Two New Oil Ventures Set In This Area
Two drilling locations announced for Cheyenne County lie in the county’s western part. Regal Drilling Co moved in rotary tools in the southwest corner for the No 1 Johnson near the Bakin State Field, while Kingwood Oil Co with Murfin Drilling Co as contractor located the No 1 Wath northeast of Potter in the Silver Creek Field area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Regal Drilling Co
Johnson
CNE
Bakin State
Kingwood Oil Co
Murfin Drilling Co
Potter
CNW NW
Enbrook Oil Co
Sidney
Nebraska
Nebraska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission
M. Huber Corp
Hilda M. Harsch
CSW
Red Willow County
Silver Creek
Texaco Inc
H. McConahay
Miami Oil Producers, Inc
Lehman
Frontier County
Wildcat
Milami Oil Producers, Inc
Taylor
Bender
Tennero Oil Co
Troester
Willow County
c-Murfin Drilling Company
Lansing
Kansas City
Enbrook Oil
Dnc
Nelson
Kimball County
W. Potter
Sea
Love - Miller Drilling Co
Gage Oil and Gas Co
Radman
Simpson Field
Ohio Wildcat At 4315 Feet In Yuma County
The Ohio Oil Company drilled at 4,315 feet on Its No 1 R White wildcat in Yuma County Colorado. A test in the I sand yielded water. The well is among eastern Colorado wildcat ventures whose results could influence future drilling patterns in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Ol Co
Yuma County
Colo
Colorado
Penalty Wheat Applications Nearing Deadline
The county ASC office reports a small number of penalty wheat release applications filed so far and urges producers to submit theirs promptly to secure timely action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ASC
Death reported of Sherri Clark at age 13 in Arlington
Arlington woman Kathryn Shaffer McCumber reports the death of her daughter Sherri Clark 13, who died unexpectedly July 23 from a kidney ailment. Sherri was the assignee of the late C. W. Shaffer and Mrs Shaffer. her father died when she was under one year old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherri Clark
Kathryn Shaffer- McCumber
Arlington, Va
C. W
Cap) Shaffer
Shaffer
Tne Child
Wolf earns inaugural Morsman Endocrinology Fellowship
Gerald Lee Wolf of Sidney receives the first Dr Charles Frank Morsman Fellowship in Endocrinology from the University of Nebraska College of Medicine. The one year $3352 award funds a parathyroid study directed by Dr A Ross McIntyre and Dr Merrill Hendrickson. Wolf is recognized for multiple scholastic honors and places among the medical school’s top tenth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Charles Frank Morsman
University of Nebraska College of Medicine
Gerald Lee Wolf
Sidney
A. Ross McIntyre
Merrill Hendrickson
Hot Springs
S. D
Entries Urged For 1962 Fair Wheat Contest
The Cheyenne County wheat show seeks entries for the 1962 County Fair open and junior divisions with cash prizes for top five places, ranging from 5 to 1, plus two champion trophies in each division. Entries must be grown and harvested by the exhibitor in 1962, samples to be two quarts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Theyenne
Farmers Co-Op
Idney
Farmers Co-Op Elevaor
Potter
Juells Grain Co
Dalton Co-Op
Dalton
Gurley Co- Op
Gurley
Lorenzo Co-Op
Lorenzo
Smith Elevator
Lodgepole
Farmers Co-Op Elevatr
No Increase In Price Supports Seen In Area
Don Rapp office manager for the Agriculture Stabilization Conservation Service says a five-cent rise on grain price supports was announced by mistake. He notes no change is expected for now and any adjustment would be paid at loan maturity if freight rates change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Rapp
Agriculture Stabilization Conservation Service
Rapp
Special Program Marks Ohio Name Change to Marathon Oil Co
The Ohio Oil Co will change its corporate name to Marathon Oil Co on Ohio's 75th anniversary. A program at the Ft. Sidney Motor Hotel includes a 11:15 a.m. gathering with Sidney district personnel and guests, a noon telephone hook-up with executives, and remarks by President James C. Donnell II from Casper division office. Taped reports from overseas operations join the dialogue, followed by a luncheon and a pin exchange from Ohio service pins to Marathon pins supervised by district superintendent L Whitey Lindstrom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Oil Co
Marathon Oil Co
Ft. Sidney Motor Hotel
Ohio
Sidney
James C. Donnell II
Casper
L. ‘ (Whitey) Lindstrom
Fire drill compliance among Nebraska schools noted
The Smoke-Eater lists two arena schools Lodgepole and Sunol failing to meet monthly drill requirements. Fire Chief Clarence Kripal says schools will be contacted before next term. rural schools report quarterly while town schools file monthly drills. Sidney Chappell Oshkosh and Trinity Lutheran Sidney met the required drill totals for 1961-62.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodgepole
the Smoke-Eater
Nebraska Volunteer Firemen’s Association
Sunol
Clarence Kripal
Sidney
Chappell and Oshkosh
Trinity Lutheran of
PVOGM Plant Schedules Safflower Field Sessions Across States
The PVO GM safflower mill in Sidney announced a series of field meetings from Goodland Kansas to Wall South Dakota through August 13. Meetings in Chappell Ogallala Sterling Gurley Dalton Kimball and other towns cover harvesting delivery and payments with $2 per ton bonus for 1962 crop and long term contract options. Growers will learn research methods and check moisture testing at designated elevators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Safflower
PVOGM
Sidney
Goodland
Kan
Chappell
Haven Smith
Ogallala
Sterling
Colo
Dean Brown
Gurley-Dalton
Fred Kriesel
Gurley
Dalton
Kimball
Panhandle
Wyoming
South Dakota
Wall, SD
PVO
Final Band Concert Tuesday at Legion Park
The final band concert of the season will be held Tuesday at 8 pm at the Legion Park bandshell. The 85 member Beginning Band directed by William Fankhauser and Sidney Phelps plays ten familiar tunes after eight weeks of summer training. The City Summer Band, directed by Mr. Phelps, closes with season favorites including Monument Circle March Bells Are Ringing Polka Over the Rainbow Davey Crockett Them Basses March National Anthem os by Copeland arr by Lang by Wellington by Arten arr. by Reed by Huffine
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Park
William Fankhauser
Sidney Phelps
Mr. Phelps
Monument Circle
Davey Crockett
Hereford Tour To Visit Area Stops In August
Nebraska Hereford Association plans an August 13 14 tour through Cheyenne County with 600 to 700 participants. The itinerary includes Scottsbluff Minatare Lodgepole Sunol and nearby ranches with meals provided by local chambers and Auxiliary volunteers. Overnight in Scottsbluff with a saddle club barbecue and a noon meal hosted by Mina tare and tour hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Nebraska Hereford Assn
Scottsbluff
Scottsbluff Chamber of Commerce
Alliance
Highway No
Alliance Chamber of Commerce
William T. and Clark Schaffert
Jim Henderson
Minatare
Jaj Place
Waggoner
Nebraska Ranch
Wyoming State Line
Middleswarth Ranch
Swibank and
Wright Ranch
Lodgepole
T. W. Mayborn Place
Tom Allington
Sunol
Joe McMillen
Arthur McMillen
Verlin Livingston
C. L. Walters
Music Teacher Sought For The Sunol School
Sunol superintendent Francis Cortney reports no music teacher has been located for Sunol schools for the coming term. The vacancy is the only one on staff. The new Sunol superintendent faced a job at Sunol high school as many teachers, including himself, indicated they would not return. Some grade school teachers may return. others are unsure. Sunol plans to start school Tuesday September 4 in Cortney’s first year. He previously taught at St. Agnes Academy in Alliance. The Cortneys reside about 214 miles southwest of Sunol on the Ernest Seeger place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SUNOL
Francis Cortney
Sunol High School
Cortney
St. Agnes Academy
Alliance
Ernest Seeger
Pacific Vegetable Oil declares quarterly dividend
SAN FRANCISCO Directors of Pacific Vegetable Oil Corp. saf flower oil specialists have declared the regular 20 cent quarterly common stock dividend payable August 20 to stockholders of record August 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Pacific Vegetable Oil Corp
Safflower Oil Specialists
Polio Vaccine Drive Surpasses First Day Target at Dalton Sidney
A total of 9,300 people received Type III Sabin oral polio vaccine Sunday in Dalton and Sidney, beating the Type I tally from weeks earlier. About 8,000 were vaccinated at Memorial Hospital in Sidney, with 6,500 at Sidney on the first day and 1,300 at the Dalton School, as officials plan a possible makeup day and future Type II vaccination in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalton
Sidney
Memorial Hospital
Leo Bolin
Dalton School
J. B. Pankau
Safety Patrol Reaches All Time High Strength
Nebraska Gov Morrison announced the state safety patrol will rise to 209 troopers in service by August 1. A training camp graduated 33 men, 31 ready for duty, after budget controls allowed immediate activation. the force had been cut from 200 to 178.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincolen
Nebraska Safety Patrol
Frank Morrison
Mrs Allie Ladine Dies At 84 Funeral Rites Wednesday
Mrs Allie R Ladine 84 longtime western Nebraska resident died Saturday after a lengthy illness at Memorial Hospital. Funeral services are set for Wednesday at 10 a.m. at Holy Trinity Lutheran Church with Rev Henry Monnich officiating. Burial will follow in Greenwood Cemetery under Craig Mortuary direction. Memorials may be given to the church or Memorial Rest Home. Born Oct 3 1877 in Jamestown Kansas she moved with her parents to Harrisburg Nebraska. She married Andy Ladine Nov 20 1895 and the couple homesteaded near Gurley before retiring in 1924 to Sidney. She was preceded in death by her husband and three children and leaves four daughters and three sons, numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren, plus siblings. Her survivors include Agnes Ladine Arthur Alfred Elmer Edna Wilt Mabel Anderson Clara Bell and others in California and Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allie R Ladine
Nebraska
Memorial Hospital
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
Henry Monnich
Greenwood Cemetery
Craig Mortuary
Memorial Rest
Ladine
Jamestown
Kaw
Olaff Schwartz
Harrisburg
Neb
Gurley
Andy Ladine
Gurney
Kinkaid
Sidney
Grace Lutheran Church
Emma
Joseph
Details Soon On Impact Of Missile Work
Western Nebraska will learn in August how the Air Force Minuteman program will affect communities as 70 to 80 missiles will be built across Nebraska Wyoming and Colorado. Land acquisition will begin soon with bids for silo construction in September and first digging in November. Most work centers on Warren AFB with Boeing as prime contractor. peak construction next spring and missiles in ground by 1965. Permanent land needs are about 440 acres with temporary easements. service and manning will largely come from Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Wyoming
Colorado
Warren Air Force Base
Corps of Engineers
Air Force
Minuteman
Boeing Co
Minutemen
Sioux Ordnance
Sidney
Kimball
Crop Insurance Pays $100000 on Crop Losses
FCIC will pay over 100000 in indemnities for Cheyenne County winter wheat losses, about 40 percent of potential. Adjustors begin work after harvest with help from Syd Husmy and Louis Johnson. Farmers urged to report losses promptly and note the August 31 deadline for next year’s coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Potter
Bennie Herboldsheimer
Arlo Jones
Federal Crop Insurance Corp
Bennie
Jones
Cheyenne County
FCIC
Syd Husmy
Washington, D. C
Louis Johnson
Bridgeport
Federal order aims to clean North Platte pollution stretch
The U S government orders Nebraska and Wyoming health authorities to create a voluntary, effective program to control pollution of the North Platte River from Torrington to Broadwater. The plan, due by midweek, must be in operation by the 1962 63 beet campaign with monitoring of waste discharges, including plants at Torrington Scottsbluff Gering Mitchell and others. Adequate treatment facilities are urged on both sides of the state line with plant progress noted and sampling of river water to begin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Platte River
Torrington
Wyo
Broadwater
Nebraska Health Department
North Patte
Nebraska
Wyoming
Sidney
Murray Stein
United States Public Health Service
Holly
Stein
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Wolf
Clifford E. Wolf
Elm
Callege of Medicine
Hastings College
Morsman
College of Medicine Alumni Association
Regents
Copeland
Lang
Wellington
Arten
Reed
Huffine
Hereford
Sunol School
Mrs
Allie Ladine
Agnes Ladine
Arthur
Alfred
Elmer
Edna Wilt
Mabel Anderson
Orland
Calif
Clara Bell
Los Angeles
Laura Richards
Topeka
Laury Schwartz
Benkelman
Allie R. Ladine
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