County Schools Eligible For Over $38 Thousand Federal Funds
Cheyenne County schools may qualify for more than $38 000 in Title I funds under the Elementary and Secondary Education Act. Sidney would receive about $25 632.70 with other towns receiving smaller shares. Funds aim to support educationally deprived children through programs such as remedial reading and summer school.
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Cheyenne County
Sidney
Lodgepole
Potter
Dalton
Gurley
Lupt. Russell Pedersen
Sidney Schools
State Departments of Education
State Department of Education
Wildcat Drilling Reaches Depth on New Well Between Huntsman and Gurley
Wildcat Drilling Strata Oil Co begins a wildcat well between Huntsman and Gurley at No. 1 Bransch GW NE Sec. 30-15-49 reaching 3 800 feet early this morning. Murfin Drilling Co is the contractor.
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Strata Oil Co
Huntsman
Gurley
Bransch
Murfin Drilling Co
Canadian Official Visits Here in Sidney
D. Hu Fry, officer in charge of the Canadian Government Information Service in Denver, visited Sidney on Monday. He distributed Canada literature and left a copy of The Leader-Post at The Sidney Telegraph office. Fry promotes Canadian informational facilities to attract American migrants and highlights Saskatchewan potash development and broad Canadian economic expansion. He offers free confidential information on opportunities in Canada via the Canadian Immigration Office in Denver.
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D. Hu
Fry
Canadian Government Information Service
Denver
Canada
Leader-Post
Regina
Saskatchewan
United States
U.S.A
Canadian Immigration Office
Farmers Union Bldg
Infant Todd Larson Dies. Graveside Services Held
Todd James Larson, infant son of Mr and Mrs Roland Larson of Potter, born Sept 25 at Memorial Hospital, died before or on Oct. 30. Graveside services were held at 10:30 AM at Potter Cemetery with Rev Clarence Boye of St Pauls Lutheran Church in Sidney officiating. Survivors include the parents three sisters Renita Reba and Vickie and grandparents Mr and Mrs Howard Madden of Potter and Mrs Lilly Larson of Sidney. Craig Mortuary handled arrangements.
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Potter
Todd James Larson
Memorial Hospital
Clarence Boye
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Sidney
Potter Cemetery
Renita
Reba
Vickie
Howard Madden
Lilly Larson
Craig Mortuary
Daisy Thoma s Died Saturday
Daisy Thomas died September 25 at Memorial Hospital in Sidney after five days confinement. She lived in the Rest Home four years and belonged to the White Cloud Methodist Church. Services will be held at Craig Mortuary at two o’clock with Rev John Slayton officiating. Burial in Greenwood Cemetery. Survived by one son Jeff of Denver one sister Mary Wright White Cloud one brother Oliver McWilliams Cedar Rapids Iowa two grandchildren and one great grandchild.
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Daisy Dean Thomas
Memorial Hospital
Sidney
Thomas
Craig Mortuary
John Slayton
First Methodist Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Mrs. Thomas
White Cloud
Kans
Minnie Reese
John McWilliams
Nebraska City
Jeff Thomas
Methodist Church of
Jeff
Denver
Mary Wright
Oliver McWilliams
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
New County Agent Arrives At Kimball
Paul D. Ohlenbusch assumes duties as county agent in Kimball moving from San Antonio. He holds a BS in general agriculture from Southwest Texas State College and has completed work on a MS in range sciences from Texas A&M, expecting graduation in January. He and his wife Nancy Gail reside at 10 Rodman Court.
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Kimball
Paul D. Ohlenbusch
San Antonio
Texas
Southwest Texas State College
San Marcos
Texas A & M
Ohlenbush
Nancy Gail
Rodman Court
Panhandle Weather Forecast Clouds Fog Drizzle
Weather Panhandle reports considerable cloudiness with fog and drizzle tonight and Tuesday morning. Partly cloudy Tuesday afternoon. Lows tonight from 35 to 45, highs Tuesday 60 to 70. Five day forecast shows temperatures 3 to 9 degrees below normal with frequent day to day changes. highs 55 to 65, lows 25 to 35 with occasional light showers.
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Panhandle
Improved VORTAC Landing Aid Planned for Sidney Airport
FAA plans a 250000 installation of a VORTAC navigational aid at Sidney airport to provide pilots with more precise location guidance for instrument landings. The system will replace the existing VOR located five miles west and may include a building antenna and equipment. The target completion is next spring or early summer with FAA handling installation and possible construction contract.
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Sidney
Federal Aviation Agency
FAA
Sidney Airport
Frontier Airlines
Vortac
New Beauty Shop To Open In Sidney
Carley's Coiffure beauty salon will open on Thursday September 30 in Sidney. The Schou building space, formerly Sidney Office Supply, will house the new shop managed by Mrs. Mary Frances Met Carley formerly of the Cameo Shop.
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Carley’s Coiffure
Sidney
Schou
Sidney Office Supply
Mary Frances
Met” Carley
Cameo Shop
Dalton Wins Grid Dough In Sidneys Football Score Contest
Patrick K Dalton of Sidney wins the weekly ten dollar prize after missing only four games. Two ties Navy Stanford and Tennessee Auburn helped him edge E J McKinley who had five misses. Contest results list scores for Nebraska Air Force Stanford Navy Michigan Cal etc with several upsets and ties.
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Patrick K. Dalton
King St
Sidney
Navy
Stanford
Tennessee
Auburn
Dalton
Notre Dame
Purdue
Boilermakers
Minnesota
Washington State
E. J. McKinley
San Marino
Mr. Dalton
Sidney Telegraph
Telegraph
Nebraska
Air Force
Michigan
California
Pittsburg
Oklahoma
Michigan State
Penn State
State Garden Club Convention Opens in Sidney
The State Garden Clubs Convention draws over 1,000 attendees at the Elks Auditorium in Sidney with a 6:45 p.m. banquet headlined by Governor Frank Morrison. Activities include awards, talks by Herb Griddell and Glenn Viehmeyer, and plans for the 1966 convention site.
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State Garden Clubs
Sidney
Elks Auditorium
Lorenzo Junior Girl Scouts
Carl L. Nelson
C. B. Dorwart
Michael Edwards
Lincoln
Albert A. Kjar
Lexington
Charles J. Smith
Omaha
Lyle Johnsrud
Fort Benton
Mont
Rocky Mountain
Dalton Garden Club
Herb Gridell
Denver
Frank Morrison
Fort Sidney Motor Hotel
Fort Sidney
Glenn Viehmeyer
North Platte
A. M. Rasmussen
Gas reserves in northeastern Colorado to run out by 1970 says K N
Kansas Nebraska Natural Gas predicts dry gas in northeastern Colorado will be exhausted in five years based on production. It forecasts Wyoming imports by 1967 to meet obligations to Iowa Electric Light & Power of Sterling. Reserves drop from 48.158 billion to 28.372 billion cubic feet between Jan 1965 and July 31 1965, with 2 billion left by 1970.
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Sterling
Colo
Colorado
Kansas~Nebraska Natural Gas Co
Kansas-Nebraska
Iowa Electric Light & Power Co
Wyoming
K&n
Robert L. Hoss
Denver
Iowa Electric
Kansas - Nebraska
Services For Mrs. Davis To Be Wednesday
Mrs Mamie Amanda Davis 78 died in Wichita Kansas on September 25. Services set for Wednesday at 2 PM at Craig Mortuary Sidney with Rev John Stayton of First Methodist officiating. Burial Greenwood Cemetery. Survived by daughter Ella Kincaid son Eugene Davis Utah brother Paul S Bartholomew California and extended family.
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Mamie Amanda Davis
Wichita
Kans
Sidney
Craig Mortuary
John Stayton
First Methodist Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Davis
Stromberg
Neb
Geroge H. Davis
Kimball
Methodist Church
Degree of Honor Lodge
Ella Kincaid
Eugene Davis
Price
Utah
Pauls
Bartholomew
Glendale
Calif
Roland Biggs
Ron
Ross Barker
Foster Cook
Robert Wait
Har Old Ells
Husker Chops Available Oct 1
Nebraska Swine Council and pork interests unveil the Husker Chop ahead of Nebraska's Centennial. The chop will be sold at meat counters about October 1 with strict rib and quality specs. Glenn Frink of Hastings heads the Centennial Park Promotion Committee.
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Lincoln
Nebraska Swine Council
Nebraska
Glenn Frink
Hastings
Swine Council
Centennial Park
Sterling to Brush I-80 Opening Targeted Around Oct 20
Sterling Colorado October 20 is the tentative opening date for Interstate 80 traffic from Sterling to Brush. Weather and conditions may delay. Cement work is done but landscaping and road bed shoulder finishing remain. Brush-Sterling completes the Denver to Sterling four way highway. another leg to Crook begins next year.
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Colo
Brush
State Highway Department
Brush-Sterling
Denver
Stereling
Crook
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