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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1951

Page

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Miles 1 To Produce In First Sand

Oil field dispatch reports Miles No.1 second try at Johnson field will test oil from first sand after a drill stem test in the third sand revealed limited oil and muddy water. Stueve No.5 yielded gas cut oil and mud water. other wells reach depths with casing and production prep. Kimball county tests fail. H A Downer well shows initial production around 300 barrels per day with minor mud content.

Johnson Field Ohio Oil Company Ohio Ladegard Elsasser Mather No Monroe No. 2 Logan County Giegler Gorow Wagner Yoing Kimball County Western Nebraska Observer Kimball Development Company Kimball Evertson Banner H. A. Downer Banner County

St Pauls Takes Part In Special Offering Observance

The Lutheran Church Missouri Synod plans a Mother’s Day offering on May 13 led by Rev Henry Dorn for spiritual service to military personnel. Some 500 congregations join in supporting service to armed forces members through the Synod's Armed Services Commission, maintaining monthly contact with servicemen and women.

Armed Services Commission

Junior Legion Baseball Meeting Set for May 17

A junior baseball meeting has been called for 7 30 o clock Thursday night May 17 at Rae's Sporting Goods to plan the Junior Legion Baseball organization for the ce and surrounding territory. All managers sponsors and potential sponsors urged to attend to discuss rules and the full setup of junior and midget teams.

Junior Legion Baseball Organization Rae's Sporting Goods

Two Injured in May 5 Intersection Collision

Sidney police report two people injured in a 9:45 p.m. Saturday crash at the Illinois and 23rd intersection. Paul Rigdon, driving a 1940 Ford, had minor injuries. Wilma Beeken, his passenger, suffered severe bruises and a hand tendon injury. She was hospitalized until Wednesday. The Rigdon car westbound turned left into a 1951 Cadillac driven by Allen Stikker from Dalton. both vehicles sustained heavy damage.

Illinois Sidney Paul Rigdon Wilma ‘Beeken Rigdon Allen Stikker Dalton

Fund Drive For Hi way 30 in Nebraska Communities

Sidney, Lodgepole and Potter business leaders organize a drive to raise $600 for the Highway 30 Association of Nebraska. Kenneth Bagby of Sidney chairs, with Wilbur Le Beault, Lee Maddox, Harold Keith, Glen Draper, Malcolm Anderson and L. K. Red Nelson aiding. Lodgepole handlers are Tony Kripal and Leonard Hendricks, Potter led by Joe Schwartz. The effort aims to restore tourism after the January 1949 blizzard’s negative publicity.

Sidney Lodgepole Potter Wilbur le Beault Lee Maddox Harold Keith Glen Draper Malcolm Anderson L. K. “Red” Nelson Tony Kripal Leonard Hendricks Joe Schwartz Bagby

Decree Issued In Land Suits Over Property Split

District Judge John Kuns issued decrees in suits by W. J. Ruhter and Chester Killham against Ralph Osborn. The decree orders public sale of Osborns interest and assigns one third ownership to Ruhter and Killham, with liens of 280.75 plus interest for each. The court finds equitable one third shares for plaintiffs and notes Osborn violated the 1947 agreement by not reselling the property in Wellner's Addition to Sidney.

W. J. Ruhter Chester Killham Ralph Osborn John Kuns Wellner Sidney Ruhter Killham Ralph “Osborrfi

Sack Named to Phi Beta Kappa at USC

Robert A Sack, 1938 Sidney high school graduate, is named to Phi Beta Kappa at the University of Southern California. He is among 57 USC students chosen. initiation May 18 at the campus with a banquet to follow. Sack is a pre medical student residing at 5842 West 87th Street, Los Angeles.

Robert A. Sack Sidney High School University of Southern California USC Mr. Sack West 87Th Street Los Angeles

Postmaster Meeting A Nebraska Association Held in Fremont

Sidney postmaster J W Martinisky attended the Nebraska Postmasters Association convention in Fremont on May 6 7 and 8 A highlight was the presentation of a television set to E O Halleck retiring inspector in charge of the Kansas City division

Sidney J. W. Martinisky Nebraska Postmasters Association Fremont E. O. Halleck Kansas City

Watermelons Bring Hope to Gwennie in Sidneys Miraculous Recovery

An eight year old girl Gwennie Reiners recovers from a fatal bone disease after a surge of fresh watermelon donations from across the nation and Cuba. The fruit revival spurs doctors, volunteers, and donors to aid her family as she gains strength and appetite while warning against visits to avoid relapse. Contributions total about 1502 dollars with ongoing appeals and shipments.

Gwennie Reiners Gwennie Cuba Telegraph Chicago Southern Airlines Havana Colonel Wilbur Omaha Robert Land United Airlines J. W. Gramers Houston Texas Tampa Florida Jack, Persson el Centro Calif A. Decker Railway Express Sidney Frank Oliverius Fuller Warren C. L. Clark Jack. Lowe The Air Express Tallahassee Thompson Food Store J. Fred Thompson Gwennis Reiners Church of Christ In Sundl Geo. Vogler Rose Graze -McFadden Lawrence Ella Abel Denver Herbert Herboldsheimer Jeannes Linda Hiett J. A. Vogt Dalton E. D. Worden and Wirs Ray Tremain N. E. Clark H. Talhelm Jack Patterson George White Dorcas Society Joe A. Gibson, Inc Osborn &Osborn Anonymous Wesleyan Service Guild A. S. Hardy Bill.Davis Chey. Co. Rural Youth E. A. Winter

Diplomas for Class of 201 Eighth Graders in Sidney

Ninety one words show 201 Chievenne County students slated for the 1951 Eighth Grade Graduation in the Sidney City Auditorium next Tuesday afternoon at 2 15. The Sidney Public School band conducts a 15 minute opening concert under Henry Devies, followed by a program of patriotic songs, vocal duets, trios, instrumentals, and readings, featuring many district students and a formal diploma presentation by authorities.

Chievenne County Sidney ‘City Auditorium Sidney Public School Band Henry Devies Benj. F. Schwartz Leon Drake Dist. No Roseline Meyers Irene Nelson Janice Lessman Marcella Lessman District 144 Nola Bonnie Barr Carol Fastenau Sharon Farrell Doris Wolff Sandra Mayer Sonja Shoemaker District 15 Darlene Paris Leanna Jacobson Mary Jo Lang Howard“Suang Ee Jeanie the Lorenzo Bruce Dimick Barbara McRoberts Belva Peterson Dalton Heather Rose Elaine Wittig Lois Marek Karen Miller Sidney Suzanne Coulter Sharon Wheeler the Gurley Rita Harris Charlotte Ann Dorwart Ann Marie Helfrich Odelia Wolff Patricia’ Hruska Marie Ann Rasgorshek Jayne McIntosh Marilyn Armstrong My Hero

Sidney High To Graduate Class Of 70

A class of 70 will graduate at Sidney High School in exercises at 8 o'clock Wednesday night May 16 in the high school auditorium. Baccalaureate services are at 8 o'clock Sunday night May 13 in the auditorium. The commencement program includes band concert, national anthem, invocations, salutatory by James Mueller, solos by JoAnn Connell, class oration by Karen Haile, valedictory by Lois Willard, diploma presentation by Rae Jones, and community singing. The baccalaureate sermon will be by Rev. Harold B. Taylor with other ministers taking part. The chorus will sing two selections and Miss Delores Fuller will sing a song. 1951 sponsors and class officers are listed.

Sidney High School Henry Devies C. B. Johnson James Mueller JoAnn Connell Karen Haile Bill Burr Lois Willard Supt O. J. Weymouth Rae Jones Sidney Board of Education Mr. Johnson Harold B. Taylor Benj. Schwartz Neal Morris Henry Monnich Wright Johnson Delores Fuller Mabel Nielsen Dorothy Becker Raymond Maley Don Burrows Norma Cullins Deloris Lessman Carol Ladine

Dalton Lions Celebrate Charter Night Anniversary

The Dalton Lions Club marked its sixth charter anniversary with a banquet and program at the Presbyterian Church parlors on Tuesday night. Geologist Parker Chipman of Ohio Oil spoke on Geological Structures in Cheyenne County as Clifford Webster presided and Rev. Donald Daly gave the invocation. Visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Herman Brunt of Sidney. Ray Arnell presented fifteen perfect attendance awards. Music featured the Little Dutch Band and community singing led by Elmer Westerhoff with C. J. Carley at the piano. Officers listed: George Kivell president. Clifford Webster, Raymond Weed, Fred Rathman vice presidents. O. G. Johnson secretary. Lyle Rabe treasurer. Leonard Courtney, Lion Tanner, Donald Kreader, Tail Twister. Arthur Pelster, Ben Cruise, Leonard Courtney, Cecil Warren directors.

Dalton Lions Club Presbyterian Church Parker Chipman Ohio Oil Company Cheyenne County Clifford Webster Donald Daly Herman Brunt Sidney Ray Arnell Little Dutch Band Elmer Westerhoff C. J. Carley Lowell Baumunk Dalton Lions George Kivell Raymond Weed Fred Rathman O. G. Johnson Lyle Rabe Leonard Courtney Lion Tanner Donald Kreader Tail Twister Arthur Pelster Ben Cruise Cecil Warren

Regional Rural Youth plan annual Curtis meeting

Eleven Cheyenne County Rural Youth members plan to attend the Western Regional Rural Youth meeting in Curtis May 18 to 20. County Agents Violet Shepherd and Ivan Liljegren, plus Pat Pelster Verlin Livingston Rosemary Peetz LaVerne Thomas Harry Benzel Bob Spearow Arlene Hirer George Fotinos and Carl Lovell, will attend.

Cheyenne County Curtis Violet Shepherd Ivan Liljegren Pat Pelster Verlin Livingston Rosemary Peetz LaVerne Thomas Harry Benzel Bob Spearow Arlene ‘Hirer George Fotinos Carl Lovell Fort Sidney Tom Fotinos Panhandle Mitchell Don Lafler Ronald Meininger Bruce Dennis Juelf Potter Youth Center

Cub Scout Circus Planned For May 25

Sidney's Cub Scouts plan a Circus night Friday May 25 to fund activities. In Sidney City Auditorium basement at 7:30 PM, no door admission. booths and concessions five cents each. Clowns wild animals stunts hot dogs pop and popcorn games of chance create a mini Big Top. Public urged to attend to support the Cub Scout program.

Sidney Sidney City Auditorium

County Heads Meet May 16 in Alliance

The Panhandle County Officials Association will hold its spring meeting in Alliance on Wednesday May 16 with registration from 9 30 to 11 30 at the Box Butte County courthouse. Guest speakers include Roman L Hruska state president on Legislation Affecting Counties and Mrs Harold Prince chair of the State Board of Control. Lunch at noon at Alliance Country Club sponsored by Panhandle Supplies Association followed by a business meeting and program. A cocktail hour from 4 30 to 5 30 sponsored by the Panhandle Suppliers Association concludes the day.

Panhandle County Officials Association Alliance George Fleming Sidney Roman L. Hruska County Officials Association Harold Prince State Board of Control Box Butte Alliance Country Club Panhandle Supplies Association Country Club Panhandle Suppliers Association

New Manager to Head Sioux Villa Housing Unit

Paul E Goodrich will assume duties as housing manager at Sioux Villa in cooperation with the Public Housing Administration. He succeeds Kenneth Fuller who resigned for a position with Midwest Electrical Construction. Goodrich, a Grand Island native and WWII veteran, began with PHA as an account clerk in Grand Island, rose to housing manager at Geneva, and has two children and a wife awaiting relocation in about a month.

Paul E. Goodrich Sioux Villa Public Housing Administration Kenneth Fuller Midwest ‘Electrical Construction Company Mr. Goodrich Grand Island PHA Geneva Goodrich

Queen Nominees To Be Announced Starting Tuesday

The Telegraph announces Fort Sidney Days Queen nominees starting next Tuesday with sponsor names released as list grows. By Thursday three candidates were named, with others welcome from any Cheyenne County community. Nominees must be 16 to 25, pictures to be displayed in sponsor windows, final selection on Memorial Day dance May 30 at Sidney City Auditorium.

The Telegraph Fort Sidney Cheyenne County Dan Duncan Bob Ackerman Sidney Sidney City Auditorium

St Pauls Ladies To Mission Conference in Chappell

Twenty eight women from St Pauls Lutheran Church Sidney attended the Lutheran Womens Missionary League Rally in Chappell hosted by Zion Lutheran Church. Rev Henry Dorn accompanied the Sidney group. Guest speaker Mrs A H Gebhardt of Hooper shared 13 years as a mission worker in China. Mrs Walter Hellwege, Seward district representative, spoke on the leagues objectives. St Pauls ladies choir performed in the afternoon.

St. Paul’s Lutheran Church of Sidney Lutheran Women's Missionary League Chappell Missionary League of Zion Lutheran Church Sidney Henry Dorn A. H. Gebhardt Hooper, Nebr China

Canfield Divorce Granted By District Judge Nisley

Arthur J. Canfield and Helen Darlene Canfield received a divorce decree on May 8 issued by District Judge I J Nisley. The couple were united in marriage on January 14 1946 at McCook, Nebraska.

I. J. Nisley Arthur J. Canfield Helen Darlene Canfield McCook

Tour Of Homes Highlights Extension Week Program

Extension women across Cheyenne County completed a National Home Demonstration Week tour featuring fourteen carloads of women visiting ten homes. Built in cupboards, tiled baths, lighted kitchens and sewing centers showcased modern home making. A second-day event hosted junior girls with a talk by Helen Miller on home economics careers, plus musical performances by local students and a Gurley tea.

WM. KR. George Nation Club Cheyenne County Ray Cruise Louis Miller Ted Egging Bob Rauner John Schoen Fred Kreisel Ewart ‘Swanson Norman Swanson William .George Dave Hinrichs Lutheran Ladies ‘of Gurley Yesson Helen Miller Cheyenne Wyo Betty Lou Hernbloom Lodgepole High School Donna Steward Sidney High School Doris Wolff St. Patrick’s Academy Cheyenne County Chorus

Colonel Selection Sets Fort Sidney Days Plans

Dalton area to select a Colonel for Fort Sidney Days from the community under a rotating plan with Lodgepole and Potter in the next two years. Lions Club will oversee the election while Kangaroo Court enforces a Fort Sidney Days button rule. Parade entries feature Sioux Ordnance Depot and Old Timers events, with expansive entertainment across June 21 to 23.

City Auditorium Dalton Fort Sidney Lodgepole Potter Sidney Dalton Lions Club Kangaroo Court Sidney Lions Club Kangarport Thompson Beta Sigma Phi Cheyenne County Elwell Motors 9Th and Illinois Sidney Jaycees Jaycees Harold Connors VFW Committee Sioux Ordnance Depot Forsythe & .Dewis Nebraska The Peas Dick Mango Sidney Band Shell Raé Roland Biggs Star Packing Company Boy Scouts Lodgepole Valley Saddle Club

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St. Paul's Collisi Lo. ‘Neseon Mre Im. WS Robert ‘Sack Kappa Sidney High Cub Scout St. Paul’s Tour of Wm. R. George Miss Miller Arnold Sunderman George Gurley Loyal Workers Dalton Area
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