Bare Necessities Not Enough Montevue Auxiliary Hears Needs
Lester Kesselring, acting administrator of the Fahr ney-Reedy Home for the Aging, told Montevue Home Auxiliary members that care must meet social needs beyond basic shelter. The Boonsboro facility houses about 125 residents with 45 infirmary beds and 13 in the ICU wing, offering diverse activities, outings, worship services, and therapy to keep seniors engaged. The auxiliary discussed plans for future events and noted new incorporation, volunteer drives, and ongoing fundraising efforts.
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Montevue Home
Lester Kesselring
Fahrney-Reedy Home
Kesselring
Church of the Brethren Home
Boonsboro
Montevue
Fairney-Reedy
Hagerstown
Church of the Brethren
Edward Seligmann Jr
Auxiliary
Harold Neufeld
Neufeld
Arthur Throne
James Willard
Austin Powell
Ways and Means
Adrian Kiser
John Strine
New Frontier Club
Emmitsburg
Samuel Miller
Douglas Campbell
Nebraska Banker Guilty in Embezzlement Case
Richard Davenport, 45, former head of the Nebraska State Bank of Valentine, was found guilty on two counts of embezzlement and sentenced to a total minimum eight years in prison. The judge ordered consecutive terms of five to ten and three to five years, with a 30 day pause before surrender to Lincoln’s Nebraska Penal Complex. Davenport admitted misappropriating up to 3 million dollars. his actions led to the bank’s insolvency and FDIC payouts to depositors.
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Valentine
Neb
Nebraska
Husky Richard Davenport
Davenport
John JH. Newton
Newton
Lincoln
Cherry County
Richard L. Sittler
Nee {O
Cattle
State Banking Department
Bank Insollment
Federal Deposit
Insurance Corporation
Nebraska State Bank of Valentine
State
District
President Johnson Hosts White House Reception For Japanese Premier
In Washington the Johnsons hosted Eisaku Sato at a first 1965 state dinner. Sarah Vaughan sang in the East Room while Hubert Humphrey joked about his future title surgeon of the Administration. Hitchcock sketched a silhouette as guests toasted with champagne.
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Frances Lewine Washington
Johnson
Texas
Sarah Vaughan
Hubert Humphrey
White House
Humphreys
Japan
Eisaku Sato
Humphrey
Dean Rusk
Alfred Hitchcock
Sakura
Mafia Shows Signs of Survival in 1964 Crackdown
Pasquale Garofalo, state attorney for eastern Sicily, warned that the Mafia remained active in 1964 despite a major police crackdown. He said methods were adopted by new or less organized elements and urged renewed government action to crush the organization. The campaign followed a 1963 bomb attack killing civilians and police.
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Palermo
Sicily
Italy
Pasquale Garofalo
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Montevue Auxiliary
Bonni Mill
Calif
Don Dunham
Levi
E Clachuer
Jlajtev
Rexall
Vopi
Bride
Rex
Cara Nome
Roxbury
Mercer
North Market Street
Mafia
Rome
Rqebuck and CO
Arate
SEARS
Clare Echoe
West Patrick ST
Frederick, MD
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