Tribute honors Sidney Monsignor Link at investiture
Msgr. Link received high praise from federal judge John W. Delehant who credited his citizenship and community service in Sidney and Nebraska. The June investiture elevated him to protonotary apostolic, a peak honor for a domestic monsignor, with Archbishop Gerald T. Bergan presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Delehant
Msgr
Link
Delehant
Sidney
Nebraska
Protonotary Apostolic
Gerald T. Bergan
Omaha
Oil activity expands as Sinclair arms new Dalton area
Oil news reports Sinclair Oil and Gas Co planning the Peterson No. 1 west of Dalton and preparing Gilbert No. 1 in Morris County for spudding by week’s end. Miracle-Fifer Drilling Co leads activity with the Gerler No. 1 in Cheyenne County at 4,893 feet and coring slated around midweek. Nearby, British American’s Bishop No. 1 in Morgan County nears 2,100 feet, signaling potential New NE Colorado production. BA’s Meande Knudsen B-5 and other Yenter field wells in Logan County show ongoing testing and production readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson
Sinclair Oil and Gas Co
Dalton
Sinclair
Morris County
Miracle Fifer Drilling Co
Trigood
Ohio
Sterling
Atwood Field
Morgan County
Colo
Colorado
Logan County
Bostitch Stapling Machines and Staples In Stock
The Telegraph reports Bostitch stapling machines and compatible staples are always in stock. Customers can purchase the full range of staplers and staples available at the store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
Telegraph
Club Program December 4 for Achievement Day in Sidney
Cheyenne County will hold its annual Achievement Day for home extension clubwomen on Tuesday December 4 in Sidney City Auditorium. The event opens with a county extension council meeting at 1030 AM followed by a covered dish luncheon. All 1952 club presidents are invited, with Morrill County clubwomen as special guests. Mrs Keith Deaver Colton leads arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Violet Shepherd
Sidney City Auditorium
County Extension Council
Home Extension
Morrill County
Keith Deaver
Colton
Tax Short Course At UN for Farmers Taxpayers
An income tax short course for bankers, attorneys, accountants and others assisting farmers with 1952 income tax will be held December 6 to 8 at the University of Nebraska on the College of Agriculture campus. Extension Economist F. J. Chase outlines 1951 changes affecting 1952 returns, including joint returns, standard deduction elections, dependents’ gross income, family partnerships, farm sale and residence, growing crops, net operating loss carryovers, and capital gains and losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Nebraska
F. J
Cye) Chase
Nebraska
Chase
College of Agriculure
F. J. Chase
College of Agriculture
Lincoln
Nebr
Soak Lawns Now To Reduce Winter Kill
Extension horticulturist Wayne C. Whitney of the University of Nebraska urges soaking lawns trees shrubs and perennials to prevent winter injury. He notes plants still transpire in winter even when leafless and sufficient moisture now will boost vigor next spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne C. Whitney
University of Nebraska
Former Resident Dies At Sterling
W. E. Kroeger 54, former Cheyenne County resident, died Sunday in Sterling Colorado after a long illness. Born December 23, 1897 in Seward Nebraska, he moved to Cheyenne County in 1917 and married Clara Rocker that September. In 1930 the family relocated to Sterling. Survivors include his widow, seven children four sisters, two brothers, and his mother Mrs Hulda Kroeger of Seward. among the sons is Corp. Homer Kroeger in Korea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Kroeger
Cheyenne County
Sterling
Colo
Mr. Kroeger
Seward
Nebr
Clara Rocker
Calo
Corporal Homer Kroeger
Korea
Mervin
Dale
Lester
Charlotte
Kenneth
Glen
New York
Lowell
Oshkosh
Hulda Kroeger
Capt Harold Vizina Missing In Korea Action
Mr and Mrs Harvey Vizina learn their nephew Captain Harold Vizina 31 is missing in Korea. Son of A E Vizina of Cheyenne he left Fort Riley for Korea September 18 after serving in WWII in CBI theater and Japan occupation. A three time wound hero from Heartbreak Ridge with the 23rd Infantry he later joined a special air force unit. His wife and three children reside in Tacoma Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Vizina
Harold Vizina
Korea
Vizina
Heartbreak Ridge
23Rd Infantry
Special Air Force
Old Murder Case Is Television Subject
Clippings from The Sidney Telegraph about the Frahm murder case from Sidney in 1935 were used on a Creighton University television show via WOW-TV Omaha on November 26. The case was solved using dental evidence gathered by Dr. Lawrence A. Donahoe of Creighton. Dr. Benjamin L. Lynch led the program with two senior dental students assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Telegraph
Creighton University
Frahm
Sidney
Creighton
Wow-Tv
Omaha
Lawrence A. Donahoe
Department of Periodontia
Creighton School of Dentistry
Donahoe
Benjamin L. Lynch
School of Dentistry
Winner Of Stop The Music Is Known Here
Sidney residents followed the Stop the Music program on Sunday night November 11 Emcee Bert Parks announced Mrs Minnie Mayer of Cheyenne Wyoming as the winner after her daughter Mrs Marina Wiggins identified the song White Christmas The caller correctly answered Soldier's Life to win the big $18000 jackpot
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Bert Parks
Minnie Mayer
Cheyenne
Wyo
Walter Winchell
Farm Outlook Meeting Friday At Bridgeport
Cheyenne County farm leaders are invited to an outlook meeting in Bridgeport on Friday November 30. The University of Nebraska sponsors the session to present the coming year farm activity plans. Attendees include Cheyenne County Agents Ivan Liljegren and Violet Shepherd Mrs Ludwig Schroeder county extension council chair Robert Rexroth Gurley 4 H chairman Walter Johnson Sidney Farm Bureau president Russell Olson Lodgepole Farmers Union president and a county Bankers Association representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Bridgeport
University of Nebraska
Ivan Liljegren
Violet Shepherd
Ludwig Schroeder
County Extension Council
Robert Rexroth
Gurley
Walter Johnson
Sidney
Farm Bureau
Russell Olson
Lodgepole
The
Farmers Union
County Bankers Association
61 Republicans Seek Trip To Convention
Sixty one Republicans in Nebraska have signaled desire to join the state's delegation to the Republican national convention in Chicago next July. They circulate petitions to appear on the 1952 primary ballot as candidates for 18 Nebraska GOP delegates and alternates. The slate includes Ernest M. Johnson Chadron Terry Carpenter Scottsbluff Chris J Abbott Hyannis and others with districts naming M Rasdal Ogallala S E Torgeson Kimball John R Jirdon Morrill and Jack Elliott Scottsbluff among listed contenders.
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Nebraska
Chicago
Ernest M. Johnson
Chadron
Terry Carpenter
Scottsbluff
Chris J. Abbott
Hyannis
M. ©. Rasdal
Ogallala
S. E. Torgeson
Kimball
John R. Jirdon
Morrill
Jack Elliott
PTA Will Hear Chappell Chorus Next Wednesday
The Sidney PTA plans to host a chorus of about forty businessmen from Chappell at the regular meeting in the Junior High building at 8 o'clock Wednesday night. Directed by Mrs Hjalmer Carlson of Chappell, the event includes a panel discussion on Youth and Leisure Time with Rae Jones as chairman. Participants include Miss Marcelyn Dedrick Dean Wise Paul Faust Ira Steward Virgil Knowles and Mrs R B Welch. Refreshments will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chappell
Sidriéy
Parent-Teacher Association
Hjalmer Carlson
Rae Jones
Marcelyn Dedrick
Dean Wise
Sidney High School
Paul Faust
Ira Steward
Virgil Knowles
R. B. Welch
U P Blood Car To Visit Here December Fourteenth
The Union Pacific railroad and the American Red Cross announce the Blood for Freedom schedule for the armed forces blood procurement car. The two month Midwest tour aims to stimulate blood donations with a 2000 pint monthly quota. Red Cross volunteers sign up donors as the mobile unit visits towns lacking blood banks.
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Union Pacific Railroad
American Red Cross
Armed Forces
Midwest
Red Cross
Union Pacific
Town Court Clamps Down on Intoxication and Disturbances
The Police Court docket lists numerous Sidney residents and others from nearby towns cited or ordered out of town for intoxication, drunken driving, disturbances, vagrancy, and related offenses. Fines range from $1 to $50 with costs. several suspects were sent out of town or had licenses suspended.
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Ace White
Sidney
Marjorie’‘Hansen
George Lane
Robert Brown
Pittsburgh
Arlind
S. Mullstaedt
Brush
Colo
Virgil Dean
Ira J. Kissack
North Platte
Robert Yeary
L. I. Vigil
Juan A. Gomez
Oshkosh
Frank Norwood
Susan Benham
Samuel Thompson
Wilbur E. Johnson
Sterling
Cole
Avelon B. Stykens
Salt Lake City
Utah
Juventino Perez
Santos M. Morales
Chester L. Hamlin
Oxford
Nebraska
Robert Sharp
East St. Louis
Kenneth Hunsey
Nebra
James N. Hunt
Wilbert N. Brickman
Jack Dasch
State Patrol records Reed Reinmuth fined over license lapse
Gerald Reinmuth of Broadwater cited by State Patrol for driving without a license and fined $1. Alfred T. Koller of Scottsbluff also referenced in related notice.
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Gerald Reinmuth
Broadwater
Alfred T. Koller
Scottsbluff
Driving Offenses Result in Fines and Suspensions
A list of speeding and drunken driving cases with fines from 10 to 101 dollars plus costs. James Carroll of Dallas was fined 25 dollars, Charles Flohr of Sidney 1 dollar, Ervin Frahm of Sidney had 101 dollars with license suspended 30 days, Willard Frerichs 20 dollars, Guy Smith of Lincoln 100 dollars with 30 day suspension, John Welch 25 dollars, Leonard Welch 1 dollar, Paul Whitecrow 10 dollars, Leroy Tuecker 1 dollar, Annie Gonzales 1 dollar.
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George Fite
Westrom
Sidney
Paul Reynolds
Henry Black
Tom Miller
Henry McCash
Ord Westrom
Ray Stewart
Ogallala
LeRoy Trupky
Denver
John Weltch
Edward Smalla
Beryl Ryan
Donald D. Janousek
Collins
Kenneth Hajek
Don Gade
Russell Lindgren
Ray Owen
Robert Brown
James London
John Jaso
Gustaf Sigren
Herbert Mincher
James. Carroll
Dallas
Tex
Chard
Flohr
Ervin J. Frahm
Willard E. Frerichs
Guy Smith
Lincoln
Kansas
John Welch
Leonard Welch
Ovid
Colo
Paul Whitecrow
Leroy Tuecker
Annie Gonzales
Sod
North Platte Car Damaged In County Road Accident
A 1948 Plymouth sedan damaged about 300 dollars when it overturned 1.5 times in a borrow pit on a county road 13 miles west and two miles south of Sidney. Leona M. Whitehead of Kearney drove west. the car rolled over Sunday afternoon. Dwight Haddix of North Platte owned the vehicle. The driver faces court on expired license charges.
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Sidney
Highway Safety Patrol
Leona M. Whitehead
Kearney
Borrow Pit
Dwight Haddix
North Platte
Park Progress At Peak
Secretary Oscar L Chapman said postwar peak progress in U S national park development occurred in the past fiscal year yet the backlog of needed improvements remains large and will take many years to complete.
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Interior
Oscar L. Chapman
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Iowa
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Western Drug 51
Handley Drug Store
Coleman and Century
Porter Oil CO
Newton
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U. P. Blood
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