Postmaster Leo Gorman Plans Dec Retirement After 40 Years
Sidney postmaster Leo Gorman will retire December 30 after 40 and a half years with the postal service. A North Platte native, he began work in 1925 and spent time in Hastings Pasadena Fontana and San Francisco Navy duty before returning to Sidney. He will continue to live in Sidney and seeks further work.
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Leo Gorman
Sidney
Telegraph
California
Gorman
Mr. Gorman
North Platte
Postal Department
Hastings
Pasadena
Fontana
Calif
US Navy
Navy
Fleet Post Office
San Francisco
Madeline Zwicki
American Legion
Knights of Columbus
National Association of Postmasters
National League of Postmasters
Civil Service Board
Oil Search Centers In This Area
Cheyenne and Deuel counties receive new wildcat drilling permits from the Nebraska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission. Sterling Drilling Co. to drill Reichman No. 1 in Deuel County while Braden-Gear Drilling Co. handles Cheyenne County’s No. 1-D Her Boldsheimer. Sterling also set surface casing for the Eddy Field extension No. 2 Campbell in Eddy County.
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Cheyenne
Deuel
Nebraska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission
Deuel County
Sterling Drilling Co
Reichman
Cheyenne County
Jack Chain
Herboldsheimer
Braden-Gear Drilling Co
CNWSE
Eddy Field
Dalton
Campbell GE NW
G. C. Clark
Enormous Rainfall Demands Massive Water Transport
An inch of rain on a 160 acre farm yields 4,356,000 gallons weighing over 18,000 tons. Moving this rainfall would need 644 tank cars, split across 4 trains each more than a mile long.
Postmaster Gives Mail Instruction for Christmas Prep
Postmaster Leo Gorman notes last Christmas set a mail volume record and 99 percent arrived before Christmas Eve thanks to ZIP Codes and public cooperation. He urges updates to addresses with ZIP Codes, early gift lists, shopping ahead, ample packing supplies, and using first class postage for greeting cards.
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Histor
Leo Gorman
Gorman
Multiple Charges Filed Against Bill Schepker in Cheyenne County
Charges filed in Cheyenne County court accuse 22 year old Bill Schepker of assault with intent to murder two counts and carrying a concealed weapon. A state attorney general special prosecutor will handle the case due to disqualification of local officers. Schepker allegedly threatened County Attorney John Peetz Jr. and Deputy County Attorney Don Tedesco after entering their law offices Wednesday afternoon and being subdued by officials.
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Cheyenne
Bill Schepker
John Peetz Jr
Don Tedesco
State Attorney General
Schepker
Peetz
Tedesco
Les Bosley
Gene Morris
Snow Storm Fizzles Out Over Western Nebraska
A weekend snow storm aimed at western Nebraska veered off course and failed to arrive. Sidney saw three inches of new snow with moisture variation across the Panhandle. a larger system promised by weather officials did not materialize. The five day outlook shows no new storms, mild temperatures persist, and the 1965 Panhandle harvest largely complete with wheat in good condition despite rust and breuth and late crops affected by cool damp weather.
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Nebraska
Sidney
Panhandle
Weather Bureau
Here
Nebraska Panhandle
Services Set For Mrs Hix Of Potter Nebr
Mrs Homer B Hix aged 73 of Potter died Sunday at home. Services will be Tuesday at Potter Methodist Church with Rev Erwin Kiel, burial in Potter Cemetery. Arrangements by The Craig Mortuary. Survived by husband Homer. son Homer B jr of Stamford Conn. daughter Mary Abbie Anderson of Potter. seven grandchildren. Memorial fund for a piano in Potter Methodist Church sanctuary established.
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Homer B. Hix
Potter
Colo
Denver
Upton and
Torrington
Wyo
Berkley Methodist Church
Kanorai
Almena
Oakley
Sharon Springs
Kans
Gibbon
Sargent
Edgar
Stromsburg
Imperial
Big Springs
Palisade
Bassett-Newport-Kirkwood
Kennesaw
Gurley
Neb
Hix
Rotter Methodist Church
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Order of Eastern Star
Homer
Homer B., Jr
Stamford, Conn
Mary Abbie Anderson
Potter Methodist Church
Telegraph invites letters to Santa Claus in Sidney
The Telegraph announces its Santa Claus mailbag is open for all boys and girls. Address letters to Santa Claus care of the Telegraph in Sidney with post office box 219 or drop them in Santa's mailbag at the Telegraph office. All letters will be published starting December 13. A Santa letter appears on page 2 today.
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Santa Claus
Sidney
Santa
Progress report at CofC fall meeting
The Sidney Chamber of Commerce will present a progress report at its annual fall meeting Wednesday at 6 30 PM at the Ft Sidney Motor Hotel. About 91 reservations had been received, with a goal of doubling by tonight. Tickets are 2 50 per person and members are urged to bring their wives.
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Sidney Chamber of Commerce
Ft. Sidney Motor Hotel
Chamber of Commerce
Lew Mehling
Nebraska city tax rise for 1966 tops 15.6 percent
Nebraska Tax Research Council reports that 25 largest cities will pay 15.6 percent more in total taxes this fiscal year 1966, totaling 114 million dollars. Major increases are seen in Bellevue 45 percent and Omaha leading with 54.29 million dollars, while Sidney reaches a modest five percent rise despite its levy cut.
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Nebraska
Nebraska Tax Research Council
Bellevue
Kearney
Omaha
Lincoln
Sidney
Alliance
Plattsmouth
Lexington
Chadron
Falls City
Fairbury
Grand Island
Hastings
Fremont
North Platte
Scottsbluff
Norfolk
Columbus
Beatrice
McCook
Nebraska City
South Sioux City
York
Holdrege
Blair
Masons Meet At Chappell On Dec 4th
An area Masonic education meeting will be held at the Masonic Temple in Chappell on Saturday December 4 with Golden Fleece Lodge 205 of Chappell hosting. The program includes a 2:15 p.m. general meeting and 1:00 p.m. seminars for leaders followed by a 6:15 p.m. dinner for Masons and ladies with reservations required. Deputy Grand Master Lewis R. Ricketts and Grand Master Louis V. Sylvester will participate, and Howard J. Hunter of Wahoo leads the event. Lodges from North Platte Sidney Ogallala Stapleton Imperial Wauneta Wallace Bridgeport Kimball Bayard Lodgepole Grant Potter Dalton and Chappell are assigned.
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Masonic Temple
Chappell
Grand Lodge of Masons of
Nebraska
Golden Fleece Lodge No. 205
Lewis R. Ricketts
Louis V. Sylvester
Howard J. Hunter
Wahoo
Grand Lodge
Lincoln
Roy W. Deal
Omaha
North Platte
Sidney
Ogallala
Stapleton
Imperial
Wauneta
Wallace
Bridgeport
Kimball
Bayard
Lodgepole
Grant, Potter, Dalton and
Nebraska Student Covers Sid ney Band Rose Parade Trip
Bill Eddy, a journalism student at the University of Nebraska and Sidney Telegraph staffer, will accompany the Sidney band to Pasadena for the Tournament of Roses Parade. He will send back pictures and stories each evening to inform Sidney readers about Nebraska’s Centennial Band as it travels and represents the state to the world. Eddy, a Sidney High School graduate, is a capable reporter and photographer expected to deliver credible highlights.
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Bill Eddy
University of Nebraska
Sidney Telegraph
Sidney
Pasadena
Nebraska
Nebreaska
Eddy
Sidney High School
Large Scale Auto Theft Ring Nabbed In Cheyenne County
Cheyenne County authorities arrested Lloyd Waytman Morris and Yvonne Marie Powell after Morris bought two 1966 cars at the county clerk’s office. Cars turned out to be rental, with Morris later linked to a federal fugitive auto theft network. Powell was driving one car. investigators pursued multiple leads with FBI involvement.
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Cheyenne
Ralph Englert
Sidney City
Lloyd Waytman Morris
Miami
Fla
Yvonne Marie Powell
Perrine
Sidney
Highway Patrol
Cheyenne County
John Peetz Jr
Morris
Englert
Lt. Smith
Bob Cook
del Shipley
National Auto Theft Bureau
Hertz
Hayes
Kan
Chevrolet
Avis
Kansas City
Waytman
Mustang
Kansas
Nebraska
Sgt. Busckist
Cook
Shipley
Potter
Waytsman
Miss Powell
Lee Knutson
Patrol
Scottsbluff
Atlanta
Lewisburg
Knutson
FBI
Sidney Will Lose Q Trains If Alliance Casper Schedule Ended
Union official Louis Leichtweis urged the Wyoming Public Service Commission to oppose the Chicago Burlington and Quincy Railroad plan to discontinue two Alliance Nebraska to Casper trains. An Interstate Commerce Commission hearing is set for Casper December 10 and Scottsbluff December 7. leichtweis argued passenger service persists unless losses outweigh usefulness and urged PSC intervention to preserve northern Wyoming passenger rail service.
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Sidney
Alliance-Casper
Union
Brotherhood of Railroad
Wyoming Public Service Commission
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad
Alliance
Neb
Casper
Interstate Commerce Commission
Scottsbluff
Louis Leichtweis
Une
Leichtweis
Congress
Postoffice Department
Billings
Denver
Burlington
Casper Alliance
Nebraska Railroad Commission
Wyoming Psc
Ordville Telegraph mail delivery replaces carrier service
Ordville Papers To Go By Mail informs subscribers at Ordville and Sioux Army Depot they will receive The Telegraph by mail starting December 1. Billing will occur at each subscription renewal as with other mail subscribers. Carrier service had operated at Ordville for years but unused units and insufficient potential subscribers justify ending the service.
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Telegraph
Ordville
Sioux Army Depot