Three Pool Wells Hit Cheyenne County by Ohio Oil Co
Ohio Oil Co completed three pool wells in Cheyenne County on Monday. Flessner No 3 in Cook field yielded 3 020 feet of oil in a 4 351 to 4 355 feet test. Johnson No 3 in Johnson field showed 4 300 feet of oil with perforations at 4 490. Preble No 1 in new Preble field swabbed to fifty barrels. Johnson No 4 location announced. Swanson No 1 by Trigood Oil Co eyed for a drill stem test.
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Ohio Oil Co
Cheyenne County
Flessner No. 3
Cook Field
Johnson No
Johnson Field
Preble
Flessner
Ohio
South Potter J Sand Find Boosts Cheyenne Kimball Oil
South Potter oil region gains prominence as Bertrams on well in Kimball County yields 5400 feet of oil from the third Dakota J sand. Magnolia Petroleum Corp expanding in Julesburg Basin. Shell begins Larson No 4 in Cheyenne County. Long No 1 near Colorado border tests 2500 feet oil in 13 foot sand. Weld County drill plans by Roe der and Wicklund. Additional tests in Logan County Tuley Carter and Thomas H Dorough. Kimbark Co confirms test No 1 A Ward in Washington County.
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Cay S
Cheyenne
Kimball Counties
Bertramson
Dakota
Magnolia Petroleum Corp
Magnolia
Julesburg
Kimball County
Shell
Cheyenne County
Colorado
L Stern
Gene Goff
James P. Sloss
Greeley
Colo
Weld County
Roeder
L Wicklund
Logan
Around the Town wedding guests fill Sidney area
A flurry of visits and social events featured Mrs Viola Lessig’s wedding with Mr and Mrs Martin Donana and many local residents. Guests included Anders Olson of Venango and Grant, John Lessig and family, Har i Lesit and Dennis of Gurley, plus Ma nnosky, Blaha, and Brown household members. Attendees from Sidney and nearby towns joined excursions to Yellowstone and the Black Hills while others prepared for church camp and harvest season.
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Ivan Lilje
Martin
4Onana
Anders Olson
Venango
Maran Blaha
Scottsbluff
Yellowstone
Jackson’ Hole
Black Hills
Sidney
Robert van Gundy
Sterling
Leslie Sabin
Don
Judy
Iowa
Mr. Sabin
Maggie Sabin
Newton
Church WSCS Circles Elect New Officers
Church News reports WSCS Circle No 1 met at Mrs K S Agnew’s home with assistants Mrs Baum bach and Mrs Leafdale. Officers elected include Mrs O L Maddox president and Mrs Leslie Sabin vice president.
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WSCS
K. S. Agnew
H. R. Baumbach
A. M. Leafdale
O. L. Maddox
Leslie Sabin
A. KE. Wright
Lawrence Osborn
F. E. Longan
M. O
Robert Dyke
Ed Colone
H. A. Gould
Jason O. Lobb
Lobb
Glen Bales
John Helzer
L. P. Houge
Allan Overman
F. E. Armstrong
Leland Mann
L. H. Richardson
Club Notes A Kensington Meeting at Masonic Hall
An evening CES Kensington gathering is planned for Wednesday at the Masonic Hall. Each family attending is asked to bring a covered dish bread and butter sandwiches and silver.
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CES Kensington
Masonic Hall
Social Calendar for June 24 25 26 27 Events
Tuesday June 24 includes American Legion Post 17 election and Legion Auxiliary election at City Auditorium. Wednesday June 25 features Merry Mix by Mrs Walter Cork, OES Kensington fish supper at Masonic Hall, Rebekah Kensington meeting at IOOF Hall basement. Thursday June 26 lists Pinochle by Mrs Harlan Maddox and St Patrick's Altar Society Youth Center. Friday June 27 offers Thimble Club by Mrs Earl Russell and CWF picnic at Legion Park plus Pinochle by Mrs Lawrence Brachtenbach.
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American Legion Post
Legionh Club
Legion Auxiliary
City Auditorium
Merry Mix
Walter Cork
OES Kensington
Masonic Hall
Rebekah Kensington
Ioof Hall
Harlan Maddox
St. Patrick's Altar Society
Thimble Club
Earl Russell
CWF
Legion Park
Lawrence Brachtenbach
Sidney Rotary Club shifts meetings to Mondays
The Sidney Rotary Club will change its meeting night from Friday to Monday starting July 7 to begin a new Rotary year. Members favored Monday by nearly four to one, hoping for better attendance. Friday meetings have long conflicted with high school sports and other weekend athletic events.
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Sidney Rotary Club
Rotary
Sidney
Troning Board Hint for Starch Dried Ironing Cover
A home tip explains dipping a new ironing board cover in cold starch and applying it damp makes the cover dry light and smooth, staying cleaner longer on the board. This quick prep suggests better ironing results and longer wear for the cover.
Shellac Floors Deliver Long Lasting Oak Finish Says Survey
A consumer publication reports about seventy percent of floors in large cities are finished with shellac. When applied in thin coats on oak, shellac reportedly stays in excellent condition for at least six years according to the survey.
Pipeline Crew Arrives to Survey Toronto Route
A seven man survey crew for the Toronto Pipeline Co arrived in Sterling to survey the proposed 53 mile 12 inch crude line from Logan County fields to Gurley. Right of way chief W E Golderman said work will use Sterling for about a month as the company secures road crossings and steel supplies. The project includes 20 miles of 10 inch and 35 miles of 8 inch laterals with Shell Pipeline Corp and Texas Pipeline Co aiding financing. Toronto will supervise construction and maintenance.
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Toronto Pipeline Co
Sterling
Logan County
Gurley
W E. Golderman
Toronto
Golderman
British-American Oil Producing Co
Platte
Colorado
Shell Pipeline Corp
The
Texas Pipeline Co
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Kenneth Jelinek
Kimball
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