Oregon Trail Days set for July in Gering
July 18 19 marks the 42nd Oregon Trail Days in Gering with Steavard Dennis reelected as chairman and Jack Lewis as vice chairman. The festival moves to Oregon Trail Park for space, with Joe Huckfeldt secretary and Don Jones treasurer among new officers.
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Don Jones
Ash Hollow Markers to Be Placed in Historic recognition
Five additional historical markers are ready for placement once ground conditions permit. Marks include one on Highway 26 near Ash Hollow southeast of Lewellen. Prof. J. R. Johnson of Wayne State Teachers College named council chairman. Gerald McGinley is a council member. Lewellen Lions Club and locals campaigned to recognize Ash Hollow and placed signs on valley land. One marker spots Cumney Rock south of Bavird along Highway 92 west of South Bayard station.
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Rushville Man to Lead Kimball Schools
Rushville School Superintendent Max Hensley was released from his contract to accept the Kimball district superintendency. He will stay until June 1 to aid Rushville in naming a successor. Kimball’s school system, growing from 380 high school and 1100 elementary students, has voters approving a $950,000 bond for expansion.
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Duckworths Visit Potter as Harris Family Spends Morning
Mrs Duckworth monitored the three youngsters closely around 10 30 a m. At Potter Mr Duckworth bought them a malted milk marking a brief family outing with Harris the son of Mr and Mrs Charles Harris.
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Randy Duckworth
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Sheridan County Reports 120 Registered Irrigation Wells
Sheridan County records show 120 irrigation wells registered with the State Department of Water Resources as of January 1 1963. The wells were planned to irrigate about 12 960 acres at 108 acres per site with an average depth of 221 feet. Average production stood at 804 gallons per minute, the lowest among Panhandle counties except Box Butte.
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Corrections Noted In School Honor Roll
In Sidney High and Junior High honor rolls a fourth A student Connie Chaffee was omitted from the eighth grade list. Steve Harlan was credited with three A's and one B but should be listed with four A's.
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Steve Harlan
York Rite Masons to Meet Here Thursday in Sidney
York Rite Masons of Sidney will meet at the Masonic temple on Thursday, April 4, for a regular meeting and to confer the degrees of Mark Master and Past Master. All York Rite Masons are invited to attend this ceremony.
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Generous Support Advances Cancer Research Progress
The piece credits programs funded by the American Cancer Society for advances in education and research. It notes improved diagnosis and treatment, stresses early detection, and cites over 800,000 five year survivors in the United States. It urges annual checkups and provides contact details for the Nebraska Division in Omaha and the State Health Department in Lincoln.
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Correction lists Marilyn Paris on honor roll instead of Parks
A Friday The Sidney Telegraph correction clarifies SHS senior Marilyn Paris earned two A grades and two B grades on the nine weeks honor roll, correcting an erroneous listing as Marilyn Parks.
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Morrison, Steen To Ogallala For Planting Project
Gov Frank Morrison and Game Commission Director Mel Steen will host a kickoff ceremony for the Lake McConaughy tree planting project Sunday April 2 at 2 pm in the Burma Road area along Highway 61 south of Sports Service. Attending will include members of the Nebraska Centennial Commission State Senators and representatives from many Keith Willard Barbee is named among Game Commission attendees.
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Nebraska Game Commission
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