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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1963

Page

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Nebraska Ranks Third in Oil Field Output Among Seven States

Nebraska held 37 oil fields in 1962 producing 100000 barrels or more, ranking third behind Wyoming and Colorado in a seven-state western oil region. The Sleepy Hollow Field in Red Willow County led Nebraska producers with high monthly output, while new fields in Scotts Bluff and Cheyenne Counties attracted activity as Sam Gary and Regal Drilling Co. expanded.

Nebraska Wyoming Colorado Montana North Dakota Utah New Mexico Cheyenne County Denver - Julesburg Sleepy Hollow Red Willow County

Postage rates and address change request notice

Second Class Postage paid at Sidney Neb Send change of address to Post Office Box 219 Sidney Neb Subscription rates eight dollars per year inside a fifty mile zone nine dollars outside fifty miles zone eight dollars per year by carrier Single copies ten cents.

Sidney Nebr

Sidney Faces Losing Air Service Over Five Readings Rule

State official James Stanstedt warns Sidney and nearby towns Imperial Beatrice Alma nee Hastings Kearney Chadron could lose air service under CAB use it or lose it rule as subsidy cuts loom. Frontier manager Dale Kindred notes January Sidney loadings and freight figures while local leaders urge CAB to reconsider. Local leaders emphasize importance of service and past tax funding.

Sidney State Aeronautcs James Stanstedt Nebraska Imperial Beatrice Alfiance Hastings Kearney Chadron Sanstedt Civil Aeronautics Board CAB Tom Coffey Frontier Coffey Omaha Chicago Detroit New York Air Service Dale E. Kindred Kindred Chamber of Commerce Wayne Moran Moran

National Boy Scout Week observed in Cheyenne County

Cheyenne County Boy Scouts join the nationwide observance from February 7 to 13 with a series of events. The Eagle Scout Recognition dinner is set for Sunday February 17 at the Fort Sidney Motor Hotel with Eagle Scouts of 1962, sponsors, and leaders attending. Main speaker will be J H McNish, past president of the Wyoming Nebraska Scout Council. A Boy Scout display runs in J C Penney windows in Sidney, Pack 82 handling the exhibit. Court of Honor for Troop 83 is February 11 at South Ward School. Lodgepole hosts a Scout Father and Son Banquet February 16 at the American Legion Hall. Blue and Gold banquets planned in Sidney. Park 8S to host a February 25 event. Scout Sunday falls February 10. all Scouts urged to attend church. The piece notes 53 years of program history and 36 million who have participated, plus a motto.

Fort Sidney Motor Hotel J. H. McNish Wye-Braska Park 8S Aibmy Depot Cop

Flora Named Principal Nebraska Nominee to Air Force Academy

Senator Carl Curtis designates Jerry Flora of Dalton as principal Nebraska nominee to the Air Force Academy for 1964. The Nebraska delegation also names alternates and candidates for Naval and Merchant Marine academies, urging qualified youths to apply promptly as preliminary exams occur in July and November.

Jarius Dale Jerry) Flora J. Dale Flora Dalton Carl T. Curtis Nebraska Air Force Academy Sen Curtis Lincoln Omaha Naval Military Academies Curtis Frank L. McDonald Gerng Naval Academy Peter G Hamon Scottsbluff U. S. Merchant Marine Academy Thomas J. Kodemba Ogallala Thomas E Percival Anamnee Merchant Marine Academy

Popular Chorus Plans Palm Sunday Concert

The Community Chorus of Dalton Gurley and Weyerts plans a Palm Sunday concert on April 7 with time and place to be announced. Director Doug Anderson says practices Sundays draw 45 to 50 voices and will feature Easter and spring coins. Rehearsals this Sunday will meet at Ginles, alternating between Davion and Gurley, and new singers are welcome.

Dalton- Gurley-Weyerts Doug Anderson Anderson Davion Gurley Nevic Ginles

Sign-Up Open Through March 22 for Feed Grain Program

The ASCS County Office announces signup for the 1963 feed grain program from February 1 to March 22. Participants may reduce to 20 percent of acreages and receive diversion payments, price-support payments, and eligibility for price-support loans. New changes set nationwide price-support rates of 18 cents per bushel for corn 16 cents for grain sorghum and 14 cents for barley. County staff will assist farmers with forms indicating intent to participate.

ASCS Herbert Krauter Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County Committee Mr. Krauter Krauter

Local Educators Attend Chadron Conference

Bill Fankhauser assistant principal Sidney High School and Ralph Spencer grad dance director SHS joined more than 200 attendees at a regional high school college conference in Chadron. The morning outlined college services, with SHS graduates now at Chadron State College. A panel followed with shared ideas and a dinner featuring Dr Karl Wiltse as main speaker.

Chadran Bill Fankhauser Sidney High School Ralph Spencer SHS Spencer Chadron State Teachers College Karl Wiltse Grand Island Des Plaines Wyoming South Dakota Nebraska

Children’s Dental Health Week Marked Feb 3 8

The 15th annual National Children’s Dental Health Week runs February 3 to 8 with Sidney dentists airing radio talks led by Drs Del Koch John Platz and H C Nelson. The events emphasize diet habits brushing and regular exams to prevent decay and disease in children.

Sidney

Animal Health Meet At VEW Monday Night

Cheyenne County Farm Bureau sponsors an animal health meeting at the VFW Post Home at 7 30 pm Monday inviting farmers and ranchers. Featured speaker Neil Johnson of Anchor Serum Co of St Joseph Mo will attend. Local office at the VFW hall opens from 2 pm that day.

Cheyenne County Farm Bureau VFW Neil Johnson Anchor Serum Co St Joseph

Brumbaugh To Stay As Deputy Sheriff

W. W. Schulz announced Deputy Sheriff Kermit Brumbaugh will remain in his post after a Tuesday meeting with county commissioners. Brumbaugh had resigned due to finances but accepted a satisfactory arrangement. Schulz praised the decision and said Brumbaugh would be hard to replace.

W. W. Schulz Kermit Brumbaugh Brumbaugh Sheriff Schulz

Colwell Speaks To Lions On Agriculture PR

Dr William E Colwell rancher and farmer of Hays Springs Nebraska was guest speaker at the Lions Club luncheon at the Fort Sidney Motor Hotel. His talk covered public relations in agriculture. Stewart Brown chaired the program with upcoming Valentine party planned for February 13 at 7 p.m. at the Fort Sidney.

William E. Colwell Hays Springs Neb Lions Club Fort Sidney Motor Hotel Colwell Stewart Brown Fort Sidney John Miller Robert Lewis Lloyd Mintken Lions District Eddie Howerter Bushnell Nebr Lions International Allen Taylor Fort Collins Colo

4-H Calf Weighing Rescheduled for Feb 16

The 4-H calf weigh-in has been moved to Saturday February 16. Calves entered in the Weight Gain Contest should arrive at the County Fairgrounds scales between 8:00 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. Lyle Burton, assistant Cheyenne County agent, notes 138 calves participated last year and expects similar or larger turnout.

Lyle Burton Cheyenne Burton

Trade School Hearing Set for Western Nebraska

Lincoln will host a Feb 14 hearing in the Education Committee room on five bills naming locations for a Western Nebraska trade school. Sen. Fleming backs SB 45 naming Sidney as a site. Sen. Gerdis of Alliance seeks a general Western Nebraska location. A 38 passenger bus is chartered to transport volunteers from the Chamber of Commerce to testify and view the legislature, with lodging and meals arranged.

Lincoln George Fleming Sen. Fleming Sidney George Gerdis Alliance Nebraska Statehouse Wayne Moran Western Nebraska Technical Vocational School Chamber of Commerce Moran Chamber Office

Fee Diversion Threat Talked By Oil Agency

The Nebraska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission warns that diverting drilling fees to the general fund would cripple its operations as drilling fees now fund all activities. The commission plans to contact legislators amid LB124 discussions and emphasizes its role in regulating oil and gas resources, including secondary recovery efforts and engineering data needs. Members G. H. Doran, Ray Smith, Fred Enders, and executive director H. N. Rhodes lead the agency from Sidney.

Nebraska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission Commission Sidney Public Works Committee Terry Carpenter Scottsbluff G. H Blip) Doran Ray Smith Chappell Fred Enders Kimball H. N Dusty) Rhodes

Car Skids Into Fence On East 30

Patrol Sgt. Mel Busekist reports a minor mishap Sunday on Highway 30 east of Sidney. Helen C. Lawhorn 1425 14th slid on frost and struck a fence at the GMI-PVO plant with no injuries. Damages: $50 to the car and $25 to the fence.

Mel Busekist Highway Sidney Helen C. Lawhorn Gmi-Pvo Busekist

Weather outlook shows mild temps through tomorrow

The forecast calls for fair weather through tomorrow with tonight's low around 28 to 30 degrees and tomorrow's high near 50 to 60 degrees. No precipitation expected and winds light.

Damages Sought in Omaha Federal Suit Against Clerk

An Associated Press report states Harry W. Edmondson of Missouri filed a $20,000 damage suit in federal district court in Omaha against Cheyenne County District Clerk Ruby Spindler Henkle. He claims denial of due process for not obtaining a certified exhibit copy. The clerk says the exhibit, a penitentiary commitment order for Attorney Paul Rhodes, was filed without her knowledge and a judge later ordered no copies without a court order.

Associated Press Omaha Today Omaha Ruby Spindler Henkle Cheyenne County Harry W. Edmondson Missouri Henkle The Telegraph Paul Rhodes John Kuns

Sidney residents attend Nebraska Railway hearing on Greyhound routes

A Sidney group traveled to Lincoln to testify before the Nebraska Railway Commission about Greyhound Co. schedules proposed to run through to Lincoln. Local supporters urged approval while opponents argued the service already exists. Attendees included John Elwell Jr. and Sheriff W. W. Schulz along with other Sidney residents and officials.

Sidney Lincoln Nebraska Railway Commission Greyhound Greyhound Co Greyhound Line John Elwell Jr W. W. Schulz Bill Vaughn Joan Hart Morris Gordon Harvey Vizina David

SHS Band Concert Slated For Sunday

Sidney High School announces a mid winter band concert Sunday February 10 at 2 30 p m in the junior high auditorium featuring the Symphonic Wind Orchestra Stage Band and the Symphonic Band Tickets are sold by band members or at the door.

Sidney High School

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