Carley Reelected Fire Chief in Dalton
Dalton Firemen met Thursday night to elect officers. Gordon Carley was reelected chief, Theodore Pan as assistant chief, Harold Winkelman president, Glenn Brestel vice president, John Watchorn secretary treasurer. Christmas party planned at the Royal Room for members and wives on Saturday night, Dec 9.
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John Watchorn
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Kenneth Morgan
Harold Brunners
Harry Noonan
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Clarence Mellberg
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E. L. Nelson Jr
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Earl McConnell
Timothy Nelson
Christmas Social and Family Notes in New Orleans Scene
A family report notes the birth of William Joseph on December 1 to Mr and Mrs Nick Pelster, the first child for the couple. Harold Barnett and Myrna Kragel are remembered at their New Orleans home. Weekend visits included Leonard Pelster, Leo Click, Chapell residents, and Dewey Dirks with Ray Graff. Dalton businessmen host a third gift shower on Wednesday with stores open until 8 pm, coffee, cookies, carols, and an evening of visiting planned.
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Fort Sidney Palomino Earns Hines Ratings
Two Sidney dining and lodging spots win national notice in the 1962 Duncan Hines Adventures in Good Eating and Lodging for a Night. Roy H. Park, editor in chief of the Duncan Hines Institute, announced the ratings.
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$280,000 For State's Korea War Veterans
More than 3,800 Nebraska Korean Conflict veterans with W type government life insurance will receive one time dividend checks totaling over $280,000. A H Duxbury, VA Regional Office Manager in Lincoln, announced that mailing should finish by mid December and payments will average about $72 per policyholder, depending on policy amount and duration. Eligible RS policyholders who convert before the deadline will also get checks. September 14, 1963. Remaining RS policyholders will receive a letter.
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A. H. Duxbury
Lincoln
VA changes to W type policies for RS insured veterans
A VA notice in the weeks after explains the advantages of switching to W type insurance. RS insurance was issued to Korean Conflict veterans discharged between April 25 1951 and December 31 1956 as five year term policies not eligible for dividends. A law effective January 1 1959 established the new W type insurance and made RS policyholders eligible for conversion or exchange for this insurance on either a permanent or five year plan.
Insurance details and San Salvador markers noted
WwW insurance, emphasized as non participating, not eligible for regular dividends. A special dividend authorized by Congress on September 13, 1961, paid from the surplus fund in this non participating RS insurance. Colombia's landing on San Salvador is commemorated by three distinct markers.
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Smith Returned To Face Break in Count
George Smith an inmate at the Nebraska State Reformatory for Men was brought from Lincoln Friday by Deputy Sheriff Gene Morris to face charges of breaking and entering and car theft. He was to be arraigned in county court this afternoon and will be held over without bond for district court.
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Nebraska State Reformatory For Men
Lincoln
Gene Morris
Smiths, Holachek Charged With Break-In in East Sidney
Smiths accused of breaking into and stealing a car from Black Siralls and Bryson's building in east Sidney. William Holachek, convicted here last week for the same crime, was returned to the Reformatory. Both men also linked to a break-in at a Sutherland building. Telegraph Want-Ads Get Results Try Them!
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