Service Officer Opens Office With Veteran Aid in Sidney
The Cheyenne County Service Officer Gordon Bale announces a new office at the City Auditorium Sidney Nebraska. He outlines services for veterans and dependents including disability benefits hospital treatment education G I loans and burial benefits. Bale notes his own World War II service and invites veterans to drop in with discharge papers for assistance.
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Telegraph
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A C. Bale
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Hastings Business College
Omaha
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Native of State Dies Roy Woodworth 59
Roy Woodworth, 59, native of Custer County, died Tuesday night after long illness. He lived in the area since last August with his daughter Mrs Floyd Himmelright and family. Survived by his wife Elizabeth four daughters Irene Himmelright Sidney Pauline Amos Comstock Maxine Harding Arcadia Mae Richardson Chula Vista Calif one son Roy overseas and step son Floyd Brown Aurora Neb. Body to Geh Rig Funeral Home and will be sent to Arcadia for services and burial.
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Woodworth
Custer County
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Sidney
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Comstock
Nebr
Maxine Harding
Arcadia
Mae Richardson
Chula Vista
Calif
Roy
Floyd Brown
Aurora
Nebi
Tne
Gehrig Funeral Home
Bronson Homemakers Club Meeting Report
The Bronson Homemakers Club met with Mrs. Ann McMillen and Mrs. Joe McMillen as co hosts. Nine members and two visitors attended a business meeting. A demonstration on Clothing Pointers for 46 drew interest. The Christmas Party is set for Dec 19 at Mrs. Harold Lyngholms home with Mrs Walling assisting.
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Ann McMillen
Joe McMillen
Harold Lyngholm
Walling
John B. Schmitt
Weymouth Urges Big Changes to Attract Teachers
Superintendent O J Weymouth told the Lions Club that to draw young people into teaching, wages must rise to match community roles and town attitudes must soften restrictions on social life. He urged district consolidation, smaller classes, visual aids, and stricter health checks, noting Americans spend far more on luxuries than education. He praised Sidney for high wages and warned that postwar factors have lowered teaching quality.
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Weymouth
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Sidney
Collge
Miss Horton Named Nebraska NEA Adviser for 1945-46
Miss Agnes Horton has been notified by the National Education Association executive secretary that she will serve Nebraska's representative on the NEA Advisory Committee for Teacher Preparation and Certification for the 1945-46 school year. She stated she does not yet know the exact duties, but a full outline of the program is being sent. The national committee chair is coordinating a nationwide program intended to be informative and interesting.
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Nebraska
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Horton
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