Elmer Ladine Appointed to City Planning Commission
Sidney druggist Elmer Ladine was chosen to fill the unexpired term of Dr C B Dorwart on the city planning commission. Dorwart was sworn in as councilman, resigning from the planning body. Ladine serves one year until a new appointment. Dorwart will join the city housing authority, replacing Don Heath who moved to Denver. Ferris Preble is named vice chairman of the authority. Dr C J Cornelius chairs the housing board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elner Ladine
Sidney
City Planning Commission
C B Dorwart
Dorwart
Planning Commission
Ladine
City Housing Authority
Don Heath
Denver Area
Ferris Preble
C. J. Cornelius
Crossing Problem Persists at 13th Ave Crossing
City officials await word from Burlington Railroad on installing signal lights at the 13th Ave crossing. City Manager Tom Coffey said the railroad has referred the issue to the state highway department. The city seeks signals funded by Burlington as traffic on Main Ave. remains heavy. Burlington directors may meet with the council later to negotiate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington Railroad
13Th Ave
Tom Coffey
Burlington
State Highway Department
Main Ave
Population boost tied to Minuteman program in Sidney
City officials say Sidney’s growing population is driven by the Minuteman missile program. Sioux Villa vacancy losses dropped from 2034 dollars to 1219 dollars year over year, with all units filled except one bedroom. Officials forecast full occupancy for 12 to 18 months as the program continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Sioux Villa
Tom Coffey
Sioux
Minuteman
City Council Approves Multiple Building Permits
Monday night approvals list numerous permits including George Pucket at 1028 11th Ave for a garage valued at 500 dollars and St. Patrick's Church at 1020 13th Ave for a garage costing 5 000 dollars. Other applicants include Merle Bobo 1243 Linden St sidewalk 275 dollars Gerald Gerler 2669 Laredo Lane garage 300 dollars Edward Schinzel 1328 Osage St partition 500 dollars Josten Construction Co 21st and King St fence athletic field 2400 dollars Raymond Graszyk 1493 1st St garage 500 dollars Tom Coffey 2665 Monterey St residence addition 3500 dollars Eugene Frerichs 2103 Elm St move garage 50 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Pucket
11Th Ave
Merle Bobo
Linden
Gerald Gerler
Laredo Lane
Edward Schinzel
Osage St
Josten Construction Co
21St
King St
St. Patrick’s Church
13Th Ave
Raymond Graszyk
Tom Coffey
Monterey St
Eugene Frerichs
Elm St
Silvers Seek Class C License for The Mill Package Store
The council sets September 23 hearing for Clayton and Mabel Silver to own and manage The Mill Package Store and Lounge at 1507 10th Ave. Mr Silver serves in the Air Force with 18 months remaining. Mrs Silver would run the business until his discharge. Dewey Liketa and wife plan to remain in Sidney and continue operating the store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton and
Mabel Silver
Silvers
10Th Ave
Silver
Air Force
Dewey Liketa
Sidney
United Fund Drive Sets 1963 Goal and Kickoff
The 1963 United Fund drive in Sidney and the Sioux Army Depot opens October 3 with a $17,000 goal. An advance gifts effort will mail 270 letters, followed by a five man followup team. Kickoff breakfast starts 7 am at Fort Sidney Motor Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Fund
Sidney and
Sioux Army Depot
Benny Hochman
J. H. McNish
Fort Sidney Motor Hotel
Jack Blanscot
Raoul Nelson
Sioux Army
Cyril P Williams
Caleb Eddy
Dale Kinney
Sioux Army Derot
Sidney
Hochman
Girl Scouts
Boy Scouts
King’s Daughters
Salvation Army
Red Cross
Traveler’s Aid
United Fund Board
Charman
Don Jorgenson
D J Garcia
L S. O’halloran
Ralph Welch
JD. Olinger
Ira Jeunson
M.n.sh
Ada Mae Hansen
Accused Forger Now Is Serving Sentence In Cheyenne County
William Neal 30 faces a forgery charge in Cheyenne County court after being jailed in Nebraska Penal Complex on a two year sentence from North Platte. He allegedly passed forged Western Union money orders at the Couch Hotel around July 20. The case against Florence Neal for uttering a forged instrument was dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
William Neal
Nebraska
Neal
North Platte
Kermit Brumbaugh
Western Union
Couch Hotel
Florence Neal
K N Pipeline Workers Need More Housing
Mc Cathern Co of Pampa starts laying 60 miles of 12 inch pipe to supply Kansas Nebraska Natural Gas Co and avert last winter fuel shortages. Two month project from Nebraska Colorado Wyoming line to Huntsman Gas Plant brings 75 to 100 workers to Sidney area with 15+ families. Trailers and rented housing used. call foreman Brister at 254 4877 with housing offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas Co, Inc
Nebraska
Colorado
Wyoming
Huntsman Gas
McCathern Co, Inc
Pampa
Tex Beryl Brister
Sidney
Brister
Sidney Public Schools
Casper
Wye
Brownson
Kimball
Cheyenne
Colorado Interstate Gas Co
Bayard
Arlo Jones Named Lt Governor of Division 6 Kiwanis
Arlo Jones was recognized as newly elected lieutenant governor of Kiwanis Division 6 during Sidney club meeting. He will supervise eight clubs across Nebraska and South Dakota, with attendees including Marion Whitaker and Darald Hendee. The convention in Grand Junction, Colorado, featured a program on hospital costs and a discussion on education supply purchases for East Ward school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlo Jones
Kiwanis
Sidney
Kiwani Club
Jones
Stottsblutt
Gering
Mitchell
Chadon
Alliance
Nebraska
Hot Springs
Igloo
South Dakota
Grand Junction
Colo
Kiwantan
Marion Whitaker
Robert
Three Nebraska Cities Weigh Shared Cost for Gas Rate Study
Scottsbluff Gering and Sidney officials meet to decide if they will hire engineering and accounting counsel forKansas Nebraska Natural Gas rate hearings. The cities may split costs to begin studies while awaiting KN’s formal plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottsbluff
Gering
Sidney Wall
Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas Co
Kansas-Nebraska
Anonymous gift supports Cheyenne County history museum
A morning deposit of 421.49 credited to the Cheyenne County Historical Association fund came from anonymous donors listed as Mr. and Mrs. Anonymous. It marks the largest museum contribution in several months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
History Museum
Cheyenne County Historical Assa
ASC Community Vote Sept 17 in Chetonre Chaunty
Farmers are reminded of the upcoming ASC community elections on September 17 to choose three committee members and two alternates. The elected chairman vice chairman and regular member will serve as delegate alternate delegate and second alternate delegate to the county convention where the ASC county committee will be chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chetonre Chaunty
Wll
ASC
Band Parents Auxiliary seeks help with band shoe issues
Weldon Stewart, 1963 64 president of the Band Parents Auxiliary, invites parents to contact him about shoe exchanges and shoe requests. He will appoint a band parent to handle shoe exchanges and will take calls on shoe requests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weldon Stewart
Stewart
Dalton Fall Festival Delights Local Crowd And Floats
Dalton festival success praised by organizers as perfect weather and strong turnout. 19 floats competed with Tovland theme features and Hezer Grocery winning best lighted float in the evening parade. Mrs Clara Clough reports about 500 registrations at exhibits, with many attendees at festival dining spots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wwich
Custon
Paulton
Res
Wher
Former Sidney Resident Dies in Portland
Funeral services were held Friday September 6 for Mrs Clyde B Kenton of Portland Oregon a former Sidney resident who died after a lengthy illness. The Kentons moved from Sidney about 20 years ago and were well known in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde B (Anna) Kenton
Portland
Ore
Sidney
Kentons
Truck stuck on bridge with cattle rescued
An eight ten ton cattle truck with fifty two head became stuck on a bridge near the Union Pacific stockyards this morning at about 8 45. The driver Ted Barnhill of Ogallala loaded at Sioux Army Depot and planned to weigh before delivery to Venango. Railings prevented a fall. cattle were unloaded and moved to Sidney Livestock Pavilion. The vehicle was freed by Ollie Weaver using a heavy winch after the front was pulled forward. Damaged fence at the north end. traffic rerouted via an alternate road west of Mack Poetz residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thorugh
Union Pacific
W-W Truck Line
Ogalala
Ted Barnhill
Ogailala
Siox Army
Sidney Livestock
Ollie Weaver
Union
Beirs
Mack Poetz
Dalton Parade Flashes Behind Schedule Shutter Glitch
Telegraph photographer Kenny Andersen captured Dalton parade floats Tuesday night but a shutter speed fault caused overexposed images. Inside pages in today’s issue publish the usable Dalton float photos despite the mishap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telegraph
Dalton
Kenny Andersen
Frigay
Reclaimed Saddles Estimated At 100
Deputy Sheriff Gene Morris estimated nearly 100 saddles stolen and resold by Ralph LeRoy Ridgeway have been recovered. Visiting officials from Texas and Nebraska confer with Ridgeway, aided by his memory of where saddles were sold, with saddles found in Chadron Ashland Chadron and other locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Morris
Ralph LeRoy Ridgeway
Cheyenne County
Delhart
Tex
Tom Clifton
Channing
Ridgeway
Weatherford
Canyon
Ponca City
Okla
Pampa
Weather Outlook With Scattered Thunder Showers
Partly cloudy through tomorrow with scattered thunder showers this afternoon and tonight. Lows tonight 50 to 60 degrees and highs tomorrow 70 to 80 degrees.
Sidney Board Learns Pupil Enrollment Tops 2200
Supt Russell J Pedersen reported Sidney public school enrollment has surpassed 2,200 with a dozen new students from Kansas Nebraska Pipe Line project families. The board approved salary increases for seven teachers with advanced degrees and elected two new instructors Mrs Elizabeth Young for physical education and Mrs Sharon Harlan for first grade. Gasoline bids were opened with Mumby’s Enco giving the low bid of 20 cents per gallon for Oct 1963 to Oct 1964. Pedersen was named the board’s official representative to the federal tuition program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell J Pedersen
Sidney Board of Education
Kansas-Nebraska
Peuersen
Faudry
Kirz .C.vardg
Elizasen Young
Sharon Harlan
North Wara
Mumby's
Enco Station
Chappell Farmer Burned While Lighting Heater
Delmar Wiegand a 24 year old farmer eight miles north of Chappell suffered second and third degree burns covering about sixty percent of his body when a hot water heater exploded while he tried to light it. He was rushed to Miller Memorial Hospital in Chappell and listed in satisfactory condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chappell
Delmar Wiegand
Wiegand
Wieg
Miller Memorial Hospital
Road Job Bids Open Oct 8 for 173.9 Miles of Minuteman Access Roads
Lincoln bids for 173.9 miles of highway work on access roads to Minuteman missile sites in western Nebraska. A. H. Read Co. of Cheyenne won earlier for about 100 miles in Wyoming and Nebraska. The project covers grading, gravelling, culverts, four bridges, guard rails, and substantial concrete and steel, with work to start soon and reimbursements from three states and the Defense Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Nebraska
Wyoming
Banner and
Kimball
A. H. Read Co
Cheyenne
Tri-State
Minuteman Complex
Department of Roads
Colorado
Defense Department
Dalton Residents Receive Community Honors at Fall Festival
Don Dey Ermand earned the Jefferson Award for long service as a volunteer weather observer and Mr and Mrs Clarence J Carley were cited for 35 years running the Dalton Telephone Co The awards were presented by Edgar Van Tassel and Clif Berry a Dalton Lions Club official The Telegraph will publish more on Friday with photos and details
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalton
Don Dey Ermand
Clarence J. Carley
Jefferson
Carleys
Dalton Telephone Co
Dey Ermand
Edgar van Tassel
U. S. Weather Bureau
Dalton Lions Club
Clif Berry
Lions
the Telegraph
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Elmer’ Ladine
O.kid
K-N Pipeline
K-N
North Central Gas Co
North Central
Lodzepole
Potes
Agricultural Products
Don Siffring
Morrill County
Don Kreader
Bill Dykman
Louis Daigger
Morrill
John Davison
Jim Jensen
Ronald Dykman
Harold Winkleman
Juages
Oregon
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