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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1958

Page

12

Listed Admitted and Dismissed Names by Location

The report lists admitted and dismissed individuals by towns like Sidney Gurley Potter Kimball North Platte and Fort Morgan with numerous full names such as Loretta Loos Phyllis Loos Mrs Wilmer Brauer and Michael Vaughn. It also includes dismissals of many residents including Hugh Foy Mary Ann Harvey and Steven Atkins along with others and notes several households and relations across locations.

Sidney Loretta Loos Phyllis Loos Wilmer Brauer John Stark Michael Vaughn Steven Atkins Diana Cruise Henry Schoenholtz Arthur Hernandez Marion McCoy Cleo Chambers Lee Wells Frank Pool Virgil Walters Buddy Lade Ivan Fehringer Clara Chaon Teddy Chi Dalton Vincent Oberndorfer Gurley William Frerichs Potter John Nelson Robert Clark Chappell Mary Haskell Kimball Chris Sparks North Platte George Genau Fort Morgan Colo L. C. Sparks Hugh Foy Florence Linton Thomas Harvey Mary Ann Harvey Martin Frahm Nick Brachtenbach Martin Grant William Gehrig Sr Susan Dalton Rhonda Jean Paulman James Mitchell

Births of Perez and Brauer children at Memorial Hospital

Deanna Marie Perez was born Monday May 26 at 7 11 PM to Leonard and wife in Memorial Hospital weighing seven pounds 24 ounces. Pamela Kay Brauer was born Thursday May 29 at 8 26 AM to Wilmer Brauer and wife at Memorial Hospital weighing eight pounds nine ounces. The families list several siblings and grandparents including Victor Printz and John Brauer.

Deanna Marie Perez Leonard Perez Memorial Hospital Leonard David Martin Linda May Mary Ellen Ronald Ray Debra Wilmer Brauer Pamela Kay Randy Cindy Victor Printz John Brauer

Schoenholtz Welcomes Baby Boy Henry

Mr and Mrs Henry Schoenholtz welcomed son Henry at Memorial Hospital Friday May 30 at 1259 am weighing eight pounds 334 ounces Grandparents Mr and Mrs Joe Frerichs and Mr and Mrs Frank Roderick announce the birth with siblings Kenny age five and Esther age two.

Henry Schoenholtz Henry Memorial Hospital Kenny Esther Joe Frerichs Frank Roderick

Extension Clubs Share Fruit Lesson and Plans

Multiple extension clubs held brief meetings at members homes with 13, six, and three attendees. Lessons titled Let's Eat Fruit were presented by different members. June 24 plans include a hostess, coffee in Legion Park, and a club dinner. a note on bread dough care closes the item.

Goal Gainers Arnold Westerhoff Goal Gainers Extension Club W. E. Jones C. T. Robirds Jones Plain Jones Ralph Olsen Plain Jones Extension Club Dale Lester Couch Legion Park Couch Lyle Mather Baker's Dozen Baker’s Dozen Extension Club Albert Bonesteel Harry Quinn Howard Mann Lorna Volkert Dr. Watson Watson Robert Andrew

Card Club Guests Attend May Meetings in Local Homes

Out of club guests attended two card clubs on May 15 and May 17. Marathonettes at Mrs. Walford’s saw Mrs. Nevin Janssen win high honors, with Mrs. Don Hume and Mrs. Marion Treinen close behind. J A Q Bridge Club at Mrs. McRea’s featured Mrs. Dyer Ketchum top honors, with Mrs. Deward Jeli nek and Mrs. Dale Nelson close behind.

Robert Kastner William Walford Nevin Janssen Don Hume Marion Treinen Treinen J.A.Q Dyer Ketchum Peetz J. A. Q. Bridge Club Robert McRea Ketchum Deward Jelinek Dale Nelson Nelson

Oilfield Drilling and Market Conflicts Across Western States

Banner Oil and other firms announce new drill sites across Nebraska Colorado and adjoining areas with firm plans to move on No. 2 Heideman and No. 1 Kleinholz while others log and test wildcats. Separately a federal grand jury accuses twenty nine oil firms of conspiring to fix crude oil and gasoline prices, prompting defense from Ohio Oil Co president J C Donnell II who cites market pressures and limited nationwide price changes over the past decade.

Kimball Gerrard No. 1 Colorado Southern Arrowhead Field McDaniel Drilling Co Nebraska Schrack Far West Trading Co Kleinholz Murfin Drilling Co Dix Garvey Drilling Co Banner County Hackberry Lindberg Cross Field Pan American Jenson Marion Oil Co Cross Stuarco Oil Co Warner Smith Field Sunburst Petroleum O’donnell Edmondson Daly Alexandria U. S Albert V. Bryan J. C. Donnell II Ohio Oil Co Findlay Ohio Ohio Oil Rocky Mountain Illinois Rocky Mountains Midwest

Oil industry earnings and wildcat activity rise amid price tensions

Mr Donnell argues higher state and federal taxes account for over half of a five cent gasoline price rise in ten years of inflation while crude oil costs show modest gains. He notes oil firms’ profits rose only five percent 1948–57, expects $5 billion yearly capital spending for four years to boost the economy. The Nebraska Colorado Denver Julesburg Basin leads a wave of new wildcat and development wells, with Colorado and Nebraska posting the most activity and record completions nearing 1,650 by the period end.

Mr. Donnell United States Donnell Nebraska-Colorado Denver-Julesburg Rocky Mountain Oil and Gas Petroleum Information Oil Reporting Service San Juan Paradox Four Corners Green River Wind River Powder River Wyoming Williston Montana Colorado Ewing

South Sidney Flood Control Proposal Outlined

Soil conservation dominated a noon Chamber of Commerce Board meeting in Ft. Sidney. A three member committee proposed a $1000 city cost for terracing to blunt floods in south Sidney, aiming to protect Lodge Pole Creek area and Country Club Heights. A scholarship grant for soil conservation training was also proposed for teachers. 4-H notes and Jolly Jills meeting ended the report.

Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors Ft. Sidney Motor Hotel Soil Conservation Committee City of Sidney South Country Club Heights Lodgepole Creek Wesley Herboldsheimer Kimball County Club Heights Soil Conservation Office Union Pacific Railroad Murrey Fuller Ed Bauman Dean Wilson Chadron State Teachers College Benny Hochman The Jaycees Fort Sidney

Oil discoveries at two wells mark region's exploration

Last week saw 19 exploratory wells with 2 oil discoveries in Colorado and North Dakota. In Colorado the No. 1 Nicklas well was drilled by Tom Wessels and Strain Drilling in Logan County, while North Dakota's find also marked a milestone for the operators.

Colorado North Dakota Tom Wessels Logan County

Twins Born To Mitchells In Sidney Announcement

Announcement of the birth of twin sons to Mr and Mrs James Mitchell Jr of Sidney. The mother Lois Jean Bonser is daughter of the late Charles and Mrs Charles Bonser of Merino Colorado. Bonser family were residents before moving to Merino.

James Mitchell, Jr Sidney Mitchell Lois Jean Bonser Charles Charles Bonser Merino Colo Bonser Loomis Booth Sunol J. W. Houser Paul Houser Ted Houser Elmer Gabel Rhonda Wilbur Houser Russell Beebe Crook Glen Rokes Sandra Susan Houser Dennis Callies Sund LaVerne Queen Proctor Jolene Leah Evenin R Bud Bartling B. J. Barnhart Denver Ananimo Mr. B. Barnhart

Mitchell completes eight week finance course at Army Finance School

Pvt Colleen E Mitchell daughter of Mr and Mrs Harvey D Mitchell Sterling Colorado recently completed an eight week finance procedures course at the Army Finance School Fort Benjamin Harrison Indiana She joined the Women's Army Corps last December and trained at Fort McClellan Alabama She is a 1954 graduate of American High School Chicago and worked for First National Bank Denver before joining the service.

Fort Benjamin Harrison Ind Colleen E. Mitchell Harvey D. Mitchell Sterling Colo Army Finance School Mitchell Women’s Army Corps Fort McClellan Ala American High School Chicago First National Bank Denver

Boston man named President of The Mother Church

Oncol outline for Mat Leonard T. Carney of Boston was named President of The Mother Church The First Church of Christ Scientist in Boston. The announcement came at the annual meeting attended by more than 7000 Scientists. He succeeds Mabel Ellen Lucas of Brookline and will serve a one year term. Carney is a native of Marshalltown Iowa and has been an authorized teacher since 1934 and a Christian Science practitioner since 1919.

Mat Leonard T. Carney Boston Mass First Church of Christ, Scientist Christian Science Board of Directors Mabel Ellen Lucas Brookline Carney Marshalltown

Rites Saturday For Harold Schepker 42

Funeral services were held for Harold Henry Schepker 42 who died Tuesday noon of a heart attack while returning to work on a farm near Sterling Colo Reverend Henry Monnich officiated and burial was in Greenwood Cemetery Survivors include 11 children and his parents sisters and brothers in Denver Bushnell Denver and East St Louis Illinois

Gehrig and Son Harold Henry Schepker Sterling Henry Monnich Greenwood Cemetery Gene Darling Dale Norman Schepker Ernest Lillemoe Mr. Schepker Hebron Neb Ben Rosa Bartling Schepker Cheyenne County Janice Marie Harold Benjamin Larry Gene Verla Kay Johnnie Allen Garry Wayne Sandra Faye Carol Sue Barbara Jean Jay Lynn Patricia Gail Ben Schepker Bushnell Dorothy

Measure Masters 4-H Club Demonstrates Biscuits at Home

Measure Masters 4-H Club met at Eileen Caywood's home on April 28 at 7 30 p m. Eileen Caywood and David Egging demonstrated biscuits after the business meeting. Judy Jurgens hosted refreshments and the evening ended with games.

Eileen Caywood Eileen David Egging Judy Jurgens

Tour Planned with Wiener Roast at Joe Policky Home

Eight members and families attended a gathering with two guests, Mr and Mrs Warren Mettlen. A tour is planned for June 29 starting with a wiener roast at the Joe Policky residence, reported by David Slutchison.

Warren Mettlen Joe Policky David Slutchison

Also Mentioned on This Page

Pamela Kay Brauer Banner Oil South Sidney Jolly Jills 4-H Earl Elliott Karen Trobough Karen Hansen Farmers Co-Op Lorenzo MR. French Banks Tastee Treet Lerge Banks Tastee-Treet Drive-In Ulinois South Sund Mitchells Leonard T, Carney Harold Schepker Leonard W. Begley & Sons Omaha Universal ‘Jeep Pitovveg Jeep Willys Maddox Motor Chrysler Hillman Brian James Andersen Gary Policky Kenneth McMillen Supreme Western Beauty Shop Over Western Drug Store Jerry Wolf Sidney High School Man Leblanc and OLDS the Gift Shop Jewelers BOSS Sto O Jackson
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