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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1964
Page
3
A weekly column invites Ordville and Sioux Army Depot personnel to submit items for publication. Readers may send notes about assignments, arrivals, transfers, commendations, or obituaries to be included in the special feature.
Mrs. Chadwick plans a Bridgeport visit then Las Vegas and California. Social notes cover a shower for Karen Ertle, birthday celebrations for Robert Wiggs, a birth day gathering for the Wiggs family, and a Dalton dinner visit by Jim Gilroy. Community updates include Sioux Boosters Carnival, Hilltop Homemakers Club activities, Cub Scouts Den 2 meetings, church services, and Girl Scout Troops 159 and 160 events with badges and upcoming district registration changes.
Civil service exam seeks experienced supply professionals for a new competitive test announced by the Army Board of Civil Service Examiners. Salaries range from 7030 to 9980 yearly with most openings at U S Army installations in St Louis and federal agencies across Iowa Kansas Minnesota Missouri Nebraska North Dakota and South Dakota. Contact Mr LaVerne Couch Sidney Post Office or Army Board at 1114 Market Street St Louis MO 63101 for details. Telegraph Printing Co Inc advertises business forms at 830 11th Ave.
A. H. Duxbury, VA Regional Manager for Nebraska, reported that nearly 24,000 of 43,000 Nebraska Korean veterans have entered GI Bill training programs. About half attended colleges and the rest pursued training below college level, on the job, or on the farm. He cited Census Bureau figures showing rising education levels and noted GI loans and GI insurance also aid veteran readjustment.
Seaman Robert C Wilber, son of Mr and Mrs Robert E Wilber of Sidney Route 1, is serving with Under water Demolition Team 11 Detachment Bravo with the Seventh Fleet in the far East. The unit engages in fleet operations to maintain combat readiness. An astronomer notes a dusty lunar layer resembling quicksand may cover the moon.
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