County British-American Oil Prod Co Willson McDaniel Drilling Co Brown McDaniel Plains Exploration Co Cochran No Hayes County E. A. Obering Roberts Voss Field

First Snow Of Season Brings Good Moisture

A first major snowfall in western Nebraska brought moisture to farms, with five inches at Sidney and four at Scottsbluff. Strong eastern winds reduced visibility east of Grand Island, while roads remained hazardous locally. Farmers welcomed the snow for subsoil moisture ahead of 1959 wheat planting.

Nebraska Sidney Grand Island Texas Panhandle Scottsbluff Chadron

County Board Opens Bids on Pipe Culvert and Grader Blades

Cheyenne County Commissioners plan a second November meeting to open bids for a load of pipe culvert and one hundred motor grader blades. The action signals ongoing purchasing for county projects with bids slated for review tomorrow by the board.

Cheyenne County Commissioners

Fifth Annual Star Show Set Friday By Kiwanis Club

Thirty Cheyenne County youths perform 20 acts at the Kiwanis fifth annual Stars of Tomorrow show set for 8 p.m. at the junior high auditorium. Prizes total 75 dollars for top overall, with 50 35 and 25 for other winners. Dress rehearsal tonight at 7 30. Contestants include Linda Kay Mintken Beverly Jo Eddy Mary Jo Schadegg June Zwickl and many others in vocal instrumental and dance acts. Winners advance to district and regional contests for further cash prizes and scholarships.

Cheyenne County Kiwanis ‘Stars of Tomorrow Kiwanis Club Scottsbluff Alliance Mitchell Neb Igloo Hot Springs Denver Linda Kay Mintken Beverly Jo Eddy Mary Jo Schadegg June Zwickl Bonnie Bauer Danny Zwickl Eddie Trickler Nancy Peetz Cindy Ferrill Mike Ferrill Billy Lenzen Roland John Westerhoof Robert James Dider Colleen Kildare Mary Jane Elson Peggy Ahlschwede Connie Borgmann Patty Jean Zalesky Marlene Carol Fell Linda Lee Gade Camille Jo Bond Louis Kraus Darlene Takahashi Gary Statler Carolyn Sue Burdick Helen Jo Helfrich Larry Leroy Mahiman Judy Maddox Helen Ann Jorgenson Judy White

Five Juveniles to Face Judge on Truancy Allegations

Five Sidney youths with ages 13 and 15 will appear before Cheyenne County Judge Cr. Smith on Thursday in juvenile hearings. Complaints from the county attorney say the boys are constantly truant and refuse school, meeting the delinquency definition under state law.

Sidney Cheyenne Cr. Smith

Strange Friendship Seen In Biology Class

A Sandy Wafford middle school biology class observes an unlikely bond as a student brings a field mouse to feed a garter snake. Instead of prey the mouse and snake curl together, forming an unexpected companionship in the classroom box.

Sandy Wafford Speciman Sir Snake

Bank Opening Attracts Large Crowds In Sidney

Over 1,400 registered at The Sidney National Bank open house with more than 2,700 attending a free Fox Theatre show. Four $25 savings accounts were awarded to Mrs Archie Palmer, Leo Osborn, Eddie Cordova, and Mrs Frank Mueller. Visiting bankers from United States National Bank Omaha, National Bank of Commerce Lincoln, Lodgepole, Bushnell, Ogallala, and Sterling attended. President Leo Krieger called the day very successful and thanked attendees for floral gifts and goodwill.

Sidney National Bank Archie Palmer Leo Osborn Eddie Cordova Frank Mueller Fox Theatre Harold Browning United States National Bank Omaha Byron Dunn Bill Olsson National Bank of Commetce Lincoln

Two Plead Guilty To Forgeries In District Court

In district court Judge John Kuns accepted guilty pleas from Betty Stein 38 and Robert Howard about 25. Stein admitted forging a bogus 20 check Oct 22 written on a Sidney bank and passed in a grocery. She received one year in the State Reformatory for Women at York and is reportedly sought by Montana authorities for parole violation. Howard was given a two year paroled term and was ordered returned to Cheyenne County after release from a state penal institution.

John Kuns Betty Stein State Reformatory For Women York Sidney Bank W. W. Schulz Stein Montana Kuns Robert Howard

Highway Fund Campaign Backed by Sidney Chamber

J Fred Thompson presented a plan to Sidney Chamber of Commerce board to back a membership drive for the International Parks Highway Association. The goal is a federally designated north south highway through Sidney and western Nebraska with memberships at $10 annually. The drive involves J B Baker as chair and Charles Wuthier Kenneth Bagby and Harold Keith on the committee. Thompson expects 50 to 100 members and notes designation would put the route on maps and boost freight and tourist business. The target highway runs Mexico to Canada as a state network and needs a federal number, ideally 85].

International Parks Highway Assn Sidney Chamber of Commerce Board of J. Fred Thompson Nebraska Thompson Chamber of Commerce Traffic Committee

Brother Of Local Man Dies In Kansas

Henry Bean brother of Frank Bean of Sidney died last night at his home in Thayer Kansas after months of failing health Funeral services are set for Wednesday at 2 pm in Thayer

Kansas Henry Bean Frank Bean Sidney Thayer, Kan Thayer

Funeral set for Sidney man and two children in crash

Funeral arrangements were pending for Arthur D. Scott Jr. and his two children, Karen Jo Scott six and Edwin Arthur four, killed in a snowbound high speed crash two miles north of Gurley on Highway 19. Karen Jo was pronounced dead at the scene and Edwin Arthur died in Cheyenne County Memorial Hospital. The mother Allyson, 30, remained in critical condition with the fifth child Kenneth, 18 months, hurt but listed in good shape. The wreck, linked to ice and snow, involved a northbound car driven by Felix Perez 21 of Sedgwick and a semi trailer truck with a cattle rack driven by Richard Hoagland 21 of Scottsbluff. Heavy injuries were reported for Mrs Donabel Scott who was not out of danger. A Nebraska Safety Patrolman cited hazardous road conditions.

Cheyenne County Memorial Hospital Karen Jo Scott Karen Arthur D. Scott, Jr Edwin Arthur Donabel Scott Scott Kenneth Cheyenne County Nebraska Bridgeport Dalton Felix Perez Sedgwick North Platte River Valley Richard Hoagland Scottsbluff Gurley Perez Highway 19 Colorado Essley Kotchwar

Vehicle crash claims two lives and injures family

A car following a truck plunged into a ditch. the Scotts suffered severe head injuries. Kenneth Scott died about 1:30 am and his father, Mr. Scott, died around noon. Karen Jo and Edwin Arthur survived. Hoagland was uninjured. Kenneth Scott, born July 14, 1924, was a Chadron State College graduate and construction contractor.

Scotts Sidney Mr. Scott Kenneth Karen Edwin Hoagland Scott Probers Kotchwar Perez Kimball Arthur D Ruth Schofield Scott Army Air Corps Chadron State Teachers College Gering Livoni Construction Co Masonic Lodge No Scottsbluff Sidney First

Heart Fund Workshop Set Here On Thursday

One of fifteen regional Nebraska Heart Fund workshops will be held in Sidney at the Elks Club from 2 to 4 30 p m Thursday Announcement by Miss Mabie Nielsen the Cheyenne County division chairwoman The meeting is open to all county chairmen and workers and anyone interested in the work is urged to attend Topics include organizing Heart Fund drives for next February supplies recruitment publicity and money raising techniques

Nebraska Heart Fund Sidney Elks Club Mabie Nielsen Cheyenne County Nebraska Heart Association

Property Loss High On Roads Outside Sidney

A Sidney area report lists up to a dozen vehicle mishaps checked by city police, the sheriff, and the Nebraska Safety Patrol after a fatal car-truck crash Saturday night killed three local residents. The most serious property damage occurred when Harold Coryell lost control near Sidney, striking a Bell Telephone pole and breaking two wires. Slick streets blamed for several other crashes including Ann Burgett and Frank Hand. A Friday intersection crash at 19th Avenue and Elm Street caused about $550 damage to cars driven by Tom Howerter and High Perkins.

Sidney Sheriff's Office Nebraska Safety Patrol Highway 30 Northwestern Bell Telephone Co Harold Coryell Portland, Ore Coryell 13Th Avenue Toledo Street Ann Burgett Frank Hand Route B 19Th Avenue Elm Street Tom Howerter High Perkins

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Sidney, Sterling Shell Oil Drilling Heider Pool Well Brumbaugh Highway Fund Campaign Arthur Scott Heart Fund
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