Ordville-Sioux Depot News Highlights Local Notices and Events
Community column invites news items from Ordville and Sioux Ordnance Depot personnel. Notices cover religious services and Brownie Girl Scout activities, plus family visits, travel, and local gatherings. A letter to the school board confirms Sioux Ord nance Depot School’s accreditation for 1961 62 and details fall registration and required birth certificates and district forms.
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Ordville
Sioux
Raymond Laaker
Louisa Laaker
Milda Biriens
Eddie
Bill Koenbeke
Explorer
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Bill
Explorer Post
Willam
Rirkle
George Addie
Alex Szustak
Dorothy
New Orleans
Tampa
Fla
Szusak
Henry Seevers
Lodi
Calif
Otto Seevers
Norfolk
Neb
Richard Zirtz
Ft. Collins
John Seevers
Henry
Otto
Wirs
Leslie Wynant
Sutherland
Marthena Kahl
Nellie Wynant
Boards of Education
Nebraska
R C Brown
Floyd A. Miller
Emergency Care Course Repeated By UN
University of Nebraska College of Medicine repeats last year’s successful course on Immediate Care of the Sick and Injured. Targeted at rescue workers, law officers, safety personnel, and EMTs, 75 registrants may enroll. Courses taught by physicians and medical faculty. offered via University Extension. Classes will meet the department of surgery at the college.
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Omaha
University of Nebraska College of Medicine
College of Medicine
Department of Surgery
Community Emergency Care Course Offered At University
Beginning September 13 and running weekly through December 20, the University of Nebraska College of Medicine offers Wednesday evening courses from 7 30 to 9 30 P M with a 10 tuition. Topics include Airways Injuries Electrocution Psychiatric Emergencies Convulsions and personal crisis Care of Head Injuries Diabetic Emergencies Poisoning Radiation Protection and Detection and Mass Casualties. Applications due by August 31 to the Office of Medical Extension Omaha Nebraska.
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University of Nebraska College of Medicine
Dewey
Omaha
Nebraska
Marines offer fast active duty for local reservists
Denver area Marine reservists up to corporal can apply for two three or four year active duty tours with the regular Marine Corps. Major Russell E Blagg says the program is voluntary and open to all reservists regardless of unit. Local reservists should contact Major Blagg at the Reserve Train Center Denver or the Scottsbluff recruiting substation.
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Boston
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McCrady Hearing Aid Service
N. Haseee Ave
Hastings
Liebraska
Denver
Marine Corps
Congress
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USMCR
Blagg
David M. Shoup
Bragg
Marine Corps Reserve Train Center
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Marine Recruiting
Scottsbluff
Middletown Patrolman Reports Exploding Wine in Oven
A Middletown patrolman described a domestic incident where a bottle of wine hidden in a gas stove’s oven exploded when lit. The officer framed the event as the “spirits” speaking, noting the unexpected blast.
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Middletown
Ohio
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