Notice of Renewal of Retail Liquor License
Legal notices list automatic renewal of several liquor licenses for May 1 1966 with protests due by March 15 1966 in city clerks offices. Names and addresses of licensees appear along with protest procedures and possible hearings. Also included are probate notices for the Will of J C Kreader and final settlement for estate of Robert Lee Rogers plus guardian sale of Hilka Frerichs estate and a public auction March 14 1966 for property in Sidney Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Lodge B,p.o.e
11Th Avenue
Sidney, Nebraska
Roy Gollobith
10Th Avenue
Sidney
Nebraska
Eugene Z@wicki
Francis T. Pritchard
Illinois Street
Frank J. & Geneieve Loebe
Deward C. Jelinek
Ilinois
H. N. Boyd Co
Harry G. Marsh
Donald T. Hofer
Cheyenne County
J. C. Kreader
John C. Kreader
State of
Donald F. Kreader
Sydney G. Finch
Clinton & McNish
Clayton M
Mabel M. Silver
Vernon Shoopman
Wlineis
L. H. Russell, Inc
9Th Avenue
Kenneth A. Wickstrom
Terry E
Katie Stewart
Front Street
Potter
Nell E. Tebrinke
Robert Lee Rogers
Haskell Lee Rogers
District Court
George W. Barlow
Hilka Frerichs
John H. Kins
Township
Guardian
Morrison Named State Easter Seal Chairman for Nebraska
Governor Frank B. Morrison accepted the post of 1966 Honorary Easter Seal Chairman for Nebraska. With statewide volunteer support, he will urge public gifts to Easter Seals for devices, training, tests, and rehabilitative care for disabled children and adults. The 1966 drive runs March 10 through April 10, aiding hundreds already helped and directing others to available resources.
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Frank B. Morrison
Nebraska
Ray E.cram
Tekamah
Nebraska Society For
Easter Seal Society
Morrison
Octogenarian gives seaplane lessons for golden years
Ninety-year-old Howard French teaches seaplane flying to boost retirement dreams while his wife declines to ride along. He learned to fly in 1915 as he pursues adventurous months.
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Miami
Howard French
Orchids Carried by Samurai to Ease Home Sickness
Samurai warriors and Japanese feudal lords reportedly carried orchids on journeys as a remedy for homesickness. The practice reflected the plant’s valued role in court culture and travel folklore of the era.
Bourbon Country Dry Count Shifts in Kentucky
Louisville AP reports despite Kentucky producing 80 percent of the nation’s bourbon, 94 of the state’s 120 counties remain dry. The piece highlights a split between a strong whiskey industry and widespread alcohol prohibition across many counties.
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Louisville
Kentucky
It’s A Challenge London Car Study On British Drivers
The British Automobile Association reports from a year long survey that only one in ten motorists derives no pleasure from driving while the majority still find some degree of enjoyment. Britain now has seven million drivers.
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London
British Automobile Association
Britain
Fire at Lincoln tavern drives smoke through vent and fan
Five fire companies battled a stove vent fire that spread to an overhead fan, filling a Lincoln tavern with smoke. Two patrons remained seated drinking beer until a police officer ordered them to leave.
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Lincoln, Neb
Lincoln
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