Cheyenne County 4-H Members Tour Washington and World’s Fair
The Cheyenne County 4-H group joined students from Nebraska and other states on a citizenship course tour. They visited Capitol Hill, met with senators and a representative, toured the Washington Monument, and spent time at Ramsey New Jersey and the New York fair. The trip highlighted late meals, transit delays, and the growth of the 44 youths toward adulthood.
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Nebraska
Arkansas
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Idaho
Center
Capitol Hill
Hruska
Capitol
Curtis
Martin
Washington
Washington Monument
Ramsey
New Jersey
Howard Johnson Motor Lodge
Jersey City
George Washington Bridge
Hudson River
Gotham Gate
United States
Manhattan
Empire State Building
Holland Tunnel
Cheyenne County
World’s Fair
Washington D. C
Al Ladine Heads Sidney Lions Club Installation
Al Ladine was installed as the new Sidney Lions Club president at a noon meeting in the Fort Sidney Motor Hotel. He succeeds Elmer Weber. Officers sworn in include John Scholl as first vice president and Don Foxhaven as secretary treasurer, with two and one year board members named. The club discussed a Leader Dog program dog donated to train the blind and continued eyeglass collection drive led by Dr. Adkinson.
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al Ladine
Sidney Lions Club
Fort Sidney Motor Hotel
Elmer Weber
H. Glenn Spearow
John Scholl
Don Foxhaven
Roy MacAdams
Lloyd Mintken
Stan Larabee
Gene Morris
E. W. Barnes
Chuck Willey
Dr. Adkinson
Sight Conservation
The
Lions
Farm Corner 4-H Delegation Has Gay Time In East
Ivan Liljegren recounts Cheyenne County 4-H members traveling by bus to Washington with 44 youths, chaperones, and fundraisers. The trip covered 700 miles the first day, included visits to Mark Twain Cave and Lincoln’s Tomb, and late arrival humor at the National 4-H Center.
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East
Ivan Liljegren
Cheyenne County
4-H Club
John Rutz
Elberne Luehrs
Myron Woten
Washington
Turnpike Tunnel
Pittsburgh
Mark Twain
Hannibal Missouri
Lincoln
Springfield
Illinois
Indianapolis Speedway
Hettrick Wins Kimball Meet in Open Golf Playoff
John Hettrick of Sidney won the 12th Annual Open Golf Tournament at Kimball Country Club, defeating Jim Marshall of Cheyenne on the third hole of a playoff after both birdied the first. Marshall’s third shot went over a fence costing two strokes. Third place went to Gil Rhine, with Roger Gunderson and others close behind. ninety three players competed.
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John Hettrick
Sidney
Jim Marshall
Cheyenne
Kimball Country Club
Hettrick
Marshall
Gil Rhine
Longmont
Roger Gunderson
Kimball
Norm Phillips
Vern Hamilton
Roger Hickman
Weighing For Soap Box Derby Cars At Store
Entrants in the Soap Box Derby may have their cars weighed at Farmers Feed & Seed Store on East Illinois, per Jim Lodes of the Junior Chamber of Commerce. Weighing is free and slips will certify the car and driver combined. The maximum weight is 250 pounds.
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Farmers Feed & Seed
East
Illinois
Jim Lodes
Chamber of Commerce
Lodes
Drag Races Set For Julesburg
The Platte Valley Custom Club will sponsor drag races Sunday at the dragway three miles west of Julesburg Colorado. Time trials begin at 9 a.m. and class eliminations at 1 p.m. Top cars and drivers from four states will attend with over 200 cars expected.
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Platte Valley
Telegraph Printing Co. ad offers pickup and fast printing
A brief advertisement from Telegraph Printing Co. Inc announcing printing services with pickup, fast turnaround, and delivery. It lists phone number 254-5555 and location 836 11th Ave. The ad emphasizes quick action on customer calls.
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Telegraph Printing Co., Inc
11Th Ave
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Sidney Lions
al Ladine Center
Ot Tanning Corp
Reckderd, Mich
Greenlees
Julesburg
Nti Yy
Ogallala
Shirley Bergstrom
Sidney Beauty Academy
Oldsmobile
CHEVY
America
Kokier Motor CO
Chevrolet
Jackson
13Th & Jackson
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