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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1962
Page
12
A clerical notice invites readers to submit names for the People You Know column in the Sidney Telegraph of Sidney Nebraska. It explains the feature highlights people, with a call for readers to send tips or names to Box 219.
John J. Treinen and spouse completed a four and a half week journey starting July 10 from Sidney with a pickup camper. They traveled through the Black Hills Montana Canada including Calgary Banff Lake Louise Jasper Edmonton Dawson Creek and 300 miles on the Alcan to Fort Nelson. They visited the World’s Fair spent ten days in Seattle and salmon fished at Illwaco and Sekin Washington catching three silver salmon weighing 2814 pounds. They cannned and shipped the catch before returning to Sidney August 23 with daughter-in-law and son-in-law joining at Seattle for part of the trip.
Longtime locals K J Dykman born near Lodgepole and Mrs Jennie Smith who arrived at age one presided over the 38th Old Settlers Reunion in Lodgepole. They recalled tough early days, range fires, a $65 purchase, school lunches of bread and lard, logging camps near Deadwood, and Smith's service on election boards since 1919.
A-1C Charles Brooks and his wife Karin Kesselring along with son Frank returned from Ramstein Germany on 30 days leave. They plan a Black Hills Yellowstone trip before Charles’ transfer to Kirtland AFB New Mexico. Grandmother praises Frank’s curly hair and Sidney’s city cleanliness during their stay.
In Lodgepole on Monday the Old Settlers Reunion parade showcased 37 entries including cars, buggies, bands and a Mount Rushmore replica. Top prizes went to Lodgepole Boy Scouts artistic entry and various divisions praised for novelty, stone age themes, costumes, ponies and pets as bands from local high schools performed.
Lincoln report shows Nebraska 1952 oats at about 30 million bushels, 12 percent under 1951, with barley just over 4 million bushels, both below last year. Trecats yield remains at 32 bushels per acre and above average, while Foote notes the 10 year average is higher for barley.
In Pinckneyville Justice of the Peace Robert Hubler fined Hugh Akre ten dollars after a swift court action. Akre's car collided with Hubler's car, triggering the small claims style proceeding.
Miss Corrine Vizina, daughter of Mr and Mrs Harvey Vizina, will leave Sept 12 for Denver to begin her sophomore year at the University of Denver residing in the Gamma Phi Beta house and taking business education. Several other students depart for Hastings College, Colorado Women’s College, Chadron, Creighton, and Peru State, to start sophomore or freshman years with majors in education, nursing, drama, or engineering, and with involvement in Rush Weeks and Student Leadership activities.
Phillip Fleming son of Senator Fleming leaves Sept 9 for Kearney to begin as a sophomore in business administration at Nebraska State College. Mike Campbell departs Sept 10 for Chadron State College to start his senior year in business. Sandy Zwickl leaves Sept 3 for Denver to enroll in Central Business College for a year long secretarial course. Jody Krueger leaves Sept 17 for Denver to enter St Joseph School of Nursing. Jack Cook leaves Sept 9 for Omaha to attend Creighton University Arts and Sciences. Kari Kay Keating leaves Sept 1 for Lincoln to join Chi Omega and study business education in Teachers College. Rita Johnson departs Sept 9 for University of Wyoming pre pharmacy. Mike Durbin heads to Carroll College in Helena for liberal arts.
Dick Foy, son of Mr and Mrs Foy, will be a junior at Nebraska State College Chadron majoring in chemistry. Don Walter Johnson leaves Sept 25 for University of Utah Medical College as a freshman. Keith Hruska goes Sept 9 to Creighton University for Arts and Science as a freshman. He will also accompany others to Carroll College in Helena Montana. Mike Maher plans to enroll in no liberal arts course at freshman year. Sandy Williams leaves for Duchesne College Omaha to study speech therapy. Mike Merrit heads to Chadron for Arts and Science as a freshman majoring in art and rush week. Jack Bishop returns to Chadron for sophomore year in pre medical. Larry Gerdes departs for Seward to enroll as a sophomore at Concordia Teachers College.
More than 100 chiropractic physicians from 52 Nebraska communities will attend the 45th annual Nebraska Chiropractic Physicians Association convention in Lincoln September 7 to 9 at the Hotel Cornhusker. The three day event features refresher courses and multiple talks by speakers from Omaha Omaha and Brooklyn including Dr Mortimer Levine of Brooklyn NY and topics on radiance energy cervical spine dorsal spine x ray diagnosis extremity adjustment lumbo sacral syndrome and more.
In Brunswick Georgia a 62 year old man faces liquor law charges after police discovered 49 gallons of illicit whisky stored beneath his dog house. Officers said the underground hideout was nearly large enough to serve as a fallout shelter.
SAN FRANCISCO The chief safflower oil supplier predicts supply may exceed corn oil by the 1963 64 crop year. Pacific Vegetable Oil Corp president B T Rocca Jr says 1962 safflower output will reach about 55 percent of current corn oil supply with acreage jumping to 550 600 thousand acres as demand for poly unsaturated oils grows.
Two accidents occurred nine minutes apart on Highway 30 just east of Sidney early Monday night. Three vehicles were damaged but no injuries reported. First crash at 6:49 p.m. involved a 1949 Cadillac driven by W C Shamis and a 1955 Chrysler driven by Rodney Plum. Plum attempted to pass but swung into the north lane. both cars ended in ditches with Shamis off the road. Second crash at 6:58 p.m. involved an eastbound 1955 Chevrolet driven by Mrs. Elizabeth Heizer colliding with the Shamis car protruding on the highway. Damages were $300 to the Cadillac, $500 to the Chrysler, and $100 to Heizer's car. Trooper De Shipley responded, set flares, and helped move the damaged car.
Nebraska reports six additional hog cholera outbreaks affecting 1,093 hogs across Dawes Pierce Dawson Greeley Boone and Lancaster counties. University extension expert Dr E Crosby Howe urges vaccination with serum and rabbit origin virus vaccine to curb spread and notes losses may reach 50 to 100 percent.
The Bill's Shoe Shine Stand formerly on Illinois Street has relocated to 813 Illinois Street, downstairs. The move was announced this week.
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