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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1963

Page

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Old Fashioned Box Social Planned For Nov 2 In Sidney

The Sidney Chamber of Commerce and several organizations sponsor an old-fashioned box social at the National Guard Armory on Saturday night November 2 starting at seven. Proceeds go to the Christmas street lighting fund. Participating groups include Beta Sigma Phi BPW AAUW American Legion JCs Lions Kiwanis Educators and the chamber. more may join. Attendees are urged to dress casual. boxes for one or two couples should be a full dinner. Coffee and tea provided. dancing and cards expected.

Sidney Trade National Guard Armory Sidney Sidney Chamber of Commerce Beta Sigma Phi Business and Professional Women Mrs. Jaycees American Association of University Women The American Legion Junior Chamber of Commerce Lions and Kiwanis Clubs Sidney Educators Chamber of Commerce Wayne Moran C of C Mr. Moran Ken Noteboom Board of Directors

Sidney Chamber sets meeting on Community Betterment bid

At the Chamber of Commerce general meeting on Oct 30 in Sidney members will receive a full report on Sidney’s bid for statewide Community Betterment Contest recognition. Final results will be announced in Lincoln on Oct 25.

Chamber of Commerce Ft. Sidney Motor Hotel Sidney Lincoln C of C Rail’s John Elwell Jr Community Betterment Committee Leo Krieger Wayne Moran Denver Krieger Nebraska Division of Resources Moran Bill Peterson Ffice Peterson Greenlees’ Inc

Plains Drive-In Theatre Closes For Season

The Plains Drive-In Theatre is closed for the season. Owner-manager Bob Carter says it will reopen in spring 1964 when weather permits.

Plains Drive-In Teler Bob Carter the Plains

Wheatbelt 63 Meeting Set at Legion Hall Saturday

The Wheatbelt Public Power District annual meeting will be held at Lodgepole Legion Hall this Saturday October 19. Registration begins at 10 30 a.m. with a free lunch at noon and the business meeting to follow. Main speakers are Major Paul S Farrell and Capt. Richard L. Smith. Door prizes will be drawn after the meeting.

Wheatbelt Public Power District Lodgepale Legion Hall Electrical Company Paul S. Carrell Richard L. Smith

Band Parents to Assist Lions Club at Pancake Feed

Sidney High Band Parents vote to aid the local Lions Club for the second annual Pancake Feed set for November. Weldon Stewart presided as announcements cover Ways and Means plans, new by laws, and coordination with SHS Stage Band for the Christmas dance.

Sidney High Band Lions Club Weldon Stewart Neji] Allison H C Q Nelson Mike Selzer Lloyd Talich Jack Knicely Lloya Mintken Carl Christ Jr Ron Riedler Riedler SHS Sid Phelps Claude Wather

Chappell Couple to Observe 60th Anniversary

Mr. and Mrs. T Q Sutton celebrate 60 years since their Lincoln marriage on October 20 1903. They moved to Devel County in 1910 farmed north of Chappell retired to town in 1947 now at 601 4th St. The couple have a son Rex Sutton and three daughters plus nine grandchildren and ten great grandchildren. They will spend the day quietly.

Chappell T. QO. Sutton Lincoln Hale First Methodist Church Devel County 4Th St T Rex Sutton Ralph Rhoades Long Beach Calif Russell Wilkie Sacramento Woodrow McArtor Chappeil Sutton

Oil Drilling Near Dalton Spurs Local Industry Rumors

Rumors claim plans to drill inside Dalton Nebraska could make it the second municipality in the state with oil within its limits. The Texora Oil Co reportedly prepares to split a site in town. the Nebraska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission notes no permit yet. Other wildcat ventures span Kimball, Cheyenne, Morrill, and Red Willow counties with several operators testing No 1 wells and awaiting results.

Dalton Nebraska Kimball Pan-Ameriian Petroleum Corp K.ball Texora Oil Co Texora Texota Nebraska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission San Francisco David J. Stone O Gas Commission Stone Mr. Stone Kimbark Exploration Sundance Oil Co Cheyenne County W. C McBride and Murfin Drilling Co Gilbert Hougen Scotts Bluff County Wyoming Western Oji Co Norman L. Parker Hilyard

Dalton Gridders Injured In Kinzel County Crash

Five members of the Dalton High School varsity football squad were treated at Memorial Hospital in Sidney after a two car collision about 1 30 am en route to a game. Injured were Joe and Jerry Larson James Pelster Colby Gillespie and Dennis Bayne. Also Mrs Harold Worth suffered head injuries. The crash occurred when Harold Worth slowed to aid another disabled car and was hit from the rear by a vehicle driven by Clayton Gillespie. Damages were listed as 2000 and 1200 with both cars considered total losses. Dennis Bayne was the quarterback and among the first string players hurt.

Dalton High School Memorial Hospital Sidney Huntsman Joe Larson Jerry Larson James Pelster Colby Gillespie Dennis Bayne Harold Worth Dalton Highway Patrol Mel Busckist Worth Clayton Gillespie Gillespie Bushnell Busekist Sidney Hospital

Farmers urged to send opinions on wheat standards

Lincoln Farmers must submit letters by October 31 on the proposed new wheat standards. Duane Foote, secretary of the Nebraska Grain Improvement Association, says letters should be addressed to the Grain Division at the Agriculture Marketing Service, U S Department of Agriculture, Washington, D C 20250.

Lincoln Duane Foote Nebraska Grain Improvement Association Grain Division Agriculture Marketing Service U. S. Department of Agriculture Washington, D. C

Coffey Will Speak At Ogallala Monday

Ogallala Chamber to host quarterly dinner Monday evening at the VFW Club with city managers Tom Coffey of Sidney and Ray Lundy answering questions on the city manager form of government. Ogallala voters will decide Nov 12 on adopting the city manager system.

Ogallala Sidney and Kearney Chamber of Commerce VFW Tom Coffey Sidney Ray Lundy

Minuteman Missile Soars From Malmstrom Base

A Minuteman intercontinental missile was launched Thursday from Malmstrom Air Force Base Montana. The Air Force called the test a success, stating SAC crew members from Malmstrom conducted the launch at Vandenberg AFB California.

Vandenberg Air Force Base Calif Air Force Strategic Air Command Malmtrom Afb Mont

Weather Outlook Fair and Mild

Weather forecast calls for fair skies and mild temperatures through tomorrow. Tonight’s low expected around 36 to 45. Tomorrow’s high forecast near 70 to 50 degrees.

Sidney School Lunch Program doubles since start

The Sidney public schools joined the National School Lunch Service eight years ago and have grown from 89 000 meals in 1955 56 to 153 114 in 1962 63. The program serves 105 000 Nebraska students in about 250 schools regionally and nationally reaches 16 million children daily. Federal support covers part of costs, with lunch served at 25 cents in Sidney, below the national average.

Les Silvester Isis Harold O’connor Osborn O'Connor Whitmire A. E. Wright Sidney National School Lunch Service Nebraska United States Central Kitchen Wara Federa Marie Osborn Bertram O’connor Mary Whitmire Lucille Fisher Clara Silvester Marie Runge Fern Nielsen Central Velma Lindsey Leora Westfall South Dorothy Howlett East United States Department

Weather outlook holds steady with no frost in coming days

Scottsbluff Weather Bureau notes five day period showing no frost or precipitation and temperatures 4 to 8 degrees above normal. Forecast calls for highs 70 to 75 and lows near 40 with generally fair conditions. Rainfall outlook for 30 days dim. moisture needed to curb wheat growth and aid harvest.

U.S Nebraska Panhandle Scottsbluff Weather Bureau Scottsbhiff Weather Bureau U. S Dave Ells Sidney Ells Don Devermand Dalton Dev Ermand Henry Jenik Lodgepole

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SBA Ft. Sidney Area Development Corp Midwest Stramit Corp Ft. Sidney Industrial Corp Mnly Stramit Manufacturing Company Straniit Hte Ibe M Eiwell Plains Theatre Wheatbelt Morrill Kimbark Rodrick Thomas Wheatley Nerud Banner Oil Co, Inc Banner Kimbark and Sundance CSW Ralph E. Fair Wolf Exploration Co Regal Dril Ling Co Glen Earl Barrett Red Willow Ben J Taylor Marathon Oil Co Stoeppelworth Drilling Co Hitchcock Mr. Taylor Dry Creek Hitchcock County Randall Muffin Drilling Co H. E. Arnold H E Arnold Grant Delton Bucknall DB VO Gh Wesssewae Coffey Minuteman Sidney Junior High Robert Osborn Runge Mary Whimire Loren Fisher Source U.S. Weather Bureau U. S. Weather Bureau
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