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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1953

Page

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Antelope Hunt Opens With High Bounty Near Sidney

The opening antelope hunt in Cheyenne County drew many hunters to Sidney and surrounding areas. Bauer brothers and Mat Mauel led in weight class with hefty bucks, while 80 plus animals checked at the courthouse by 1:30 p.m. Monday. Most kills weighed under 100 pounds, average 60 to 80, with hunting hours set from half an hour before sunrise to half an hour after sunset. The five day season ends Friday and south of US 30 remains the open zone.

Sidney Roy Bauer Cheyenne County Bauer Victor Mitchell Victor Bauer R.F.D Kathrine M. Loch Leora F. Jones Mathilda A. Elsen Mary D. Treinen Eula M. Zwickl Game Commission Roland H. Banks Wesley C. Berry Ward W. Hiett Walter F. Rasmussen Edward E. Borges Lodgepole Charles W. Cape Dalton Edward Hinrichs Earl B Haworth Elmer QC Ladine Roland N. ‘Waite Stewart T. Brown Sunol Mauel Clarence C. Heckman Hastings Frank E. Henderson Jansen Henderson

Oil and Gas Growth Near Peetz in Lewis Creek Field

British-American Oil Producing Co extends exploration six miles west of Peetz Colorado in Logan County, near the Nebraska line, with four wells pumping and a fifth due on completion. Early results show 290 to 360 barrels daily and no water, highlighting a new major sub basin in Julesburg. Wells Jorritsma and Union Pacific units report strong daily production as field development continues.

British-American Oil Producing Co Peetz, Colo Nebraska, Line Lewis Creek Julesburg Logan County Nebraska Cheyenne Kimball West Peetz Sidney Paylands Colorado Sterling Jerritsma Farm Peetz Jorritsma No Jerritsma No Jerritsma No. 3 Union Pacific No. 1 Union Pacific No. 2

Officers Hold Two Suspects in Burglary Case

Cheyenne County Sheriff W. W. Schulz says two men Gilbert Sagaser and Fred R. Avila, held in Council Bluffs, Iowa, admit burglaries at Western Implement Co. and International Harvester warehouse on Sept. 7. Frances Sagaser, wife of Gilbert, also with them. Typewriter and battery chargers recovered. cash found in a cabin linked to the fugitives. The trio face burglary charges and possible return to the county. the woman is wanted for bad checks in Ogallala and North Platte and all three tied to bad checks in Greeley, Colorado.

Cheyenne County W. W. Schulz Council Bluffs Detective Bureau Western Implement Co International Harvester Gilbert Sagaser Fred R. Avila Frances Sagaser Gilbert Schulz Ogallala North Platte Greeley Colo

Child Injured Friday When Hit By Auto

Cecilia Taylor a 9 year old girl was slightly hurt Friday when struck by a car at the intersection of 16th and Dodge Streets. The auto was driven by Jo A. Robirds 16 who told police she was blinded by sun on the windshield and did not see the child until she was over the fender. Cecelia was struck by the left front fender of the vehicle.

Cecilia Taylor 16Th Dodge Jo A. Robirds Miss Robirds Dodge St Cecelia

Indian man given concurrent one-year terms for vehicle homicide

Harry Sylvan Left Hand Bull, 39, an Indian man, pleaded guilty to motor vehicle homicide and leaving the scene. District Judge John Kuns imposed two concurrent one-year sentences. Bull to begin serving at Nebraska State Penitentiary in Lincoln later this week for the August 16 car bicycle crash.

Harry “Sylvan Bull John Kuns Lincoln Nebraska State Penitentiary

Damage suit filed over auto bicycle crash injuries

Robert Cronk through father G. H. Cronk seeks 10 322 damages from Harry Sylvan Left Hand Bull for injuries in a Aug 16 auto bicycle collision. Filed with Clerk Dan Campbell. Crash tied to the death of Glenda Sue Bielan. Alleged excessive speed loss of control and drunk driving cited.

Robert Cronk G. H. Cronk Harry Sylvan Dan Campbell Glenda Sue Bielanin Bull

Five year old Glenda Bielanin dies in Sidney crash

The late afternoon collision at 16th and Grant in Sidney killed five year old Glenda Sue Bielanin. Bull represented by L M Clinton at district court with County Attorney Jack Knicely prosecuting. Today's docket includes Franklin Garton Lexington for statutory rape, Arnold Cunningham jailed for attempted rape, and Marshall Williams for burglary linked to theft from Wallace White and Fox Shine Parlor.

Glenda Sue Bielanin 16Th Grant Streets Sidney Bull L. M. Clinton Jack Knicely Kuns Franklin Garton Lexington Arnold Cunningham Marshall Williams Wallace White Fox Shine Parlor

National Speaker To Address VFW Meeting

Veterans of Foreign Wars will hold an open meeting at the post home Wednesday night led by Sidney post commander Tom Lenzen. James Gavin from national headquarters will speak, with representatives from all district posts invited to attend at 8 p.m.

Veterans of Foreign Wars Sidney Post Tom Lenzen James Gavin VFW

Mohatt No 1 Kurz well boosts West Sidney gas finds

Ohio's Mohatt No 1 Kurz well in West Sidney reports strong gas production in the D and J sands with J sand tests showing 3,209,000 and 4,126,000 cu ft per day at intervals between 4,722 and 4,748 feet. Company cores ahead to evaluate total reserves as Ohio widens exploration near Doran Farms and Ladegard field. An M. L. Vallentine No. 1 Wolfe farmout cores soon, potentially unlocking a new field north of Krueger-Ladegard. Chicago Corp and Republic Natural Gas advance No. 3 Nichols State with a DST of 100 ft oil and favorable permeability.

Ohio Oil Co Sidney Ohio West Sidney M. L. Vallentine Coring Stage Itx Krueger-Ladegard Chicago”Corp Republic Natural Gas Morris Cannon Chicago Corp Nichols Chicago Nichols State Sioux Ordnance Depot

Miller Sees Fourth District Satisfied After Tour

Rep A L Miller finished his swing through 38 counties in the Fourth District with optimism. He urged that much has been done to provide a more honest government and outlined six top priorities for the 83rd Congress including tax cuts, budget balance, a farmer friendly program, tax overhaul, broader social security, and Taft Hartley reform. He cautioned a few other bills may pass but the listed six will be the major issues when Congress opens next January.

A. L. Miller Fourth Congressional District Kimball Gop Miller Congress

New Airport Operators In Charge Today

Sidney gains new airport managers John Hanner and Jack Bender who will run the municipal field under contract to year end. They plan 24 hour refueling, charter service, student instruction, and rentals with fifteen years of flying experience. City will finance a shop building and may farm the tillable 480 acre tract. city manager Fuller notes 24 hour service was a key need and that past farming under contracts was unsatisfactory.

Sidney Municipal Vyhour John ’Hanner Jack Bondér Imperial Nebr Field Custom Farm Hanner Bender Sidney Murrey Fuller Fuller

Block Of Dimes Planned Saturday For Band Day

Sidney Jaycees revive Block of Dimes to fund the Sidney high school band for Band Day in Boulder Colorado. The 65 piece group will travel to the University of Colorado this year, with a 30 minute marching demonstration and concert at 1 30 Saturday on Illinois street west of 10th avenue.

Sidney Jaycees Sidney

Governor urges Nebraska to toot its horn for tourists

Governor Robert Crosby told highway delegates that Nebraska must better advertise its attractions to draw visitors. Nebraska Resources Division noted a program distributing literature on points of interest to motels and motor courts in Nebraska and Iowa has shown real success. Price said targeted mailing next year could boost tourism, estimating 3 million dollars in added state income if 10 percent of tourist traffic stops for one day. The office also receives about 100 daily information requests from people seeking Nebraska tourist details.

Robert Crosby Nebraska Crosby Nebraska Resources Division Price

Rites Set For Mrs. Joe Musil

Funeral services for Adella Magdalene Minarik Musil 56 die d suddenly at a Sidney hospital after a heart attack Burial at Greenwood Cemetery directed by Gehrig Funeral Home Rites at St Patrick Church with Rev Albert Albel Survivors include husband Joseph F Musil three sons Lumir Millard Roland one daughter Doyle Roth and eight grandchildren plus four brothers and five sisters

Joseph Musil Albert Albel Greenwood Cemetery The Gehrig Funeral Home Adella Magdalene Minarik Dodge Nebraska Joseph F. Musil Omaha Potter Sidney Musil Altar Society Royal Neighbors Lodge Millard Lumir Roland Doyle Roth William John Milnarik Joe Lena

North Ward PTA Meeting Set for Wednesday at School

The North Ward PTA meeting will be held at the North Ward School on Wednesday at 8 p.m. Everyone is welcome. President Jack Oakes will appoint committees for the coming year and plan all programs and projects.

North Ward PTA Jack Oakes

Good Showing By 4 H ers At Nebraska Fair

Cheyenne County 4 H members returning from the Nebraska State Fair report a solid showing with three blue ribbons two red ribbons and two white ribbons. Blue ribbons went to Carol Waite Dalton as Style Revue Champion to Karen Berry for a health demonstration and to Claire Belle Koester for a song identification contest. Red ribbons were earned by the Atomic Fuse club for their skit Comedy Magic in Share the Fun and by Busy Body 4 H Club of Lorenzo for a song group. White ribbons were awarded to Lila Christenson and Katherine Pierson for clothing demonstrations and to Sharon and Judy Jurgens for foods demonstration. Livestock judging results not available at press time.

Cheyenne County 4-H Carol Waite Dalton Cheyenne County Karen Berry Claire Belle Koester Atomic Fuse Club Busy Body 4-H Lorenzo Lila Christenson Katherine Pierson Sharon Judy Jurgens

Public Clinics Planned by Rep A L Miller in Sidney

Rep A L Miller announces a government clinic at the county courthouse in Sidney on September 30 from 2 to 4 PM. He will visit most of 39 county seats in the 4th Congressional District to explain federal government functions and answer voters questions, with a Youth Wants to Know program in the first hour. Schools invited to send panels from government or civics classes. The meetings are described as informational, not political, and aimed at citizen input.

A. L. Miller County Court House Sidney Rep. Miller Congress

Dalton Is Ready Big Parade To Feature Celebration

The Dalton Festival in Cheyenne County opens with Entry Day and a full schedule. A parade starts at 10 30 this morning followed by a band concert at 11 15 and Free Acts at 1 00. Baseball Dalton versus Bunker Hill at 2 30, band concerts 7 00, awards after the 7 show, dance at the Legion Hall, rides by Curl Amusement Company throughout.

Cheyenne County Dalton Peetz Dalton High School Dalton Band Bunker Hill Legion Hall Curl Amusement Company

Near East Mission Speaker at Assembly of God Church

George H. Carmichael, field secretary of the Near East for the Assemblies of God, will speak at 7 30 p m Thursday night at the Assembly of God Church. He recently returned from Greece Turkey Lebanon Iraq Iran Syria Jordan Israel and Egypt where he studied missionary work and conditions including the new state of Israel.

Assembly of God Church George H. Carmichael Near East Assemblies of God Clinton Thompson Carmichael Near East Mission Field Greece Turkey Lebanon Iraq Iran Syria Jordan Kingdom Israel Egypt

Kiwanis Sponsor Movie For Kids At Fox Theatre

Kiwanis Club will sponsor a free 10 a.m. movie for children from toddlers to high school seniors on Saturday September 26 at the Fox Theatre. The event aligns with Kids Day across the United States though local air base access is limited by Sidney’s location. The film title will be announced later.

Kiwanis Club United States Kiwanis Clubs Sidney Kiwanians Fox

Firemen battle two stubble fires near Sidney

Sidney firemen fought two stubble fires on Monday. The first blaze occurred at 11:45 a.m. on land owned by L. T. Rezanina, about three miles south and one mile east of the airport. The second started around 1 p.m. on the Emmanuel Brauer property, roughly five miles south, two miles east, then two miles south and 1.5 miles east.

Sidney L. T. Rezanina Emmanuel Brauer Place

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Cub Scout Bernard Grothe William A. Stone Wichita Falls Tex Spike Freedom Village Korea Stone Mohatt West Block of Dimes Joe Musil North Ward Pta Nebraska Fair Rep Mrs. Carmichael Jerusalem Mr. Carmichael Carmichaels Foreign Missions Department Central Bible Institute Springfield Missouri Kiwanis
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