Sidney Public Schools assigns staff for 1960 61 term
Complete faculty lists for Sidney Public Schools set the 1960 61 term starting Tuesday Sept 6. New hires include Arland Rangeman and others across North Ward, South Ward, Central School, East Ward, High Schools with roles in sixth grade to English and coaching. Returning leaders include Superintendent Weymouth and E.T.C. Jones with a broad roster of principals, teachers, and specialists across senior, junior high, and elementary levels.
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Sidney Public Schools
Sidney
North Ward
Arland Rangeman
Donna Schnase
Dorothy Teel
Bonita Bond
Rebecca Ayres
Fannie Davis
Halen Rexroth
Germany
South Ward
Francis Finney
Angela Nabity
Central School
Hildur Johnson
Mildred Sayre
Sharon Copple
East Ward
Dora Maring
Larry Delinger
James Patrick
Bob Cook
Lyndall Lundy
Glen Houtz
Harold Cha
Elmer Hartmann
Mary Winn
Vergal Winn
Prudence Soukeras
LaVern Kosta
Carl Crouse
Glenn Ackerson
Don Burrows
Jim Godfrey
Ray Swift
Paul Sheaman
Dorothy Holloway
Mable Nielsen
Ancel Lewis
William Kalous
Betty Burklund
William Fankhauser
Jim Cantrell
Duke study aims to restore facial features at Duke Medical Center
A Duke University Medical Center project seeks better artificial noses ears and facial parts to help disfigured patients. Prof Elon H Clark notes life like restorations can restore confidence and ability to face friends and return to work.
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Durham
N. C
Duke University Medical Center
Elon H. Clark
Dike
Doyle Conner Early Florida Politics Milestone
Doyle Conner, from Starke, Florida, rose quickly in state government. At 21 he joined the House in 1951, at 26 became the youngest Speaker in 1957, and at 31 was the youngest Florida Cabinet member. He won the Democratic nomination for commissioner of agriculture with no Republican opposition.
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Starke
Florida
House of Representatives
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Nebraska dissolves thousands of school districts since 1949
Lincoln Nebraskas school district reorganization study shows 3165 districts dissolved since 1949, about 47 percent of 6743. In the year ending July 1 the state cut 364 districts to 3569. Seventeen counties reduced by 20 percent or more led by Banner County with 96 percent. Grant County had no reductions.
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State Education Department
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Pawnee
Knox
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Polk
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Cedar
Jefferson
Thomas
Blaine
Dawes
Douglas
Valley
Frontier
Gosper
Xper
Banner County
Iwithin
Grant County
Grant
Sidney Grade Schools Open For Classes September Sixth
Sidney Grade Schools begin at 8 40 a m on Tuesday September six. Registration for returning and new students precedes opening, with elementary principals in Ward buildings August 31. Attendance areas defined by North Ward South Ward Central East Ward and Grabill Addition. New students must present birth certificates. hot lunch starts opening day.
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Ward
North Ward
6Th Ave
U.P
South Ward
Toledo St
Burlington Railroad
10Th Ave
Grabill Addition
Central
16Th
King St
East Ward
8Th Ave
Grail Addition
Soviet to Spend More on School Construction
Moscow reports the Russian government and the Central Committee have resolved to allocate additional funds for new school construction. Radio Moscow announced on Tuesday.
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Chadron Notes School System Enlargments
Chadron school projects moved forward with bids opened in Lincoln for a $662,973 campus center at Chadron State College. Fullen Construction Co. of Scottsbluff was low bidder for CSTC student center general work at $354,846. Mac's Plumbing of Scottsbluff won the plumbing contract at $106,526 and ABC Electric of Hastings bid $30,751 for electrical work.
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Kenwood
Lincoln
Chadron State Teachers College
Fullen Construction Co
Scottsbluff
CSTC
State Normal Board
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ABC Electric
Hastings
Sidney High School Registration Dates Announced
Registration at Sidney High Schools set for August 29 to 31. Sophomores and 7th graders on August 29 from 8 to 11 a.m. Juniors and 8th graders on August 29 from 1 to 3:33 p.m. Seniors and 9th graders on August 31 from 8 to 11 a.m. New students on August 31 from 1 to 3:30 p.m.
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Sidney High Schools
Be. Junior and
Senor
Neo Ordville School Sets 225 Pupils For Term
Neo Ordville School at Sioux Ordnance Depot expects about 225 students in Kindergarten through eighth grade for the new term beginning Tuesday. Classes run 8 30 a m to 3 30 p m with lunch at 25 cents. new teachers include Evelyn Bassett Patricia Brown Jimmy Krueger Floyd Acre Jack Atkinson Beatrice Trudo.
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Edgar Crabb
Myrl Stovall
Josie Klitzlnng
Evelyn Bassett
Colorado State College
Greeley
Patricia Brown
Norfolk Junior College
Jimmy Krueger
Kearney State College
Floyd Acre
Jack Atkinson
University of Wyoming
Beatrice Trudo
Peru State College
S.O.D
Klitzing
Clara McDaniels
Ethel Ayers
Alice McLaughlin
Clara Epley
Atkinson
E. M. East
Gene DeWeese
Can't Find Way Out in Tucson Intruder Fleeing After Demand
In Tucson Arizona Mrs William A Lewis heard a prowler inside her home. She shouted Who's there The frightened youth tried to escape but found no exit. She directed him to a door on the right and he fled.
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Tucson
Ariz
William A. Lewis
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