Sidney telegraph People You Know advancing crowley and albro
Joseph A Crowley of Larchmont N Y has been named manager of marketing development for Owens Illinois Glass Container Division in a promotion announced by R C Pilsbury. Formerly beverage industries sales manager in the Atlantic Region he is a Iowa State University graduate and veteran of World War II. Tom and Mark Albro former Sidney athletes excel in Brazil winning Braniff International tournament honors with Our Lady of Mercy in Rio de Janeiro and earning all tournament spots.
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Joseph A. Crowley
Larchmont
N. Y
Owens-Illinois, Inc
R. C. Pilsbury
Crowley
Beverage Industries
Atlantic
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Iowa State University
Owens-Illinois
Indianapolis
Ind
New York City
Army Air Force
David A. Crowley
Pasadena Place
Sidney
Tom Albro
Mark Albro
Tom
Recife
Brazil
Rio de Janeiro
South America
Our Lady of Mercy
Mark
Topeka Tornado Relief Report From Gary Ely
Gary Ely of Topeka reports he and his wife escaped injury when a tornado struck Topeka around 8 p m Wednesday. He and his wife were 30 miles out of town when notified then returned to survey damage on Washburn University campus. Many campus buildings were demolished or heavily damaged and power was out until restored.
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Nila Ely
Gary
Topeka
Kan
Ely
Elys
Washburn University
Washburn
J. M. McDonald
Don Hart
Manhattan
Zerr
Hart
Methodists Gain In Member Total
The Nebraska Methodist Conference reports 622 new members in 1965-66, raising state Methodist membership to 139,403. One new congregation, St Luke Church in west Omaha, brings total churches to 437. Property value in institutions owned by Nebraskas Methodist Church rises to 39 million dollars. The conference closes June 9 after ministerial appointments by Bishop Kenneth W. Coveland.
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Methodist Church
Nebraska
Nebraska Methodist Conference
Lincoln
Woodrow Leypold
Albion
Nebraska Wesleyan University
Leypold
St. Luke Methodist Church
West
Omaha
Leopoldi
Nebraska Methodist
Kenneth W. Coveland
Chappell Gets New Minister
Lincoln Bishop Kenneth W. Copeland announced 1966 67 ministerial appointments at the Nebraska Methodist Annual Conference closing session. Special statewide roles include Rev. Jerry D. Elrod as inner city Omaha pastor and Rev. Norman L. Kauble as conference director of field services with Lincoln headquarters. Other assignments listed cover Northwest District towns such as Chappell and Melbeta, among others.
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Lincoln
Kenneth W. Copeland
Nebraska
Chappell
Walter D. Marshall
Crookston- Kilgore
Marvin G. McDougle, Sr
Henry Lyman
Harold J. Miller
Melbeta
Erwin E. Mindt
Morrill
Roger Casteel
Tiny venomous frogs studied by NIH researchers
Scientists at the National Institutes of Health in Bethesda Maryland study tiny South American frogs that exude the world s deadliest venom in search of new drugs to treat human ailments.
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National Institutes of Health
Bethesda
Union Pacific Announce Large North Platte Yard
Omaha Union Pacific will build a huge new classification yard at North Platte Nebraska to speed freight traffic. Edi H Bailey president of the railroad said the complex of tracks and controls will take three years to complete and cost about 19 million dollars.
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Omaha
Union Pacific Raileoad
North Platte
Neb
Edi H. Bailey
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