Income Tax Booklet Is Now Available in Nebraska
The 1965 edition of Your Federal Income Tax is now available at all Internal Revenue offices in Nebraska. District director Richard P. Vinal notes the 160 page booklet covers the 1964 tax act as it applies to individuals with added features to locate changes. Copies cost 50 cents, with mail orders from the Superintendent of Documents. Quantity discounts apply for 100 copies or more.
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Internal Revenue
Nebraska
Richard P. Vinal
Mr. Vinal
Internal Revenue Service
Superintendent of Documents
U.S. Government Printing Office
Washington, D. C
Statements On Interest For VA Loans Prepared
Nebraska veterans with direct VA real estate loans will soon receive individual statements of interest and taxes paid during 1964 for income reporting. VA Regional Office Manager A H Duxbury in Lincoln announced early January 1965 release. borrowers urged to withhold nonessential inquiries to avoid delay.
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Nebraska
A. H. Duxbury
Lincoln
Food Stamp Info Is Forthcoming in Nebraska
A. D. Chambers of Cheyenne County Public Welfare reports that the Nebraska state department will soon issue Food Stamp program instructions. John R. Gage, state director, writes that Nebraska is approved for the program and awaits guidance from the U S Agriculture Marketing Service. Information will be sent to all counties promptly after receipt.
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A. D. Chambers
Cheyenne County
Busy Agenda Mail Contract For Council Busy Agenda for 1964 Meeting
City council convenes for the final 1964 session with a packed agenda. Special hearings include Vernon Shoopman for a package liquor license and Moose Lodge for a new Class C license. Also on panel: Brown replacement license, police car purchases, library agreement with Nebraska Public Library, utility bill deposits method with County Welfare, and disposal of the burned cemetery building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Shoopman
Moose Lodge
Wallace L. Brown
Kenneth A. Wickstrom
Nebraska Public Library
Mail Messenger Service bids opened for three Sidney routes
Bids have been received for Mail Messenger Service between the Sidney Post Office Union Pacific Depot and Burlington Depot per Postmaster Leo Gorman. Vehicle requirements include two ton and one pickup with enclosed bodies waterproof and with locking devices. Bids due January 5 at 4 30 P.M. to Wichita Kansas. Bid forms available at local Post Office.
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Sidney Post Office
Union Pacific
Burlington
Leo Gorman
Director
Transportation Divison
Post Office Department
Wichita
Kan
Dalton Resident Dies Xmas Day
Dalton resident William C. Schlotfeld, 73, died December 25 at Memorial Hospital after a week there. Born May 26, 1891 in Scribner Nebraska, he married Felicia Otteman in 1915. He farmed in Nebraska before retiring in 1956 and moving to Dalton with his wife. Survived by wife, three sons, three daughters, 14 grandchildren. Services held 2 p.m. at Trinity Lutheran Church Dalton, burial in Dalton Cemetery. Pallbearers named. Craig Mortuary arranged.
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William C. Schlotfeld
Dalton
Memorial Hospital
Schlotfeld
Scribner, Neb
John
Dorothea Buck Schlotfeld
Felicia Otteman
Omaha
Hooper
Neb
Cheyenne County
Schlotfelds
Verla Shinker
Kimball
Bay of Grand Junction
Vera Stokes
Flemington
Merle
Lincoln
Marjorie Haahr
Marcus, Iowa
Gene
Sidney
Trinity Lutheran Church
Robert Miller
Lawrence Miller
Stanley Brestel
Charles Geller
Gus Kragel
Herb Schrinert
Norman Rushman
Craig Mortuary
Granddaughter of 5. A. Gaddis Dies
The two day old infant Barbara Jean, daughter of 2nd Lieut Dale Gaddis and Mrs. Gaddis, died December 23 in Central City Nebraska while enroute to the new assignment in Columbia South Carolina. She is survived by her parents one sister Laura Lee and grandparents Mr and Mrs H Myron Nordquist of Gering and the G A Gaddis of Sidney. Burial was in Archer Nebraska.
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Dale Gaddis
Barbara Jean
Central City
Neb
Gaddis
Columbia
S. C
Laura Lee
H. Myron Nordquist
Gering
G. A. Gaddis
Sidney
Archer, Neb
Aliens Scheduled Jan Address Reporting Period
Robert C. Wilson of the United States Immigration and Naturalization Service announced that aliens must report their addresses during January. Forms will be available at post offices and INS offices throughout the month for most aliens in the United States.
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Robert C. Wilson
United States Immigration and Naturalization Service
United States
Mr. Wilson
Imemigration and Naturalization Service
Japan Leads Buyers of US Wheat Exports
Japan is projected to be a 191 million dollar annual cash wheat customer of the United States by 1970 if current purchase trends persist, the Nebraska Wheat Commission reports. Chairman Carl Bruns notes Japan became the top cash buyer in the 1964 marketing year, buying 74,798,000 bushels, surpassing Canada as the leading source.
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Lincoln
Japan
U. S
Nebraska Wheat Commission
Carl Bruns
Commission
University of Tokyo
Bruns
U.S
Canada
Nebraska Wheat Farmers
Kansas
South Dakota
North Dakota
Colorado
Great Plains Wheat, Inc
GPW
Western Wheat Associates
Washington
Idaho
Oregon
Sidney Infant Dies At Birth
Steven Paul Warnick died at birth on December 24, son of Mrs. Carol Warnick and the late Robert F. Warnick. Survived by mother five siblings and grandparents Sam Jones of Yuma Cole and Beatrice Warnick of Wray Colorado. Graveside services held 2 p.m. at Greenwood Cemetery with Reverend Paul Deal officiating. Craig Mortuary in charge of arrangements.
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Steven Paul
Carol Warnick
Robert F. Warnick
Sam Jones
Yuma
Cole
Beatrice Warnick
Wray
Colo
Paul Deal
the Nazarene Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Craig
Dr. Miller Heads 120-Bed Hospital
Dr. A. L. Miller, former U S congressman for this district, is head physician at Hermitage in Northern Virginia a 120 bed health center for retired men and women near Alexandria Virginia.
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Kimball
A. L. Miller
U.S
Hermitage
Virginia
Alexandria
Panhandle Weather Forecast Through Tuesday
Partly cloudy through tonight and Tuesday with snow flurries. Highs in the 30s, Tuesday’s low around 15. Five day outlook calls for near normal temperatures, warmer midweek and colder end of week. Highs 35 to 40, lows 10 to 20 with occasional light snow.
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Panhandle
Youths Not Badly Hurt In Street Accidents
Two youths suffered slight injuries in separate Sidney incidents last week. A six year old boy was hit at 9th and Illinois by a 1959 Karmann driven by Keith L. Spiker 17 Route 1 obscured by a parked car. A seven year old ran into a westbound 1961 Chevrolet driven by Dale Forster at Illinois between 10th and 11th. Police reported minor head bump and skinned knee.
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Sidney
Lth
Illinois
Karminghan
Keith L. Spiker
Clarence Felzien
Leroy Pearson
10Th
11Th
Dale Forster
13Th
Jackson
Chevrolet
Leslie L. Wynant
Volkswagen
Roland J. LaGrange
Casa Place
Wynant
Newton
Ford
Frank McCaig
Cadillac
Donna Vorster
Monterey
McCaig
Worster
12Th
Dennis Hauschell
Peetz
Packard
Leah A. Kinnersley
South 19Th
Kinnersley
Linden
Karen L. Wester
Ilinofé
Cynthia Carhill
Quince
Wickstroms Sell Silver Dollar Bar
Pending city and state approval of a liquor license transfer, Mr and Mrs Kenneth Wickstrom are selling the Silver Dollar Bar to Mr and Mrs Wallace Brown of Geneva Ned. If approved the Browns would assume management in about a month, Brown is a contractor in Geneva.
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Kenneth Wickstrom
Wallace Brown
Geneva
Ned
Brown
Complaint Filed In Dalton Case
The Nebraska State Railway Commission scheduled a public hearing for January 12 at 10 30 a m in the Commission Hearing Room Capitol Building Lincoln on the complaint by Herbert J Sherdon Lincoln director of communications against C J Carley Dalton Telephone Company alleging non compliance with Section 75 116 R S Nebraska 1963 Supplement. Dr Miller is a former time ball physician and served 16 years in the House of Representatives.
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Nebraska State Railway Commission
Herbert J. Sherdon
Lincoln
C. J. Carley
Dalton Telephone Company
Dalton
R. S. Nebraska
Commission
Capitol Building
Dr. Miller
House of Repreesentatives
Kenneth Gordon Transfers Soon
Kenneth B Gordon of 745 Illinois will leave about Jan 23 for Fort Irwin California after 16 years as a fire fighter at Sioux Army Depot Facilities Division He served over two years with the Army Corps of Engineers in the South Pacific He will be with his wife Goldie daughter Ginger 17 and son Douglas 7 They plan to buy a home in Barstow California Ginger will enroll in college next year He has been in Elks Lodge American Legion Post 17 and VFW Post 610 Mrs Gordon active in the Does The Gordons have lived in Sidney 28 years and attend Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
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Sioux Army Depot
Kenneth B. Gordon
Illinois
Fort Irwin
Calif
Gordon
Sioux
Army Corps of Engineers
South Pacific
Goldie
Ginger
Douglas
Barstow
Elks Lodge
American Legion
VFW
Does
Gordons
Sidney
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
Sidney Christmas Lighting Contest Winners Named Karnik Couple
The annual contest results confirm Mr. and Mrs. Leon Karnik of 1340 19th won the top prize for their backyard display, correcting earlier misprints that had named the Allen Karniks as winners.
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Sidney
Karnik
Leon Karnik
Allen Karniks
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jay Michael
Jerry Kocourek
Delbert Eilers
Cyril Williams
Eilers
57Th Ordnance Group
Kaiserslautern
Germany
U. S. Army
Busy Agenda
A. Gaddis
Wickstroms
Ellis Vaughn
Eagle
Ells Vaughn
Sidney High School
Ellis Auditorium
J. W. Vaughn
Calvin Klentz
Vergal Winn
Rodney Vaughn
Keith Williams
Bob Nichols
Scottsbluff
Mickey Robinson
Rick Beese
Tom Edwards
Ellis
Vaughn
Carl Bonstead
Don Robinson
Scottsbluff, Ogallala
Lisco
Sidney Firemen
Santa Claus
Sidney Volunteer Fire Department
ONO Extension Club
Telegraph
Kenneth Gordon
W. E
Ezra) Chambers
First Christian Church
Chambers
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