Bean Feed At Lodgepole To Benefit Neighbor
Lodgepole Lions Club plans a benefit bean feed to aid neighbor Mr Cooper injured in an explosion six weeks ago. Event Tuesday Dec 7 at 5 PM at Legion Hall, free will offering. General Chairman Lew Quinn leads committees for coffee, beans, cornbread, fruit salad, and cleanup with local volunteers.
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Lodgepole Lions Club
Cari
Cooper
Lodgepole
Lions Club
Big Springs
Legion Hall
Lew Quinn
We Chalbsman
Wayne Bond
Roscoe Bills
Leonard Bond
Tom Maybein
Frank Pironka
Wayne Campbell
Don Hyde
Hubert Bondepard
Warold Isley
Ernest Bor
H. W. Quinn
Robert da
Frank Pivonka
Floyd Wise
Clarence Kripal
Gerald Matzke
Floyd E. Wise
T. W. Mayborn
Arnold Michelman
Morris Hernbloom
Floyd Treblik
Duane Freeman
Ernest Meyer
Henry Jenik
Charles Wise
Ed Schmid
Roy Earnhart
Hubert Bondegard
Delmar Zalesky
C. Peterson
Ed Stewart
E. K. Yanney
Robert Davis
Merle Krugman
Merlyn Carlson
John Webb
Ed Block
Ralph Carleton
Ernest Borm
Duane Bondegard
Loren Block
Gene Bond
Gary Aten
Dave Rentz
Don Hafer
Dennis Walsh
Allen Lindley
Don Greenfield
George Emmanuelson
Mail Carrying Bids Sought for Wichita Route
Regional Post Office in Wichita Kansas accepts bids to carry mail from Sidney Post Office to Sioux Army Depot Branch Office starting December 27 1965. Passenger car required with schedule from Sidney 830 AM to A D Branch Office 850 PM and return 500 PM to Sidney 520 PM. Bid forms available at Sidney Post Office and bids due by December 11 1965 at 430 PM.
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Wichita
Kansas
Sidney
Sioux Army Depot
St. Sidney
A.D
Sidney Post Office
Tie Breaker To Name Contest Winner In Tele Graph Finals
The tie-breaker game Nebraska Oklahoma on Thursday will decide the final score guessing contest winner in The Telegraph annual event. Entrants with equal tie-break scores from last Saturday are considered, and the closest to the actual score secures the top prize as Nebraska ends its regular season with KsSID radio and national TV coverage starting at 11 30 AM.
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Nebraska-Oklahoma
Telegraph
National Tv
Nebraska
Kssid
Rotary Boosts Band and United Fund Support
The Rotary Club voted to donate one dollar per member up to a hundred dollars to both the Sidney Band fund and the United Fund. The drive aims to lift the band fund for a Tournament of Roses trip and assist the struggling United Fund campaign. Dr. D. J. Garcia chaired the program, with Jack Wolf showing pro football color films and Virgil Knackstedt named student Rotarian for the month.
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Rotary Club
Sidney Band Fund
United Fund
D. J. Garcia
Jack Wolf
Lloyd Carr
Chamber of Commerce
Rotary
Jack Knicely
Ann Holloway
Australia
Mike Selver
Virgil Knack- Stedt
Beautiful Selection of Christmas Cards in Sidney Telegraph
Christmas card sale highlighted by the Sidney Telegraph urging readers to order now while selections remain. Store offers a range of designs and sizes for the holiday season, with emphasis on timely action to ensure available options.
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The
Sidney Telegraph
Interesting history note from The King Ranch tale
The Sidney Telegraph shares a reader note about The King Ranch history. Doug Boyd of Sidney read Tom Lea’s book and recalls 1884 Louis brand tales, Walter Billingsley, a bank ruse with 150 saddle horses and 5,700 steers, plus a correction about a recent hole in one news item misattributed to Forrest and Elsie Planck.
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Doug Boyd
Sidney
King Ranch
Tom Lea
Walter Billingsley
King
Ft. Sidney
Nebr
Cheyenne
Billingsley
Afton Gardner
Ogallala
Rio Grande
Canada
O. J
Orothy Weymouth
Apache Wells
Ariz
Forrest
Elsie Planck
Phoenix
Dance Is Benefit For United Fund
The Prairie Schooners Square Dance Club plans a benefit dance on Saturday December 4 at the 4-H building starting at 8 p.m. Proceeds go to the United Fund campaign of Sidney and Sioux Army Depot. Admission is 150 a couple or 25 cents a spectator. Mal Minshall donates caller services and equipment. building fee is donated by the extension service. Local clubs invited. dancers urged to attend.
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Prairie Schooners Square Dance Club
United Fund
Sidney
Sioux Army Depot
Mal Minsahll
Kept One Old Church London Holds Catholic Status
St Ethelreda s church in Ely Place near High Holborn and Hatton Garden remains London s only pre reformation church in Roman Catholic hands as all others were seized by the Church of England.
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London
St. Ethelreda’s
Ely Place
High Holborn
Hatton Garden
Church of England
Band Fund Reaches Nearly $17,000 for Rose Bowl Trip
The Sidney High School band fund for the Rose Bowl trip has reached 16977.78 as announced at the Band Parents Auxiliary meeting at the high school. Donations came from Dr and Mrs C B Dorwart 20 Hartzler Plumbing and Heating 25 Kokjer Motor Company 25 Kansas Nebraska Gas Co 50 Gus Liedel 10 and Willis King 8. Other notes include a World Herald feature December 26 raincoats from Continental Bus Lines band practice over five miles daily and weekends all members must attend the final pre trip meeting postcards available by December 1 Salt Lake City tour explained a concession stand at the Fort Sidney Colonels concert and all band members 60 contributions due by December 1. The send off dinner in the cafeteria was discussed.
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Sidney High School
California
C. B. Dorwart
The
World Herald
Continental
Salt Lake City
Fort Sidney Colonels
Savoy Hotel lets restaurant set be used for film scene
London AP reports the Savoy Hotel management allowed its tower restaurant to be borrowed for a film sequence titled Safe at the Top. It notes this is the first Savoy shoot since 1936’s Goodbye Mr Chips and mentions the Savoy's 80 year branding link to the Savoy Theater and Gilbert and Sullivan operas. Jericho Jordan is cited as the lowest city on earth with biblical ties to Pont Great’s winter palace era. Cleopatra's revenues from palm and balsam trees at Jericho are referenced.
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London
Saves
Tower
The
Chips
Savoy
Top Living
D'Oyly Carte
Savoy Theater
Jericho
Jordan
Pierod the Great
Cleonpatra
Jericha
Gilbert Grosvenor Honored as Geographer to Millions at 90
Gilbert H. H. Grosvenor, longtime leader of National Geographic, turned 90 on October 28. He retired on W340 as president and editor of the National Geographic Society but continues to serve on the board of trustees.
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Gilbert HH. Grosvenor
National Geographic
National Geographic Society
Board of Trustees
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Henry Monnich
James D. Greene
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Greene
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Borge
Copenhagen
Denmark
Victor Borge
Frederick IX
United States
Cheyenne County School Lands
Cheyenne County
Ivan Walker
Sec’v. Treas
Raymond Jessen
Kirby
Kirby Vacuum
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Call
Highway 385
Dalton
Gurley
Laura A. Johnston
Asmus & Rychecky Auctioneers, Inc
Scottsbluff, Nebr
Wayne FE
Hampton & Hampton - Walker Construction Co
West 5Th St
TRW West Electric Manufacturing
West 4Th St
West 4Th Street
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Dick Dolan & Sons
Kimball
Devel, Garden
Morrill
Banner
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