Depot land division set by Cheyenne County committee
The Cheyenne County Reorganization Committee will announce June 28 at 8 p.m. in the district court room its decision on how the former Sioux Army Depot land should be divided among school districts 76 and 77. SIDC favors half to each district with nearby districts considered.
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Cheyenne County Reorganization Committee
District Court
Court House
Sioux Army
Sidney
Sioux Industrial Development Corporation
SIDC
Jeff Bush
John Peetz
Gurley
Peetz
Bob Kuehn
Frank Mattoon
Ken McMillen
Peetz High School honors 16 seniors in May graduation
The class of 16 seniors at Peetz High School received degrees on May 23. Valedictorian was Karen Fehringer and salutatorian was Ken Hallett, both planning to attend Colorado State University at Fort Collins this fall.
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Peetz High School
Karen Fehringer
George E. Fehringer
Ken Hallett
Lillian Hallet
Colorado State University At
Fort Collins
Semi rolls into car and pickup on Dalton main street
A semi trailer truck rolled out of control Friday at 4 15 p m along Dalton main street. It lightly damaged a parked car and a pickup with no injuries. The Hartman car and Bowzer pickup each sustained about 150 in damage.
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Dalton
Max Ibach
Nebraska State Patrol
George Helms
Sterling
Colo
Eugene Hartman
Ibach
Hartman
Merton Bowzer
Sidney
Big Brother Organizers Set Meeting in Sidney
Sidney organizers of the Big Brother program plan a Wednesday 8 p m meeting at the Chamber of Commerce office. A steering committee will be formed to establish the program mechanics and broaden turnout with service clubs and interested parties invited. The aim is to provide adult guidance and recreation opportunities for fatherless or motherless youths and others seeking mentorship.
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Sidney
Chamber of Commerce
Fashion Stylist Sarah McKinley to Speak at Sidney Event
Miss Sarah McKinley an educational fashion stylist will speak to Cheyenne County 4-H girls at the 4-H Building in Sidney on June 20. She will cover fashions fabrics accessories grooming and modeling sponsored by the University of Nebraska Cooperative Extension Simplicity Pattern Company and county staff. National 4-H Dress Revue details and Nebraska participation are noted with 1967 clothing project enrollments and 4-H awards context.
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Cheyenne County
Sarah McKinley
Sidney
Miss McKinley
Ohio State University
Columbus
Ohio
Carson Pirie Scott and Company
Chicago
Simplicity
University of Nebraska Cooperative Extension Service
County
Simplicity Pattern Company
Nebraska
Boy Bitten by Dog. Dog Missing in City Neighborhood
Steven Brunick five, son of Mr and Mrs James Brunick of 552 Beverly, was bitten Sunday evening by a large black dog near 526 Beverly. Police seek the dog after it broke free from a tied rope when rock throwing began. Another unidentified child was bitten. The dog’s owner is away. animal in a neighbor or friend’s care.
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Steven Brunick
James Brunick
Beverly
Brunick
Jaycee Head To State Meeting
Bob Van Meter president of the Sidney Jaycees attended a two day Lincoln workshop for new Nebraska Jaycee local presidents. The session at the University of Nebraska aimed to boost leadership, speech, time management and action planning with 85 leaders present.
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Bob van Meter
Sidney Jaycees
Lincoln
Nebraska Jaycees
Bob
MFA Insurance Companies
Bill Conboy
Columbia
Missouri
John Steinbaurer
U. S. Jaycees
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Nebraska Supreme Court
Edward Carter
Nebraska Jaycee
Earnie Schneider
North Platte
Howard Vann
Omaha
Bob Peterson
Jack Campbell
Frank Smith
Papillion
Nebraska Center For Continuing Education
University of Nebraska
Minor Collision Report At North Sidney Market Parking Lot
Police reported a minor traffic mishap Sunday in the North Sidney Market parking lot. Florence E. White of Dalton backed into a parked car owned by Bernadette Farnworth of Sidney.
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North Sidney Market
Florence E. White
Dalton
Bernadette Farnworth
Sidney
Sidney Council to Hear Sunday Liquor and Tax Proposal
The Sidney city council will meet tonight to consider an ordinance limiting alcohol sales after six p.m. on Sundays and to discuss an occupational tax proposal on itinerant photographers.
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Sidney
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