Sheriff Schulz Injured In Arrest at Rose Home
Milton M. Rose, 31, of Sidney, is jailed in Cheyenne County after a Saturday night clash with Sheriff W. W. Schulz. Authorities expect charges of resisting arrest and assault with intent to do great bodily harm, with Rose attempting to destroy state property, though formal counts were not filed by noon. The sheriff sustained a severe swelling left eye and bruising after Rose resisted at the deputy’s car and was subdued by LaVern McCall and Rose’s daughter’s handbag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton M. Rose
Sidney
Cheyenne County
W. W. Schulz
Charoee
Frank Balderson
Rose
A. L. Tafolia
Forrest
LaVern McCall
North Platte
Schulz
Antil McCall
Sheriff
Wilma Levy
Washington, D. C
Vandalism Probed Across Three Cheyenne County Cases
Cheyenne County sheriff deputies investigate three vandalism and theft incidents. Rocks shattered 16 trailer windows at Commonwealth Trailer Sales east of Sidney last Tuesday. Debris and thefts cited. no arrests yet. Other incidents involve a Hand farm combine theft of 75 dollars in tools and 30 gallons of gas seven miles south and three west, and a Buclin man reporting 250 dollars of tools stolen from a truck on Hickory Street Friday night. Contact sheriff’s office with information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County Sheriff’s Office
Commonwealth
Sidney
Kermit Brumbaugh
Les Hand
Gene Morris
T. D. White
Buclin
Kans
Hickory Street
Forgery Suspects Arraigned in Cheyenne County Court
A trio of forgery suspects was arraigned before Judge C W Smith in Cheyenne County and held to district court on $500 bond each. Dennis Green Shirley Green and Marion C George pleaded guilty. They are accused of forging five checks in Sidney and forging Victor Brunkhardt’s name. Fingerprints were submitted to check prior records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
C. W. Smith
Dennis Green
Shirley Green
Maritta
Marion C. George
Terra
Sidney
Victor Brunkhardt
Sidney Draw Farmer
Survival Preparedness courses reach Nebraskan adults
Ely C. Feistner, coordinator for Civil Defense Adult Education, reports that 4000 Nebraskan adults in 91 school communities have access to the Survival Preparedness program since last fall. More than 3000 adults have participated in the free course offering practical, realistic training across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely C. Feistner
Civil Defense Adult Education
State Department of Education
F. B. Decker
Feistner
Farm Safety Week Urges Lifelong Caution On Nebraska Farms
Safety Week stresses that farm danger is constant and education and personal vigilance protect families. The Nebraska Farm Bureau notes National Farm Safety Week runs July 23 to 29 with a focus on the family and individual responsibility to reduce farm accidents and deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Safety Council
Safety Council
John Kennedy
Oil drilling activity shifts across Nebraska counties
Area north of Sunol and the North Faro Field draw renewed industry attention. John Crawford reports a No. 1 Jorgensen wildcat near Sunol with a modest showing, while Midwest Oil plans the No. 1 State in the North Faro Field east of Delton. Across Nebraska rigs run about 21 to 35, with notable activity in Morrill Kimball Red Willow and Cheyenne counties. Recent tests and gauge readings in Morrill Kimball Red Willow Hitchcock and other counties show varied results from Lansing-Kansas City and J sand zones, including several new wildcats and offsets planned to reach granite formations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Crawford
Jorgensen
Sunol
North Faro
Delton
Midwest Oil Corp
Nebraska
Cheyenne County
Nebraska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission
Furnas County
Red Willow
Kimball
Morrill
Rinehart
Morrill County
Exeter Drilling and
Gay Oil Co
CNW
Kimball County
Love - Miller Drilling Co
Gage Oil and Gas Company, Ltd
Lobb Wildcat
Kimball Field
Red Willow County
K and E Drilling, Inc
Bastain
Lansing-Kansas City
Lansing
Ackman
Simmons Oil Co
CNE NW
Kansas City
CSW
Hitchcock County Burch Drilling Co
Schaffert
Culbertson Field
Hitchcock County
Valentine
Excelsior Oil Corps
Skelly Oil Co
W. W. Heinemann Former Resident Found Dead
W. W. Billy Heinemann 80 of Denver a former Sidney resident was found dead in his car on 10th Ave near Winter Drug Store from a heart attack. Heinemann born April 2 1881 married Edith Sperry in 1905 survived by two sons one brother and three sisters with two grandchildren. Funeral services are Wednesday at Moore's Mortuary Denver with interment Tower of Memories. Heart Fund designated as memorial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W
Billy) Heinemann
Denver
Sidney
10Th Ave
Heinemann
Charles
Roy MacAdam
Mr MacAdam
Potter
Goodale-O’neil Hart Pari Co
Denver District Courts
Moore’s Mortuary
Tower of Memories
Gehrig and Son Funeral Home
Heart Fund
Maryland
Cheyenne
Edith Sperry
Rob Morris Masonic Lodge
William Jr
A W Heinemann
Littleton, Cole
Marie Bach
Edna Hawley
Sierra Madre
Calif
Great Western Sugar Pays Third 1960 Beet Crop
Great Western Sugar Company will remit 2,866,000 to beet growers on July 27 as the third payment on the 1960 crop. Average payments exceed 70 cents per ton in the Colorado Nebraska Wheatland area. Montana growers receive 75 cents per ton and northern Wyoming 70 cents. Total from 1960 beets reaches 46,746,000 to date, averaging 11 72 dollars per ton. Final 1960 crop accounting follows the sugar sales year ending September 30, 1961.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Great Western Sugar Company
Frank A Kemp
Colorado- Nebraska-Wheatland
Wyo
Areca
Montana
Wyoming
Great Western
Cherry Pie Maker 4-H Champion Named for County
Karen Meier, 15, of Lorenzo, is Cheyenne County 4-H cherry pie champion for the second time. She will go to the district pie contest in North Platte, with two district qualifiers advancing to a Lincoln state contest. Other contestants were Evelyn Hardesty Ernestine Childers and Mary Jo Schadegg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Karen Meier
Lorenzo
Daryl Meier
North Platte
Lincoln
Evelyn Hardesty
Ernestine Childers
Mary Jo Schadegg
Frank Balderson
Beverly Discoe
Meier
Busy Body
Surveys Influence Friday Night Shopping Debate
A survey from 3794 stores in the United States influenced Sidney retailers to support Friday night hours. The Chamber of Commerce committee weighed pros and cons and found the findings compelling. Store operators favored Monday 19 percent, Tuesday none, Wednesday 4 percent, Thursday 11?9 percent, Friday 4x, Saturday 197 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Sidney
Chamber of Commerce Retailers Committee
Ray Hall Former Sidney Plant Engineer Dies
Ray Hall onetime chief engineer at the Sidney Power Plant died early this morning in Nebraska City. He left Sidney in 1950 to join the Nebraska City municipal utility system. Funeral services are to be held in Nebraska City Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Hall
Sidney
Nebraska City
Standing Room Only In Jail at Cheyenne County Courthouse
Overcrowding at Cheyenne County courthouse jail. 12 prisoners cramped in facilities, with transfers to the custody jail to relieve crowding. Reports describe repeated inadequacies and inmates chipping away at interior areas as officials struggle to maintain safe conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Sheffs
Uty
Disappointing Harvest Nears End In County
Cheyenne County farmers faced a poor finish after heat in June and cooler wet weather in July produced a fair to good crop. Yields varied, test weights fell, and 100000 bushels may be lost to rust and heat. Local elevators logged 25-30 bushel averages with significant regional differences and reduced harvest employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Chappell
Dalton
Sidney
Lodgepole
Lorenzo
Peetz
Cole
Warren Mettlen
Sidney Farmers Elevator
Glenn Taylor
Taylor
H. W. Quinn
Chester Phelps
Krieger Heads Seven Man Board For New Industrial Program
The Sidney Industrial Corp. forms a seven member board with five elected from stockholders and two appointed by the Sidney Chamber of Commerce. Leo Krieger and J Hammond McNish win three year terms, Ken Noteboom and Elmer Ladine two year terms, and Ed Bauman one year. The Chamber later appoints Dean Wilson as its representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krieger
Sidney Industrial Corp
Corporation
Sidney Chamber of Commerce
Leo Krieger
J. Hammond McNish
Ken Noteboom
Elmer Ladine
Ed Bauman
Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
Dean Wilson
Gunhardt Olson
The
Industrial Corp
Noteboom
Wayne Moran
Dr Rathbun to Begin Practice in Sidney Aug 7
Dr. 8 R Rathbun a Chadron native and WWII veteran will start medical practice in Sidney on Monday Aug 7 with Dr C J Cornelius Jr in the Grimm building. He trained at Chadron State Teachers College Omaha medical school and Bishop Clarkson Hospital and has worked as a medical technologist at the VA. The Rathbun family will reside at 2688 Monte Vista for two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. R. Rathbun
Sidney
C. J. Cornelius Jr
Grimm
Chadron
Chadron State Teachers College
Bishop Clarkson Memorial Hospital School of Medical Technology
Omaha
Mrs. Deir Named Manager of Ward Catalog Facility
Montgomery Ward announces Agnes Deir will manage the new catalog store replacing the Sidney retail operation. The catalog site at 1025 Illinois St will open July 27 with the retail shutdown on July 29. Pauline Schmitt becomes credit manager for the catalog. Catalog orders go to Denver and arrive within about 48 hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery Ward
Agnes Deir
Sidney
Mlinois St
Deir
Pauline Schmitt
Denver
Water on tableland proves profitable for Lodgepole farm
Ted Houser drilled a water well on the Ted Houser farm southwest of Lodgepole to irrigate 160 acres including beans, corn, and alfalfa. The 1,280 acre farm owned by J. W. Houser spans four miles west and six miles south of Lodgepole, with Ted and Paul Houser managing separate plots and planning further tableland irrigation adoption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Houser
Lodgepole
Houser
J. W. Houser
Paul
Ted
Sidney
Sidney Draw
Paul Houser
Haggard Drilling Co
Ogallala
Also Mentioned on This Page
M. M. Rose
Bernie Camp
Nebraska Farm Bureau Federation
Duane Meier
Karen
W. W. Heinemann
Sheriff's Office
F. Reiner
Banner County
Hiner
McCook
Colorado
Ron Stoller
Red Bumsley
Chadron Millings Company
Carl Peterson
Chadron Grain and Coal
S. R. Rathbun
Dr. Rathbun
Corporation Board
Chamber of Commerce
Industrial Corporation
Lodgepole Farm
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