March Calendar Highlights At Gering High School
The March calendar lists events from parent teacher conferences March 19 to intramural volleyball starting this week. Activities include district and state competitions in basketball and volleyball, music and theater events, several pep clubs and honor society meetings, and numerous class meetings and club events across March 1 to March 26 with many venues in Chadron, Scottsbluff, Lincoln, and Norfolk.
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Lorenzo
Business Institute
Scottsbluff
Chadron
LPVAA
Sunflower
FHA
Gering
Alliance
House of Representatives
Sidney
Methodist
Kearney
Parents Advisory Council
Harlem Clowns
American Legion
Norfolk
Stars of Tomorrow
FTA
Sidney Educators
Chadron Eagle Cakes
March of Dimes
Panhandle
Romanoff
Juliett
New Office Manager At Work Track Meet Schedule
Calendar item lists events including a track meet at 2 30, end of third quarter. March 27 broom sale by band, March 29 regional American Legion oratorical contest here at 9 30 a m. March 30 GAA at 7 30, March 31 report cards issued.
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American Legion
Farmers Union OKs Income Tax Bill In State
The Nebraska Farmers Union closes its convention by praising a state income tax act and criticizing Constitutional Amendment No. 6 promoters. It backs a national rural electrification research lab at the University of Nebraska and supports a statewide wholesale public power district outside Omaha PPD. The group endorses Milford Trade School year round operation, classes in other cities, a western trade school, and keeps Schroeder mail route law as is. Officers re elected Elton Berck president Clifford Bartels vice president and three directors Clarence Lewis Anselmo Louis Wieble and Harold Dinkelage.
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Nebraska Farmers Union
Frank Haumont
Broken Bow
University of Nebraska
Omaha
Milford
Schroeder
Elton Berck
Clifford Bartels
Alliance
Clarence A. Lewis
Anselmo
Louis C. Wieble
Filley
Harold Dinkelage
Wisner
Need Sales Books or Office Forms at The Telegraph
A local ad invites customers to The Telegraph Printing Co Inc at 83 Ilth Ave to purchase sales books and other office forms, promising quality products at affordable prices.
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the Telegraph Printing Co., Inc
Ilth Ave
The Top Ten Best-Selling Records Of The Week
The Cash Box Magazine nationwide survey lists the week’s top ten records. Notable entries include THIS DIAMOND RING by Lewis, MY GIRL by Temptations, YOUVE LOST THAT LOVIN FEELING by Righteous Brothers, DOWNTOWN by Clark, EIGHT DAYS A WEEK by Beatles, GO TO PIECES by Peter and Gordon, ALL DAY AND ALL OF THE NIGHT by Kinks, KING OF THE ROAD by Miller, JOLLY GREEN GIANT by Kingsmen, THE BOY FROM NEW YORK CITY by Ad Liks.
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Cash Box
Lewis
Temptations
Righteous Brothers
Clark
Beatles
Kinks
Miller Jolly Green Giant
Kingsmen
the Boy From
New York City
City and School Workers Get Across-the-Board Raises
City employees and teachers received raises in two separate actions. Teachers in the elementary district and high school gain $200 annually to $4800 after next fall, with a schedule of steps and education-based advances. City workers average about ten percent, with highest boosts around 15 percent and some unchanged, all meant to reach a "livable wage."
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Kimball
Martin Curtis to visit Oshkosh for 44th district meet
Congressman Dave Martin and Senator Carl Curtis travel to Oshkosh for a 44th district meeting at 7 30 p m Saturday in the GCHS auditorium. W E Dunn county Republican chairman says residents will be close to their government in Washington this year. Refreshments offered with no admission. Attendees from Keith Garden Arthur Grant Devel and Mor rill counties expected.
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Oshkosh
Dave Martin
Carl Curtis
W. E. Dunn County
Washington
GCHS
Keith
Garden
Arthur
Grant, Devel
Morrill Counties
Nebraska Farm Bureau speaker to address Kimball banquet
Robert Thompson of Lincoln, secretary of the Nebraska Farm Bureau Federation, will be featured speaker at Kimball County Farm Bureau's annual farmer business man banquet. The event is Thursday evening, March 4, at St. Joseph's Catholic Church starting at 6 30 p.m. Members are urged to invite businessmen as guests.
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Kimball
Robert Thompson
Lincoln
Nebraska Farm Bureau Federation
Kimball County Farm Bureau
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Farm Bureau
Seven oil well sites added in Nebraska notices
Notices of intent to drill oil wells filed the week of February 22 with the Nebraska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission. Listed are operators such as Reserve Oil and Gas Co and Kimbark Exploration Co with several wells across Kimball, Cheyenne, Red Willow, Banner, and Scotts Bluff counties, detailing unit names, sections, ranges, fields and estimated sand targets.
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Nebraska
Nebraska Oil and Gas Conservation Come
Reserve Oil & Gas Co
Enders
Kimball County - Enders Field
Murfin Drilling Co
Kimbark Exploration Co
Clifford
Cheyenne Co
Owwo Platte Valley Oil Co
Burch Exploration Ltd
Fritz
CSW
Red Willow Co
Silver Creek
Burch Exploration
Allison Drilling Co
J” Sand
Exeter Drilling Co
Burks & Burns and Petroleum, Inc
Anderson
Wildcat - c
Sinclair Oil & Gas Con
Schleicher
Sese Secetion
Scotts Bluff Co
Fire damages upholstery in 1957 car near motel
A deep hole burned through the upholstery of a 1957 model car owned by George Lure of Scottsbluff last Thursday afternoon at the Porter Motel. Firemen made two calls to ensure the blaze was out, with damage estimated at 150 dollars. Fireman Jim Paxton examines the ruined upholstery in a Telegraph Photo.
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George Lure
Scottsbluff
Porter Motel
Jim Paxton
Telegraph
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