People You Know highlights Sidney residents received notices
The Sidney Telegraph column recognizes local figures. Mrs. Phil Hanneman of Oceanside, formerly Sidney Deputy County Treasurer, earned bank service recognition. Wallace Brown transitions from Union Pacific to driving a bookmobile. Items cover Golden Anniversary, ministerial notes, Formosa voyage, medical research paper, and other community notices.
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The
Sidney Telegraph
Sidney
Nebraska
Phil Hanneman
Oceanside
Calif
South Oceanside
Bank of America
Hanneman
Placque
Sidneyite
R W Brown
Wallace
Brownie
Union Pacific Railroad
Hs Railroad
Cheyenne County
Brown
Popular Dalton Residents Leave For Grant Home
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Saum plan to retire in Grant after long Burlington Railroad service. The couple, with six children and 22 grandchildren, lived in Dalton since 1949 and remain active in community affairs while Mrs. Saum leaves KSID radio duties.
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Dalton
Grant
Harry Saum
Saum
C. B. & Q. Railroad
Saums
Mr. Saum
Maywood
Neb
Republican County
Kansas
Belleville
The
Burlington
Brandon
Wellfleet
Farnham
Maxine
Jeff Florom
North Platte
Evalynne
Keith Powell
Forrest
Kearney
Hal
Elm Creek
Harry Jr
Servco Heating Co
Burnell
Ohio Life Insurance Co
Omaha
Dalton Hour
KSID
Royal Room
Dalton Radio
Civil Service Announces Exams For Stenographer Typist Jobs
The St Louis region Civil Service Commission invites applications for examinations opening career posts as stenographer and typist across midwest and Washington. Starting salaries from 296 to 342 dollars monthly with advancement, health and retirement benefits. Additional examinations include bookkeeping machine operator and meat grader positions with salaries up to 6 675 yearly. Applications via post offices or the Federal Building St Louis Missouri.
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St Louis
Civil Service Commission
Midwest
Washington, D. C
Jowes’ Group
Iegi Se
Bu'ldia
St Louis Agon
Uo S Civil Service Commssion
Fihine
M.daest
Telegraph Want Ads Sale Notice
A newspaper notice promotes the Telegraph want ads as the place to list items for sale or trade. Readers are invited to place classified ads to reach local buyers and sellers efficiently.
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Telegraph
Toastmasters Area Contest Set for March 31 at Fort Sidney
Toastmasters from three Area 55 clubs will compete in the annual Area Speech Contest at the Fort Sidney Motor Hotel on Sunday March 31 with two entrants from each club Sidney representatives include Carl Bonstead and H N Rhodes. Special guests include District Governor Cyrus Hall of Chadron and Area Governor Elbert L Farrar of Cheyenne. A 5 pm dinner precedes the events, and neighboring clubs have been invited to attend and supply judges. Joe Bonkiewicz of Sidney serves as toastmaster with Darrell Hunt assisting.
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Area 55
Fort Sidney Motor Hotel
Sidney
Kimball
Cheyenne
Cyrus Hall
Chadron
Elbert L. Farrar
Don Birchmeier
Sidney Toastmasters Club
Joe Bonkiewicz
Darrell Hunt
Sidney Club
Carl Bonstead
H N_ Rhodes
Colleges Invited To Annual Nebraska Intercollegiate Rodeo
Lincoln Nebraska University of Nebraska Rodeo Association invites 20 Nebraska colleges to send teams for the 5th Annual Nebraska Intercollegiate Championship Rodeo on April 26 27 at the State Fairgrounds Coliseum Lincoln. Each school can enter three girls and five boys with events for both genders and prizes awarded to top performers. The all around cow boy and cowgirl will be named at the final performance Saturday evening.
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Lincoln
University of Nebraska Rodeo Association
Nebraska
State Fairgrounds Coliseum
NY Assa
John Lambert
UNRA
Burr Hall
College of Agrculture
Rosalene Tollman
N. 30Th St
Nebr
4-H Summer Group Plans Camp in Mitchell District
County agents from the Panhandle gather at Bridgeport to plan the Mitchell District 4-H Camp set for June 10 to 12. About 300 4-H youngsters are expected, making it a major summer event. last year 70 Cheyenne County members attended. The 4-H Council meets Thursday at 1 15 at the 4-H building to discuss summer programs.
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Panhandle
Bridgeport
Cheyenne County
Lucille Weyerts
Lincoln
Stanley Bills Wins Lee Stores Model Car Sweepstakes
Stanley Bills of Lodgepole won the Grand Sweepstakes in the Lee Stores Model Car Contest over 194 entries. Don Keiper won multiple divisions, with Dale Bond and Richard Larson earning several runner up spots and other names listed among open and junior divisions. Awards included best dragster stock custom and display with accompanying medals and ribbons. Millspaugh of Julesburg judged the event and later became noted for slot racers and car magazine work.
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Lee
Richard Larson
Don Keiper
Stanley Bills
Lodgepole
JoAnn Benzel
Duane Nelson
Peetz
Colo
Telegraph
Lee Stores
Dale Bond
Linda Tschacher
Roger Weikel
Bob Smith
Mike Pfau
Tommy Kloberdanz
Tom Herbek
Jerry Anthony
Bill Peratt
Goald Lindsey
Larry Cook
Roy Wittrock
Mark Anthony
Ben Millspaugh
Julesburg
Millspaugh
4-H Clubs Helping Hand Elects Officers and Plans Activities
The first meeting on March 2 at Deanna Bruns home elected Pam Adams president Janet Boye vice president and Deanna Bruns secretary. A March 15 meeting at Nyla Leypoldt with 10 members featured cocoa and toast demonstrations and table setting. Next, needle holders to be made on March 22 at the Lodgepole Valley Saddle Club House with Dolores Hare as reporter.
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Deanna Bruns
Leypoldt
Bruns
Pam Adams
Janet Boye
Nyla Leypold
Jeanette Sterling
Cindy Eisen
Nyla Leypoldt
Cammon
Nancy Olsen
Lodgepole Valley Saddle Club House
Dolores Hare
Clover Leaf Drovers Hold First Meeting
The Clover Leaf Drovers opened their season with a March Friday gathering. New members joined as Lyle Burton was thanked for a club visit and leaders Vern Sinsel Chuck Fisher and Kenny Fleming received certificates for their service.
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Clover Leaf Drovers
Lyle Burton
Vern Sinsel
Chuck Fisher
Kenny Fleming
Better the Best Beef Breeding Heifer Club Meets
The fourth meeting of The Better the Best Beef Breeding Heifer Club was called to order by vice president Wel don Tremain. Dee Ann Gue reported on the Public Speaking Contest she attended. Discussion covered the Spring Party. The next gathering is at Pam and Jams Gell’s home on April 17 at 7 30 p.m.
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Weldon Tremain
Dee Ann Gue
Pam
Jams Gell
Sarah Johnson
Girl Scout Troop 195 Meeting at Preeerian Church
Troop 195 Brownies met March 19, 1963 at Preeerian Church School with leaders Mrs Mille and Mrs Mueller. Cathy Ellison served treats. After visiting the hospital, they returned to the meeting place with Eten Tim, recorter.
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Erian Church
Mille
Mueller
Cathy Ellison
Que
Eten Tim
Recorter
Gurley School seeks four teachers and coach
Gurley Public School requests four teachers in home economics music junior high math and science plus a basketball coach per Supt Robert Scoville. Several staff resignations and promotions are noted with returning and new hires listed including Mrs E H Bud Reimuth Mrs Rollie Waite Miss Winifred Linerson and others along with vacancies and filled posts.
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Gurley
Robert Scoville
Eleanor Speirs
Home cc
University of Nebraska
Doug Anderson
Datloy
Anderson
Roger Killion
Nebraska City
Sophia Gels
Werdell Lessman
Center School
E. H. ‘Bud’ Reinmuth
Rollie Waite
Winifred Linerson
Shirley Beyer
Helen Slattery
Arleta Rohde
Richard Ferris
Richard Pankratz
Warren Glover
John Flora
William Jackson
Smallpox Immunization Rules for International Travel
Entry to the United States requires evidence of smallpox vaccination or prior illness recorded on an international certificate approved by the World Health Organization. Vaccinations can be given by private physicians except yellow fever, for which designated clinics exist in states including Iowa City, Denver, and Minneapolis. A list of clinics and the full immunization information booklet can be ordered from the U.S. Government Printing Office.
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United States
World Wide Health Organization
Towa City
Denver
Minneapolis
Mid-West
U. S. Government Printing Office
Washington
D.C
Nebraska Driver Education Surges Across 186 Schools
The State Department of Education reports 186 Nebraska schools offer driver education this year, up 20 from last year. About 7,598 tenth graders received training representing roughly one third of state high school enrollment. Courses run 30 class hours plus six behind the wheel, often on Saturdays, with earned credit left to local districts.
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Nebraska
State Department of Education
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Dan) Jewett
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Ike
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Carl L Nelson
Sdres
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Norman Paris
Thelma Paris
Fort Knox Ky
Paris
Fort Leonard Wood
Formosa
Paul Weinsordt
Formos
Stetomea
Uu. S
Irs Weinhardt
Darlene Paris
Botou
Weingardt
Jerry Wolf
Clifford Wolf
A. Ross McIntyre
University of Neheska College of Meticine
D. Robert A. Stratbucket
Frederick Vere Jr
Federation
Jerry
Atlantic City
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College of Medicine
Kenneth Mipcheil Fern
Tilden
James Keating
Keating
Kansas-Nebraska Ges Co
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Colorado
Opal Saum
Civil Service
United State Civil Service Commission
Department of Agriwture
Applian's
US Department of Agriculture
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Ele Sryvee A.tancevens
Mt LaVerne Cou H
Sdacy Post Mice
Toastmasters
Girl Scout News
Diana Hinrichs
Valerie Lamm
Potter
Bob
Fry
Muss Hinrichs
Gurley School
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