Governor and Lt Governor to Dedicate Safe-Play Plant
Dedication ceremony for the Safe-Play Mfg. Co. plant at 10th Ave and King St is planned for Tuesday at 2 PM with Gov. Frank Morrison and Lt. Gov. Phil Sorensen attending. The event follows a 50th anniversary Gurley Farmers' Co op visit, with university coaching staff and media coverage expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mfg. Co
10Th Ave
King St
Industrial Council Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Ft. Sidney Motor Hotel
C. A
Story
Frank Morrison
Phil Sorensen
Gurley Farmers’ Cooperative Assn
Tom Barnes
Safe-Play
University of Nebraska
Colorado State University
Colorado University
McCook Junior College
Omaha World Herald
North Platte Telegraph Bulletin
Starr Yelland
Klz-Tv
Denver
Sidney
Sterling
Colo
Sidney Industrial Corp
Courthouse Happenings Courthouse sentences listed fines
A long list of court entries records fines for speeding drunkenness intoxication and other offenses. Names and locations include Shirley M Batten Las Vegas Nevada Robert G Moreno Plains Texas Leroy W Johnson Naoma Idaho and others. Several cases involve driving under the influence and license suspensions with amounts ranging from 10 to 107.50 dollars and jail or license penalties in some instances. The notice also reports oil and gas lease transfers in townships and ranges in several counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley M. Batten
Las Vegas
Nev
Robert G. Moreno
Plains
Texas
Leroy W. Johnson
Naoma
Idaho
Edward R. Schomla
Liberty Road
A.F.B
Utah
Robert D. Nelson
Cheyenne
Wyo
Edward Paul Rypeczynski
Clemens
Mich
Roy Bradshaw
Clyde A. Marpe
Fort Collins
Colo
Garland Tessley Crawford
Jackson
Elden F. Batley
Potter
Leslie E. Foster
Sidney
Robert Jacobs
Los Angeles
Calif
Orva
Marsden Anwyl
Oakeland
James Patrick Ryan
Louisville
Ken
Richard Jones Yardley
Salt Lake
George L. Johnson
Alliance
John J. Gnida
Orland Park
Ill
Robert Edward Pugh
Toronto
Canada
Robert Lee Langley
San Diego
Donna L. Brown
Akron
Ohio
Michael W. Mathis
Rodney R
Trappe
Gillingham
Wis
Dennis M. McNeal
Logan
Murray Benjamin Rhoses
Seattle
Wash
Bernice White
Scottsbluff
Anthony Antonio Ardire
Santa Clara
Bob Jones
Sterling
Sheldon Lavern Beebe
Covina
Sarrahann E. Frericks
Vernon D
Leslie
Oakland
Patricia Ann Stetson
Los Altos
Bert Gust Langley
Roseville
Jean Rouleau
Quebec
James J. Connor
Tenn
Patricia M. Branca
Duluth
Minn
John O
Carlson
Monterey
Albert R
Stumpff
Charles R
Rainer
Robert P
Lipska
Jimmie J. Walker
Oil and Gas Rights Transfers Listed for Several Grantees
The document records multiple oil and gas rights transfers to Arthur M. Guida and related parties. Cornelius Weyerts and Carolyn Weyerts grant rights in parts of Sections 30 and 25, Township 16 North ranges 47 and 48 West. Other names include Vincent H. Telling, Margaret Telling, Ramon Welch, Jack and Janice Easterly, Lester Vernon, Grace Vernon, Dixie Sheppard, John Ashby, Patrick A. Doheny, Irvin E. Patterson, Hazel R. Patterson, Faye Walsh, Mable and Lawrence Derby, Samuel A. Derby, Bobbie Derby, Alien Karnik, Rose Karnik, Georgia Wise, Allied Realty, Elsie Argyle, Arthur West, Le Moyne Myers, Patricia Myers, and Arthur Guida with various section, townships and ranges referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelius Weyerts
Carolyn Weyerts
Milton H. Collum
Vincent H. Telling
Margaret Telling
Ramon Welch
Arthur M. Guida
Jack R. Easterly
Janice L. Easterly
Lester E. Vernon
Grace N. Vernon
Edward Mike Davis
Dixie S. Sheppard
John B. Ashby
Patrick A. Doheny
Irvin E. Patterson
Hazel R. Patterson
Township
Faye Walsh
Range
Mable M. Derby
Lawrence Derby, Jr
Marilyn C. Derby
Samuel A. Derby
Bobbie S
Derby
Arthur M
Guida
F. Karnik
Rose Marie Karnik
Faye C, Walsh
Georgia Wise
Allied Realty
Elsie Argyle
Arte Hur M. Guida
Thomas R. Fisher
Corinne Fisher
le Moyne Myers
Patricia Myers
Map of Sioux Army Depot proposal shown at luncheon
Lt Col Cyril P Williams presented a map of the 20000 acre Sioux Army Depot showing present and proposed uses after Army departure on June 30 1967. He will display it to the city council Monday night and explain designations. Sidney aims to acquire depot land for future commercial industrial and agricultural uses. Defense HEW and GSA officials are to visit Sidney and Sioux this summer to discuss title transfers and use permits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Army Depot
Cyril P. Williams
Department of Defense
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
General Services Administration
Sidney and
Sioux
Training School Peak Near at Sioux
Joe Schaf, director of the Manpower Development Training school at Sioux, says enrollment will peak next Monday at 200 with 50 new enrollees. Afterward, numbers will fall unless federal funding increases. Nebraska and state officials may seek new funds or adjust the program. Federal focus shifts to on the job training. Charles Ham of Wheatbelt Public Power District urges lineman courses, noting 10,000 needed nationally and starting pay around $4 per hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Schaf
Sioux
Schaf
Nebraska Department of Labor
State Department of Education
Charles Ham
Wheatbelt Public Power District
Ham
Campsite progress reported at county fairgrounds
City Manager George Felsch told luncheon guests that the city and the fair board are cooperating on establishing a campground at the county fairgrounds. A four inch water line has been laid to the site and plans are underway to build rest rooms to ready the campgrounds for tourist use this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Felsch
Fair Board
Real Estate Transfers Across Lodgepole and Sidney Areas
Real estate deeds disclose transfers including Dick Schlaman's south 60 feet of lots in Nash's addition Lodgepole and multiple conveyances in Sidney. Names include Clarence L Zalesky, Wilma M Zalesky, Daniel L Dalene, Beverly Dalene, Lyle S McIlrvin, Lila L McIlrvin, Hugh W Maxwell, Laverne J Maxwell, Floyd W Crouse, Lydia E Crouse, Harold B Wernsman, Henrietta L Wernsman, Ron Helt, Margie Helt, Maurice A King, Eva M King, Peter S Hay, Darlene D Hay, Melbourne F Busekist, Kathleen Busekist, Elmer L Brauer, Avie C Brauer, Isabel L Kokjer, Thomas L Kokjer, Delpheus R Sedgwick and others in various lots and additions to Sidney and Lodgepole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Schlaman
Lodgepole
Nash
Clarence L, Zalesky
Wilma M. Zalesky
Daneel L
Dalene
Beverly
Property transfers list across Sidney additions and Brownson
Delores Sedgwick transfers to Ronald and Bonta Uzel Lot 6 Block 12 Country Club Heights second addition. Christiansens convey to Hendricks Lot 1 Block 2 Country Club Heights fourth addition. Frauke Mayme Ahlm grant to Frauke Mayme Ahlm Carl J and Jeanette Ahlm west 1 2 of Section 20 T16N R48W. Faye Carey conveys west half Lot 4 and east 40 feet Lot 5 Block 7 Carew's first addition to Dalton. Joseph Peck transfers to James Mitchell Lois Mitchell Lots 1 2 and 3 Block 10 Brownson. Caleb J Payne Wanda M Payne transfer to Thomas K Clark Mary A Clark Lot 1 Block 2 Country Club Heights third addition to Sidney. Harold J Hepner transfers to Bernard E Croghan Lot 12 Livoni's addition Sidney. Jess A Howlett Barbara E Howlett transfer to U S Administrator of Veterans Affairs Lot 5 Block 2 Indian Hills addition Sidney. Clarence Nalls Maxine Nalls transfer to Douglas R Harmon Barbara J Harmon Lot 22 Cronk's addition Sidney. Adolph Richard Hortencia Richards transfer to Mary Lou Woodward north half Lot 19 and all of Lots 20 21 Block 9 original town site Brownson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delores Sedgwick
Ronald E. Uzel
Bonta E. Uzel
Country Club Heights
Sidney
Larry A. Christiansen
Julie A. Christiansen
James L
Patricia A. Hendricks
Frauke Mayme Ahlm
Carl J
Jeanette Ahlm
Township
Faye Carey
William H. Warren
Mamie Belle Warren
Carew
Dalton
Joseph Peck
James Mitchell
Lois Mitchell
Town of
Brownson
Caleb J. Payne
Wanda M. Payne
Thomas K. Clark
Mary A. Clark
Harold J. Hepner
Bernard E. Croghan
Livoni
Jess A. Howlett
Barbara E. Howlett
U. Administrator of Veterans Affairs
Block
Indian Hills
Clarence Nalls
Maxine Nalls
Douglas R. Harmon
Barbara J. Harmon
Cronk’s
Adolph Richard
Hortencia Richards
Mary Lou Woodward
Oppenheimer Play Tops German Stage Season
Die Affair Robert Oppenheimer by Heinar Kipphardt was the season’s most performed German work, produced in 27 theaters for 598 performances. An American work, Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf by Edward Albee, ranked sixth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Robert Oppenheimer
German Theater Association
Heinar Kipphardt
Edward Albee
Virginia Woolf
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Donna Landmesser
Lumir
Ella Studnicka
Richard Eckels
Arlo
Alice Fisher
Homer
Doris Fisher
Florence Dunlavy
Harvey
Nellie Fisher
Charles W. Fisher
Lois R. Seeman
E. W. Price
Township 15
Range 51
Oil & Gas
Peak Near
Telegraph
Lee
Lee Glanz
IA Anon
N. Holland
Massey Ferguson
John Deere — Motors
John Deere
Ford — P.T.O
Larson Machinery CO
Oppenheimer
Oldsmobile
Kearney
Julesburg
E.T
U.S
Illinois
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