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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1966
Page
15
A new formal roof line on the 1967 fully restyled Coupe de Ville adds privacy for rear seat passengers. The 1967 lineup includes 12 models with Eldorado replacing the Eldorado convertible in Fleetwood. The standard line follows a Cadillac inspired dramatic styling theme while Eldorado carries a distinct design.
Chap pell high school recently began educational television service with installation complete at the elementary. American Literature and American History classes have used the system under Miss Esther Montgomery. Juniors are surveying American literature themes and analyzing the frontier era in history. The current video reviews Turner’s The Frontier.
Kimball business leaders warn downtown parking meters may be reinstalled as four core blocks see growing violations. A chamber letter cites employees and employers as likely offenders, urging a halt to parking in front of stores to curb complaints faced by Mayor Hensley.
Deuel County High School hosts Homecoming on October 14 at 7 30 p m with the Chappell Buffs vs Sidney St Pats on the local field. The week features a Snake Dance October 13 at 7 30 p m and a parade ending at Court House Square with floats from all classes and prizes of 20 and 10 dollars for top entries.
Two damage suits totaling 580000 were filed in District Court at Gering against Chemagro Corp Nina Neu of Mitchell is plaintiff in one case claiming damages of 100000 for loss of consortium as her husband Herman Neu has become totally disabled from a poisonous insecticide. The other suit by First National Band and Trust Co guardian of Neu seeks 40000 for medical services 40000 for pain and suffering 300000 for permanent total disability and 100000 for permanent disability in recreational pursuits.
Carl Franklin McFadden 70 of Dix died in Kimball hospital. He was born May 21, 1896 at Loup City and moved to a Dix-area farm in 1918 before settling in town in 1933. Survivors include three brothers Hugh, Tom A, and Joe K and three sisters Margaret Treen, Mable E. Stahley. Funeral services were held at Allen Funeral Home with Rev. Burton Kugler officiating. Burial in Kimball Cemetery.
Lincoln Nebraska extension safety specialist Rollin D Schnieder warns electric fences, while useful for temporary barriers, can cause fires and electrocutions if improperly constructed or placed near combustibles. Follow UL or Wisconsin Industrial Commission approvals, install per directions, caution workers, and avoid direct hook to 110 volt circuits or homemade fences. Church to be jail in Liberty SC part of sanctuary sold to town and congregation moved to new building. Lutherans plan float in Pasadena Tournament of Roses Parade during Luther anniversary observance.
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