School Vacation Ends as New Term Begins Countywide
Cheyenne County schools plan back to school as most rural districts open next week. Potter Public Schools start Aug 27 with morning registrations and 20 minute classes, noon dismissal, and a 1 pm teachers meeting. St Patrick’s Academy begins Aug 27 with new student registration. Sidney Public Schools open Aug 29 with teacher workshops and kindergarten Sept 4. Ordville hosts teacher workshop Aug 30 31. Lodgepole adds six new teachers with enrollment rise. Gurley dismisses at noon on opening day with three new courses A German Drivers Education and Shorthand. Dalton holds all day teacher workshop Aug 31 with nine new teachers and growing enrollment. Lorenzo opening day limited to morning registration full classes Sept 4. St Paul’s Lutheran Sept 4 with following day start. Peetz classes Sept 4 after remodeling delay. Sunol school Sept 4 with unresolved music vacancy.
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Cheyenne County
Potter Public Schools
St. Patrick's Academy
Sidney Public Schools
Sidney
Ordville
Lodgepole
Gurley
Dalton
Lorenzo
St. Paul's Lutheran School
Peetz
Suno
Leonard Fine Appointed To SBA Council
Leonard Fine of Sidney is named to Nebraska’s SBA advisory council along with twelve other Nebraskans. The appointees, chosen by SBA Administrator John E. Horne, will assist in evaluating programs and advising on improvements. The group will have an initial meeting in Omaha. members serve without compensation.
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Leonard Fine
Sidney
The
Small Business Administration
G. J. Moyer
SBA
Fine
Sidney National Bank
John E. Horne
Toelp
Administra
Sf Site
Washington
William W. Hickman
Mitchell
First National Bank
Nebraska
Moyer
Omaha
MacKenzie
Cy. Sba
Rites Monday For Perle A Davison Formerly of Dalton
Pearle Albert Davison 47 of Delta Cole former Dalton resident was found dead at home Wednesday after a long illness Funeral services set for Monday at 10 a.m. at Gehrig and Son Funeral Home with burial in Dalton Cemetery and military graveside rites He was born December 28 1914 in Dalton son of Albert J and Clarabell Britton Davison He married Dorothy Putnam June 18 1940 in Chadron He was an Elks member and a World War II veteran Survivors include two daughters Marjorie Jane and Rebecca Mary both of Chadron a sister Eunice Crosier Burke Idaho a brother Frank A Davison Georgetown California and several other relatives
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Pearle Albert Davison
Delta
Cole
Dalton
The
Gehrig and Son Funeral
Mr Davison
Albert J
Clarabell Britton Davison
Chadron
Dorothy Putnam
Elks
Marjorie Jane
Rebecca Mary
Eunice Crosier
Burke
Idaho
Frank A. Davison
Georgetown
Calif
School Award For Traffic Safety Given
Sidney High School received a certificate for its 1961 62 traffic safety program at the National Student Traffic Safety Conference at Bowling Green State University. The certificate honors meritorious activities to improve school and community safety. 63 high schools were awarded plaques and 135 received certificates for outstanding value.
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Bowling Green
Ohio
Sidney High School
Bowing Green
Frontier Airlines August Boardings Rise Over July
Frontier Airlines reported 63 air boardings in August through August 23, surpassing 56 for all of July. The early August tally shows continued activity as the carrier tracks monthly demand.
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Frontier Airlines
McNish Lowe On Committee For Area Plan
State Senator George H. Fleming announced that J. H. McNish of Sidney and Jack H. Lowe, a newspaper editor, will serve on a committee to back the proposed constitutional reapportionment amendment. They will represent the 43rd unicameral district, contingent on the amendment surviving a U S District Court suit and on a statewide campaign by 29 senators urging support for weighting area as well as population in legislative representation.
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George H. Fleming
J. H. McNish
Sidney
Jack H. Lowe
Sen. Fleming
43Rd Unicamera
United States District Court
Nebraska
South Road Work Stated This Fall
Improvement on State Highway No 19 from Sidney south to the state line is planned this fall if weather allows. Sen George H Fleming announced at Scottsbluff during a Nebraska Highway Commission session. Missour Valley Construction Co. holds the contract. The project aims to remove spring closures for heavy trucks by thawing ground. Farmers Union petitioned. County Commissioner Carl Olson led a Lincoln delegation to seek adequate repairs. Fleming noted no discussion of U S 385 north work at the meeting.
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Sidney
George H. Fleming
Scottsbluff
Nebraska Highway Commission
Missouri Valley Construction Co
Farmers Union
Carl, Olson
Lincoln
Sen
Fleming
Highway Department
Cheyenne County
US. 385 North
International Parks Highway Assn
Oil activity across 15 Nebraska counties reports four new finds
Fifteen Nebraska counties saw oil activity this week with three discoveries in Cheyenne County drawing attention to the southern Panhandle and a prior find in Hayes County. The Nebraska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission approved wildcat and field drilling sites from Banner to Custer counties, with Sleepy Hollow Field in Red Willow producing about 511,000 barrels monthly. The panel will meet Sept. 18 in McCook to discuss production efficiency rates.
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Nebraska
Cheyenne
Panhandle
Hayes County
Wildcatters
Nebraska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission
Banner County
Custer County
Ackman
Red Willow County
Grant Field
McCook
Big Sleepy Hollow
Reagan
Commission
Sidney
Sleepy Hollow
Board of Educational Lands and Funds
Capitol Building
Antelope
Kimball
Sioux Counties
Kingwood Oil Co
Vath
J. W. Vanderveer
Don Rounds Drilling Co
Maude Laing
American Wheat Expert Sees Common Market Challenge
German visitor E H Bullenkamp spoke in Sidney on the European Common Market impact on U S wheat, arguing for tighter U S grading standards to match Canada’s pool control. He urged private cooperation among growers processors exporters and government to raise grade uniformity and expand sales to Europe. Bullenkamp plans further meetings in the Great Plains, Kansas City and Gulf Coast ports to secure commitments and showcase U S quality initiatives.
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Europe
Canada
E. H. Bullenkamp
Great Plains ‘Wheat Organization
United States
Bullenkamp
America
Great Plains States
Minneapolis Grain Exchange
Dakotas
Nebraska
Denver
Colorado Wheat Commission
Garden City
Kan
Lincoln
Kansas City
Houston
New Orleans
Gulf Coast
Rotterdam
Bremen
Germany
Western Hemisphere
Bullenkampf
Great Plains Wheat Organization
National Wheatgrowers Assa
Great Plains
Growers Urged To Cast Votes On 63 Wheat Quotas
Cheyenne County growers with over 15 acres of wheat in 1963 are urged to vote August 30 in the national wheat marketing quota referendum. Those who used feed wheat provisions in 1962 are ineligible. If two thirds vote yes, quotas take effect. otherwise acreage allotments remain and price support adjusts to about 1.21 per bushel under 50 percent parity.
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Cheyenne County
Herbert Krauter
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County Committee
Mr. Krauter
Man Picked Up Here On Mortgage Theft Charge
William Nielsen, a salesman, was picked up here Wednesday by Deputy Sheriff Gene Morris at the request of authorities in Newcastle Wyoming. Nielsen was wanted there on a charge of removing mortgaged property a pickup truck.
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William Nielsen
Gene Morris
Newcastle
Wyo
Nielsen
Unified Free Europe Hailed As Peace Aid
A Western Nebraska visit by Mr. Buitenkamp, promoting the European Common Market, argues it will unify Free Europe, raise living standards, reduce prices, and deter Russian aggression. He cites England's potential join, states the market lowers trade barriers, and believes it could prevent future wars through shared economic interests.
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Free Europe
Western
Nebraska
Buitenkamp
Great Plains
Louis Miller
Gurley
Bullenkamp
Mr. Miller
Europe
Miller
Khrushchev
Germany
France
England
Cold Front Brings 47 Degree Low in Nebraska
A predicted Canadian cold front moved into western Nebraska pushing early Friday lows to 47 degrees, marking the coldest reading since last spring. Scattered showers occurred with .11 inch reported at Sidney airport while high plains and mountains saw the season first heavy snows. Forecasters expect a warmer weekend but warn of possible showers. frost threat is minimal though late frosts and crop exposure may occur after a slow June July start.
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Nebraska
CAA
Sidney
Canada
Rocky Mountain
Great Plains
Acros
Cheyenne County Young Republican Club Planned
Tentative plans to organize a Cheyenne County Young Republicans Club were made during a Sidney visit by Rich ard Cowles district 8 director of the Nebraska Federation of Young Republicans. Ed Narjes and Dennis Wamsley lead local arrangements with potential Tuesday meetings.
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Cheyenne County
Young Republicans Club
Sidney
Richard Cowles
Alliance
District 8
Nebraska Federation of Young Republicans
Nebraska Federation
National Federation of Young Republicans
Duane Acklie
Lincoln
Nebraska Group
Ed Narjes
Cheyenne County Republicans
Dennis Wamsley
Young Republican Club
Young Republican Clubs
FAA Awards for Two in Sidney Office
The Federal Aviation Agency awarded incentives today to Robert E. Osborn, Chief of the FAA Systems Maintenance Sector in Sidney, and Walter E. Burgin, Airways Operations Specialist at the Sidney Flight Service Station. Osborn received $135.30 for outstanding performance. Burgin earned $15 for a safety cover suggestion adopted for stop and start buttons.
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Federal Aviation Agency Incentive
Robert E. Osborn
FAA
Sidney
Walter E. Burgin
J. A. Heid
North Platte
Osborn
Burgin
Sidney Station
Federal Aviation Agency
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Governor
Tommy Allington
Sund
Frank Morrison
Tommy
SBA Council
Perle A. Davison
McNish, Lowe
South Road Work
Nebr
Miller, Bullenkamp
Telegraph
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