Voters Consider Bond for Sidney Senior High Expansion
Sidney School District voters will decide on December 4 whether to approve a $312000 bond to build a two story addition at the Senior High with classrooms and storage and to renovate the Junior High cafeteria into a library. The plan also adds a study hall cafeteria and upgrades locker rooms.
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Sidney
Rose and Jocker
Russell J. Pedersen
Pedersen
Telegraph
Board of Education
Spearow Named On Extension Advisory Board
Ralph Spearow a Sid ney farmer is named to the State Extension Advisory Council as the sole Panhandle member among 12. He serves as vice chairman of the Cheyenne County Extension Board and will travel to Lincoln November 30 for a weekend council meeting on extension board concerns.
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Ralph Spearow
Sidney Farmer
Panhandle
Spearow
Cheyenne County
Lincoln
Advisory Council
Marathon Oil Net Up In Q3 1962 From Libya Output
Findlay Ohio based Marathon Oil Co reports 1962 third quarter net income of 9.52 million including Libya oil field production. Nine month earnings total 25.06 million, below last year's level due to weak gasoline prices. Third quarter per share 66 cents, nine months 1.73.
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Findlay
Ohio
Marathon Oil Co’s
J. C. Donnelly
Donnell
United States
Canada
Libya
Marathon
Texas City, Tex
Plymouth Oil Company
Sunol School to Host University Microbiology Lecturer
Dr. Warren E. Engelhard of the University of Nebraska will visit Sunol Consolidated School on Friday November 2 as part of the Visiting Scientist Program. He will lecture and discuss biology and microbiology with students, sharing nine years at the university and seven years as hospital consultant. He earned BS from Northern State Teachers College MS from the University of South Dakota and PhD from Ohio State University.
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Sunol Consolidated School
Warren E. Engelhard
Department of Microbiology
University of Nebraska
Sunol
Nebraska Academy of Sciences
Richard A. Grimes
Sunol School
Engelhard
Northern State Teachers College
Aberdeen
S. D
University of South Dakota
Ohio State University
Fair Board Gears Up for Cheyenne County Fair
Cheyenne County Fair Board continues talks with a carnival at Tuesday night session to set the fair date.
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Cheyenne County Fair
Fair Board
UP Walkway Petitions To Be Presented To Council
North Side residents push for a pedestrian walkway over the Union Pacific tracks near 18th Street to serve Junior High and Senior High students. Mrs. Alva Cox heads the drive with about 1 000 signatures collected and more sought in downtown stores ahead of the November 14 City Council meeting.
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Union Pacific
Alva Cox
North Side
Borhood
North Siders
Cox
Sidney Attorneys Attend Convention Present Reports
Several Sidney lawyers will attend Nebraska Bar Association meetings in Omaha November 1 through 3. Paul Martin and Frank Mattoon will report to the House of Delegates. Martin also acts on oil and gas law and Rocky Mountain Mineral Law Foundation leadership. Heaton Sr and Jr will attend related sessions and committees on taxation and trial attorneys.
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Sidney
Nebraska Bar Association
Omaha
Paul Martin
Pat Heaton Sr
L. M. Clinton
Frank Mattoon
Pat Heaton Jr
House of Delegates
Mattoon
Heaton Sr
Nebraska Association of ‘Trial Attorneys
Heaton Jr
Specialist Dr John Valentine visits Cheyenne County Extension Office
North Platte extension range specialist Dr John Valentine toured the Cheyenne County extension office this morning. He succeeds Don Buraviaf, now on the College of Agriculture staff.
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John Valentine
North Platte
Cheyenne County
Valentine
Don Burviaif
College of Agriculture
Registration figures show party totals in Sidney
Increased interest in the general election is reflected in Sidney where 3,705 people are registered. Republicans lead Democrats 1,868 to 1,632 with 206 Independents. May primaries had a larger GOP lead, but observers note ballots are cross party at the general.
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Sidney
Gordon Tobin
Red Cross Aid Planned for Cuban Sailors Families
Red Cross and Navy arranged thorough plans for about 2200 dependents of servicemen at Guantanamo Bay to receive help on arrival at Norfolk Virginia. Rudy Munderluh Cheyenne County Red Cross chairman reported the setup included staff 20 caseworkers a supervisor volunteers nursery and recreational activities and special phones to contact relatives. The Navy supplied a large building to the Red Cross and military housing for uncertain arrivals.
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Quantanamo Naval Base
Cuba
Norfolk
Red Cross
Navy
Rudy Munderloh
Cheyenne County
Good Listings Ready For Sale At Sidney Livestock Sale
Sidney Livestock Sales Pavilion will hold its regular Saturday sale at 1 pm with 18 black bred cows 20 white face cows 65 steer and heifer calves 35 heifer calves 22 odd steer and heifer yearlings and 23 feeder cows on hand. Inquiries for feeder and bred cows and strong demand for weaner and feeder pigs and fat hogs noted.
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Sidney Livestock Sales Pavilion
Weather Outlook Skies Clear Tonight With Mild Temperatures
Partly cloudy conditions expected tomorrow with a high near 60. Tonight’s low around 32 degrees. Temperatures will stay mild through the period with light winds and no precipitation indicated.
Busy November in Cheyenne County with elections conventions and community events
The Cheyenne County calendar for November is packed with the state and county election on November 6, three day Nebraska Wheat Growers Assn and Wheat Hearts convention in Sidney, a Grand Scratch for the Military Order of Cooties, Rural Area Development Assn meeting, Western Nebraska Chamber meeting in Ogallala, Poppy Day sale, and the biannual Nebraska State Chamber joint session in Lincoln. Christmas lights turn on November 23 and County Government Day on November 19, plus a pancake feed November 28 to benefit Weymouth Field scoreboard and Sidney Band trip plans. City projects include the municipal golf course, new city garage and water office, sewer bond refinancing, and a November razing of the old police station building.
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Cheyenne
Nebraska Wheat Growers Assn
Nebraska Wheat Hearts
Sidney
Nebraska Wheat Queen
Military Order of Cooties
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Cheyenne County Rural Area Development Assn
Nebraska United Chambers of Commerce
Ogallala
John Elwell Jr
Post 610
Nebraska State Chamber of Commerce
Lincoln
Associated Industries of Nebraska
American Legion
Cheyenne County
Elks Auditorium
Sidney Lions Club
Weymouth Field
Mexico City
Sldney
Chamber of Commerce
Tom Coffey
City Garage
Water Department
Water and Sewer Department
Buil
Price Sizzler Eyes Fox Tonight in Sidney and Sterling
The Fox Theatre in Sidney and Sterling debuts Price Sizzler Night offering two top recent films for 35 cents. Opening the double bill are Pocketful of Miracles with Ford Davis Lange and O Connell and Breakfast at Tiffanys with Hepburn Peppard Rooney. Showings start 726 and 928 respectively, single viewing allowed.
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Tiffany's
Fox
Elmer Haines
Dottie West Set For Pastime On Sunday
Dottie West, Starday recording artist, appears at the Pastime Club on Sunday Nov 4 with the Dakota Cowboys providing the music for dancing. West also performs on the Grand Ole Opry and at Ernest Tubbs Record Shop. Reservations call after 6 PM at 254-4788.
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Dottie West
Starday
Miss West
Dakota Cowboys
Grand Ole Opry
Ernest Tubbs
Tennessee Tech
Lions Pancake Day to Boost Sidney Youth Funds
The Sidney Lions Club and Band Auxiliary plan a massive Aunt Jemima Pancake Day on Nov 27 at Eks Auditorium to raise funds for Weymouth Field, a Mexico City trip, Little League, eyesight conservation, and other youth activities. Ticket sales begin Nov 1 with goals of 3000 to 5000, priced at 1 dollar for adults and 50 cents for children. Local banks and businesses sponsor ads for the event.
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Sidney Lions Club
Sidney Band
Eks
Jemima
KSID
Sidney
Weymouth Field
Mexico City
Lions Committee
The
Telegraph
Sdney Banks
Sidney National
American National
Joe A. Gibson Inc
Rudy’s Inc
Western Drug Co
Stickney’s Tae
Four New Drilling Sites Advance in Nebraska Oil Patch
Cheyenne County adds four new drilling locations with one probable field producer and one dry hole. Ginther Warren and Co. completed a J sand test at No 23 Dorman, while Exeter Drilling Co. plans to move to Marathon Oil No 2 Kurz for a J sand test. Kingwood Oil adds two wildcats near Sidney and Dalton with Murfin Drilling as contractor, and T N Jordan Jr. of Denver set surface casing for No 1 Gaithman wildcat in Reimers area with a 5150 foot J sand test planned. Gage Oil and Webb Resources abandon No 1 Jurgens east of Gurley. Shell Oil reports production pipe at No 12 Mozier B in Banner County.
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Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Ginther, Warren and Co
Dorman
Sidney
Exeter Drilling Co
Marathon Oil Co
No. 2
Kurz
SESW
Kingwood Oil Co
Wildcats
Dalton
Kingwood
Kavanaugh
Schnell
CNE
Deuver
Reimers
CSW NW
Murfin Drilling Co
T.N. Jordan Jr
Denver
Gaithman Wildcat
Gage Oil and Gas and Webb Resources
Jurgens
Gurley
Banner County
Shell Oil Co
Mozier-B
Sidney Guard Unit Is Here To Stay Assured
Nebraska Adjutant General Major General Lyle Welch told Sidney civic leaders and businessmen there are no plans to eliminate any National Guard units in the state. He urged local support for a recruiting drive while noting Sidney's unit has 31 members, 91 percent of its 57 authorized, and emphasized the value of Guard service for young men. He outlined recruiting steps and explained the six year enlistment with six months of basic training.
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Sidney
Lyle Welch
Nebraska
Welch
National Guard
Guard
State Guard
Oguilala
Scottsbluff
Gering
Alliance
Chadron
Blackburn Stephens
National Guard of
John R. Stephenson
Iowa
Warren Sumner
Jim Schaefer
Carl Crouse
Dan Rowan
John Stayton
Nebraska National Guard
Two Wheat Queen Nominees List Omitted
The Telegraph reports two nominees for the 1963 Nebraska Wheat Queen were accidentally omitted. Remaining contestants include Nora Madden, Sandra Schreiner, Kay Erickson, Chantel Misegadis, Roxie Bondegard, Adalia Reimers, Sharon Goff, Kathleen Johnson, Evelyn Brown, Joyce Zink, Connie Bruns, Charlotte Fisher, Karen Meier, and Diana Hinrichs. The pageant is part of the State Wheat Growers and Wheat Hearts convention in Sidney November 5 through 17, with Wheat Hearts now sponsoring.
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The
Telegraph
Karen Meier
Lorenzo
Diana Hinrichs
Gurley
Nora Madden
Sandra Schreiner
Kay Erickson
Potter
Chantel Misegadis
Roxie Bondegard
Lodgepole
Adalia Reimers
Dalton
Sharon Goff
Chadron
Kathleen Johnson
Alliance
Evelyn Brown
Grant
Joyce Zink
Indianola
Connie Bruns
Chappell
Charlotte Fisher
Hemingford
Sidney
Wheat Hearts
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