Three Cheyenne County drilling sites listed with wildcat and two field wells
In Cheyenne County three oil locations, Pubco Petroleum Corp No 1 15E Mohatt and two field wells, break a lull. Bend Field near Potter sees Gage Oil and Starcod drilling Nielsen Warren No 1 A with Miffin Drilling as contractor. Winslow and Hayes advance a Walter Johnson No 1 A northeast of Sidney. In Scotts Bluff County Cedar Valley Field develops with Hanlon No 1 and Young No 1 plus Francis Yount No 4 showing J sand potential and 18 feet core.
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Cheyenne County
Pubco Petroleum Corp
Sidney
Potter
Bend
Gage
Kugler Field
Winslow and Hayes
Scotts Bluff
Cedar Valley
Sam Gary and
Regal Drilling Co
Hanlon
Vintage Auto Club To Receive National Charter On Saturday
Vintage cars of all descriptions will converge on Cheyenne County for a two day event as the Vintage Auto Club in Sidney receives a national charter. Members from Denver Fort Collins Chaya and silent participants join in a parade drive along Illinois and 10th then to Dalton with a Saturday banquet at Sioux Army Depot Cafeteria and Sunday open house and picnic at Arnold Westerhoff home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vintage Auto Club
Cheyenne County
Trail Blazers
Antiqué Car Club
Rocky Moutain Territory
Antique Automobiles Clubs of America
Denver
Chaya
Fort Collins
Patad
Sidney
Illinois
Dalton
Sioux Army
Arnold Westerhoff
Westerhoff
Bob Lafler
Bud Frickey
Grand Bethel
Wayne Moran
Elwell
Nebraska
WMCC
Bill Peterson
Noteboom
Washington
Sioux Army Depot
Don Heath
Rails Cafe
State Wheat Men To Meet Monday In Ogallala
Members of the Nebraska Wheat Growers Association and Wheat Hearts will gather at the Elks Club in Ogallala on Monday June 17 starting at 10 a.m. to meet Gary Whitely new chief of the Nebraska Wheat Commission. Discussions will cover grain standards, USDA collaboration, and wheat legislation submitted to Congress. Car pools will depart from Potter Co op at 7 45 a.m. Sidney Implement Co at 8 30 and Lodgepole Drug at 8 45 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska Wheat Growers Association
Gary Whitely
Nebraska Wheat Commission
Elks Club
Ogallala
Great Plains Wheat, Inc
U.S.D.A
Congress
Wheat Hearts
Wheat Growers Association
Donna Sherlock
State
Bob Elsen
Treasuer
Cheyenne County Group
Potter Coon
Sidney Implément Co
Lodgepole Drug
Nine Winners Named in Disguise Contest at Fox Theatre
The Fox Theatre hosted a Guess the Disguise contest with nine winners listed including Mig[ Larry Jepsen SAD Stanly Bits Wayne Larson Bruce Hennie SAD Mrs Gilore Wills Sidney Sid ney Chevyl Bruenger Sidney Mrs Mike Marshal Sidney Red Farnell Gary Lpringdale Sidney Louella Studnicka Sidney Each winner receives a pair of free tickets to the film Adrian Messenger opening at the Fox Thursday Tickets available at the Fox box office.
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Fox
Rotary hears speaker on communist threat
Dave Truss as program chair at the Fort Hennessy Motor Hotel presented Francis Cortney of Sunol who spoke on communism. Mr Cortney is superintendent of schools at Sunol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Truss
Fort 7Dney Motor Hotel
Francis Cortney
Sunol
Mr Cortney
Postman Bitten on Hand by Dog in City Delivery
Sidney letter carrier Clare Stark was seriously bitten through the right hand while delivering mail on the north side. The dog, owned by Arlene Jobman, has been confined for observation at a local veterinary hospital. Charges will be filed in city court.
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Sidney
Clare Stark
Sol Willis
Willis
Arlene Jobman
Last of 200 Missile Holes Dug This Week
WHEATLAND Wyoming the 200th and final hole for a Minuteman missile complex was dug Monday in a wheat field ten miles southeast of here The first hole was dug less than seven months after Morison Knudsen Co Boise Idaho was awarded an eighty four million dollar contract for the construction phase of the installation Morrison Knudsen Co officials said by October most of the 200 sites will be turned over to Boeing Co for the launch mechanism and the missile itself.
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Wheatland
Wyo
Here
Morison-Knudson Co
Boise
Idaho
Morrison-Knudsen Co
Boeing Co
Pool Opens Three Nights a Week in Sidney
Sidney pool will open Wednesday Friday and Sunday with slots 1 30 to 5 pm and 6 to 9 pm. Registration for Red Cross swimming lessons is this Thursday and Friday from 9 to 11 am west of the pool. Fee is 50 cents per enrollment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Harold O’connor
Missing theatre ticket machine found by deputy
Deputy Sheriff Gene Morris led a search and recovered the stolen theatre ticket machine from a field about 400 yards south of the drive-in theater grounds. Officers also recovered some blankets taken from the saddle club during the same incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saddle Club
Gene Morris
Theate Grounds
Job's Daughters Grand Bethel Opens Thursday Night
Volunteers rush to finalize materials for the Job's Daughters Grand Bethel event at the Junior High auditorium. The program theme Reaching For The Best graces the packed packets with maps, meal tickets, housing, name tags, and IDs while officials and volunteers from Sidney and nearby towns prepare registration and housing.
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Grand Bethel
Bethel
Sidney
Marion Childress
Lincoln
Grand Guardian
Elaine
H. C. Q. Nelson
Spencer Cronk
Robert Hiett
Bethel Bethel Grand Daughters Daughters announce events
Bethel 25 announces Job's Daughters Grand Bethel events. Bowling at Cedar Lanes was cancelled for refinishing. attendees may bowl Saturday at 50 cents, drills at 4 30 pm, and brunch decorating Friday at 30 pm. An information desk and jewelry display will be at the Junior High.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Bethel
James Bricker
Light Memorial Presbyterian Church
Fort Sidney
Lloyd Talich
Job
Masonic Temple
Carl Bonstead
Janice Biggs
Phyllis Madsen
The
Elks Club
Susan Bonstead
Glenda Printz
Linda Lewis
Lynn Sentency
Rita Blome
Judy Potterf
Lynn Robinson
Nancy Jones
Judy Weimer
Frances Walkinshaw
Jeanne Miller
Gurley
Marcel McGee
Ogallala
Informaton
DeAnne Theis
Marilyn Olsen
Cheryl Stud
Cars To Get Safety Check On Saturday
Sidney New Car Dealers Association will stage a free Circle of Safety Check for Cheyenne County drivers. Safety lanes on 10th Avenue between Jackson and King will inspect brakes lights turn signals horn and mirrors. If passed a windshield sticker evidences safety. if not a defect slip is issued. No charge.
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Sidney New Car Dealers Association
Cheyenne County
John Elwell Jr
10Th Avenue
Jackson
King
Library Budget Increase Approved by City Council
The city council approved a larger library budget for the coming year raising the levy from 135 to 165, funding fixed expenses and a capital program including building rewrites and extra shelving. A library delegation led by R. W. Brown and trustees Mrs. Gerald Matzke and Mrs le Baron Goodwin urged support, noting activity has more than doubled since ten years ago with 4508 borrowers in 1963 and 53597 books circulated. A Nebraska Library Commission funded catalog project and recataloging were discussed. Mrs Matzke was reappointed to a five year term.
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R. W. Brown
Gerald Matzke
le Baron Goodwin
Harriet Lute
Nebraska Library Commission
Sidney
McNaughton
Brown
Matzke
Career Guidance Plans At Sidney Chamber Meeting
Sidney schools and the community may gain from Nebraska Opportunity Week Oct 14 19 as Career Day joins Chamber of Commerce efforts. High school principal George Hinn outlined tours of business houses plus talks by professional advisors to help juniors plan schooling and stay in Nebraska. Students from Potter Sunol Lorenzo and Gurley participate in Career Day guided by Ralph Spencer.
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Chamber of Commerce
Sidney
George Hinn
Chamber Board
Nebraska
Nebraska State Chamber of Commerce
Hinn
Ralph Spencer
Potter
Sunol
Lorenzo
Gurley
No Editorial Page Today in Sidney Telegraph
The Sidney Telegraph says the editorial page scheduled for Wednesday will appear in Friday’s issue instead.
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Sidney Telegraph
The Sidney High School Band Marches On Mexico
An Empire magazine preview in the Denver Post details Sidney High School band’s trip to Mexico City written by Bernard Kelly. The feature includes photos and notes extra copies will be available in Sidney by Tuesday, with contact Mrs. Robert Hanneman at 43305.
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Empire Magazine
Denver Post
Sidney High School
Mexico City
Bernard Kelly
Empire
Sidney High School Bend
Mexico
Sidney
Robert Hanneman
Nebraska Panhandle moisture deficit and regional rainfall
Moisture in Nebraska where the period since January runs about one inch below average. Southern Panhandle rainfall totals show 4.83 inches by state observers versus an average of 5.92 inches for this time of year.
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Nebraska
Southern
Panhandle
Guest Speakers To Highlight Anniversary Of Dalton Church
Trinity Lutheran Church in Dalton marks 50 years with a Sunday program led by Rev Alfred W. Young president of the Nebraska Synod and guest Rev Delno Sahs of St Timothy Lutheran Church Skokie IL. Activities include worship at 10 AM, dinner at noon, and afternoon services at 2 PM followed by open house at 3 PM honoring charter members and alumni.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalton
Trinity Lutheran Church
Alfred W. Young
Nebraska Synod of the Lutheran Church of America
Delno Sahs
William Sahs
Sstar
St. Timothy Lutheran Church
Skokie
Hugh Duwier
St Mark Lutheran Church
Valley
Neb
John Rhine
Paul O. Spehr
Paul Rowaldt
Herman Joens
Mr Dowler
Mr Rhine
Ray Bartels
John B Rupsey
Sidney Helps Boost Airline To New Peaks
Frontier Airlines reports May boardings in Nebraska totaling 7 199, up 34 percent from last May led by Lincoln 2124 and Omaha 1985. Systemwide May passengers reached 40 078, a 39 percent rise, with revenue miles at 10 800 000 and aircraft miles 867 611. Frontier projects further gains in June and July aided by new Denver Parco route and expansions to Colorado Springs Santa Fe and Alamogordo Mexico.
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Frontier Airlines
Nebraska
Sidney
Lincoln
Omaha
Scottsblufft
North Platte
Grand Tslana
Kearney
Hastings
McCook
Chadron
Alliance
Frontier
Lewis W. Dymond
Penver-El Parco Recute
Colorado Springs
Colorado
Santa Fe
Alamogordo
Mex
Parking Meter Bid Accepted for Jackson Street Lot
City council approved Magee-Hale Park-O-Meter Co. bid of 1752.75 for 41 meters on Jackson Street. Hansen Fuenning will conduct the annual audit. Sidewalk and curb repairs were discussed and bidders will be sought for upcoming work. Advertising for bids on gasoline, light globes, and a new packer truck was authorized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magee-Hale Park-O-Meter Co
New City
Jackson St
Hansen Fuenning
North Platte
Tom Coffey
Chamber of Commerce hears Frontier Air Line plans
The Chamber of Commerce meeting at Dudes Steak House discussed Frontier Air Line boarding figures with President Ken Noteboom reporting 32 enplanements this month, 18 short of quota. A Sidney service clubs sales campaign was approved to spark travel, with a committee from Rotary Kiwanis Lions Sioux Army Depot forming to engage luncheon groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frontier Air Line
Chamber of Commerce Board
Dude's Steak House
Ken Noteboom
Sidney
George Hinn
John Elwell Jr
Rotary
L. A
Whitey) Lindstrom
Kiwanis
Don Heath
Lions
Waldo Dearing
Sioux Army Depot
Collier Electric Co
Western Nebraska United Chambers of Commerce
Building Permits Again Show Gains
The city council approved building permits totaling over 111000 at Monday's meeting. The largest item was a 35000 permit and a 1000 sign permit for a Phillips 66 station at 1700 Illinois. Other notable permits include Neinhouser Construction for a 17000 residence at 2332 Maple St and 1304 23rd Ave for Ray Oliverias valued at 13000.
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Phillips 66
Illinois
Neinhouser Construction Co
Maple St
Ray Oliverias
23Rd Ave
Lawrence Sprachtenbach
King St
John Deere. Co
14Th Ave
Christ Episcopal Church
Earl Winter
Linden St
Warren Ellison
19Th Ave
Lloyd C. Mintken
Jesse Osborn
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Postman
Tebe
C of
Sea Depot
Whole Town
Salem Lutheran Church
Mendon
Clif Ossorn
E. E
Ron Norman
Rev
John S. Rhine
Debo Sachs
Hugh Dowler
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