Nine Counties Win Locations for New Nebraska Wells
The Nebraska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission approved twenty one new oil drilling locations across nine counties, mostly in Cheyenne, Red Willow, Morrill, and Hayes. Operators include R L Poundstone, Pan American Petroleum, Texaco Inc, Regal Co, and Strata Oil among others, with several wildcats and field names such as Sleepy Hollow and North Faro Field noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission
Cheyenne County
Sidney Telegraph
Texota Oil Co
North Faro
Dalton
R. L. Poundstone
Mears
CNW NW
IGN
Graham Field
c-Regal
Pan American Petroleum Corp
CSW
Kimball County
Wyoming Western Oil Co
c-Own
Skelly Oil Co
Lang
Sleepy Hollow
Red Willow County
D. G. Hansen
Cochran
British - American Oil Producing Co
Nebraska
Wildcat
E. L. K. Oil Co
Thompson
Samuel Gary & Regal Drilling Co
State
Morrill County
C- Regal
Lindberg
Bayne
Banner County
c-Lewis
Murfin Drilling Co
Sunray Mid-Continent Oil Co
Beebe
Hayes County
Murfin
Buick Drilling, Inc. & Simmons
Wessels
Harlan County
C- Buick
Reimers
c-Notlet
Continental Oil Co
L. L. Harsch
Silver Creek
c-Wakefield
J. P. Owen & Mast Drilling, Inc
Clifford
Coast
Paxton Re elected To Inspectors Board In Midwest Meet
Jim Paxton Sidney’s building inspector was reelected to the four state board of governors at the Midwest Conference of Building Officials held in Waterloo Iowa Representatives from Kansas Nebraska Iowa and Missouri attended This year’s talks covered Civil Defense fallout shelters fire prevention city planning and zoning Paxton warned that building permits are needed for shelters and advised avoiding fly by night salesmen Mrs Paxton joined him at the conference
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Paxton
Sidney
Waterloo
Towa
Kansas
Nebraska
Iowa
Missouri
Midwest
Paxton
Lions Hear Leader Dog Leader Paul Knowles Speak
Sidney Lions host Paul Knowles of Leader Dogs for the Blind as principal speaker at Wednesday noon, with his Leader Dog Jane, following an earlier talk in Kimball. Knowles, blind since birth, began in this field with the American Federation for the Blind and worked as a physical therapist at the Warm Springs Foundation, including time with Franklin D Roosevelt. He champions empowering the blind through independence with Leader Dogs, a Lions founded program since 1939 that meets much of the demand and remains a key service offered by Lions globally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Knowles
Leader Dogs For the
Lions Clubs
Sidney Lions
Lions
Kimball
Jane
Knowles
American Federation For the Blind
Georgia Academy For the Blind
Warm Springs Foundation
Franklin D Roosevelt
Paul
Grain Experts Seek Western Europe Market
A five man team of grain specialists will depart New York on Saturday September 30 to survey grain merchandising operations in Western Europe. The group includes Milton E. Neely Donald E. Frazer Charles B. Green Lloyd Hanson and Bruce O. Cottier. They will visit major centers in Ireland England Denmark Sweden the Netherlands Belgium France Spain Switzerland and Germany to meet importers millers bakers and officials. They aim to collect needs and quality requirements for U.S. wheat and will report recommendations to boost U S wheat positions in Europe. The study is sponsored by Great Plains Wheat Inc with help from the Foreign Agricultural Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden City
Kansas
New York
Europe
Milton E. Neely
Omaha Grain Exchange
Donald E. Frazer
Cereal Grading Co
Minneapolis
Bruce O. Cottier
Bartlett and Company
Kansas City
Ireland
England
Denmark
Sweden
Netherlands
Belgium
France
Spain
Switzerland
Germany
U. S
Great Plains Wheat, Inc
North Dakota
Colorado
Nebraska
Foreign Agricultural Service
Big Rattler Record Already Has Fallen
Lincoln rattlers grow bigger this year as Cambridge farmers join an unofficial big snake contest. Marty Huxell's 52 inch rattler topped a week-old record, while Howard Balcom's 54 inch prairie rattler was killed with a 22 rifle eleven miles northeast of town. Balcom and George Minnick, in a pickup, spotted a giant sunning along the trail. Balcom told Conservation Officer Herman Schmidt that the snake measured 64 inches in girth. Huxell's prior kill had a girth of 6 inches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Cambridge
Marty Huxell
Howard Balcom
Bacom
George Minnick
Balcom
Herman Schmidt
McCook
Huxell
Church Fellowship League Bowling Standings and Highs
The September 29, 196L bowling results list First Christian 133, Methodist 124, St. Pauls Lutheran 79, United Brethren 79, Lutheran 610, Holy Trinity 313 in team standings. High team series honors Holy Trinity 2279, United Brethren 2226, Methodist 2166. High team game led by Holy Trinity 363, Methodist 784, St. Pauls Lutheran 767. Stan Raddatz led individuals with 555 series and 226 game. Bill Fleming 510, Daryl Meier 503. Ray Miller 195, Les Couch 194.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian
Methodist
St. Paul's Lutheran
United Brethern
Lutheran
Holy Trinity
St. Paul’s Lutheran
Stan Raddatz
Bill Fleming
Daryl Meier
Ray Miller
Les Couch
Commercial League Bowling Standings and High Games
September 28 1961 results list Ft Sidney Hotel Greenlees Sidney Oil Co and others with high scores by Bill Triplett 588 Phil Bennett 585 Dick Sedgwick 581. High games: Bill Triplett 226 Clarence Yates 213 Carl Farmer 212. Tenpin league standings show Hartway Transfer The Mill and Zalesky's Ramblers leading with Bill's TV Katie's Place and W S G positions. High averages include Bob Zalesky 2391 2336 and 852 831 812.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ft. Sidney Motor Hotel
Boyd's Cigar Store
Ft, Sidney Hotel
Whitaker Decorators
Bill Triplett
Phil Bennett
Dick Sedgwick
Clarence Yates
Carl Farmer
Dave Weaver
Hartway
the Mill
Zalesky’s Ramblers
Bill's TV
Katie’s
Bill
Zalesky
Ramblers
the Mill High
Ketchum
D. Schumachter
W. Zalesky
W. Schumacher
B. Zalesky
D. Ketchum
Bob Zalesky
Pinettes League Scores and High Games 1961
In the Pinettes League on September 27 1961 Scratch Scores list Oil Co Sidney66 at 2047 and Peetz Elevators 1997 with Potter Five 1984 Irene Hawthorne 482 Jo Ann Nation 473 Bonnie Gibbins 442. high games include Dorothy Meick 184 Jo Ann Nation 180 Donna Brooks 180 Bonnie Gibbins 178. Tuesday Socialettes League notes Potter Co op 11 5 Potter Cafe 106 Wilson Gas 88 Raddatz Hotpoint 79 Lorenzo Co op 79 Loch Electric 511 Potter Co op 1889 Raddatz Hotpoint 1833 Lorenzo Farmers Union 1829.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Oil Co
Peetz
Irene Hawthorne
Jo Ann Nation
Bonnie Gibbins
Potter
Brandin
Dorothy Meick
Donna Brooks
Ioel
Potter Co-op
Potter Cafe
Wilson Gas
Behind the Scenes in Hollywood Tales of Celebrities and Travels
Hollywood gossip notes Joan Fontaine plans Maine residence to be near daughter Martia while Sid Luft travels to San Antonio. Judy Garland heads to concert at the Hollywood Bowl as Sid dates Marie McDonald elsewhere. Comedian George De Witt proposes to Cara Williams. she buys a duplex as TV roles grow. Connors and Joan Taylor dating amid divorces. Connie Stevens and Elvis Presley dating. Irene Hervey becomes grandmother. Shirley and Fran plan TV appearances. Juliet Prowse opens in Las Vegas. Pete Candoli custody hearing postponed to November 9. Jan Smith denies marital trouble claims. Michele Triola and Skip Ward seen together but not marrying. Shirley Johnston and Fran Keegan to Rome for first trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Joan Fontaine
Maine
New York
Stuyvesant Fish
Martia
Sid Luft
Judy Garland
Hollywood Bowl
San Antonio
Bob Neal
Marie McDonald
Juarez
Connie Stevens
Elvis Presley
Irene Hervey
Jack Jones
Lee
March Field Air Base
Irene
Jack Hurdle
Jackie Gleason
Harold
Harold Smith Sr
Michele Triola
Skip Ward
Bob Cochran
Jeff Stone
Michele
Shirley Johnston
Johnny Johnston
Fran Keegan
Rome
Rod Taylor
Shirley
Potter Co-op Falls in Close Match Ledger
Potter Co-op 653 defeated Lorenzo Coop 64 in a tight game with key scoring from Lois Lamm Ruth Slama Teresa Chaon and Eleanor Randall. Raddatz Hotpoint posted 628 495 439 421 as team totals highlighting a high scoring effort and balanced offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter Co-op
Lorenzo Coop
Raddatz Hotpoint
Lois Lamm
Ruth Slama
Teresa Chaon
Striped Bass Introduced At Lake McConaughy Nebraska
Nebraska Game Commission reports the first striped bass introduction in the state with 351 fingerlings stocked at Lake McConaughy and 91 kept at North Platte Hatchery. A shipment of 432 fingerlings arrived after a 50 percent mortality from the California source. studies will track survival. The fish adapt to fresh brackish or salt water and tolerate wide temperature ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Nebraska
The
Game Commission
California Fish and Game Department
Lake McConaughy
North Platte
Canada
Louisiana
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James Paxton
Telegraph
Western
Church Fellowship League
Ft. Sidney Hotel
Greenlee’s
Sidney ‘'66
Silver Dollar
Miller Implement Gambles Vo. F. OW. Boyd’s
Cigar Store
Pinettes
Peetz Elevators
Martin’s Water Service
Potter Five
Elkhorn Bar & Lounge
Andersen Photo Ser. Gurley Farmer's Union
Trailer City
Sidney Flooring & Sup
Brandin’ Iron
Goldenrod Cafe
Joan
State OF
Prison
Carroll
George de Witt
Cara Williams
Cara
Pete and
Gladys
Richard Baseheart
Charles Feinman
Chuck Connors
the Rifleman
Joan Taylor
Warners
Chuck
Fran
Frank Sinatra
Nick Covacevich
Juliet Prowse
Las Vegas Riviera
Juliet
Eddie Goldstone
Pete Candoli
Betty Hutton
Vickie Lane
Tara
Pete
Jan Smith
Jan Corsi
Reno
Harold Smith Jr
Harold's Club
T Harold
San Francisco
Jake Ehrlich
the Fox
Paul Newman
Ari Ben Canaan
Acre
Otto Preminger
Israel
Cyprus
Fox Theatre
United Artists Release
Gurley
Turkey
Gurley Legion Hall
Tuesday
Jack Lemmon
Shirley MacLaine
Fred acMurray
Burr Lancaster
Jean Simmot
Sinclair Lewie
Elmer Gantry
American Legion
Palace Barber Shop
Chuck Willey Porter Oil Co
Omaha
Sv. Sidney
Iaemiwen
Frontier Airlines
Time Magazine
Fak
Eva Marie Saint
Ralph Richardson
Peter Lawford
Lee J.cobb
Sal Mineo
John Derek Jill Haworth
Dalton Trumbo
Lcon Uris
Sam Leavitt
OT10
Palminger
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