Chadron Record shifts to semi weekly publication
The Chadron Record becomes the states fifth semi weekly newspaper with Monday and Thursday editions to provide more up to date coverage for Chadron and northwest Nebraska. Expanded news coverage is planned to keep readers fully informed of area happenings. In Harrison the Western Nebraska United Chambers of Commerce meet July 16 with WMCC directors at 4 p.m. at the Sioux County Courthouse for a farm speaker Pat O McMeara and Mrs O Meara accompanying him. State Senators and Game Commission members are invited along with 35 community groups in attendance.
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Chadron
Chadron Record
Nebraska
Harrison
Western Nebraska United Chambers of Commerce
WMCC
Sioux County
Pat O'Meara
Department of the Interior
Washington
Holm Resigns County Treasurer Post to Move to Colorado
Ruth F. Holm announces resignation as Kimball County Treasurer effective August 1 after a long tenure since 1951. She plans to relocate to Ft. Collins, Colorado to join her brother Jack Holm. The treasurer’s salary is 325 dollars monthly and the Board of County Commissioners seeks applications for the remainder of the term.
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Kimball
Ruth F. Holm
Miss Holm
Ft. Collins, Colo
Jack Holm
Board of County Commissioners
O Malley Installed Rotary Vice President in Oshkosh
Dr W P O Malley a Rotary Club charter member is named vice president after serving as vice president last year. Other officers listed include Bob Reichenberg as vice president secretary treasurer Harold Moffat retiring president Leo Applegate and committee chairs George Thompson Tu JiCs Schuldt. Norfolk firm buys Chadron radio station KESR as FCC approves sale for 60000 with new owners taking over August 1 Eugene F Huse Jr publisher of Norfolk Daily News leads the group Jack Miller becomes Chadron station manager.
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Oshkosh
W. P. O'Malley
Rotary Club
Anid
Atre
Bob Reichenberg
Club Servie
Harry
Kuska
Harold Moffat
Vorational Service
Leo Applegate
Memie International Service
Mmittee
George Thompson
Aod
Tu JiCs Schuldt
Norfolk
Chadron
KESR
Service Radio Co
Nebr
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Eugene F
Jerry) Huse, Jr
Norfolk Daily News
WAG
Ainsworth and
Valentine
Jack_ Miller
Deuel County Fair Plans Space Age Parade and Entries Soon
Deuel County free fair opens August 7 with many divisions for exhibits. New features include commercial exhibits, a variety night, an atomic mobile unit, talent night, King and Queen presentation, parade, livestock and 4 H awards, kid games, auto rodeo and showmanship. Parade entrants compete for 400 dollars prize money with Space Age themed floats. King and Queen chosen by Business and Professional Women's Club in Big Springs and Chappell.
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Chappell
Deuel County
Exnibi
Deuel County Fair
Business and Professional Women's Club
Big Springs
Horse Racing Featured at Garden County Fair
Garden County Agricultural Association sets August 27 to 30 for the county fair with night rodeos on August 29 and 30. A dance featuring a top band will cap Saturday night, and a strong horse racing program plus dog racing will entertain fair patrons in Western Nebraska.
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Oshkosh
Garden County Agricultural Association
Pat McGinley
The
Fair Board
Nebraska
City Council approves 25 mill budget to cover rising costs
Councilmen Tuesday night adopted an annual budget ordinance setting a 25 mill levy, up from 21.2 mills. The hike funds rising operating costs and two major items: resurfacing Main Street this summer and about $15,009 for the electrical substation to meet growing demand, reducing transfers to grow the light fund.
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Light Department
Crawford School Budget Lower for 60
The Crawford Board of Education approved a 121 345 dollar budget for the public schools next term, down 8 030 from last year and 16 040 41 less than actual spending. The cut reflects one fewer teacher and major past year expenditures.
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Crawford
Board of Education
Changes Planned at Oshkosh Livestock Commission
Mr and Mrs Herb Hartman have gained full ownership of the Oshkosh Livestock Commission, purchasing the remaining half from Al Bachman who will move to Grand Island to join a major state firm. The Hartmans are already initiating improvements as they lead the company forward.
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Livestock Commission Oshkosh
Oshkosh Livestock Commission Company
Herb Hartman
al Bachman
Grand Island
Jack Rice Installed as New Lions President
Jackson Rice has been installed president of the Chappell Lions Club. Other officers installed were Don Miles first vice-president James Ledbetter second vice-president Harold Dethiefson third vice-presi dent Burton Smith secretary treasurer Dick Roush Lion Tanner and Bill Jerson tail twister. Past presidents pins were presented to Dr Ward Newcomb and Robert Pokorny. Burt Smith received state honors with a gold key for 100 percent secretary work.
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Chappell
Jackson Rice
Chappell Lions Club
Don Miles
James Ledbetter
Harold Dethiefson
Burton Smith
Dick Roush
Lion Tanner
Bill Jerson
Ward Newcomb
Robert Pokorny
Burt Smith
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