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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Nov 25, 1952

Page

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Hospital workers aim at 325000 by tonight

Sub zero weather blankets western Nebraska as winter tightens its grip. Officials report Sidney at two below zero with unofficial readings down to six below. By Monday morning the temperature rose to fifteen above, while forecasts call for continued cold and more snow flurries. Roads remain treacherous and highway patrol warns against nonessential travel. Snow caused multiple accidents including a two car crash near Sidney on Highway 30 with damages totaling 250 dollars.

Sidney Dave Ells Mercury State Highway Patrol Panhandle Chadron Scottsbluff North Platte Weather Bureau Nebraska Highway Safety Patrol Highway 30 Johnny Howard Hecker’s Max Trujillo Sioux Ordnance Depot Howard Trujillo Oldsmobile

Griffith Appeal Granted by Supreme Court

The district court record in the Hugh Griffith murder case from Sidney was filed with the State Supreme Court clerk. Griffith was convicted September 25 and sentenced to death February 3 in the electric chair for the June 20 killing of his wife Anna. The appeal cites improper jury instructions and admission of prejudicial evidence.

District Court Hugh Griffith Sidney State Supreme Court Griffith State Penitentiary Anna

Heart Attack Fatal To Huls

John William Hull 26 died at his parents home in Gurley from a heart attack though he had been ill with polio years earlier. Funeral services were set for Friday at the Hull home and Weyerts Lutheran Church with burial in Weyerts Cemetery. He is survived by his parents, two brothers, a sister, and a half sister.

John W. Huls Gurley Jasper Hull Weyerts Lutheran Church Mr. Ihrig Weyerts Craig Mortuary Cheyenne County Polio Fund John William Hull Sidney Ford Garage McDaniels Transfer Union Pacific National Guard Fort Leonard Wood Lincoln William Hull Jake Mendota Ill Alma Cole Charles Rathburn Henry, Nebr Anna Hageman

Extension Council Meeting Postponed in Cheyenne County

The Cheyenne County Home Extension Council meeting scheduled for last Saturday was postponed to this Saturday November 29 at 1 30 PM in the Sidney City Auditorium due to bad weather. Principal business is the installation of 1953 officers and presidents of the extension clubs are urged to attend.

Cheyenne County

Community hospital drive gains from inventive fundraiser

Mrs. Gordon Tobin created a street fundraising outfit with bandages and a crutch to boost the community hospital drive. The stunt energized volunteers as the campaign surpassed 300000 dollars with strong early showings from the women’s divisions led by Mrs. Fred Thompson and division chiefs.

Gordon Tobin Tobin Fred Thompson Lowell Davis Ross Barker J. R. Knicely F. L. Goodwin Max Cory N. C. Livoni Ron Barker J. B. Roch Robert Clark Hull Cook

Platte Pipe Line advances crude oil transport across region

The Platte Pipe Line project moves toward full operation with over 200000 barrels of Nebraska crude already routed into the line. The 1060 mile system, built at over sixty million dollars, will connect Wyoming Nebraska and northeastern Colorado to eastern refineries.

Telegraph Nebraska Platte Wyoming Colorado

Burial Today For Staff Sergeant Schwank In Sidney

Military funeral will be held at 10 a.m. at St Patrick's Catholic Church for Donald J Schwank 20 killed in a England airplane crash on November 6. The service is under Rev Albert Albel with honors by American Legion and VFW posts. Burial in Greenwood Cemetery. His escort Sgt James T Rogers of Lynchburg Va accompanied his remains. Both served as tail gunners based at Upper Heyford England. The crash near Dunman England killed all eleven aboard a B 50 training flight. Schwank had served 25 months 12 days in the Air Force and was awaiting December return to the U S. He was born November 29 1931 in St Libory Nebr later moved to Oshkosh and Sidney. Survivors: parents Mr and Mrs Harry Schwank Sidney a sister Sr M Katerin of Chicago and a brother Jerry a student at Oshkosh High School.

St. Patrick’s Catholic Church Donald J. Schwank England Albert Albel American Legion VFW Sidney Greenwood Cemetery Gehrig Funeral Home Schwank Air Corps James T. Rogers Lynchburg Virginia Sgt Rogers Koreas Upper Heyford Dunman Sgt. Schwank Air Force United States St. Libory Nebr Oshkosh Schwanks St. Patrick’s Academy Beckmann Motor Company Korea Okinawa Harry Schwank Sr. M. Katerin Chicago Jerry Oshkosh High School

Legion appoints leaders for Nebraska programs in 1953

American Legion department commander Warren C. Wood announces appointments to commissions and committees for the year. Emil Nelson of Potter joins the rehabilitation committee. Key events scheduled are the Mid Winter Conference in Grand Island February 22-23 and the Department Convention in Omaha August 2-4 with National Commander Lewis Gough as principal speaker. Hans Holiort of Gering is named judge advocate Frank B. OConnell of Lincoln historian and Clem Kisicki of Omaha sergeant at arms.

American Legion Department Warren C. Wood Gering American Legion Nebraska Emil Nelson Potter Wood The Legion Grand Island Omaha Lewis G. Gough Pasadena Calif Department Hans J. Holiort Frank B. O’connell Lincoln Clem Kisicki

Sidney Tops List for Federal Hospital Aid

Sidney is identified as the leading potential recipient for federal funds to match local fundraising for a new community hospital. Verne Pangborn of the Nebraska State Hospital Advisory Board advised early filing, permanent organization, and proactive planning while noting the process depends on federal appropriations and cannot move before July 1.

Sidney Verne Pangborn Nebraska State Hospital Advisory Board Mr. Pangborn Pangborn

No Pleas In Kimball Assault Case For Two Men

Two men faces charges in connection with the alleged abduction and beating of two women were arraigned in Kimball district court. Judge John Kuns ordered both to obtain lawyers and set arraignment for November 28. Plaintiffs are Thomas Black Feet and Douglas Horse with charges including kidnapping and various assaults.

Kimball District Court John Kuns Thomas Black Feet Porcupine S. D Nebraska Penitentiary Douglas Horse Kimball Black Feet Horse

Elks Meeting To Be Held At 8 Tonight

A Sidney Elks Lodge meeting is scheduled for tonight at eight o clock at the Yendis Cafe. All signed up members and prospective members are invited to attend as plans for the lodge organization are advanced.

Yendis Cafe Sidney Elks Lodge

Geis Services Held Saturday for Mrs Barbara Geis

Funeral services were held at Trinity Lutheran Church Dalton for Mrs Barbara Geis 93 a Dalton pioneer who died November 20 at her home. Rev Dr John Rupley led rites at 2 pm with interment in Greenwood Cemetery Sidney Mortuary. Pallbearers included John Adam Phillip Schultz Arthur Kugler H L Heizer Don Dey Ermand and William Sachs.

Trinity Lutheran Church Dalton Barbara Geis John Rupley Greenwood Cemetery Sidney Craig Mortuary John Adam Phillip Schultz Arthur Kugler H. L. Heizer Don Dey Ermand William Sachs Anna Barbara Mack Schrisheim Germany United States New York Poughkeepsie N. Y Frederick Geis Cheyenne County Geis Fred Geis, Jr Sophia M. Geis Barbara Anne Geis

October Bond Sales Rise Across Nebraska

Nebraska gives a growing defense bond picture with Cheyenne County purchases totaling 39 456 25 dollars and state totals of 5 435 573 75 for October. Individual sales rose 17 percent from a year earlier. Leland R Hall won the Minute Man Trophy for the September period, tied to statewide sales gains. Wade R Martin notes increased reserves build a more secure future for individuals and communities.

Cheyenne County H. G. Spearow U. S. Defense Nebraska Wade R. Martin National Community Activities Committee Leland R. Hall Savings Bonds Division Vernon L. Clark Secretary of Treasury Martin

New Garbage Trash Pick-up Schedule Set

City Manager Virgil Knowles announced a new segregated garbage and trash pick up plan effective December 1. The scheme separates wet garbage for hog feed from non food trash, with home can limits and special handling for large items to reduce dumping costs and comply with a state law.

Virgil Knowles Telegraph Sidney Knowles

Special Fox Plans Midnight and Morning Showings This Week

The Fox Theatre schedules a Thanksgiving Eve midnight showing of Yankee Buccaneer at 11 30 and a Thanksgiving morning cartoon matinee at ten. Fox Manager Elmer Haines says the cartoon program is specially selected to give mothers a chance to prepare Thanksgiving dinner.

Fox Theatre Fox Elmer Haines

Victory Dinner Set At City Auditorium For Fund Drive

The community hospital fund drive surpassed 302 404 in subscriptions from 1 623 gifts and neared 325 000 as of Monday. Final reports will be released at the victory dinner tonight at 6 30, with General Chairman Ira Steward urging punctual attendance to avoid conflicts with the junior class play.

J. Fred Thompson Community Hospital City Auditorium Ira Steward Steward

It Isn t Too Late Get On The Roll Of Honor

Community hospital drive appeals to undecided donors to join the Roll of Honor in time for tonight’s Victory Dinner. More than sixteen hundred neighbors already contribute, with Hospital Campaign Headquarters at 5516 ready to arrange a caller.

Hosiel

Campaign drive nears big goal with snow delays

The campaign teams face snow and bad roads as they canvass farms to surpass 300000 dollars. Rudy Munderloh notes prospects are strong though some names are shifted to general sales. Hackenbury Systems backs a 325000 dollar or better final total. Cheyenne County Hospital predicts a net 300000 after campaign costs.

General Potter and Lodgepole Rudy Munderloh Advance Gifts Munderloh Gene ,Shoffner Hackenbury Systems Inc Shoffner Cheyenne County Hospital Association

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