All Dressed Up With Someplace To Go at Jamboree
Twelve of Cheyenne County Boy Scouts travel to the National Jamboree in California for a seven day experience. The group posed in full regalia before departing Friday night, with Bill Hagemeister not pictured. They will return home July 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New‘port “Harbor
Irvine Ranch
Santa Ana
Calif
Cheyenne ‘County
California
Bob Hendricks
Doug Har
Lan
Robert Ivie
Dale Dodds
Glen Yarney
Clarence Wickman
Derald Pittam
Roger Worrall
Earl Barnes
Rodney Hahler
Larry Loebe
Wally Namath
Bill Hagemeister
Potter
Okola Kiiiye
Black Hills
South Dakota
Myron Leveland
Chamber of Commerce
Sidney
Fort Sidney
Sidney, Ordville and
Penny’s Company
Evans Plunge
Mount Rushmore
Strata Bowl
Reptile Gardens
Dinosaur Park
Federal Indian Museum
School of Mines
Rapid City Air Base
Kota
Spearfish
Deadwood
Deadwood Dick’s Grave
Homestake Mine
Mount Moriah
Francis the mule interviews Frances at Fox Theatre
Francis the talking mule visits the newspaper office to interview Frances Craig about the film at Fox Theatre next Sunday and Monday. The spoof interview features quips about reporters, politics, and plugs while Frances receives two passes for the show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis
Frances
Talking Mule
Frances Craig
Fox Theatre
Mule
Howdy
America
Ike Francis
Burro
Haines
Propst Again Seeks U S Supreme Court Review on Nebraska School Land
William Propst, a Perkins County farmer, seeks Supreme Court action on Nebraska school land leases after the Ebke decision ended automatic renewals. Assistant Attorney General Robert Nelson questions the point, noting all leases are sold and due process concerns were not raised earlier. The case centers on whether state actions against lease renewals violate federal constitutional rights and could set a Nebraska contract precedent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Propst
Perkins County
U. S. Supreme Court
Nebraska
Propst
Robert Nelson
Board of Educational Lands and Funds
Ebke
Charles D. Green
Sidney
Federal District Court
Omaha
Lancaster District Court
Hap Arnell Ends 18 Years At Dalton Coop
Hap Arnell resigns as manager of the Dalton Coop Grain Elevator effective July 15 after 18 years with the cooperative. Hugh Cortney named as his replacement. Arnell has not disclosed future plans. Kimball grain man has operated elevators at Lorenzo and Kimball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray “Hap” Arnell
Dalton Coop
Arnell
Hugh Cortney
Kimball
Lorenzo
Local youths to travel with chaperones on trip
Mr. and Mrs. Francis McElfresh, Leroy Case, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Case, and David Campbell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Campbell will be joined by leaders Myron Leveland and Harold Hermann and bus driver Ralph Robertson on the upcoming trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle
Don Johnson
Walter Johnson
Roy Miller
Louis Miller
Buck” Koester
al Koester
Gene
Darwin Glassburn
Dewitt Glassburn
Don McElfresh
Francis McElfresh
Leroy Case
Leo Case
David Campbell
Tom Campbell
Myron Leveland
Harold Hermann
Ralph Robertson
Week In Advance Preview of July Activities
The calendar lists weekly events from July 19 to July 24 coordinated by the Sidney Chamber of Commerce. Highlights include the 10th Annual Farm Safety Week, Rotary and City Council meetings, IOOF and Legion gatherings, Lions and Rebekahs sessions, Boy Scout activities, and a Friday Band Concert at the Band Shell.</s>
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Chamber of Commerce
Doris Leis
Chamber of Commerce
Rotary
Council Rooms
IOOF
Odd Fellows Hall
SCS
Jaycees
Hazel’s Cafe
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Room
City Auditorium
Lions
Rebekahs
Boy Scout Troop
Band Shell
Anthony Accepts Accountant Post in Ogallala Office
Anthony joined the W. D. Messenger Company in Ogallala as an accountant in early July. A 1953 University of Nebraska graduate, he is the son of Mr and Mrs Marvin Anthony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Anthony
W. D. Messenger Company
Ogallala
Anthony
University of Nebraska
Marvin Anthony
Also Mentioned on This Page
Telegraph
Hap Arnell
Prouthers
The
U.S A
R Vy
Good Housekeeping
Greenlees’, Inc
Sidney National Bank
Sidney’s New Bank
FDIC
Oxfords
Sarly
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