Oil Leasing Expands in Panhandle With New Nebraska Fields
Stage Hill Field in western Nebraska shows promising potential with 30 foot sands and high structural wells. Leasing spreads across Scotts Bluff Morrill and Box Butte counties as Minatare and Morrill discoveries spark activity. several new wells on pump and wildcat ventures push Nebraska oil output above 50,000 barrels per day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stage Hill
Banner-Scotts Bluff
Nebraska
Nebraska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission
Scotts Bluff
Morrill County
Morrill
Box Butte
Nebraska Panhandle
Minatare
Box Butte County
Nebraska Drilling Ventures
Banner County, Chandler and Associates Inc
Henderson
Scotts Bluff County
Muffin Drilling Co
Peter Ray
Sinclair Oil and Gas Co
and Petroleum Inc
Copsey
Kimball County
Wolf Explor
Ation
Campbell
Cheyenne County
R L. Cramer
Hawkins
Rholfing
Miami Producers Inc
A Arkington
Patrick A. Doheny
Munshaw
Red Willow County
Burch Exploration and Platte Valley Oil Co
Missouri Ridge
Chandler and Associates Inc
Banner County
Murfin Drilling Co
Peter Rau
Murfin
Ak-Sar-Ben Petroleum Co
Shanaman
Oil-Gas Commission
Long Search Ends as Suspect Arrested in Cheyenne County
A man sought for two years for debauching a minor is held in Cheyenne County jail awaiting a district court hearing. Chris Oliver, 37, alias Noel D. Oliverius, eluded capture after June 21, 1962. He was traced by the FBI and arrested in Green River, Wyoming. A Sept. 3 hearing before County Judge C. W. Smith set a $300 appearance bond pending arraignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Chris Oliver
W. W. Schulz
Oliver
Noel D. Oliverius
Green River
Wyo
FBI
C. W.smith
Four Cars In Pileup At 13th and Illinois
Four cars were in a chain reaction crash at 4 32 p m Wednesday at 13th and Illinois no injuries but heavy damage to at least two vehicles. Gary E Harris of Cheyenne drove a 1964 Pontiac into Leroy J Baehr s 1958 Plymouth halted at a red light causing the bumper line into a 1959 Ford and then a lead 1959 Chevrolet driven by Mrs Clara A Lessig suffered damage. Damages listed as 150 for both Baehr and Harris cars. A separate 6 10 p m collision at 11th and Illinois involved a 1962 Dodge and a 1963 Chevrolet with minor damage. Another morning underpass crash on 13th Avenue left two cars damaged: a 1956 Buick and a 1959 Ford with 75 and 188 50 dollars damage respectively.
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13Th
Ilinois
Sidney
Gary E. Harris
Cheyenne
Tyson Leasing Co
Leroy J. Baehr
Newton
Baehr
Ford
Arthur A. Gaylord
Littleton
Colo
Colorado
Chevrolet
Clara A. Lessig
Gurley
Harris
11Th
Illinois
N. W. Ladegard
Jackson
Allen G. Stall
Melrose Park
Ladegard
13Th Avenue
Charles M. Hoppes
13Th and
Donald L. Doty
Hoppes
Cheyenne County Home Improvements Top $986000
Cheyenne County homeowners spent about 986000 last year on alterations additions and repairs. National figures place average regional spend at 229 per housing unit with 41 percent for alterations and additions painting 17 percent plumbing 8 roofing 6 and heating and cooling 5 percent. Owner occupied homes are 62.1 percent of the total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
United States
Department of Commerce
National Association of Home Builders
Census Bureau
Wheat signup deadline near in Cheyenne County
By this morning 967 farms or 66 percent of Cheyenne County signed up for the 1965 Wheat Program per Lawrence Thompson ASCS office manager. Signup ends Friday Oct 2 with no later opportunity. Those signing up this fall may change cropping intentions before next spring’s feed grain signup deadline. An intention must be filed by Oct 2 to participate, important for overseeding or feed grain substitution privileges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Lawrence Thompson
ASCS
Thompson
VEW Light-A-Bike Program Safes 400 Sidney Bicycles
Veterans of Foreign Wars volunteers fitted luminous tape on 400 bicycles in Sidney on Thursday afternoon. The event at East Ward involved many helpers from local schools and VFW posts, with Ervin Smith as chair and Tom Lenzen co chair. Children without tape were urged to contact Smith for participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Veterans of Foreign Wars
East Ward
Jack Wright
Clyde Simms
Marion Whitaker
Ervin Smith
Les Couch
St. Paul’s
Chet Hickman
Charles Colling
Central
Don Deaver
Gene Bennett
South
Tom Lenzen
Teachers To Be Feted By Businessmen In Sidney
An appreciation dinner for teachers in the Sidney Public School system and at Sioux Army Depot will be held next Wednesday at 6 p.m. in the new Sidney High School cafeteria. Chamber of Commerce officials and local businessmen will meet faculty members, with a program including E. W. Jimerson Lew Mehling Leo Krieger John Elwell Supt. Russell Pedersen and Bill Christy. A tour of the new school addition is planned and ticket details will appear in Monday’s Telegraph.
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Sidney Public School
Sioux Army Depot
Sidney High School
Jack Laimer
Chamber of Commerce
E. W. Jimerson
Lew Mehling
Leo Krieger
The
Sidney Industrial Corp
John Elwell
Supt
Russell Pedersen
Bill Christy
Sidney Educators Club
Telegraph
Pedersen
Sidney
Chamber of Commerce Industrial Council
Ft. Sidney Motor Hotel
Kenneth Shibita
School of Commerce
Nebraska University College of Agriculture
Sioux Army Dépot
Jimerson
Editor Will Take Part In Marathon Panel Discussion
Editor Jack H. Lowe of The Sidney Telegraph will travel to Findlay Ohio to join a marathon panel for and by top company managers of Marathon Oil Co. The discussion on Building Good Relations Between Company and Community runs Tuesday through Thursday with speakers including J C Donnelly Marathon president and Emmit F Lowry Texas City mayor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack H. Lowe
Sidney Telegraph
Findlay
Ohio
Marathon OilCo
Lowe
Marathon
Ohio Oil Co
Sidney
Gurley
Mr. Lowe
James C. McDonald
Toledo, Ohio
Panhandle Weather Forecast Averages Near Normal
Partly cloudy this afternoon tonight and Saturday with a low around 40 to 45 and a high near 70 tomorrow. The five day outlook shows temperatures through next Wednesday near to a few degrees below normal.
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Panhandle
Sidney Eyes Large Payroll If Retraining Program Wins Approval
A 12 member advisory panel shaping a Federal Manpower Retraining Act project for Sidney projects a staff of 15 to 17, 350 students, and November 1 start. Payroll could reach 100000 to 150000 yearly for administration, with subsistence pay for students. Programs may draw Nebraskans and four-state residents to Sioux Army Depot facilities, while housing may be provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Sioux Army Depot
Nebraska
Russell Pedersen
Sidney Public Schools
Pedersen
Edward Bauman
Billi Taylor
John Elwell Jr
Kenneth Noteboom
E. R. Jimerson
H. N. Rhodes
Col
Cyril Williams
Waldo Dearing
William Kalous
James Edwards
Francis Hiner
Purebred Angus Score Leads at Nebraska State Fair
At Lincoln Nebraska the purebred Angus division honors go to Circle C Ranch Dalton owners Arnold and Bruce Christofferson. Bruce Christofferson is pictured with Mangatora X the bull entry and Garretts Elsa the top place heifer. Their 1963 fair entry won Reserve Grand Champion overall.
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Nebraska
Lincoln
Arnold
Bruce Christofferson
Circle C Ranch
Dalton
Garrett
Elsa
Christoffersons
Clark To Attend Seminar At NU
Robert L. Clark of Sidney will attend a seminar in Lincoln at the University of Nebraska September 28 and 29. Chancellor Clifford Hardin and staff will present ten minute talks on university aims and programs with discussion time. Mrs. Clark will accompany him. he is a candidate for the State Legislature in the 47th district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L
Bob” Clark
Sidney
Board of Regents
University of Nebraska
Clifford Hardin
Wheat Growers Board To Meet At Elks Club
OGALLALA The Board of Directors of the Nebraska Wheat Growers Association will hold its monthly meeting at the Elks Club here Monday. Wayne Allen, McCook wheat grower and president invites any and all interested persons to attend. In the morning nearly 12 committees will meet to consider the specific business and beginning at 1 00 p m these committees will give their reports. The meeting will adjourn at 4 00 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogallala
Nebraska Wheat Growers Association
Elks Club
Wayne Allen
McCook Wheat Grower
Paulovich Heads to Germany for Ordnance Group Assignment
D. F. Paulovich, Chief of the Surveillance Division at Sioux Army Depot, departed for Kaiserslautern Germany to join the 57th Ordnance Group. He has 21 years civilian federal service and over five years military service and is accompanied by his wife Sue. Address: 57th Ordnance Group Kaiserlautern APO 227 New York NV.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. F. Paulovich
Sioux Army Depot
Kaiserslautern
Germany
57Th Ordnance Group
Sioux
Paulovich
Sue
Kaiserlautern
APO
New York
Lump Settlement Approved Here
District Judge John H. Kuns approved a lump sum of 388.50 for Dewitt C. Jones of Regal Drilling Co. Jones injured July 18 while employed by the firm. A separate petition seeks 3175 for Alvin Hedges of School District 1 and Aetna Casualty & Surety Co. injuries on March 8, 1962 during employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Kuns
Dewitt C. Jones
Regal Drilling Co
Jones
Alvin Hedges
Aetna Casualty & Surety Co
Hedges
Little Girl Injured in Cliff Fall Near Home
Eight year old Cheryl Nicholson daughter of Mr and Mrs Ray Nicholson sustained broken wrists in a cliff fall at noon Wednesday while her brothers walked home for lunch. She tumbled down to the bottom of the cliff but is not believed to be seriously hurt. The accident prompted her parents to urge children to stay on regular routes to and from school.
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Cheryl Nicholson
Ray Nicholson
Cheryl
Beet Harvest To Be Large
Nearly 5 million tons of sugar beets will be delivered this fall to 15 factories of The Great Western Sugar Company. Harvest begins Sept. 24 in northern Wyoming and by Oct. 5 in all areas. Average yield estimated at 16.75 tons per acre across Colorado, Nebraska, Kansas, Wyoming and Montana with higher sugar content possible.
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Denver
Great Western Sugar Company
Wyoming
Frank A. Kemp
Colorado
Nebraska
Kansas
Montana
Kemp
Great Western
Eaton
Greeley Windsor
Loveland
Longmont
Brighton
Ovid
Sterling
Fort Morgan
Scottsbluff
Gering, Mitchell and Bayard
Billings
Lovell
Northern Ohio Sugar Company
Fremont
Findlay
Ohio
Pickup Upsets Heavy Damage Near Gurley
A one vehicle accident at 1 p.m. Wednesday on a county road west of Gurley left Michael L. Hartzler of Sidney with minor bruises after his 1960 Ford pickup hit a soft spot and overturned in a ditch. Damage to the truck was about $700. Trooper John Trenerry of the Nebraska Safety Patrol investigated.
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Gurley
John Trenerry
Nebraska Safety Patrol
Michael L. Hartzler
Sidney
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Clark
Wheat Growers Board
D, F. Paulovich
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