County Commissioners Proceedings Cheyenne County 1953
Cheyenne County Commissioners meet October 6 1953 in the courthouse. Cecil Hunt chairs and reads minutes. board audits claims including General Fund and various appropriations. Items include salaries, supplies, and service payments. petition to vacation road discussed with adjournment to October 20 1953.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Cecil Hunt
Geo. H. Fleming
Geo. A. Coulter
Jack R. Knicely
Pane
Iz I. L. Pindell
Cecil Hyatt
General Fund
Gédo. A. Coulter
Geo. H. Fléming
Jahet McKenzie
I. L. Pindell
Jean Réfier
Maxile “Wilt
Esthér Ellé
David Eof IS
Beulah Ballew
Sal
Frances Herrod
Ruth”. McBride
J. M . McDonald
Neel
Baz. Vancée
Nielsen
Bell
Tel
Olga”Osborn
Nellie Bennet
Jas
Co. Petiviey Co
Safeway Store
Sidney Creamery
Sidney ‘Hospital
Skaggs
Groc
H. Stevens
Co. Trease
AIDIC
O.A.A
Geneva
Bourt
Walter
Miller
Ithe
Mgs
Bis
Ig Bet
Irman
Sealy
Speeding fines and costs listed for several motorists
A fragment listing multiple motorists from various towns facing speeding fines and court costs. Entries include Adderenc J Butt Scottsbluff with $14 forfeited, Cloyd Claar SOD speeding with $20 and costs, Richard Fiegenschuh Potter license issue with $1 and costs, Joaquin Lopez Brownson no driver's license with costs, Kempker Van Nuys speeding $14 and costs, Jophu Jones Sidney stop sign $10 and costs, and Ivan Baker Champaign speeding $14 bond forfeited.
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Adderenc
Butt Scottsbluff
Cloyd Claar
Fiegenschuh
Potter
Jophu Ordore W. Jones
Sidney
Ivan. F. Baker
Champaign
Police Court Roundup Cites Sidney Residents in Traffic and Disturbance Allegations
Ronald Karnik and Marlene Jobman of Sidney paid fines for speeding with costs. Partial: Flynn of Sidney fined for disturbance. Roger Kenton of Gurley charged for stop sign violation. James E Cross of San Bernardino faced intoxication disturbance and resisting arrest with costs. Raymond Morales of Brownson cited for intoxication and investigation with 10 days.
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Ronald Karnik
Sidney
Ec Marlene Jobman
Porial
Flynn
Roger Kenton
Gurley
James E. Cross
San’ Bernardino
Calif
Raymond” Morales
Brownson
Victor
Morales
Large Crew to Build Gas Line Expansion
A crew of about one hundred men will construct an enlarged gas line and gathering system extending west from Big Springs, as Kansas Nebraska Gas Co expands a three million dollar program to reach western Nebraska and northeastern Colorado. Families have moved to Sidney and nearby towns, many living in trailers while work proceeds.
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Colorado
Lions Hear Speech On Communication
Lions heard Chet Allen of KSID discuss civil defense communication at the noon Lions Club meeting. Lions B H Grimm introduced Allen who urged support for Cub Pack 85’s City Auditorium exhibition on Nov 5. Charter Night plans for Lodgepole Lions Club included local Lions helping with attendance and presenting symbols at Charter Night on Nov 9.
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KSID
Lions’ Club
Allen
Lion B. H. Grimm
Lions Weert Frerichs
Elmer Ladine
City Auditorium
Cub
Pack
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Lodgepodle Lions Club
Sidney Club
SOD Lions Club
Dal
Oil activity eyed in Cheyenne County wildcats and West Sidney gas
Three new wildcats are planned in Cheyenne County with Cullum Bros drilling near Dalton and Anschuz Drilling and Joseph Burke to start the No 1 George Winkleman near Dalton. A Bernard Beyer farm site near Sidney also prepares to drill. Ohio reports a Westman No 1 gas test in West Sidney reaching about 3.5 million cubic feet per day. depth 4848 feet with core and test pending. The Westman well’s five feet higher structure than Hill-Fleming No 1 suggests remaining uncertainties in West Sidney gas limits.
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Cheyenne County
Cullum Bros. Drilling Co
Dalton
Anschuz Drilling Co
Joseph Burke
George Winkleman
Bernard Beyer
Sidney
Lodgepole Valley
Ohio
Westman No. 1
West
Westman
Hill-Fleming No. 1
West Sidney
Oil Men nounced results in area school displays
First place in secondary division goes to Duane Flessner from Frances Willard School with Frances Willard teacher Mrs Dixon noted. First in primary division Richard Heizer of North Ward School under teacher Mrs Agnew. Senior division winner Bus ter Uhlmschneider from Lodgepole High School, junior division winner Jane Lessman, 8th grade in District 76 with Verdell Lessman as teacher.
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Sidney Junior High
Ted Tillotson
Sidney High School
Holloway
Sunnyside School
Marjorie Phelps
Duane Flessner
Frances Willard School
Dixon
Richar Heizer
North Ward
Agnew
Buster Uhlmschneider
Lodgepole High School
Janice Lessman
Bunker Hill
Verdell Lessmnan
Practice paper for typing and school use
A short classified notice advertises practice typing and other school uses with yellow paper described as 842 by 11 inches and priced at 75 cents per ream from THE TELEGRAPH.
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Striet School
Telegraph
PreCycle Week Brings First Steps in Army Training
The writer describes a shakeout week before basic training. They attend physical training classes, receive full field gear including rifles with bayonets, learn military courtesy and supply economy, and celebrate release from company-area restrictions. Fred Johnson Jr. is chosen as guide bearer for the company with plans for a parade witnessed by generals.
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Lloyd Graff
Cheyenne County
Fred Johnson Jr
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