Two Sidney runners shine at Cozad AAU meet
Sidney high trackmen scored in the Midwest AAU meet at Cozad last weekend. Terry Gilliland placed third in the 120 yard high hurdles behind Hohn of Beatrice and Peterson of Lexington. Hohn won the event in 15 seconds. The Sidney relay team with North Platte sprinters won the 880 and 440 relays in 1:34.3 and 44.6 seconds respectively. Open division honors went to Rex Husker Keith Gardner and Beatrice junior Bob Hahn with Merle McGee posting a 9:45.9 two mile best. The Cozad Jaycees sponsored the meet.
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Hurdies
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Hohn
Sidney
North Platte
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Jerry Work- Tama
University of Nebraska
Rex
Kearney
Larry Snell
McGee
Snell
Joe Melody
Oe Gardner
Husker
Bob Cross
Keith
Cross
Bob Gerdemann
Omaha U
Cozad Jaycees
Reunion prompts slow turnout for June 20 event
Chadr on reunion in Chappell reports slow local responses though out of town attendees are returning invitations. The all class dinner and dance on June 20 will be at the High School Auditorium with W. W. Peterson as master of ceremonies. Nearly a thousand invitations were issued for the alumni banquet. The Junior Chamber of Commerce will sponsor the dance.
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Deuel County
Chappell
W. W. Peterson
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Oil and gas activity quiet in Sidney region reports
Local oil exploration was uneventful with Morrill Countys No 1 Lindquist wildcat plugged by Ohio Oil Co. Production casing completed at the Hendriks No 1 discovery in Cheyenne County. Kinney Coastal and Ohio discoveries show continued tests as others yield incomplete reports after a long holiday weekend.
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Morrill
Lindquist
Hendriks
Cheyenne County
Kinney Coastal
Ohio
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Niemann
Huntsman
Herboldsheimer
Potter
Nebraska
Conservation and Survey Division
The
University of Nebraska
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Telegraph
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Braden Oil Co
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Benziger
Jerry L. Slater
Campbell
Hoffman Field
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Wildcat
Signet Operating & Exploration Co
State
Hill Field
Fenor No
Sunburst Petroleum Co
Forsling
OWWO
Keefer Field
W. R. Weaver
Stauffer No
Davis Field
British - American Oil Prod. Co
Willson Ranch Field
William D. Hewitt & Hlm
Orig. Co
Peterson
CSW
Sunshine Mining Co
Et al
Horn
Horn Field
Warner
Enbrook: Oil & Gas Co
Herboldsheimer No. 1
Enbrook Oil & Gas Co
Engstrom
Cse
Chamber Programs Stir Interest in New Payrolls Budget
Chamber meetings draw interest in payroll quest as Ken Noteboom pushes continued Industrial Committee work. Vice President Dean Wilson approves a $1310 budget. Next Tuesday’s quarterly session at Sioux Ordnance Depot features a speaker to be announced. Col and Mrs George C Abert invited to Washington trip. John F Hall of the U S Chamber outlines a nine art political course for business leaders.
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Industrial Committee
Dean Wilson
Sioux Ordnance Dépot
Carl Christ Jr
United States Chamber of Commerce
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Hall
Sidney Chamber of Commerce
No action taken at noon due to lack of time
The board did not take any action at noon because there was insufficient time to proceed. No decisions or motions were recorded, and the session moved forward without changes or additions to agenda items.
May Becomes Wettest Month With Broad Moisture Lifts
Sky Scanning notes May as the wettest month of the year with more moisture over the weekend. In Sidney the rainfall was about .15 inch, highly variable and not representative of the whole region. Winter wheat and spring crops are in excellent shape as June approaches, though planting slowed by rain. Harvest of winter wheat starts in about six weeks with custom harvest outfits active in the south and due in western Nebraska around July 4.
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Sidney
South
Nebraska
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