Sidney High arts class uncovers hidden talents led by Cantrell
In Sidney High School the fine arts and visual arts course under James Cantrell grows in significance with 36 students. Billie Blake stands out for painting and sculpture, including a clay head named Sam, and set design for the Junior Class play. The program aims to nurture latent creativity beyond standard curricula.
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Billie Blake
Sidney High School
James Cantrell
David Weller
Cantrell
Miss Blake
William Blake
Verde
Lane
Sidney
Scottsbluff
Sam
Jacqueline Kennedy
Pioneer Lady Mary Nice Davis to Be Buried Here
Graveside services set for 11 a.m. Saturday at Grand Prairie Cemetery south of Sidney for 88 year old Pioneer resident Mary Nice Davis. Born December 25, 1873 in Pennsylvania she moved with her family to Sidney, later lived in Bridgeport and Virginia with her daughter. Surviving daughters include Lois Logan Alexand ria, Ida Sorrell, Mary Lou Carpenter Evanston, Hannah Smead Ben Lomond, and Eva Lambert Portland.
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Cheyenne County
Mary Nice Davis
Grand Prairie
Sidney
Fred A. Garvin
Calvary Baptist Church
Sidney High School
William Henry Davis
Nebraska
Bridgeport
Davis
Lois C. Logan
Alexandria
Ida Sorrell
Colonial Beach
Mary Lou Carpenter
Evanston
Wye
Hannah Smead
Ben Lamond
Calif
Eva Lambert
Portland
Ore
Father of Sidney Resident Is Dead
Ernest Otis Houghtaling 84 of Kimball died Thursday evening at Kimball Hospital. Born November 11, 1877 in Oxford Wisconsin he moved through Hancock and Dix before opening a Dix general store in 1918 and a Kimball grocery in 1938. He married Zula Ruth Smith in 1919 and is survived by his widow a son Charles E of Kimball a daughter Betty Kind of Sidney and eight grandchildren. Funeral Monday at 2 pm at Kimball Methodist Church with burial in Kimball Cemetery. Mor tuary arranged. Den 3, Pack 82 met at Mrs. Moore home October 22 with six members and notes on Columbus skit and pumpkin making. Curtiss Heitz reporter.
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Oxford
Wis
Hancock
Dix
Houghtaling
Kimball
Zula Ruth Smith
Dix Presbyterian Church
Charles E of
Betty Kind
Sidney
Methodist Church
C. W. Smith
Kimbal
Alen Mortuary
Mrs. Moore
Loren Bauman
Brett Belden
Bobby Buecher
David Geiger
David Moore
Curtiss Heitz
Columbus
Proposed Amendment Extends Governor Four Year Term In Nebraska
A legislative proposal seeks to change Section 1 Article IV to substitute a four year term for Governor and Lieutenant Governor starting with the 1964 general election and 1966, with subsequent even numbered years. The Legislature passed the amendment bill on April 13, 1961. Proponents argue four years allows longer term planning, while non presidential election timing concentrates voter on state issues.
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Nebraska
Farm Bureau Canvass Promotes Unified Farmer Voice
Cheyenne County Farm Bureau pushes to strengthen its role as chief farmer representative affiliated with Nebraska and American Farm Bureaus. Leaders oppose NFO tactics and seek peaceful growth to influence national policy. Harold Kettler leads the local bureau with a Sidney insurance office as a contact point. Old members urged to renew and new members invited to join the movement.
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Cheyenne County
National Farmers Organization
NFO
Farm Bureau
Harold Kettler
Cheyenne County Farm Bureau Insurance Co
Sidney
18Th Ave
Farm Bureau Movement
Wheat Belt Meeting Attracts Big Crowd in Oshkosh
The Wheat Belt Public Power District annual meeting in Oshkosh drew 280 adults and 60 children. Ray Graff of Dalton spoke on Rural Area Development and Valerie Hemn of Chappell with Wayne McRoberts of Dalton discussed the Wheat Belt youth tour to Washington, D.C.
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Wheat Belt Public Power District
Oshkosh
Ray Graff
Dalton
Valerie Hemn
Chappell
Wayne McRoberts
Washington, D. C
Pack 85 Den 8 Pumpkin Carving at Den Mother Home
Den 8 Pack 85 met at Mrs Del Shipley home Thursday for pumpkin carving then hiked to the farm for play. Willie Wolford reporter.
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del Shipley
Willie Wolford
Telegraph Want Ads Offer Sale or Trade Space
A brief notice inviting readers to use Telegraph want ads to list items for sale or trade. Mentions convenient classified options for buying and exchanging goods through the newspaper's advertising page.
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Telegraph
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Ralph Englert
Cheyenne
General Motors
MR. Cantrell
Ernest Otis Houghtaling
Kimball Hospital
M. C. Janda
Jay Wilson
Janda & Tobin
North Side
W. E. Gunderson
D.C
Chevrolet
Kokier Motor CO
Jackson
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