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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1966
Page
3
A flurry of social visits fills the week with guests from Nebraska City Chadron Sidney and Julesburg as families entertain at homes in Oshkosh Chappell Sidney and Sidney gatherings include birthdays and nursing school plans plus club meetings and a Western Nebraska College of Age reunion note indicates multiple household visits and weekend travel.
Mrs George Club hostess to Plainview extension club on Wednesday. Gerald Tremain and family guests of her parents E W Zalesky and Vicki Sunday. Kenneth Tilghman family hosted by Frances Klein in Sterling Tuesday. Joe R Hornicek guests of Richard Pavlat Tuesday afternoon. Arlan Luxa dinner guest in Lloyd Brauer home Monday and Wednesday. Dennis Kilgore Sr and son Dennis Jr supper guests of Agnes Zalesky and Fred Kilgore Monday. Fred Kilgore guests in Bud Hewitt home Sunday. Lloyd Brauer and family guests in Ralph Franss home Saturday evening. Emanuel Brauer and son Vern dinner guests of Lloyd Brauer Tuesday. Lewis Mehling and George Barlow called on Glenn Dickinson Monday afternoon. Vern Brauer supper guest in Lloyd Brauer home Sunday.
Fragmentary OCR text describes wheet stacks and straw handling in a field. The readable items mention a machine show of the past and wet conditions, leaving many words and names unreadable.
The Nebraska Bankers Association grants $2500 to the University of Nebraska College of Business Administration to support banking and finance research in Nebraska and nearby areas. Eligible recipients include faculty and graduate students. first recipient is Professor Carl C Nielsen, assistant professor of business organization and management.
The Sidney Telegraph advertises scratch pads for business use or home office needs from its office at 830 11th Ave, inviting customers to inquire locally.
Missouri Valley Construction Co. of Grand Island was named apparent low bidder on two contracts for 13.2 miles of interstate highway in western Nebraska. They proposed 1 118 867 to grade the Paxton to Sutherland segment and 151 149 for culverts. Wilbur Christensen Construction Co. of Rapid City was low on three bridges at 180 038 and Capital Bridge Co. of Lincoln on four bridges at 111 975. Harold W. Prosser of Lexington bid 58 267 to install fencing.
The Rev. Harvey L. Gustafson, known as the roller rink preacher, pumps the pipe organ for worshippers and skaters. He performs at a Moorhead skating rink on weekends and leads St. Matthew's Lutheran in services on Sundays with a personal classic pipe organ.
Nebraska crop observers report nearly 45 percent of the corn crop is mature and safe from frost with another 45 percent in the dent stage. Soybeans in the southeast start harvest early. grain sorghum and alfalfa progress, while sugar beets are set to begin the week of Oct 3. Livestock movement shows stocker and feeder cattle up 27 percent and sheep and lambs up from last year.
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