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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Nov 26, 1962

Page

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Pancake Day Feed Aids Sidney Youth Activities

The Elks Auditorium hosts a Tuesday Pancake Feed starting 7 am to benefit Lions Club youth activities and the Sidney High School Band trip to Mexico City. Aunt Jemima performs, KSID interviews, tickets at door. adults $1 children 50 cents. Proceeds support Weymouth Field scoreboard Little League eye sight conservation and other youth projects.

Aunt Jemima Quaker Oats Company KSID Weymouth Field Mexico City

Sidney Chamber of Commerce elects five directors from ten nominees

The Sidney Chamber of Commerce nominating committee selected ten candidates for five board seats. Nominees include Leo Bolin Memorial Hospital administrator and George Hinn Sidney High School principal, among others. Ballots mailed today must be returned by December 10. Retiring director Ken Noteboom is not reappointed. five holdover directors remain. Retiring president John Elwell Jr. will serve on the board next year.

Sidney Chamber of Commerce Ken Notéboom Joe A. Gbson Inc Leo P. Bolin Memorial Hospital Lloyd, Carr Overland Air Service R. C. Cunningham CA Story Agency Om Hennig J.C Penney Co George Hinn Sidney High School Lewis Mehling American,National Bank E.B. Myhr Cheyenne County ‘Lumber Co A. W Bill) Peterson Greenlees Ind Ken Pittim Sidney Flooring and Supply Tierten

Steak House Grand Opening Set at Local Address

Dude Jelinek announces four day grand opening of Iron Steak House at 2126 Illinois Avenue. The event runs Wednesday through Saturday with flowers for ladies and cigars for men, plus prizes. The new venue offers steaks, seafood, and a large banquet room.

Thez Dude's Ilinois Dude Jelinek

Alliance To Be Saturday Town in 1963

As of January 5 1963 Alliance plans to become a Saturday night town Forty three retailers voted unanimously to keep stores open on all Saturday nights in 1963 and to urge other services to stay open too The Chamber of Commerce favored Saturday openings by 665 to 181 in votes and 445 365 for year round Saturday store hours Committees will visit business groups service organizations and public officials to promote Alliance as a Saturday Town starting in 1963

Alliance Chamber of Commerce Chamber Durall

Roche Family Loses Father in Boston Hospital

W J Murphy of Boston died Sunday after a brief illness. Funeral services will be held Wednesday. He was husband to Catherine and father of Joan Roche of Brattie Mass and Maureen Thayer of Scituate Mass. The Murphys had many Sidney area friends from visits when Dr Jason B Roche and his wife lived here.

W J Murphy Boston Mass Jason B. Roche Catherine Joan Roche Braintree Maureen Thayer Scitutate Vir Murphy Sidney Jason B Roche

Sidney High Band to Play in Mexico City July 4

The Sidney High School Band will perform in Mexico City on July 4, 1963 as part of an all day Independence Day celebration sponsored by the American Society in Mexico City. Senator Carl Curtis and Senator Roman Hruska arranged the event with the State Department and the U.S. Ambassador. The band may headline the festivities in a major park, with funds raised by the Band Auxiliary and members, including a pancake feed with the Lions Club at Elks Auditorium Tuesday.

Sidney High School Mexico City American Society Carl Curtis Roman Hruska State Department United States Mexico Curtis Sidney Lions Club Elks Auditorium

Envelope Size Restrictions Set for January First

The Post Office announces new rules effective January first banning miniature envelopes from mail. Postmasters urge using existing stock before the change. non compliant envelopes will be unusable. The standards apply to envelopes and cards with third class postage.

Post Office

Wheat Growers Meet in Cheyenne County

The Cheyenne County Wheat Growers hold their monthly meeting Wednesday November 28 at 3 30 pm in the directors room at the Fort Sidney Motor Hotel. Secretary treasurer Bob Elsen reports the details.

Cheyenne County Fort Sidney Motor Hotel Bob Elsen

1963 Wheat Show Opens On Thursday

Hastings Nebraska hosts the 1963 Wheat Show with topics on research marketing milling and baking. Junior Crops Judging Contest starts at 9 a.m. Future Farmers of America and 4 H Club members enter samples for the Junior Grain Show. A noon awards luncheon replaces the traditional evening banquet with Dr Julius Hendel as speaker and a panel on production quality markets and outlook.

Hastings Future Farmers of America 4-H Club Julius Hendel Cargill, Inc Minneapolis Minn Russia Europe United States Agriculture Virgil Johnson Department of Agriculture Agronomist Lincoln Howard Becker Nebraska Consolidated Mills Omaha Ace Cory

National Wheat Growers Meet in Denver Set for December

The 13th annual National Association of Wheat Growers meeting in Denver runs December 11 to 14 at the Hilton Hotel. Secretary of Agriculture Orville Freeman will speak December 13 with other farm leaders including Glen Bayne Carl Bruns Fred Heinkel Jim Patton Hershel Newson James Dyess Irving Hedges and Vince Rossiter. The program includes committee meetings daily, a board session, and a banquet on Friday night.

Orville Freeman National Association of Wheat Growers Denver Freeman Glen Bayne Carl Bruns Fred Heinkel Missouri Farmers Association Jim Patton National Farmers Union Hershel Newson National Grange James Dyess N.A.W.G Irving Hedges Foreign Agricultural Service Vince Rossiter Hartington Nebraska Board of Directors Bayne Hilton Hotel

December livestock count set in Nebraska

Nebraska farmers will count and report livestock and poultry numbers in a nationwide December survey. Rural mail carriers will distribute postcard forms around December 1 to sample farmers. Data will be compiled by the USDA Statistical Reporting Service and used in national annual livestock reports to guide business decisions.

Nebraska Federal Division of Agricultural Statistics Statistical Reporting Service U. S. Department of Agriculture Usda Statistical Reporting Service Washington A . Nordaust

Retired Milling VP Speaks At 1962 Wheat Show

Dr. Julius Hendel, retired vice president of Cargill Inc of Minneapolis, will headline the 1962 Nebraska State Wheat Show in Hastings on November 29 with a noon luncheon talk on The Trade Expansion Act and Its Effect on American Agriculture. He helped found the U S Grains Council and serves on its executive committee.

Julius Hendel Cargill, Inc Minneapolis

Mild And Clear Weather Continues In Nebraska Panhandle

The region enjoyed unseasonably warm and clear conditions over the weekend and into Monday. After early cold snaps that brought frost and a hard freeze, most corn harvests are done though a few fields remain to be picked. The forecast calls for fair mild weather with some storm fronts still observed to the southwest and west.

Nebraska Panhandle Panhandle Weather Bureau Mountain Plains

SAC Contemplates Minuteman Squadron at Sioux Depot

The Strategic Air Command may station a Minuteman operational squadron at Sioux Army Depot while Wing 5 is completed. Col. W E Todd disclosed SAC studies to Sen. Carl Curtis during a Minuteman briefing. Morrison Knudsen leads Wing 5 construction with Squadron 2 workmen due mid December. Curtis praised using existing facilities over new land for the program.

SAC Sioux Stategic Air Command Sioux Army Depot W. E. Todd SATAF U. S. Air Force Carl T. Curtis Nebr.r Col. Todd Warren Air Force Base Cheyenne Minuteman Wing 5 Nebraska Wyoming Colorado Minuteman Squadron No. 2 Morrison-Knudsen Wing 5 Sen. Curtis Panhandle Minuteman

Sidney Livestock Sales Pavilion opens to large crowd

The Sidney Livestock Sales Pavilion opened with strong turnout over the weekend. More than 1,000 attended the Saturday sale with 450 cattle, hogs, and horses through the ring, and Sunday drew nearly as many for a horse sale. Door prizes included a horse won by Mrs. L A Buller of Minnesota and a side of beef donated by Sidney merchants. A second horse auction may be held before Christmas. Listings by phone or with Auctioneer Harold Kraupie in Dalton.

Sidney Dave Truss Truss Harold Kraupie Dalton

Sioux project boosts Minuteman work force and savings

Col Todd outlined the Sioux use will save at least five to six million dollars as Minuteman sites near Egbert and Burns Wyoming begin excavation. The $200 million program should take about three years to complete with 1900 to 2300 Boeing workers at peak, 30 percent local hires, and contractor activity mounting through US Army and Air Force coordination. Sen Curtis praised firm Cuba policy while highlighting Latin American unity in support of US stand.

Col. Todd Egbert and Burns Wyo Boeing Co Col E. E. Pickering Corps of Engineers Sen. Curtis Morri Col. Smiley Officers Club Stanley W. Smiley Washington Air Force U. S. Army Sidney and Kimball Cuba West Latin America United States

Voters weigh $312000 school bond for ten rooms

Voters in School District No. 1 face a December 4 ballot on a proposed 312000 bond to add ten classrooms and a cafeteria study hall to the senior high. The board touts minimal outlay and no tax funding for the campaign while volunteers explain the need and organize meetings.

Board of Education Bones

Senator Curtis Visits Sidney for Three Day Stay

Senator Carl T. Curtis arrives in a new era via Frontier Airlines for a three day visit to the southern Panhandle. He stays at Ft. Sidney Motor Hotel and attends a Rotary Club luncheon at Sioux Army Depot and planned stops in Sidney Morrill Scotts Bluff. He will speak at a Lincoln Hotel press event and attend a Rotary Club luncheon in Morrill.

Carl T. Curtis Frontier Airlines Ft. Sidney Motor Hotel Sen. Curtis Officers Club Sioux Army Depot Sidney GOP Central Rotary Club West Coast Panhandle Senator Curtis Scottsbluff Russ Hodge Scotts Bluff County Lincoln Scotts Bluff Morrill Hodge Curtis Lincoln Hotel

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Lions Jemima Louis Neuman L. L. Lockwood Vince Maliszewski Rudy Munderloh Lions Band C of C Steak House J. B. Roche Sale Pavilion Dave Young Russell Pedersen Rotary
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