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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1954

Page

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Train Demolishes Car West of Sidney at 3 A.M.

An automobile owned by Glenn Richard of Brownson was nearly destroyed when struck by a freight train west of Sidney at 3 a.m. Sunday. Richard and Robert Fair of Sioux Ordnance Depot abandoned the car after it veered, and attempted to flag the train without a flashlight. The impact damaged the 1937 Buick, which had become hung on a rail.

Glenn Richard Brownson Sidney Richard Robert Fair Sioux Ordnance Depot

Train wreck near U S 30 bridge injures driver

A westbound Union Pacific train, Extra 216, 92 cars, diesel, collided with a car driven by Robert N. Wimmer, 19, Scottsbluff, near the U S 30 and State 19 intersection. Wimmer escaped injury. his 1951 Chevrolet sustained about 350 dollars in damage. Sheriff W W Schulz investigated. Nebraska State Safety Patrol conducted the overall inquiry.

Union Pacific Cheyenne County W. W. Schulz Robert N. Wimmer Scottsbluff U. S. 30 State 19 Winner Nebraska State Safety Patrol

Hospital On Schedule As Cheyenne County Builds New Facility

Cheyenne County Hospital Association reports progress on the community hospital with rapid skeleton completion and rising foundations. Chairman Ira Steward and Nebraska Health official Vern Pangborn toured the site and forecast notable progress pending favorable weather. Contractors say brickwork will begin once weather allows, while federal rules permit partial reimbursement after 25 percent completion. pledges and quarterly payments are under review to prevent delays. May 1 payments loom.

Cheyenne County Hospital Association Ira Steward Vern Pangborn Nebraska Department of Health Earl Claussen John Claussen Sons Claussen Pangborn

Peetz Raises Funds for Sidney and Sterling Hospital Projects

The Peetz community launches a drive to raise nearly 1000 dollars to furnish a room in Sidney’s new community hospital and to support the recently opened Sterling hospital. Lions club leads with aid from Ladies Auxiliary EUB Church American Legion Legion Auxiliary Odd Fellows Rebekahs Peetz Extension Club and Farm Women's Club. Fundraisers planned include plays dances and card parties. W. J. Bill Robinson praises Peetz for its spirit and cooperation.

Peetz Sidney Sterling Peetz Lions Club Ladies Auxiliary EUB Church The American Legion the Legion Auxiliary, Odd Fellows, Rebekahs Peetz Extension Club Farm Women’s Club W. J Bill” Robinson Colorado

SOD Workers Donate to Heart Fund at Sidney Rotary

Sioux Ordnance Depot employees sent a $1 077 16 check to the Cheyenne County Heart Fund at a Sidney Rotary Club meeting led by Col Luther G Smoak. The presentation highlighted the ongoing local drive to support heart disease research and patient care.

Cheyenne County Heart Fund Sioux Ordnance Depot Luther G. Smoak Sidney Rae Jones Rotary Warren A. Stewart Col. Smoak Heart Fund Duis

Farmers Back Reclaiming Of School Funds In Berea Meeting

District I Farmers Union at a semi annual Berea gathering passed resolutions urging 90 percent parity and keeping school land revenues in the county of origin while opposing Nebraska sales tax. George Fleming urged keeping revenues locally and Jim Kamas spoke on parities. Henry Gell presided.

Berea District I The Farmers Union Nebraska National Farmers Union George Fleming Cheyenne Jim Kamas Henry Gell Sidney District 1

New Telephone Book Largest Ever Issued in Sidney

The new 140 page telephone directory for Sidney Potter and Gurley was distributed to subscribers this weekend. It is the largest directory issued in Sidney, with 5,700 copies printed. The Telegraph press produced the book, and the yellow section contains 100 pages, four more than North Platte.

Sidney, Potter and Gurley Sidney The Telegraph North Platte

Nelson O Bannon and Partnership Change at J R Store

A change of ownership at the J R Store effective April 1 dissolves the partnership of L K Red Nelson and Joen O Bannon. O Bannon sells to Morris Nelson, Red Nelsons brother, with Red as sole active manager, aided by his wife Katherine and Ruth Chipps. The store keeps the J R Store name. O Bannon will work with Sidney contractor N C Bud Livoni.

L. K Red” Nelson Joen O’bannon O’bannon Morris Nelson Red Katherine Ruth Chipps Sidney N. C Bud” Livoni

Nebraska survey backs sales tax as school funding replacement

A Nebraska State Teachers Association survey shows two thirds of Nebraskans support a state sales tax to replace all or part of school funding from property taxes. Among 35 communities sampled, 9,929 favor and 1,577 oppose a state sales tax for this purpose, with 760 undecided.

Nebraska State Teachers Association Sidney, Kimball and Scottsbluff Don Kline NSEA Nebraska

Small Vote Foreseen In City Today

Voters in Kimball will decide liquor by the drink and Potter electors will vote on bonds to finance a new sanitary sewer system. Local races in Sidney include city council, police judge, and school board with four wards. Polls close at eight. details at Ward locations and how to vote are provided.

Kimball Potter Sidney City Auditorium Tenth Avenue Newton Street Union Pacific Northside East Side Valley View Lyons Buick Tenth and Eleventh Avenue Town Country Club Heights South 13Th Avenue Nebraska Board of Trustees

Leonard Presides At Group Session

J S Leonard of The Ohio Oil Co Sidney is vice chairman for Nebraska of the Rocky Mountain District of the American Petroleum Institute Division of Production. The district plans a spring meeting in Casper Wyoming at the Townsend Hotel Thursday and Friday where Leonard will preside Friday morning. Leonard joined Ohio Oil in 1930 after studying at the Colorado School of Mines and has held multiple posts in Mexico Hobbs NM Bay City TX Ross Ranch Field and Sidney district manager roles.

J. S. Leonard Ohio Oil Co Sidney Nebraska Rocky Mountain American Petroleum Institute Rocky Mountain District Townsend Hotel Casper Wyo Leonard Ohio Oil Colorado School of Mines Mexico Hobbs N. M Bay City Texas Ross Ranch Ohio

Rocky Mountain Oil Men To Meet In Casper This Week

The American Petroleum Institute Division of Production holds its spring meeting in Casper Wyoming with key talks from W W Flenniken and John G Pew. Sessions run April 7 to 9 in multiple venues including the America Theater Townsend Gladstone Hotels and City County Building with technical papers on cement setting high temp oilfield technology and electric logging.

Rocky Mountain Oil Casper

Lions Club Sponsors Local Boys State Representative

The Telegraph corrects a Friday error stating that the Sidney Lions Club sponsors local Boys State representative Tom Gilliland, to Lincoln. The Lions Club undertakes this project among its youth programs in the community.

the Telegraph Rotary Club Tom Gilliland Lincoln Sidney Lions Club

Nebraska Capitol News on Nebras kas super road plans

The Telegraph Capitol News column outlines Nebraska’s anticipated highway spending for major improvements and a proposed four lane route paralleling Highway No 30 through central and western Nebraska. It predicts bypassing large towns, warns of political fights over by passes, notes Kimball as an example, and cautions that penny pinching highway legislation may limit matching funds for federal money available in coming years.

Nebraska Capitol News Telegraph Nebraska Capitol Grand Island North Platte Sidney State Highway Department Kimball Congress

Young TB Victims Want Comic Books

At the state TB hospital in Kearney youngsters appealed for comic books. Bert Rodda of the Sidney Kiwanis Club leads the drive and asks readers with old readable comics to contact him or deliver them to his office at 945 10th Avenue. He will oversee shipment to the hospital.

Kearney Bert Rodda Sidney Kiwanis Club Mr. Rodda

Steadman Released From Penitentiary

The Cheyenne County Sheriff's office reports George H. Steadman has been released after a five year sentence for breaking and entering at the Nebraska State Penitentiary. He was taken to Kansas to face charges there after release.

Cheyenne County George H. Steadman Nebraska State Penitentiary Steadman Kansas

Crew Haircut Signal of Spring for County Treasurer

After years in the newspaper business and as treasurer Herb Stevens debuted a fresh crew haircut signaling the first clear sign of spring. The change came as he embraced a shorter style after years with longer hair, advised by a barber.

Herb Stevens Stevens

Weekend Warmth Sparks Outdoor Drive In Theatre Rush

Spring weather brought 74 degree high on Sunday and 72 on Saturday as sun filled the weekend. Gardents watered lawns, garden plots were prepped, and families enjoyed drives while the outdoor theatre opened with a full house.

CAA

The Command opens at Fox Theatre this Thursday

Warner Bros launches its first CinemaScope frontier epic The Command starring Guy Madison Joan Weldon and James Whitmore set in 1878 Wyoming. Filmed in Warner Color on location in California with Dimitri Tiomkin scoring. Admission is $1.

Fox Theatre Guy Madison Joan Weldon James Whitmore Warner Bros Saturday Evening Post James Warner Bellah Wyoming Madison Western Plains California Warner Color

Well Extends Operations to New Locality

Ohio Oil Co in Sidney district reports first Kimball County production at South Dix No. 1 Kenton after sand tests yield oil in commercial quantities. Hole at 6070 feet reached Monday, salt water level struck, with 1680 feet oil in a drill stem test. Kenton drilled by Loffland Brothers. second Kimball County production for Ohio, first Nebraska outside Cheyenne County.Additional wells planned in Doran Farms west of Sidney including Mohatt 4 and Dimery 4. Haupt No. 2 undergoing workover. No. 2 Fleming and No. 3 Chambers show daily production. wildcat No. 1 Svend Olsen planned near Peetz, Colorado.

Ohio Oil Co Sidney Kimball County South Dix No. 1 Kenton Ohio Loffland Brothers Drilling Co Nebraska Cheyenne County Doran Farms Miracle-Fifer Haupt No. 2 Chicago Corp Edson Walker Lorenzo Field Lorenzo O’connell West Sidney Fleming Fleming Pool Miracle-Fifer Drilling Co Wildcat Colorado Line Logan County Svend

Five Wildcat Tests Scheduled In Logan

Five wildcat drilling locations were announced at the end of March for Logan County Colorado. They include J. Ray McDermott Co No 1 Britton wildcat eight miles north and west of Sterling NE 18-9-53 Ryan Oil Co No 1 Writebol wildcat six miles west of Sterling NW NE 31-8-53 South Texas Development Co No 4 Budin wildcat 14 miles west and three miles north of Sterling NW 12-8-55 Claycomb Guide New Drilling Co No 1 Union Pacific wildcat nine miles west of Peetz NE 3-11-53 Halbert Jennings No 1 Burk hart wildcat five miles west of Merino NE NW 18-6-54

Wildcat Logan County Colo J. Ray McDermott & Co Britton Wildcat Sterling Ryan Oil Co South Texas Development Co Budin Union Pacific Wildcat Peetz

New Banner County Oil Field Reported

Harry Royster of Denver reports a potential new field in Banner county at No. 1 Hin shaw, one mile east of the Harrisburg field. The tight hole shows the well in sand and producing at high levels, with scarce details released. Nebraska Oil Co. of Scottsbluff is being formed by Royster. Harry C. Moore of Terrytown, Neb. is listed as co‑incorporator.

Harry Royster Denver Banner County Hinshaw Harrisburg Nebraska Nebraska Oil Co Scottsbluff Royster Harry C. Moore Terrytown, Neb

Also Mentioned on This Page

Nelson Partnership South Dix Rocky Mountain Oil & Gas Association Sun Oil Co Philadelphia America Theater Townsend and Gladstone City & County W. W. Flenniken John G. Pew API Flenniken Pew C. H. Griffin R. L. Manning, Inc S. J. Lintzenich Hughes Tool Co J. Howard Barnett Barnett Jesse E. O’neal Cody Howard Benischek University of Oklahoma Norman Oklahoma H. E. Allen Carter Co Billings Mont R. K. Davis Carter Oil Co Cut Bank L. A. Puzin Schlumberger Well Surveying Corp Oklahoma City Okla Lester Heath Lions Bethesda- Chevy Chase Washington, D. C Operations Research Office Johns Hopkins University Baltimore Dimitri Tiamkin Well Logan Halbert & Jennings Merino New Banner County
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