Box Butte County Ag Society to hold annual meeting
Hem ingford is the site of the Box Butte County Agricultural Society annual meeting at 8 p.m. December 12 to fill three board terms. Secretary Paul Stull notes terms expiring are Mike Goetzinger H Hansen and Lloyd Amsberry with current directors listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hemingford
Box Butte County Agricultural Society
Paul Stull
Mike Goetzinger
H. C. Hansén
Lloyd Amsberry
R. P. Stewart
Harold Tinsley
Jason Gérnette
Stull
Ed Walters
Hazel Cahn
Hansen
Fifteen Acts In Finals For Kiwanis Show
Fifteen acts reach the Kiwanis Club annual Stars of Tomorrow final at 8 p.m. Thursday in the Junior High School Auditorium. Finalists include Bill Lyons 15 piano Sidney Gaila Sanford 8 vocalists from School District ERS all under 12 and a vocal trio from Lodgepole Cherril Hobson Sharon Emanuelson Bonnie Zalesky 16 Priscilla Cox 7 Sidney tap dancer Gonnie Borgman 13 Sidney accordionist Darlene Takahashi 10 SOD tap dancer Charlotte Ann Dorwart 16 Sidney pianist Janet Gade 17 Sunol vocalist Renee Hoyt 10 Sidney ballet Johnny Hanna 11 Sidney vocalist Gayl Oliver 13 Gurley pianist Ernestine Childers 10 Lorenzo acrobat Jerry Wolf 17 Sidney vocalist Randy Bauman 12 Sidney pianist. The finalists were chosen from many applicants through preliminaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Stars of Tomorrow
Bill ‘Lyons
Sidney
Gaila’ Sanford
ERS
Gayl Oliver
Gurley
Ernestine Childers
Lorenzo
Jerry Wolf
Randy Bauman
First County Road Permit Issued For Overweight Loads
National Tank and Supply Co. Friday became the first firm to apply for and receive the new county road permits. The permits authorize trucks hauling overweight loads that cannot be divided into two loads on county roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Tank and Supply Co
Troopers Log 7 495 Miles in November
Nebraska Safety Patrolmen logged 7 495 miles in November. The monthly report lists 122 violations and 15 warnings issued, 38 motorists aided, 34 road obstructions removed, 10 safety programs given, 760 patrol hours and 19 overtime hours.
Snowy Weekend Brings Minor Accidents and Warm Upgrade
Warmer air is expected to melt some snow after a light weekend storm that brought up to three inches in most areas and six inches in the Dalton region. Ground temperatures were much colder than the air, with an airline report showing 21 degrees aloft and ten below on the surface. Total recorded damage from three sledged incidents stood at about 1325 dollars with no injuries. Accidents included a two-vehicle collision near Sidney, an out-of-control car on icy U.S. 30 near Sunol, and a two-truck crash on slick pavement east of Sidney.
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Cheyenne County
Sidney
Dalton
Shuch Sis
Morni bin
Cathe
Scottsbluff
Gerhard Egging
Gurley
Harry Mead
Egging
Mead
Benjamin Garcia
Ovid
Sunolon
U.S
Pete Kéliey
Nebraska Wheatgrowers Convention Sets Annual Meeting
The Nebraska Wheatgrowers Association prepares for its second annual meeting in McCook over tomorrow and Wednesday. Manny Kreader of Dalton leads as president with J. Fred Thompson shaping eastern expansion as executive secretary. The group backs a two-price domestic parity plan while noting it may not suit corn or cotton, with resolutions to reveal statewide wheat thinking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska Wheatgrowers Association
McCook
Panhandle
Cheyenne County
J. Fred Thompson
Sidney
Manny Kreader
Dalton
Association
Kreader
Louis Miller
Nebraska
Christmas Seal Fund Nears Halfway Total
The Sidney drive reports $465 raised toward a $1000 goal as of Saturday. Local chairman Mrs. Elizabeth Schwasnick urges more donations saying tuberculosis remains a leading infectious killer. The Sidney Business and Professional Women's Club sponsors the drive with Seals in envelopes at area shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Schwasnick
Sidney Business and Professional Women’s Club
California Youth Admits Auto Theft
A 16 year old Wilmington youth Charles Buxton pleaded guilty to stealing a car in Sidney on Thursday night. In county court arraignment Saturday Buxton admitted taking the auto of Miss Jo Neeley. The car was recovered in Sterling within an hour. Buxton was held to district court for hearing and possible sentencing with bond set at 500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Buxton
Wilmington
Calif
Sidney
Buxton
Jo Neeley
Sterling
Borid
Sidneyites Injured In Post Game Crash
Mrs. Peter Nielsen, 40, of Sidney, and her son Jim Nielsen were hurt in a car truck collision near Sutherland after a North Platte Sid ney basketball game. Jim sustained cuts and bruises while Mrs Nielsen suffered a dislocated hip and facial cuts. She remained hospitalized and not expected to be released for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sutherland, Neb
Peter Nielsen
Sidney
Nielsen
Jim
Sutherland
North Platte-Sidney
Young Nielsen
Fairgrounds State Auction Slated Dec 28
The State Board of Educational Lands and Funds will auction 63.9 acres of Cheyenne County fairgrounds on Dec 28. Located west of Sidney on a state school land section, plans to convert to residential use risk condemnation. County seeks 12 year lease as alternative to costly suit. Auction set in county treasurer’s office for land parcels 36-14-50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Educational Lands and Funds
Cheyenne County Fairgrounds
Sidney
Mhem Sa
State- Board
Lagoon Dredging Plan Dropped Because of Cold Weather
City Manager Murrey Fuller said little or no more work will be done on the Legion Park Lagoon dredging as cold weather halts progress. About half the lagoon has been deepened but the dredging firm left to unload gravel for the state highway department in Chadron. Gates at Lodgepole Creek will be closed to let the area fill with water and the frozen surface prepared for skating once the lagoon is deemed safe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murrey Fuller
Legion Park
State Highway Department
Chadron
Fuller
Lodgepole Creek
Deep Sand Oil Discovery Could Reshape Nebraska Industry
A deep sand oil find in the Nebraska Panhandle may alter oil plans if Potter Drilling Co confirms saturation in the Pennsylvania formation below the D and J sands. Observers say pools could exist nearby, with deep sands offering thicker, long lasting production compared with shallower horizons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Nebraska Panhandle
Nebraska
Potter Drilling Co
Pennsylvania
Potter Company
Cheyenne
Kimball
Kings Daughters Fund Grows With Slow Response
By noon the Kings Daughters fund in Sidney reached 130 dollars, still short of the goal for a Christmas for the needy. Smaller donations are urged and every contribution helps, with several local names listed as supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kings Daughters Fund
King’s Daughters Fund
Sidney
Greenlees
J. M. McDonald “Store
Drilling Firm Fined $440 In Cheyenne Court
Lewis Drilling Co. was assessed a total fine of 440 dollars in Cheyenne County Court on six trucking violation charges. Three Lewis trucks were stopped two miles east of Sidney yesterday by the Nebraska Safety Patrol. Raymond Olson pleaded guilty to no mileage permit overlength overweight on tandem axles and was fined 420 dollars plus costs. Vern Dawson and Earl Cooper, other drilling company drivers, were fined 10 dollars plus costs each on no mileage permit charges. All pleaded guilty.
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Lewis Drilling Co
Cheyenne
Lewis
Sidney
Nebraska Safety Patrol
Raymond Olson
Nebraska
Vern Dawson
Earl Cooper
Filter Center Goes 24 Hour Operation in North Platte
North Platte Air Defense Filter Center now operates around the clock to bolster national defense. The notice invites civilian volunteers to fill vacancies at the filter center and Ground Observer posts in the western half, stressing urgent participation for survival in case of an attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Platte
National Defense
Nebraska
Ground” ‘Observer Corp
Atetack
United States
No. Jeffers Street
Neb
Driver Seeks Hearing on Influence Count in Sidney Case
Lavan Sneith a 41 year old of Sidney requests a hearing tomorrow in Cheyenne County Court on a charge of driving under the influence following an auto crash near Lodgepole last Wednesday. Bond was posted at 250 dollars after his Saturday arraignment where he pleaded innocent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Lavan Sneith
Sidney
Sneith
Lodgepole
Bond
Hardin to Keynote Rotary Sports Banquet in Sidney
Dr. C. M. Hardin chancellor of the University of Nebraska will be the principal speaker at the Rotary Club’s annual athletic banquet at St. Patrick's Youth Center in Sidney. The event honors Sidney High School and St. Patrick's Academy athletes with a 6 30 p m dinner and a near capacity crowd expected. Bill Glassford, former Nebraska football coach, may attend along with George Round and John Bentley. W P Ackerman leads banquet plans and notes only a few of 250 tickets remain unsold.
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Sidney High School
St. Patrick’s Academy
Rotary Club
St. Patrick’s
C. M. Hardin
University of Nebraska
Bill Glassford
Hardin
Sidney
Glassford
Nebraska
George Round
John Bentley
W. P
Bill) Ackerman
Ackerman
Neeley Dance Revue Shines Nursery Rhymes In Dance Time
Neeley School of Dance presents sixth annual recital themed Nursery Rhymes In Dance Time. The 8 pm performance at City Auditorium features 4 to 16 year olds in acrobatic ballet and tap, with Jack and Jill, Bo Peep, and Miss Muffet. Two production scenes Old King Cole Court and Mistress Mary Garden Grow highlight the show. Tickets at door 75 cents adults 35 cents students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neeley School of Dance
Jack & Jill
Bo Peep
Miss Muffet
Oil boom expands as Cheyenne County drills surge
In Cheyenne County Nebraska oil activity hits new peak with Ohio crews at 3960 feet on the Trechain No. 11 and multiple wildcats and outposts reported nearby. Projects include Spearow No. 1 Cortéz Daining Smith 1 and Maxey Drilling sites with numerous other locations across Kimball, Banner, Dawes and Morrill counties, signaling a busy period for Nebraska oil exploration.
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Ohio
Nebraska
Julesburg
Cheyenne County
Franzen
Tnder
Boesiow
Dorman
S.D
Stobnich
Spearow
Preble
Cortéz ‘Daining
Smith
Maxey ‘Drilling
Eoberts
Wildcat
Teare
County
Ipr
Wis
Kimball Field
Harper’ ‘Oil’ “Co
Dunn & Boreirig
Stein
Kimball County
Watkins: Oil' Co
Kimball
Kanost
Chase County
General Resources, Ltd
Magin‘ris
Kimball ' ‘County
Kimball“Field
S. D. ‘Johnson
Bassett
Lone Field
Nebraska Drillers, ‘Inc
Young
di -Johnnson
Cheek
Magiglia
Petroleum Co
Wynne Be
Kimball’ County
Steele
Che Mists Musgrove, Inc
Huffikiingall County
Pea Wildcat
Garfield’ Pasternak
Stuffer “Ai
Banner County
Stauffer
Expré
Drilling ‘Co
Hobelman
Deuc County
Csw
Big, Springs
Lowell, J
eWilliamtson
Mortis County
S.J.S. Drilling Co
Robbins
Dawes County
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Butte AG Group
Chase
Crawford
William Black
Here
Game Commission
Black
Butler
Alliance C of C
Alliance
Alliance Chamber of Commerce
Wor
Sand Hills
Jaycees
Highway 30
Highway 29
South Oak Street
City of
McNett
Chappell
Santa Claus
Lyric Theatre
Aty
First County
California
Sidneyites
Col
B. B. Albert
Albert
Morris
Lincoln
Fairgrounds
Dr. Hardin
Rotary
Neeley
cPorlys
Kinark
Drillers, Inc
Yount
Young Field
Chicago, Corp. & Republic Natural Gas Co
Griffith
Sohio Petroleum Co
Nerud
Morrill “County
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