Schedules for A M Intermediate and Life Saving Classes
The notice lists timed life saving and beginner classes across multiple days. Tuesday sessions in Sidney at 10 A M Life Saving and 11 A M Teen-Agers. Thursday sessions in Sod at 9 A M and 10 A M Potter and Sunol at 11 A M. Potter and Sunol offer Beginners and Intermediate each hour. Adults 6 15 P M Beginners and Intermediates. Friday 9 A M lv Beginners. Rural students may register on any day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter & Sunol
Rites Thursday For Roy E. Gillham 70
Funeral services for Roy E. Gillham 70 prominent farmer in the Peetz community were held Thursday at the Evangelical United Brethren Church in Peetz. Gillham died last Monday at Cheyenne County Memorial Hospital after a heart attack in Sidney. Burial was in Riverside Cemetery Sterling. Pallbearers were W. Lee Hawkins Lucy Norton Leslie Ross Fehringer Bernard Roel and Harry Adams. He was born May 10 1888 at Waverly Nebraska. He married Orpha Jane Grace February 21 1912 at Central City. Survivors include his wife three sons eight grandchildren one sister and two brothers.
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Roy E. Gillham
Peetz
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Mr. Gillham
Cheyenne County Memorial Hospital
Sidney
Raymond Scott
Riverside Cemetery
Sterling
Gehrig and Son Funeral Home
W. Lee Hawkins
Lucy Norton
Leslie Ross
Fehringer
Bernard Roel
Harry Adams
Waverly
Neb
Frank
Alice Miller Gillham
Orpha Jane Grace
Central City
Accident at Sidney intersection damages Albro car
Sidney police investigated an accident Saturday morning at the intersection of Minois Street and 17th Avenue near a Phillips 66 service station. A car driven by Gerald L. Bolding, 24, of Kimball backed into Vern H. Albro, 40, of Sidney, causing $5 damage to the Albro vehicle.
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Sidney
Minois St
17Th Ave
Gerald L. Bolding
Kimball
Vern H. Albro
Albro
Starkweather to Die in Chair on December 17
Charles Starkweather, 19, who confessed to involvement in 11 slayings, is scheduled for execution in the electric chair on December 17. District Judge Harry Spencer set the date after Starkweather was convicted for the slaying of Robert Tensen, 17, of Bennet, Nebraska.
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Charles Starkweather
Harry Spencer
Starkweather
Robert Tensen
Bennet
Neb
Golden Gals 4-H Club Holds June Meeting
The Golden Gals 4-H Club met June 5 at Cynthia Morris home with seven members. Judy Irwin led the meeting in Carol Scott absence. Discussion covered possible 4-H camps and hairstyles charts. Refreshments were served. June 12 planned at Peggy and Karen Deaver home. Peggy Deaver, reporter.
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Golden Gals 4-H Club
Cynthia
Morris
Judy Irwin
Carol Scott
Peggy
Karen Deaver
Peggy Deaver
Earnings Base For Social Security Old Age Benefits
The basis for Social Security benefits is the individual's average earnings. Benefits depend on average earnings for all workers including employees, self employed operators, and farm operators. Dependent family members’ benefits follow the same rule. Individual max and min payments are cited, with guidance to obtain a detailed publication from the local office.
Omahan Wins State Teen Age Drive Test
Douglas Pilowski of Hastings won the Nebraska Teen Age Safe Driving Road-E-O with 535 points out of 565 on Sunday at Lexington. James Ea gen of Beatrice took second with 534 and Ron Trout of Omaha had 527 for third. Sidney and Kimball entrants finished in the top 10 though exact places were not set by awards time. Howard Riewe scored 96 in the written and 225 in the road test, encountering trouble during skill tests. A total of 40 contestants entered the statewide event.
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Douglas Pilowski
Hastings
Nebraska
Hearing Set on Freight Increase by Nebraska Railroads
The Nebraska Railway Commission announced a hearing in Lincoln on September 18, 1958, to review the request by railroads to raise the minimum LCL shipment charge from 1.75 to 3.00. The article briefly notes a culinary aside about adding sugar to milk and eggs for French toast.
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Nebraska Railway
Commission
Lincoln
Nebraska
Opal Saum Elected president of Mintken Legion Aux
Mrs Opal Saum was elected president of the American Legion Auxiliary Mintken Division Post 301 in Dalton on Wednesday evening May 28. Officers elected include Loretta Rabe vice president Lola Rathman secretary Esther Henke treasurer and Joan Panas historian. Installation planned for July 2 with Saum appointing committee chairs.
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Dalton A.L.A
Opal Saum
American Legion Auxiliary
Mintken Division
Dalton
Ruth Ziegler
Loretta Rabe
Lola Rathman
Esther Henke
Joan Panas
Emma Jennett
Saum
Kitchen Kities 4-H Club Meeting Notes
Kitchen Kities 4-H Club met at Patty Policky's home on June 4 for a lesson on oatmeal cookies and lemonade. Each girl brought an oatmeal cookie she made at home. Roll call asked for a food to eat daily. All members were present.
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Patty Policky
Meeting at Runge Home June 18 Hosts Doris and Nane Runge
Jeanne Mathewson reports a community gathering set for June 18 at the residence of Doris and Nane Runge. The notice highlights the hosts and date for local residents.
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Doris
Nane Runge
Jeanne Mathewson
Good-All Goes on Summer Time at Ogallala
More than 700 employees of Good-All Electric Manufacturing Company shift to summer hours from 6:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. with a 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. lunch break to align service with eastern Daylight Saving Time. Delicous' dessert recipe ideas are also noted in the text.
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Ogallala
Good-All Electric Manufacturing Company
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Hendie
Gras Turner
Larson
Omahan
Powell Hardware
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
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