Sidney St Paul Lutheran School Promotes Top Notch Education
The Sidney Lutheran School opened in 1957 at 15th and Osage with 36 pupils under Principal Byron Bockelman and Suzanne Bockelman. Now 61 students, with an additional teacher, study under the Word of God guiding Christian citizenship and church involvement. The Missouri Synod operates about 1,300 U.S. parochial schools with 149,200 pupils. Sidney’s non tuition school is governed by a 650-member congregation and a board of education.
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St. Paul’s Lutheran School
Sidney
Byron B. Bockelman
15Th and
Osage
Bockelman
Suzanne
St. Paul’s
Lutheran Parochial
Sidney Lutheran School
Lutheran Church, Missouri Synod
U. S
Lutherans’ Missouri Synod
U.S
The
Synod
Sidney’s
St. Paul's
St. Pauls Lutheran Church
Curtis Elsen
Harold Borcher
Anton Lutzinger
Arnold Stockamp
Clarence Boye
Sidas Gerscheal
Air Service Deter mined for Six Nebraska Towns
The Civl Aeronautics Board will survey six Nebraska towns including Sidney to decide if Frontier Air Lines service should continue. The review follows the board’s use it or lose it policy and will include pre hearing, examiner, and board steps.
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Sidney
Nebraska
Civl Aeronautics Board
Frontier Air Lines
Wyoming
Colorado
Missouri
North
South Dakota
Sam Odland Becomes Sole Owner of El Palomino Motel
Sam Odland has bought full interest in the 22 unit El Palomino Motel at 2220 Illinois. Odland and partner Joseph Boen announced the transaction this week after forming a partnership June 1 1957 in Sidney. The pair ran the business together until January 1 1861 and previously worked for Sunset Memorial Gardens in Minot and Grand Forks North Dakota. The motel is undergoing a complete renovation and remodeling program.
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Sam Odland
Illinois
Odland
Joseph Boen
Boen
Sidney
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Minot
Grand Forks
North Dakota
New Minister Accepts Call for Christ Church Sidney
The Rev Max L Kors 41 of Beatrice Nebraska accepted a call to Christ Episcopal Church in Sidney Nebraska. He will arrive in two to three weeks and has served in Plattsmouth and Omaha. The church vacancy followed Rev C Fred Parks retirement.
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Max L. Kors
Beatrice, Neb
Christ Episcopal Church
Sidney
Father Kors
Beatrice
Nebraska Wesleyan
University of Nebraska
Seabury Western Seminary
Nebraska
Plattsmouth
St Mark's
Omaha
Christ Church
C Fred Parks
Waitdo Dearing
Tas
Nebraski
Arraignment Slated For Child Molester
Paice arrested on charges of mistreatment after a nine year old child’s mother filed a complaint. The man was scheduled for arraignment in county court Monday afternoon where a hearing date and bond were to be set.
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Paice
Sdner
Arc
Benny Hochman Story Seen By Millions Of TV Viewers
The Benny Hochman Story aired on This Is Your Life drawing millions of viewers. Ralph Edwards called it a compelling real life drama covering Hochman’s boyhood in Po and Nazi camp ordeals. The program highlighted aid from American GIs and Hochman’s path to America with his wife and three children.
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Benny Hochman
Ralph Edwards
Mr. Hochman
Ueward Townley
Dalton
Hochman
America
Henry Meysenberg
Sidney Turior Chamber of Commerce
Sidney Telegraph
Northwestern Bell Telephone Co
Omaha World Herald
The
Telephone Company
County Weight Gain Contest Sets Record
A record 124 calves weighed Saturday in the 1961 Weight Gain Contest across Crescent County. Last year 87 calves entered. 15 more are expected, totaling 139 calves at County Fair. Breeding heifers and dairy animals may bring total 159 4 H calf projects for 1961. Calves were weighed at three stations: Sidney 63, Dalton 45, Lodgepole 16.
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Crevene
Sidney
Dalton
Lodgepole
Pedestrian struck near Fox Theatre in Shiey downtown
A 20 year old woman LaNell Phillips of Sidney was hit by a car driven by Flavell Johnson in front of the Fox Theatre at 5 40 pm Saturday. Phillips was treated for bruises and released from doctors care.
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Fox Theatre
Shiey
LaNell Phillips
Tatler City
Sidney
Flavell P Johnson
Phillips Somal
Theaur
Johnson Auto
Lease Bond Bill Faces Senate Committee Vote
LB 174 to tax simple oil and gas leases and mineral interests was shelved six to three by the Revenue Committee. Testimony against the bill cited clouded titles and enforcement difficulties. supporters were limited to Sen. Len Webb and Keith County Assessor John Nelson.
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Lewis Webb
Ogallala
M. M. Forrester
Anselmo
Revenue Committee
Senate
Ken Monroe
Nebraska Oil and Gas Association of Lincoln
Paul Thornbrugh
Wichita Kansas
Kansas Commission On Revenue and Taxation
Jerry Parks
Shell Oil
D B Gurney
Pan American
Gurney
Nebraska
Thornbrugh
Kansas
Ray Smith
Chappell
Nebraska Oil and Gas Commission
Len Webb
John Nelson
Keith County
Forrester's Bill Seeks Bond on Oil and Gas Leases
LB146 plans a $500 bond on each oil and gas lease bought in Nebraska. Introduced by M. M. Forrester of Anselmo, the measure drew sharp industry opposition statewide. H. N. Rhodes, director of the Nebraska Oil and Gas Commission, warns passage would hamper industry operations and favors education as a solution.
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Nebraska
M. M. Forrester
Anselmo
H. N. Rhodes
Nebraska Oil and Gas Commision
Rhodes
Oil Industry Opposes Nebraska SB 146 Legislation
A Nebraska oil and gas spokesman opposed SB 146 sponsored by Senators Forrest er Anselmo Nelson O'Neill Claussen Leigh. The bill faced a public hearing before the unicameral banking commerce and insurance committee as written.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
M. M. Forrester
Anselmo
Frank Nelson
O'Neill
Peter Claussen
Leigh
Banking, Commerce, and Insurance Committee
Ohio Offset Discovery Near Dalton Area Boosts Prospects
A Cheyenne County well drilled by Midwest Oil Corp and Tom Jordan Mo. 1 State shows 232 barrels per day, with initial 12 hour tests at the "S" perforations. The find lies about a mile north of the Faro field and two miles west of Southwest Dalton, signaling rising regional oil potential as plans to offset the discovery to the east are announced by Ohio Oil.
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Cheyenne County
M Midwest Oil Corp
Tom Jordan
Faro Field
Dalton Field
Dalton
Ohio Oil
Texota Oil Company
Reimers
Farofield
Texota
Oil-gas exploratory notes from multiple wells and fields
Oil and gas activity notes describe Braden Oil Company and partners testing 5425 J sand in Mead field Bamitr County. John Farmer wildcat 3750 ft to granite near Poore field Red Willow County. Kunkee-B twin at Sleepy Hollow field Rec Willow with 3390 ft Lansing-Kansas test. Wyoming Western Oil No. 4-2 at Benziger Bartow field Kimball County 6900 ft J sand.
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Braden Oil Company
Zoller & Danneburg
Jerry L. Slater
Regal Drilling Company
Meadfield
Bamitr County
John Farmer
State
Red Willow County
Wildcat
Granite
Poore
M. W. Valentine
Kunkee-B
Kunkee
Sleepy Hollow
Rec Willow
Lansing-Kansas
Wyoming Western Oil Company
Benziger
Bartow Field
Kimball County
Ohio Oil reports higher 1960 earnings
Ohio Oil Co. reports preliminary net income of 39.2 million dollars for the year ended December 31 1960 or 2.84 per share based on 13 807 450 shares. This compares with 28.6 million dollars or 2.76 per share in 1959 on 13 973 575 shares.
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Findlay
Ohio
Ohio Oil Co
J. C. Donnell II
Donnell
Thieves Break In At Potter Public School
Sheriff Bill Schulz reported a burglary at Potter Public School on Saturday night. Thieves shattered an east door and a locked door to the principal’s office, stealing a milk fund bottle containing several dollars. damage estimated at $50.
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Bill Schulz
Potter Public School
Governor to Speak at Western Nebraska Democratic Dinner
Around two hundred people were expected at a dinner at the Ft. Sidney Motor Hotel where Gov. Frank Morrison would make his first western Nebraska appearance since election. The event, sponsored by the Cheyenne County Democratic Central Committee, drew party supporters from several western counties.
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Ft. Sidney Motor Hotel
Frank Morrison
Nebraska
Cheyenne County
Democratic Central Committee
Shell Leases Three Tracts For 10 Years
State of Nebraska leases all of Sec 16 16 47 to Shell Oil for ten years. Shell also leases all of Secs 36 16 47 and 16 16 48 for ten years. Three county leases canceled.
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Shell
I L. Pindell
Clara Laing
Texota Oil Co
Harold Spiker
NWA
William A. Criswell
Loyal J. Tank
W. H. Gaddisf
John H. Emke
British-American Oil Co
Henry Ehmke
Nebraska
Shell Oil Co
Juniper Oil and Mining
John Schoen
Death claims Don Brunzell grain broker leader in veterans affairs
Donald LeRoy Brunzell 38 a Sidney grain broker died at Memorial Hospital after months of illness. He led The American Legion District 4 and had worked with Scouler Bishop for 13 years. Funeral at Holy Trinity Lutheran Church with military graveside rites in Moses Hill Holdrege. He born Holdrege Jan 28 1923 survived by wife Lila and two children Kent Ludwig Erick Lance and mother. Memorials to Holy Trinity Church are suggested.
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Donald LeRoy Brunzell
Memorial Hospital
Brunzell
Secular-Bishop Co
Sidney
Scouler- Bishop
Holdrege
American Legion
Department of Nebraska
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
Henry Monnich
Moses Hill Cemetery
Neb
Craig Mortuary
Mr. Brunzell
Erick Herbert
Edith Brunzell
Lila
Kent Ludwig
Erick Lance
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Thomas Open House Attracts Large Crowd
More than 1,000 people attended the Thomas Lumber Company open house with 996 registered. Dean Wilson reported 70 dozen doughnuts 41 dozen cookies and 55 gallons of coffee served during the 12 hours. Door prizes went to Dick Dotts Glenn Reed Mrs Karl Friedberg C C Colling Mrs J B Bauer Cliff Nienhaeser Mrs Robert Clark W W Peterson Mrs B Dorwart Alex Worster Mrs Ervin Phelps E J Sutter and North Platte resident. Hourly prize winners included Glenn Reed Mrs Bob Cook Howard Kurz Dale Niebaum Alvin Dorman Max Johnson Mrs Harold Thomas Robert L. Johnson and Mrs Chris Maas.
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Thomas Lumber Company
Dean Wilson
Dick Dotts
Glenn Reed
Karl Friedberg
C. C. Colling
J B. Bauer
Max Johnson
Harold Thomas
Robert L. Johnson
Chris Maas
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