Order Of Arrow Scouts Host Fathers Two From Sidney Named To Office
The 120 Scouts and fathers at the Wye Braska Area Council Order of the Arrow lodge banquet in Scottsbluff named new officers for 1964. Ron Harris Alliance became chief, Roger Wuthier Sidney vice chief, Mark Schreiber Alliance treasurer, Frank Foster Sidney secretary, with Larry Sutter Alliance retiring as lodge chief. Cheyenne County representation included Troop 93 Lodgepole and Troops 83 and 90 Sidney. The Tinta Tonka District officers hailed from Sidney. Clark Nichols of Scottsbluff spoke on Scout ideals and cheerful service. Attendees from multiple communities including Alliance Kimball Bushnell Torrington Mitchell Gering Scottsbluff.
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Order OF Arrow
Lodgepole
Robert Nichols
Greg Kehl
Charlie Schmidt
Reed Bond
Wyaka Luta Lodge
Order of the Arrow
Scottsbluff
Lloyd's
Tinta-Tonka
The
Order of the Arrow, Boy Scouts of America
Sidney
Steve Harlan
Mickey Robinson
Tom Wilson
Tom Edwards
Claude Wuthier
Robinson
Telegraph
Wye-Braska
Order of the Arrow Lodge
Roger Wuthier
Frank Foster
Cheyenne County
Jim Burbach
Ron Harris
Alliance
Mark Schreiber
Tinta- Tonka
Southern
Panhandle
Troop 90
Troop 83
Bennie Herboldsheimer
Potter
Vernon Allen
Clark Nichols
Ers
Kimball
Bushnell
Torrington
Mitchell
Gering
Troop 93
Arnold Kehl
Greg
Leonard Bond
Reed
Lloyd Schmidt
Charlie
Carl Bonstead
Bob
Don Robinson
Mickey
Jack Headley
Joe
Jack Fish
Ron
Calvin Klentz
Gary
C. M. Hutton
John
Roger
Dennis
Dean Wilson
Tom
Lloyd Harlan
Steve
Mel Foster
Frank
Tommy Edwards
Jim Fleenor
River hard times mark 1861 Ohio flow
In 1861 the Ohio River ran very low in Louisville area. At Cairo Hill the water depth was three feet. Horses hauled buggies across the river at Madison Indiana near Louisville.
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Louisville
Ohio River
Cairo
Hill
Madison
Ind
Coloradoans Avoid Taxes in Cross border Purchases
Colorado officials disclosed a three month drive found Sedgwick Phillips and Yuma county residents buying about $1 million of large items like farm machinery in Nebraska to dodge Colorado sales tax. The state collected 23831 in use taxes interests and penalties on those purchases.
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Denver
Nebraska
Colorado
Hugh Weed Jr
Sedgwick
Phillips
Yuma
Weed
WNUCC Holds Annual Meeting At Elks Club Alliance
The Western Nebraska United Chambers of Commerce will hold its 13th annual meeting at the Elks Club in Alliance on January 23. A Unicameral Symposium will guide the program with invitations sent to State Senators and Robert Clark of Sidney who filed against Senator Fleming. Guests will limit remarks to ten minutes, with a 5:30 p.m. social hour preceding a 6:30 roast beef dinner.
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Western Nebraska United Chambers of Commerce
Elks Club
Alliance
Don McGinley
Young Drivers Learn Safe Habits From True and False Test
A 30 000 student, 210 school, 29 states and DC study on safe driving shows 64 percent of licensed teenage drivers lack understanding of cars and road safety. David Rohlfing won a 5000 scholarship for scoring 96 on the 100 question test prepared by Leo Lieberman for Union Carbide.
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District of Columbia
United States
David C. Rohlfing 17
Lewellen Rural High School
Lewellen
Neb
Leo Lieberman
Suffolk University
Boston
Chemical Products Company
Union Carbide Corp
Rodeo Signup Time Is Here
Loring Tobler Cheyenne County Fair Board member leads rodeo efforts bringing top stars to the county fairs. He attends the national Rodeo Cowboys Association convention in Denver and invites performers for next fall while seeking stock contracts. He and Mrs Tobler stay for the Stock Show opening Friday January 10.
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Loring Tobler
Cheyenne County
Denver
National Rodeo Cowboys’ Assn
Tobler
Unclear Dataset Percentages Listing No Clear Event
A sequence of 15 items presents percentages and monetary figures with labels Yes and No, without context or accompanying narrative. Key values include 66.6m 65.3 59.7m 59.7 and multiple percentage figures, lacking identifying subjects or events.
Youth’s arrow causes damages in Boynton Beach park transfer
A youth in the city recreation program fired an arrow that pierced an awning at the Hartwig home, prompting a claim for damages against Boynton Beach and leading to the park program's reassignment.
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Boynton Beach
Fla
Arthur Hartwig
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