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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1961

Page

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Ohio to Retry No 1 Durland Trust Wildcat near Dalton

Oil firms report plans to drill or re drill in Nebraska and Ohio. Texota Oil Co moves to plug No 1 Reimers A in Faro Field near Dalton Ohio Oil Co. and Exeter Drilling prepare to drill No 1 Durland Trust wildcat in Morrill County. Multiple operators list wells and locations in Banner, Sherman, Red Willow and other counties.

Texota Oil Co Reimers Faro Dalton Morrill County Ohio Oil Co Exeter Drilling Co Durland Trust Wildcat Ohio Nebraska Nebraska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission Sidney Pan American Petr. Corp C. L. Olsen Petroleum State Fiel Banner County c-Brinkerhoff Superior Oil Co Spotanski IGN Sherman County Mt. States Wildcat Cheyenne County Miami Petr. Co Nielson Waitman Field c-Saybee Davis Oil Co Davis Okmar Oil Co Snyder Frontier County c/Murfin Kester CSW Redwillow County Midwest Oil Corp Fritz Sleepy Hollow Field Sleepy Hollow W. E. Wickiter Drake Harlan County British - American Oil Producing Co Willson Ranch W. F. Newton Mathews Redwilow County Pubco Petr. Corp Stritt Estate Pubco Petr

Childers Released From Nebraska Prison After Commutation

Orville Childers aged 55 was freed from the Nebraska penitentiary about ten days ago after his life sentence for first degree murder in Sidney in 1937 was commuted. He and companion William Bowman were convicted for the killing of Sidney pioneer William Moore on the early morning of November 12, per local court records.

Orville Childers Sidney Nebraska Childers William Bowman Wiliam Moore

Sioux Depot Prepares For Modern War Material Revival

The Sioux depot sees steady personnel, rising payroll from 3.93 million to 3.98 million, and ongoing maintenance as new World War II type items, missiles, nuclear weapons, and advanced tanks begin arriving. Old stock declines while modern equipment, tools, and missile handling gear roll into the facility, signaling a brighter future for defense supply.

United States Sidney Sioux

John H Folkerts Weyerts Farmer Dies in Denver

John H Folkerts a Weyerts area farmer died suddenly Sunday evening in a Denver hospital after a week of treatment Funeral arrangements are pending and will be announced by the Craig Mortuary Surviving are his wife four children his mother Mrs John J Folkerts and two sisters Mrs Harold Bodke and Mrs Arnin Onken all of Sidney

John H. Folkerts Weyerts Denver Craig Mortuary John J. Folkerts Harold Bodke Arnin Onken Sidney

United Fund selects three directors and allocates 1961 grants

The United Fund of Sidney and Sioux Ordnance Depot named three new three year directors, reelected Dr. Jorgenson and Jack H. Lowe, and elected Dr. James Garcia to replace L. A. Lindstrom. Distributions totaled 2 603.24 to Red Cross, 4 075.66 to Boy Scouts, 1 472.42 to Girl Scouts, 2 037.83 to Kings Daughters, 530.07 to Muscular Dystrophy and 1 060.14 to Salvation Army, about 85 to 90 percent of requested budgets. The 1961 drive raised about 13 000 against a 15 000 goal, with next year’s drive planned for similar timing and opportunities for agencies to present budgets later.

United Fund Cor Sidney Sioux Ordnance Depot Jorgenson Jack H. Lowe James Garcia L. A. Lindstrom Gerald Mazzle Red Cross Boy Scouts Girl Scouts Kings Daughters Salvation Army

Savings Bonds Support Home Ownership Says Builders

Washington Treasury notes a 20th anniversary tribute from the National Association of Home Builders. E. J. Burke Jr of San Antonio asserts Savings Bonds helped finance hundreds of thousands of homes since 1941 and endorses them as a sound path to home ownership for individuals and communities.

Washington, DC Treasury Department National Association of Home Builders E. J. Burke, Jr San Antonio Texas

1.6 Million Acres Of School Land For Sale If LB362 Passed

Nebraska could auction 1,628,000 acres of state owned school lands if LB 362 clears the legislature. The land, mostly in western counties, holds 12 percent under mineral lease and produced about $5.45 million in 1958-60. Average value is $19.73 per acre, total value $32.1 million.

Nebraska Western Eastern Wayne Thurston Dodge Colfax Nance Hamilton Fillmore Douglas County Lancaster Elmer Mahlin State Board of Educational Lands and Funds Mahlin

Dog Poisoner Sought After Sunol Losses

In Sunol area a string of nine or ten dogs has died from strychnine poisoning over three years. Sheriff W W Schulz announced a $25 reward for the arrest and conviction of the culprit. The case shocks a local family with a child needing a dog companion. The pattern shows poison poured on the dogs’ paths, causing brutal deaths.

Sunol W. W. Schulz

Sidney High School Symphony Band in Mid Winter Concert

A near capacity crowd gathered Sunday afternoon to hear Sidney High School's Symphony Band in the tenth annual mid winter concert in the junior high auditorium. Under Sidney Phelps's direction the seasoned performers delivered a smooth program. Excerpts from Brigadoon were well received by the audience, performed by the Sidney Men's Chorus and Panhandle Players Women's Chorus.

Sidney High School Junior High Sidney Phelps Sidney Panhandle Players

Government wheat moves to West Coast export plan announced

Kansas City official Donald E. Smith outlined the first large scale export grain shift as 5 to 10 million bushels of Government owned wheat to the West Coast over several months. Shipments will depart Northwest Kansas West Nebraska and parts of Colorado from ports with favorable freight rates, saving 1 to 2 cents a bushel versus Gulf delivery.

Kansas City West Coast Donald E. Smith The Commodity Stabilization Service Kansas West Nebraska Colorado West Gulf of Mexico Smith Gulf

Safflower plant to add field rep and expand contracted acreage

Sidney’s safflower processing mill nears readiness after modernization. Pacific Vegetable Oil Corp and General Mills plan to hire Neil Vance to secure more contract acreage, targeting southwest Kansas. Plant storage totals about five thousand tons with anticipated full operation by March and capacity to process 1961 crop locally.

Sidney Pacific Vegetable Oil Corp General Mills Pvq-Gm Neil Vance Great Falls Mont Logan Utah Vance Ken Woodward Kansas Pvo-Gm West Woodward Pacific Oilseeds Co PVO

Steward Resigns From Hospital Board

Ira Steward a key figure in creating Memorial Hospital and Memorial Rest Home resigns from the board effective immediately. He was an original director and longtime chairman, led early fund drives, and influenced hospital and rest home design and expansion. His departure allows a replacement to be appointed before the next meeting.

Ira Steward Memorial Hospital Memorial Rest Home Steward

Increase In Overseas Food Aid Is Planned

The Share Our Surplus program led by American Protestant denominations aims to raise aid by up to 10 percent and increase diet value, distributing roughly 300 million pounds of U S surplus foods annually across about 25 overseas areas. Bishop Frederick B. Newell, acting executive director of Church World Service, announced the plan at CWS offices in New York City.

New York U S Frederick B. Newell Church World Service CWS Riverside Drive New York City

Sidney Maroons Capture First Western Conference Title

Sidney High School boys basketball won 61-55 over Alliance to claim their first Western Conference championship. The Maroons set a conference defensive record allowing only 28 points across six games, surpassing Ogallala’s 1958 mark. Sidney also defeated Ogallala 50-48 earlier, finishing with nine wins and seven losses like last season. They advance to regional play at Scottsbluff to face Alliance or Gering for a state tournament berth.

Sidney High Alliance Ogallala Sidney Maroons Gering Scottsbluff

President Backs Governor Plan to Attract Foreign Tourists

President Kennedy praised Governor Morrison for Nebraska leading in a tourism push inviting foreign visitors. The plan offers package tours and interpreters. coordinator John Kelley noted strong interest and several offers to serve as guides.

Kennedy Frank Morrison Nebraska John Kelley

Industrial Future For Sidney Area To Be Discussed Tuesday

The Sidney Industrial Corp plans a Tuesday night meeting at the Fort Sidney Motor Hotel at eight o'clock to discuss its aims as a community builder. Over two hundred business leaders received invitations to share advice and help steer the new organization toward attracting larger payrolls to Sidney and the surrounding area.

Sidney Industrial Corp Sidney Ft. Sidney Motor Hotel Corp Edward Bauman Chamber of Commerce Fort Sidney Motor Hotel

Ingwerson Receives Stanford PhD in Engineering Mechanics

Dale Ingwerson of Lodgepole earns Doctor of Philosophy from Stanford University Department of Engineering Mechanics on January 6. He works as a research engineer at Sperry Gyroscope Co Sunnyvale Development Center. He previously studied at Nebraska University earning a BS in 1950 and MA in 1951 and had two thesis excerpts published by the University of Michigan Industry Promotion.

Dale Ingwerson Paul Ingwerson Lodgepole Sidney High School Department of Engineering Mechanics Stanford University Ingwerson Sunnyvale Development Center Sperry Gyroscope Co Nebraska University Stanford University of Michigan College of Engineering Ann Arbor

Hometown Plant Rapid Growth to Be Feted in Alliance

Alliance indus try marks rapid growth from five to one hundred employees in three years as it expands to 26 000 square feet. W N Marks of Alliance owns the plant which makes trailers shipped nationwide. John Ehernberger helped develop efficient operations at the fiberglass and steel shop. Open house planned as community supports keeping the business in Alliance.

Washington Congress Alliance W. N. Marks John Ehernberger Sidney Mar. Marks Alliance Air Base

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