Capt. George Named Facilities Chief At Sioux Depot
Capt Edward H George newly assigned to Sioux Army Depot as Chief of Depot Facilities after returning from a 12 month Viet Nam tour. He and his wife and their 3 year old daughter reside at the depot. He entered the Army eight years ago following ROTC training at California Polytechnic San Luis Obispo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Army Depot
The
Army Engineers
Edward H. George
Viet Nam
George
Army
California Polytechnic, San Luis Obispo
Record Number Of Amendments Now Predicted
Lincoln AP The greatest number of proposed constitutional amendments since 1920 may face Nebraska voters in November 1966. Eighteen proposals remain pending, with 31 bills this session calling for amendments. Six proposed measures already before voters include expanded State Board of Education membership, governor and lieutenant governor eligibility, and state tax reforms. Several other bills show a reasonable chance of passage, including parochial school bus transportation and a nine member higher education board. Additional measures contemplate pari mutuel races, a state lottery, and an income tax aligned with federal law.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Frank Morrison
State Board of Education
State Railway Commission
Betty Statley to Attend National Nurses Convention
Miss Betty Statley a junior in the Baptist Memorial Hospital School of Nursing will attend the National Student Nurses Association Convention in San Francisco April 27 May 5 1965 representing District 1 of the Oklahoma State Student Nurses Association More than 3 000 student nurses from across the nation will attend the five day meeting The theme Today the Bridge to Tomorrow focuses on transitioning from school to work citizen participation and improved patient communication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Statley
Baptist Memorial Hospital School of Nursing
National Student Nurses Association
San Francisco
Calif
Betty
Harry Stately
Sidney
Statley
Oklahoma State Student Nurses’ Association
Hastings College Kappa Rho Officers Named for 1965
Hastings College announces 1965 Kappa Rho sorority officers led by Roxine Bartley as president. Other officers include Gwen Brue, Sharon Cape, Nancy Knicely, Judy Messersmith, Jan Adkins, Sylvia Moe, Suzanne Velte, and Roxie Mulder. Also noted are new residents of Sidney and changes in local households, including Wallace Brown and Gordon Rossell families and Katherine Schmidt moving to 1909 10th Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chadron State College
Larry D. Borland
Imperial
Little Theater
Nancy Prosser
Crawford
Borland
Gabrieli
Thomas Groth
Martin
S. Dak
James Grimes
Chadron
Eric Johnson
Dale Goodin
Gordon
Ronald Daly
Tryon
Robert Wharton
Vincent Persichetti
Mr. Borland
Jeff Wharton
Judy Knapp
Pine Ridge
Rose Wharton
Rosalie Krause
Inverell
Australia
Vincent Wharton
Gary Fisher
Sidney
Hastings College
Hastings
Kappa Rho Opsilon
Roxine Bartley
Gwen Bruebaker
Inavale
Sharon Cape
Dalton
Nancy Knicely
Omaha
Judy Messersmith
Alliance
Jan Adkins
Norfolk
Sylvia Aet
Wallace Brown
Pasadena Place
Geneva
Neb
Gordon Rossell
Osage
Gothenburg
Rossell
McDonalds
Katherine Schmidt
10Th Ave
Memorial Hospital
Licenses Named After Individuals in Sidney
Eugene Marvin Ellis Sidney Olinda Susanne Brauer Sidney Colin Jeremy Lindquist Sid ney Barbara Jean Schilz Sid ney.
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Eugene Marvin Ellis
Sidney
Olinda Susanne Brauer
Colin Jeremy Lindquist
Barbara Jean Schilz
Sideney
Also Mentioned on This Page
Capt. George
Sioux Depot
Kearney State College
Keaveney State College
Beverly Hobson
Lodgepole
Carolyn Allen
Larry Routh
Chappell
James Todd
Ne Jr
Esident
Zenith
Cive
SE Mets
VOGUE
Serbia
Princess Shop
Penney’s
Massaneen
Penney
Dacron
Ickmates
Adonna
Carefree
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