Four More Army Depot Transfers Move Staff to Colorado and California
From Sioux Army Depot four employees depart this week on permanent transfers. George G Hartt leaves for the U S Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs with wife Cora and children Steven Deborah Ann Teresa Lynn and Virginia Lee after nearly 11 years in Federal service. Raymond Graczyk moves to Pueblo Army Depot with wife Ollie and children Michael and Marianne, residents of Sidney, active in church and Knights of Columbus. Edward Trickler plans a Sacramento Army Depot transfer with wife Iola Maye and six children, longtime Sioux employee since 1951. Floyd Trujillo will transfer to Edwards Air Force Base accompanied by wife Pauline and two sons Paul and Floyd, resident of Peetz, with temporary Bakersfield address.
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Sioux Army Depot
George G. Hartt
Ware
U. S. Air Force Academy
Colorado Springs
Colo
Lynx
U. S. Army
Colorado
Cora
Steven
Deborah Ann
Teresa Lynn
Virginia Lee
Harrts
Ordville
Hayes
Security
Cole
Raymond Graczyk
Pueblo Army Depot
Pueblo
Sioux
Ollie
Michael
Marianne
Graczyks
Sidney
St. Patrick’s Church
Knights of Columbus
Legion of Mary and the
Altar Society
Miramar
Edward Trickler
Sacramento Army Depot
Sacramento
Calif
Iola Maye
Edward Jr
Linda Kay
Ann Elizabeth
Daniel
Julie Maye
William
U. S. Navy
First Methodist Church
Alliance Lodge No. 183
AF & AM
Floyd Trujillo
Edwards Air Force Base
Peetz
Trujillo
Pauline
Paul
Floyd
Trujillos
Hilario Suarez
Hayslitt Avenue
Bakersfield
Kriesel Boys Entertain Gurley Lions Dinner Meeting
Ron and Galen Kriesel performed at the Gurley Lions Club dinner at Gurley Methodist Church. Galen presented Europe photos from his Midland College Choir trip. A special Gurley Lions planning meeting is set for Sept 2 at the Fire Hall to prepare a Dalton Fall Festival float. Lions meet the second and fourth Tuesdays, rotating meals at local churches, with the next at Salem Lutheran. Mt Cotopaxi in Ecuador is the highest volcano at over 19000 feet. Beltsville MD Plant Industries Station reports a breakthrough in plant bloom chemistry aiding breeding.
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Ron
Galen Kriesel
Gurley Lions Club
Gurley Methodist Church
Europe
Midland College
All Gurley Lions
Fire Hall
Dalton
Lions
Methodist
Salem Lutheran
Grace Lutheran
Agriculture Department
Plant Industries
Beltsville
Owen A Frank dies longtime Scottsbluff resident
Owen A. Frank 76 of 2210 Fifth Avenue Scottsbluff died Thursday in a local hospital He was born June 3 1888 in Grand Island Nebraska He graduated from Grand Island High School in 1908 and the University of Nebraska in 1913 with a law degree He played football baseball and basketball at Nebraska and was selected for the All Missouri Valley Conference grid team for three years Drive carefully.
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Scottsbluff
Owen A. Frank
Fifth Avenue
University of Nebraska
Grand Island
Scotts Bluff Leads Nebraska Oil Boom With New Wells
Five new drilling sites in Scotts Bluff County dominate this week’s Nebraska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission report. Multiple companies move to Minatare and adjacent fields with development wells and wildcat tests from Hayes to Lincoln counties, including Ak-Sar-Ben, Banner Oil, Sinclair, Kimball Exploration, and World Enterprises among others.
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Scotts Bluff County
Nebraska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission
Nebraska Oil Search
Hayes
Lincoln
Scotts Bluff
Murfin Drilling Co
Ak-Sar-Ben Petroleum Co
Minatare
Schaneman
Ak- Sar-Ben
Peter Ray
Banner Oil Co. Inc
White Feather Petroleum Corp
Locklair
Huntsman
Kimball
Edward Mike Davis
Allison Drilling Co
Midwest Oil Corp
Stoeppelwerth Drilling Co
Campgrounds in National Parks Vary in Access and Facilities
About half of the national park campgrounds have good access roads parking drinking water and sanitary facilities. About half are in remote areas. A few are reserved for use by organized groups.
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National Parks
Party Held for Robert Monk at Farewell Gathering
Robert Monk was guest of honor at a farewell party on Wednesday August 26 hosted by Steve Roth at the Roth home. Attendees played games, joined a scavenger hunt, and enjoyed hamburgers. Chuck Dorwart won the Grand Prize. gifts were exchanged and a sleepover followed at Richard Peetz’s home. The group returns home after breakfast. Robert plans to move with his parents to Casper Wyoming due to his father's job transfer.
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Robert Monk
Steve Roth
Doyle Roth
Peggy
Chuck Dorwart
Gary Schwartz
Bill Cullins
Bill Smith
Robert Fehringer
Dave Stormberg
Robert
Winifred Monk
Casper
Wyo
Monk
Marathon Oil Company
Union Pacific Cited For Safety Record
The National Safety Council named Union Pacific Railroad one of 14 U S and Canadian railroads winning its Public Safety Activities Award for 1963. It cites railroad personnel participation in community safety programs off the job safety for employees cooperation with local safety councils and public information efforts.
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National Safety Council
Union Pacific Railroad
United States
Honored Guests At Newcomers Meeting
Mrs. Gerald Herron presided at the August 25 meeting of Newcomers. Honored guests were Mrs. Wayne Ayers, Mrs. Milton Nis en, Mrs. L. L. Pippitt, Mrs. H. N. Rhodes, Mrs. James Snyder and Mrs. William Vaughn, each receiving a corsage. Mrs. Robert Jones introduced newcomers including Mrs. James Bowie, Mrs. Richard Nolls and Mrs. Frances Kroll. Twenty three members attended. Bridge lessons begin in September. bowling inquiries to Mrs. William Lindsey. Officers hosted. birthday theme with white elephant bingo. Door prize went to Mrs. H. N. Rhodes. a Cor Sage awarded to Mrs. Dale Shanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Herron
Wayne Ayers
Milton Nisesen
L. L. Pippitt
H. N. Rhodes
James Snyder
William Vaughn
Robert Jones
James Bowie
Richard Nolls
Frances Kroll
William Lindsey
Dale Shanks
Pack 89 Scouts Set Monthly Meetings and Picnic
The Pack 89 committee planned regular pack meetings at 7 p.m. on the fourth Thursday of each month at Central School. Planning sessions will be on the first Thursday in the basement of the 100F Hall. A family picnic is scheduled for Sunday September 13 at 12 30 p.m. at Legion Park Shelter House. Families should bring fried chicken a large covered dish sandwiches and table service. Den 2 welcomed with Mrs Gerald Matzke as Den Mother.
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Pack 89
Central School
Shelter House
Legion Park
Jean Larson
Gérald Matzke
Morrill County Fair Grounds Modernized for 52nd Rodeo
Bridgeport fair grounds undergo upgrades including a $2600 addition to the rodeo grandstand and new brick restrooms after a windstorm damaged the area. Volunteers will level the arena and repaint stands grey. Morrill County renews a three year funding agreement with Ak-Sar-Ben to improve grounds and buildings for the September fair and rodeo.
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Bridgeport
Morrill County Fair
Herman’Rodgers
Fair Board
Rodgers
Ak-Sar-Ben
Morrill County
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Youth Council
Sidney Youth Council
State Youth Council
Tom Lenzen Jr
Tom Lenzen Sr
Elmer Hartmann
Sidney High School
Harold Eugleman
Jack Knicely
C. B. Dorwart
Kathleen DeMers
Lynn Davison
Davis Ruttner
Rita Helfrich
Tom Wilson
Diane Hyde
Bill Dorwart
Cynthia Schmale
Ric Beese
Coleen Mintken
Marilyn Atkins
Tom Edwards
Jamie Spearow
Wanda Anderson
Jane Schlaman
Becky Ladine
Debi Thayer
Susan Knicely
Mary Lu Dorwart
Jill Fine
Jim Johnson
Nancy Knicely
Arlys Beese
Bill Eddy
Kriesel Boys
Gurley Lions
Mt. Cotopaxi
Ecuador
Owen Frank
Kokier Motor CO
Chevrolet
12Th & Jackson
13Th & Jackson
U.P
Boy Scout News
Cheyenne County Farm Bureau
Public Power District
Cheyenne
Morrill, Devei & Garden Counties
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