Sidney Car Dealers Show 1965 Models in New Showrooms
Sidney dealers unveil the 1965 automobiles in showroom displays this week as U S industry optimism grows for a record year. Chrysler Plymouth Dodge Valiant lineups join GM offerings Chevrolet Pontiac Oldsmobile Cadillac Buick, with American Motors restyled Rambler in three styles. See Sec Two Pages 4 and 5 for full story and photos.
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Sidney New Car Dealers
Sidney Automobile Dealers
United States
Sidney’s
General Motors
Chevrolet
Pontiac
Oldsmobile
Cadillac
Buick
American Motors
Sidney Telegraph
Delegates to Lutheran meeting in Sidney Sept 26 27
Up to 200 delegates and guests from across the region will attend a LLL convention in Sidney on September 26 and 27 with theme God At Work In Christian Congregations. Rev. C Thomas Spitz and Rev. Ralph Phipps are featured speakers. events include services, banquet, and a Barbecue.
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C. Thomas Spitz
St. Louis
Lutheran Hour
Allen Ahrens
Columbus
Neb
Nebraska District Lutheran Laymen’s League
Sidney
Norfolk
Lutheran Lay
Clarence Boye
St. Paul’s Lutheran School
Sidney Junior High School
National Guard
Ralph Phipps
Japan
Spitz
United States
Child Clinic On Saturday
The annual Crippled Children's Clinic sponsored by Sidney Elks Lodge No. 1894 will be Saturday Sept 26 in the Elks Auditorium. Walter J Hampton serves as chairman of the Benevolence Commission of the Nebraska State Elks Assn. Register at the Cheyenne County Welfare Office until 7 30 a m Saturday, then registration in the auditorium. Visiting doctors include Dr Bruce Claussen orthopedist Dr Fritz Teal orthopedist Dr Gilbert Schreiner pediatrician and Walter Jaeckle bracemaker, all of Lincoln.
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Sidney Elks Lodge No. 1894
Elks
Walter J. Hampton
Nebraska State Elks Assn
Cheyenne
Bruce Claussen
Fritz Teal
Gilbert Schreiner
Walter Jaeckle
Bracemaker
All of
Lincoln
Olinger Gets Alliance Job
County Commissioners awarded a contract for seven miles of seal coating on West 10th Street to J. P. Olinger of Sidney for 9675 dollars. Work will run from four miles west of the 10th Street intersection to 11 miles west and begin next week. The bid edged out Western Bridge Co of Omaha by a small margin due to gravel delivery costs.
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Western Bridge
Olinger
Silver Dollar to Close Dining Room for Redesign
The Silver Dollar Bar and Lounge dining room will close Saturday night. Owners Ken and Ione Wikstrom said the area will be remodeled into a dancing room and orchestra pit, with a nightly dancing announcement to follow. The bar and lounge portions will stay open.
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Telegraph
Ken
Ione Wickstrom
Silver Dollar
Record of cool spell and Nebraska airport project totals
A cool spell brought rain and unseasonable temperatures across western Nebraska with Sidney recording a low of 33 and a 0.04 inch rainfall. Firefighters aided an elevator fire in Broadwater as antelope hunting resumes and plans for 23 airport projects in Nebraska, including a Sidney runway study funded at 13,000, outline extensive statewide airport upgrades and associated funding.
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Sidney
Here
Dalton
Si Klux
Lodgepole
Panhandle
Nebraska
Jack Frost
Federal Aviation Agency
Sidney Airport
Walter J. Kreuscher
Nebraska Aeronautics Department
Frontier Airlines
Sidney Run
Mr. Kreuscher
Albion
Alliance
Bassett
Crete
Grand Island
Hastings
Hemingford
Kearney
Kimball
Lincoln
McCook
Millard
Minden
Neligh
North Platte
Omaha
Red Cloud
Wayne
Chadron and
Burwell
Fairbury
Scottsbluff
Panhandle forecast fair and mild with increasing clouds
The Panhandle weather outlook shows a mild afternoon with fair skies, increasing cloudiness tonight, and cooler, cloudy conditions Tuesday with light rain possible. Night lows near 40, Tuesday highs in the 60s, with a five day trend averaging below normal before a midweek warm up and late week cooling plus scattered showers. Weather courtesy Frontier Airlines.
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Panhandle
Frontier Airlines
Clark Urges Support For Dickson Bill
Clark, a candidate for the Legislature in the 27th district, traveled to Chadron to urge Senators Curtis and Hruska and Congressman Martin to back the Dirksen Amendment delaying legislative reapportionment until 1966. He warned the Supreme Court ruling could invalidate Nebraska voters 1962 choice and urged urgent action to uphold Nebraskas wishes. Clark urged constituents to write or wire their elected officials in support.
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Robert L. Clark
Chadton
Carl Curtis
Dave Martin
United States Senate
Curtis
Clark
Supreme Court
Nebraska
Dirkson
Curtis and
Hruska
Martin
Morrison
Coffey Active In League Of Municipalities
City Manager Tom Coffey was elected to a full two year term on the Nebraska League of Municipalities board. He was named chairman of the legislative committee and to a director seat for the league insurance company. The meeting drew over 200 delegates.
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Tom Coffey
Nebraska League of Municipalities
North Platte
Bob Clark
Insurance
D. L. Tyrrell
Lincoln
Harold Kenfield
Holdrege
Greg Stueve
Norfolk
Robert Haworth
Bellevue
Charles Schuster
Hastings
al Veys
Omaha
Ray Lunde
Kearney
A. T. Larson
Coffey
Sidney
Livestock Ills Topic Thursday
Livestock diseases will be the topic of a meeting at 8 p.m. Thursday in the 4-H Building. Dr. E Crosby Howe, extension animal hygienist from Lincoln, will present colored slides on disease cases and university work. Topics include cystic fibrosis red nose hardware disease black leg hog cholera and hemorrhagic septicemia. All livestock owners are invited to attend and bring questions.
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E.crosby Howe
Lincoln
Cheyenne County
Ivan Liljegren
Howe
Faculty Dinner Tickets To Be Sold At Door
Businessmen may buy tickets at the door Wednesday night for the Appreciation Dinner for local teachers at 6 p.m. in the Sidney High School Cafeteria. Tickets are $2.50. Teachers from Sidney and Sioux Army Depot will be guests. The event includes introductions, brief talks to Chamber representatives, and a tour of the new high school addition.
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Sidney High School
Sidney
Sioux Army Depot
Jack Laimer
Chamber of Commerce
Work Starts Today On 13th Avenue Burlington Crossing
Sidney volunteers collected trophies at the North Platte Valley Volunteer Firemen Association awards banquet in Mitchell. Mike Hartzler captained the Sidney team earning the championship and three other firsts. The Dalton and Gurley departments also won awards. Burlington Railroad began five week installation of automatic crossing warnings at 13th Avenue, with arms to slow but not stop traffic during yard switching. When finished, both 10th and 13th Avenue crossings will have signals, reducing long-standing crossing hazards amid Sidney’s busy north–south routes. City officials expect safer traffic and earlier assurances from Burlington that work would proceed this fall.
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Sidney
North Platte Valley
Dalton
Gurley
Sidney Department
Harvey Vizina
Hartzler
Willis King
Pete Sharp
Hank Schoenholtz
Burlington Railroad
13Th Avenue
Burlington
10Th
13Th Avenues
The
Union Pacific
13Th Ave
10Th Avenue
Country Club Heights
Tom Coffey
Mr. Coffey
Burial Friday For Hank Schnell
Last rites for Henry Schnell, 46, were held at St. Pauls Lutheran Church with Rev. Clarence Boye officiating. Burial followed at Greenwood Cemetery under Gehrig & Son Funeral Home. Pallbearers were Cliff Nienhaeser, Alfred Siemers, John Peetz Jr., Jack Baker, Earl S. Martin and Richard E. Smith. Schnell died Monday September 14 from injuries from an August 20 gas transport accident in which he was badly burned.
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Henry Schnell
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Clarence Boye
Greenwood Cemetery
Gehrig & Son Funeral Home
Cliff Nienhaeser
Alfred Siemers
John Peetz Jr
Jack Baker
Earl S. Martin
Richard E. Smith
Schnell
Welcome Calls Set New High in Sidney
Mrs. Milt Nissen, Welcome Wagon hostess, reports a peak call month with 39 calls to newcomers including 11 to single teachers or working girls and 28 to families averaging five members. She also made 28 visits to homes with new babies, noting Sidney is not on the down grade.
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Milt Nissen
Potter Man Is Patrol Graduate
Jimmy L. Winn of Potter graduated as a member of the class of 296 Officer candidates of the Nebraska Safety Patrol after five weeks training at Camp Ashland. He was among 20 in the class to receive official assignments. the rest were placed on standby due to limited funds. Winn will report for trooper duty at Albion.
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Jimmy L. Winn
Potter
Nebraska Safety Patrol
Camp Ashland
Winn
Albion
Thurow Promoted To Sales Manager At Sidney Auto Sales
Jack Thurow has been appointed sales manager and vice president of Sidney Auto Sales Inc. Clarence Zalesky, the president, announced the promotion this week. Thurow was previously a salesman with Sidney Auto Sales and is a native of Cheyenne County.
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Jack Thurow
Sidney Auto Sales Inc
Clarence Zalesky
Thurow
Sidney Auto Sales
Cheyenne County
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Bob Tobin
Dean Hyde
Colone
Mickey Robinson
Weather Bureau
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Dickson
League of Municipalities
John Hornicek
Skelly Station
Bill Maddox
Burlington Crossing
Hank Schnell
Potter Man
Patrol
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