Individualization in Education Highlighted by Dr Jameson
Dr Marshall Jameson urged Sidney Inservice attendees to educate at each child’s own pace without shaming. Attendees Dr David Mathies of Denver and school leaders discussed changing attitudes, conferences for promotion, and phasing out traditional marks to foster continuous progress.
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Marshall Jameson
Sidney
Sidney Public Schools
Jameson
David Mathies
Denver
Eastridge
America
Maine
California
Michigan
New Mexico
Dr. Jameson
Nebraska
Kearney State College
Homemakers Plan Convention Delegates for Cheyenne County
Cheyenne County Extension Board and Council elected delegates and alternates at the 4-H building for the state convention on June 11 and 12. Delegates are Mrs. Leo Wolff Jr and Mrs. Emil Weyerts. alternates are Mrs. Clarence Meyer and Mrs. Dom Ernest plus Mrs. Marianne Aaron. Clubs urged to donate to the crime prevention program via Mrs. Dom Ernest in Lodgepole. The meeting covered fair awards, committee appointments for trays and dishes, and schedule details for the Spring Tea on April 26 at 1 30 p m in the 4-H building with Hilltop and O N O clubs handling events and kitchen duties.
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Cheyenne
Jack Curless
Vernon Gor~anson
Hilltop
Honeycomb Club
O.N.O
Four Youths Held as Suspects in Dyer Act Case
Four youths from Los Angeles are held in Cheyenne County jail on suspicion of Dyer Act violation after Trooper Max Ibach stopped a speeding 1968 Dodge 14 miles west of Sidney. Driver’s license and registration issues led to suspicions. vehicle owned by James D. York of Milford Massachusetts. York says car was stolen and previously in Los Angeles. Names identified: Larry Thomas 19, Steven Thomas 17, Lois Lee Larson 20, Laura P. Reed 18.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Cheyenne County
Max Ibach
Neebraska State Patrol
Sidney
James D. York
Milford
Mass
Los Angels
Larry Thomas
Steven Thomas
Lois Lee Larson
Laura P. Reed
Three Accidents Reported at Sidney in Two Days
Police records show three minor accidents in Sidney over two days. Marvin L. Farmer backing from 2429 El Rancho struck a parked car at 2428 El Rancho owned by Gene Bennett. George Edmonds northbound on 9th Avenue was hit by Lawrence Thompson backing from a curb near the Post Office. Edgar Week westbound on 19th collided with Betty Jobman who pulled from the curb, with about 100 dollars in damage and Jobman charged with failure to yield in Police Court.
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Sidney
Marvin L. Farmer
el Rancho
Gene Bennett
George Edmonds
Porter Trailer Court
9Th Avenue
Lawrence Thompson
22Nd Avenue
Sidney Post Office
Edgar Week
Betty Jobman
Elm Street
Jobman
Federal Reserve Reports Rising Nebraska Bank Deposits 1968
Nebraska member banks show deposits up 177 million in 1968 with total loans rising 91 million. Time and savings deposits gained 128 million while demand deposits grew 49 million. Loan increases came from 36 million to individuals 21 million real estate and 18 million farm loans. Investments rose 81 million, including 46 million in state and local obligations and 39 million U S Government obligations. Federal agency securities fell 5 million.
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Federal Reserve
Nebraska
Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City
U. S
Pop Cans Contrast The Old And New Pop Cans
Lanny Fiegenschuh a Union College freshman art major at Lincoln painted an acrylic piece of South Hall for the dormitory. The work shows the clock tower and Prescott Hall with dented pop cans in the bottom corners to contrast old and new.
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Lanny Fiegenschuh
Union College
Lincoln
South Hall
Harold Fiegenschuh
Gurley
Fiegenschuh
Clock Tower
Prescott Hall
Kiff Achard
Men
Fiegenshuh
Easter Birthday Party for Barbara Ward Nine
Miss Barbara Ward celebrated her ninth birthday after school with an Easter theme. Guests included classmates Tami Bevan Pam Howe Lisa Brannock Lila Barnhart Kathy OHalloran Brenda Dickies Carla Stormburg Debbie Hand Susan Lehman and sisters Jean Becky and Diana. Games featured musical egg pin the nose on the bunny and Easter bonnet making.
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Barbara Ward
Miss Ward
John Ward
Tami Bevan
Pam Howe
Lisa Brannock
Lila Barnhart
Kathy O’ Halloran
Brenda Dickies
Carla Stormburg
Debbie Hand
Susan Lehman
Jean
Becky
Diana
Norfolk Senior Citizens Center draws aging crowd in city
The Norfolk Senior Citizens Center opened at year start in a redecorated storefront with 363 members and plans for larger space. Mayor Ed Vizal praised the effort as a community milestone, with support from City of Norfolk and the State Advisory Committee on the Aging under the Older Americans Act. The center operates 10 am to 5 pm daily, offering cards, bingo, hobbies, parties, shuffleboard, a bowling league and meals, serving seniors 60 and older from the area. A Sidney committee recently proposed a similar senior center to the city council.
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Senior Citizens Center
Sidney Citizens
Norfolk
Omaha World Herald
Ed Vizal
City of
State Advisory Committee On the
Office of Aging Activities
Vizal
Sidney
Rebekah Lodge Meets With Oren Cox Presiding
The Rebekah Lodge met Thursday in the IOOF Hall with Noble Grand Mrs. Oren Cox presiding before 15 members. Several members reported in the hospital, and an invitation to Chappell for a 6:30 p.m. dinner on April 14 was extended. Chappell lodge will burn mortgage once their hall is paid. Deputy Grand Master Harold White will speak. callers to confirm attendance by noon.
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Rebekah Lodge
IOOF
Oren Cox
Belle Mann
Pearl Simpson
Ray Tremain
Mira Hester
Odd Fellows
Rebekah
Chappell
Chappell Lodge
Harold White
Mrs Roberts Elected Head of A A U W Sidney Branch
Mrs Paul Roberts was elected president for 1969 of the Sidney Branch American Association of University Women at a regular meeting on Wednesday. Viola Bouldin was elected secretary, with 12 members present. Roberts reviewed Kamala Markandaya's Nectar in a Sieve. An International dinner is set for May 7 to raise funds for a scholarship.
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Gurley Loyal Workers
Gurley Loyal Workers Extension Club
Nebraska Home Extension Club
Emil Weyerts
Bob Clark
Sen. Clark
Weyerts
Bud Makey
Paul Roberts
Sidney Branch
American Association of University Women
Viola Bouldin
Charles Everitt
Roberts
Kamala Markandaya
First American student newspaper begins at Penn Charter
In Philadelphia the William Penn Charter School produced The Students' Gazette in 1777 created by students without teacher aid. It ran for 60 issues, marking a early milestone in American student journalism.
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America
William Penn Charter School
Philadelphia
Students’ Gazette
Census snapshot at Memorial Hospital lists patients and births
As of Thursday Memorial Hospital shows 54 patients and four babies. Admissions include Mrs. James Roelle Mrs. Emanuel Troutman Mrs. Ken Knaub Beth Ann Brower Debra Bartels in Sidney and Mamie B Warren Cynthia Louderbeck in Dalton. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs James Roelle. Public enters Imperial Palace inner precincts only Jan 2 and April 29.
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Memorial Hospital
Sidney
James Roelle
Emanuel Troutman
Ken Knaub
Beth Ann Brower
Debra Bartels
Dalton
Mamie B. Warren
Cynthia Louderbeck
Albert Jorgensen
Geraldine Call
Andrew Hegarty
Arnold Haack
Lee Hoatby
Gary Brue
Imperial Palace
Tokyo
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Bill Kelley
Homemakers
Charter Corner
Lodgepole Homemakers
Lodgepole Homemakers Extension Club
Ed Stewart
Qs Ae Wass
Ernest Meyer
Lewis Dughman
Paul Fraass
S.A. Diffendaffer
Lew Quinn
Gene Thompson
Earl Gell
Du-Cum Extension Club
Myrtle Higgins
Paul Nagengast
Vernon Goransen
Buzzie Smith
Jim Troid
Gurley Fire Hall
Juliets
Leo Wolff Sr
Juliets Extension Club
Emil van Mark
Chateau
James van Mark
Clever Circle
Alice Rexroth
Clever Circle Extension Club
Cecil Tremain
Florida
Robert Rexroth
Laine
Weverty
American Cancer Society
Paul Newman
Society
Duke Ellington
Woody Herman
Robert E. Lee
Count Basie
Louis Armstrong
Jimmy Dorsey
Vermont
Harry James
Sleepy Lagoon
Xavier Cugat
Green Eyes
Benny Goodman
Bill Bailey
Bix Beiderbecke
Somebody
Gal Eddie Duchin
LenNox
Are
Fily
S.A. Foster Lumber CO
Norman Cogil
Enrico Forlanini
Hannibal
Alps
Mark Twain
Dick Martin
Rowan and Martin
Martin
A.A.U.W
Josprital
Ellison Rexall Pharmacy
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