New Explorer Post 91 Organized in Sidney
Sidney welcomes its newest Explorer Post 91 sponsored by the local Communication Workers of America chapter with a focus on communications. Officers include Lauren Swanson president Gregg Merrick vice president Joel Zilmer quartermaster and Phil Kurz and Ron Jacobs cabinet members. Lloyd Spencer serves as post advisor. The unit will join the spring camporee at Potter in April and handle communications setups among groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Communication Workers of America
Lauren Swanson
Gregg Merrick
Joel Zilmer
Phil Kurz
Ron Jacobs
Potter
Lloyd Spencer
4 H Clubs KALICO KATS Meeting notes and members listed
Regular meeting chaired by President Sandy Houser features roll call by fruit, demonstrations on measuring correctly and muffin making, new members Susan Olson and Mary Jo Vanney, Penny Carnival booth planned, upcoming April 2 hosts listed, bake sale and snacks noted. Sidney Wranglers 4 H welcomed new members March 24.
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Sandy Houser
Diana Sick
Diane Freeman
Susan Houser
Madeline Disney
Elen Behrends
Susan Olson
Mary Jo Vanney
Glassburn
Diane
Marilyn Dyk
Man
Sandy
Diane Free
Ruth Darling
Lynnne Carley
Raymond Cook
Sidney Wranglers
County Fair
Patty Smith
More Sioux Employees Transferred to Other Installations
A group of Sioux Army Depot staff members recently moved to new posts. Harold A. Bodtke transfers to the U S Army Ammunition Procurement and Supply Agency in Joliet Illinois with wife Mattie and son Dale. Delmar E. Dehning shifts to Cornhusker Army Ammunition Plant in Grand Island Nebraska with family in tow. Pete Sewald moves to McClellan Air Force Base in Sacramento California with wife Bonnie and three children. Dixon Rhoades goes to Pueblo Army Depot in Colorado with wife Marybelle. Jean D. Lockett transfers to Rock Island Arsenal, while Lois E. O’Hare goes to Sacramento Army Depot with husband Michael D. O’Hare. Flora B. Pultz will work toward retirement at Portland Oregon narrating eventual travels.
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Sioux
Harold A. Bodtke
U. S. Army Ammunition Procurement and Supply Agency
Joliet
Mattie
Dale
Bodtke
Delmar E. Dehning
Cornhusker Army Ammunition Plant
Grand Island
Nebraska
Dehning
U. S. Army
Europe
Jolene
Eddie
St. Paul’s
St. Paul’s Ladies Aid Society
Sioux Officers
Memorial Hospital Auxiliary
Pete Sewald
McClellan Air Force Base
Sacramento
Calif
Bonnie
Linda
Wayne
Bryan
Sewards
St. Patrick’s Church of
Sidney
Nevada Way
North Higheland
Dixon Rhoades
Pueblo Army Depot
Pueblo
Colo
Marybelle
Rhoades
Christ Episcopal Church
Military Order of Cooties of
American Legion
Potter
St. Martha’s Guild
Jean D. Lockett
Rock Island Arsenal
Rock Island
Lockett
Naval Ammunition Depot
Hastings
Nebr
Marine Air Station
el Toro
Lois E. O'Hare
Transportation Division
Sacramento Army Depot
O’hare
Michael D. O’hare
Sidney Elks Club
Dias Ave
California
Flora B. Pultz
International Airport
Portland
Oregon
St Patrick’s Church
The
Altar Society
Legion of Mary
Pultz
Frederick C. Pultz
United States
N. E. Hoyt Street
Eggs In The Mortar Tale From Hercegovina
In a Hercegovinian city Yugoslavia the Karadzoz Beg Wosque draws visitors. Built in 1557 it sparked a year long ban on eating cexs, which were used as mortar material for the mosque.
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Yugoslavia
Hercegovinian
Hercexosinia
Chadron State College Reports 1965 Teaching Demand
Dr G Bruce Bartels director of placement at Chadron State College says the 1965 annual report shows 7747 requests for teachers. Nebraska officials made the most requests, over a quarter of the total. Sixteen states sent more than 100 requests. Registrants taught in 23 states and Canada. 59.5 percent were placed in Nebraska. Wyoming and South Dakota followed in share, with Colorado and California also employing CSC students. Many graduates took first jobs outside Nebraska due to higher salaries and salary gaps were larger at the elementary level.
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G. Bruce Bartels
Chadron State College
Chadron State
Nebraska
Bartels
Canada
Wyoming
South Dakota
Colorado
California
Better the Best 4 H Sheep Club News
The Better the Best Sheep Club met March 20 1966 at 7 30 p m at Lemoyne Johnson home with five members present. Officers elected were President Robert E Lee Vice President Sonja Lee Secretary Treasurer Sara Johnson News Reporter David Johnson Song Leader Sonja Lee Leader Lemoyne Johnson and Assistant Leader Robert Lee. The group set goals for the year and planned the next meeting at Harry Lee home with refreshments served by Lemoyne Johnson and David Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheep Club
Lemoyne Johnson
Robert E. Lee
Sonja Lee
Sara Johnson
David Johnson
Robert Lee
Harry Lee
Duo Of Rural Fires Keeps Firemen Busy
The Sidney Volunteer Fire Department fought two rural blazes over the weekend, one Sunday near the Cecil Tremain farm nine miles east and four miles north of Sidney, burning a grass field with unknown cause. A second fire occurred early this morning at about 2:00.
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Sidney
Cecil Tremain
Fire Destroys Ties. Second Blaze Under Investigation
A fire damaged a pile of old railroad ties two miles south and one mile east of Sidney. The blaze was quickly put out. The cause of the second fire remains unknown.
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Hem
Sid
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Ual
Bobby Call
Russell Sullivan
Mike Humphrey
Steve Truss
Steve Koenig
Kalico Kats
Pat Bauerkemper
Lincoln
University of Nebraska
Gerda Petersen
University of Nebraska Extension
CSC Placement Bureau
Travel
Nelly Don
Lishment
Lodgepole
Lodgepole, Nebraska
Roscoe W. Bills
Nebraska Motor Carriers’ Association
South 13Th Street
West
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