Five Schools To Combine In Saturday Band Concert
Dean Killion former Sidney Schools Music Supervisor guest conducts a public band concert featuring 100 musicians from five Panhandle towns. The event starts 7 30 p m at the junior high auditorium with tickets at one dollar for adults and 50 cents for students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Killion
Sidney
Panhandle
Texas Technological College
Lubbock
Texas
Debbie Thayer
Rita Underdown
Vicki Neibaum
Nancy Meier
Joyce Foland
Lyndee Peterson
Cynthia Schmale
Phil Smith
Jeannie Olsen
Jeanette Jones
Ellis Vaughn
Bob Studnicka
Lester Steffens
Bruce Cutright
Ron Skarka
Cindy Wolf
Steve Lienemann
Ken Boehm
Patty Jelinek
DeAnn Theis
Kimball
Gering
Alliance
Scottsbluff
Two New Oil Producers Reported in Nebraska Fields
Okmar Drilling Co. and Braden-Gear Drilling Co. report new wells in Kimball and Richardson counties with No. 4 Sheele in Dix area and No. 1 Yoeselen in Schubert field. Okmar also completes No. 1-A Moyer in Weld County at 350 bpd. Notices filed for Colton No. 1 Brothers Estate in Kimball and a Cheyenne wildcat by Exeter Drilling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission
Kimball
Okmar Drilling Co
Patrick A. Doheny
Kimball County
Sheele
Dix
Braden-Gear Drilling Co
Richardson County
Sun Dish Petroleum Company
Schubert Field
Mendenhall Drilling Co
Platte Valley Oil
Bainesberger
Willow County
Silver Creek
Lansing
Kansas City
Pat Doheny
James
Braden-Gear
Scottsbluff County
Stuarco Oil Co
Tompsete
Red Willow
Cheyenne County
Banner
Banner County
Toltek Drilling Co
Crown Central Petroleum Co
Okmar Oil Co
Weld County
Moyer
Okmar
Cheyenne
Exeter Drilling Cos
Ackman-Schule
Associated Ltd
Don Rounds
Springer
Colton and Colton No. 1 Brothers Estate
Terrace
B. W. Drilling Co
Cheyenne County Third in Nebraska Oil Output for 1967
Nebraska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission reports 1967 year data. Cheyenne County ranked third with 2,597,025 barrels from 261 pumpers, behind Kimball and Red Willow. Sleepy Hollow field led with 1,993,796 barrels.
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Nebraska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission
Cheyenne County
Kimball County
Red Willow
Kimball
Cheyenne
Sleepy Hollow
Business Institute to Dedicate New MDTA Program in May
The Business Institute of Sidney will host a May dedication and issue certificates to 40 students under the Manpower Development and Training Act. About 20 to 30 Wyoming students will attend next week. 20 more will receive completion certificates Thursday. Participants include Gene Medley and Robert Schliskey.
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Business Institute of Sidney
Wyoming
Ron Heit
Business Institute
Sidney
Helt
Gene Medley
MDTA
Robert Schliskey
State Department of Education
Cheyenne
Kansas-Nebraska Gas Company
Heit
Nebraska
Mrs Bailey rites set for Saturday in Presbyterian Church
Merle Elizabeth Bailey 63 died Thursday at her daughter’s home after two and a half years of failing health. Funeral 2 PM in Light Memorial Presbyterian Church with Rev Darrell Davis officiating. Burial Greenwood Cemetery. Gehrig and Son in charge. Memorials to church or cancer fund. Born Jan 1 1905 Herron Lake Minnesota. Married Dec 10 1924 Torrington Wyoming to Percy James Bailey. Lived in Scottsbluff 38 years Mesa 12 Sidney 11. Survived by widower daughter two sisters three brothers two grandchildren one great grandchild.
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Merle Elizabeth Bailey
M. L. Pattison
Light Memorial Presbyterian Church
Darrell Davis
Greenwood Cemetery
Gehrig and Son Funeral Home
Cancer Fund
Merle Elizabeth Ernest
Herron Lake
Minn
Lewis G
Hattie Buster Ernest
Torrington
Wyo
Percy James Bailey
Scottsbluff
Mesa
Ariz
Sidney
Pattison
Joe Draper
Ethel Ernest
Sedro Wooley, Wash
Keith
Bill Ernest
Sedro Wolley, Wash
Orie
Memorial Hospital
First Methodist Church
John E. Stayton
Craig- Holechek
Winifred Elsie Gunn
LaSalle, Ill
Aaron Gunn
Wolf
Jessie Hasford
Alamogordo
N. Mex
Earl Hall
Glendale
Calif
Lyle H. Wiegand
Bellflower
Jack
Voters Register By Friday Cutoff
The county reports 4,244 voters signed up by 5 p.m. to vote in the April 2 municipal elections. Republicans outnumber Democrats by about 700 with 2,408 Republicans, 1,722 Democrats, and 114 Independents statewide. In Sidney, 1,357 Republicans, 965 Democrats and 65 Independents registered.
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Sidney
Fly In Breakfast And Airport Dedication At May Fair
May 5 will be an active day at the airport with dedication ceremonies part of the May Fair and Exposition. The event features a fly in breakfast and formal airport dedication activities.
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Telegraph
Rites Set Saturday For Mrs W E Wolf 88 Pioneer
Mrs Winifred E Wolf 88 a pioneer of Dev el and Cheyenne Counties will be laid to rest Saturday. She came to this section of the state when she...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winifred E, Wolf
Devel
Cheyenne
Cheyenne County Trade Fair to Highlight New Airport Hangar
Lloyd Carr announces the May 2 to 5 Cheyenne County Trade Fair at Sidney with aviation displays, a VORTAC, runway extension, and a Brunner Winkle bi plane on show. Planned events include a fly in breakfast and possible jet overflight, balloon breaking, and model plane demonstrations.
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Cheyenne County
Lloyd Carr
Overland Air Service
Chamber of Commerce Aviation Committee
Dusty Rhoades
Rhoades
Carr
Sidney
Ed Cole
Elks Auditorium
Panhandle Weather Forecast Quiet Then Warm Weekend
Panhandle forecast calls for fair skies and rising temperatures this afternoon tonight and Saturday with lows 15 to 25 and highs in the 50s precipitation chances under 5 percent. The five day outlook shows temperatures 2 to 8 degrees above normal through Wednesday with highs in the 50s and lows near 30, occasional light showers and snow flurries possible.
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Panhandle
William Rezac Dies After Long Illness at 67
William Rezac 67 longtime Brownson area farmer died at Memorial Hospital after 12 days of illness. Funeral at 9:30 a.m. Saturday at St. Patrick's Church with Very Rev. Vincent Pelater officiating. interment Greenwood Cemetery. Rosary 7:30 p.m. Friday at Gehrig and Son Funeral Home. Memorials to emphysema research. Born November 13, 1900 in Butler County. moved from Seward County in 1933. Survived by widow Anna, two sons William D. and Donald, three daughters Mildred Neet Dorothy Ann Kruse Helen Mae Peterson, brother James, sisters Adeline Rezac Rose Zavidis, and 19 grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Rezac
Brownson
Memorial Hospital
St. Patrick’s Church
Vincent J. Pelater
Greenwood Cemetery
Gehrig and Son
Emphy
Calif
Dorothy Ann Kruse
Sidney
Helen Mae Peterson
Pagosa Springs
Colo
James
Adeline Rezac
Rose Zavidis
Lincoln
Court injunction orders fence removal from Potter airfield
A District Court temporary injunction orders defendants Ernest M Anderson Margaret E Anderson and Wendell Anderson to remove a barbed wire fence from the Potter airfield runway. The Potter Village sought eviction of the fence citing a verbal year to year lease, alleged obstruction of takeoffs and landings, and a fence removal on the north side allowing cattle on the strip. The court noted the runway closure March 7 1968 and FAA notification. Judge John Kuns signed the order.
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Potter
Ernest M. Anderson
Margaret E. Anderson
Wendell Anderson
Frank Mattoon
Sidney
Kenneth Rose
Potter Board of Trustees
FAA
John Kuns
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Mrs. Bailey
John H. Kins
United States
Maria Edurigen Valdivia Martinez
Chappell
Leendert Johannes Engelen
Bridgeport
Barber Margaret Wakefield
Germany
VFW Post 610
Auxiliary
Wm. Rezac
Potter Airfield
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