Sixteen Girls Vie For Nebraska Wheat Queen At McCook
Sixteen daughters of Nebraska wheat farmers compete for the 1966 Nebraska Wheat Queen title at the NWGA convention in McCook November 17 to 19. The queen will crown by 1965 queen Cindy Mueller and represent Nebraska at the National Wheat Growers Convention in Lincoln December 14–17 and attend the 1966 state fair and county fairs. Candidates include Elaine Hyde, Annabel Reimers, Nancy Rauner, Mary Ann Pratt, Nancy Sprenger, Joyce Beebe, Shirley Weskamp, Linda Cooper, Lynda Kain, Diana Johnson, Sharon Goeltl, Vicki Nedlinski, Janet Wait, Roxana Campbell, Alicia Herboldsheimer, and Linda Cox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska Wheat Hearts
Nebraska
National Wheat Growers
Lincoln
Mary Ann Pratt
Danbury
Frank Pratts
Beaver Valley High School
Nancy Ann Sprenger
Sidney
Keith Sprengers
Sidney High School
Joyce Lynette Beebe
Hayes Center
Victor Beebe
Nebraska Flying Farmer
Shirley Ann Weskamp
McCook
Otto Weskamp
National Thespian Honor Society
Future
Homemakers of America
McCook Beauty Academy
McCook National Bank
Linda Marie Cooper
James Cooper
Glee Club
Lynda Kay Kain
Wallace
Arron Kain
Chadron Vocal Clinic
Diana Lynn Johnson
Bushnell
Carl Johnson
USA High School Band
Nebraska All State Orchestra
Sharon LaVoya Goeltl
Herman Goeltl
McCook College
Vicki Nedlinski
Brule
Milford Nedlinski
University of Nebraska
Janet Maurene Wait
Alliance
Herbert Wait
Kearney State College
Ak-Sar-Ben
Roxana Jo Campbell
Chadron
William R. Campbell
Chadron State College
Alicia Kay Herboldsheimer
Potter
Bennie Herboldsheimer
Colorado State
Colege
Kimball Co. Hospital
Linda Toy Cox
Eleven Head From Sioux To New Jobs
Eleven Sioux Army Depot employees left in late Oct for new postings at various bases. Glenn W. Wilcox to Naval Weapons Station Concord California with family. Aziz Tuscan to Corpus Christi Texas. Albert Reitz to Davis Monthan AFB Arizona. Isabel Godina to Naval Weapons Station Concord California with family. Monica P. Rodriguez to Corpus Christi Texas with family. John H. Cook to Fort Huachuca Arizona with family. Harry H. Henkel to Naval Weapons Station Concord California with family. Donald L. Masur to Fort Leonard Wood Missouri with family. Louis Gonzales to Concord California with family. Dorothy H. Robertson to Warren Michigan. Athlone G. Hecker to Pueblo Army Depot Colorado. Additional transfers include Clifford P. Bowen to Fort Ord California, Pedro Jiminez to Concord California, and John E. Sommers to Fort Riley Kansas with families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux
Glenn W. Wilcox
U.S. Navy
Loncord
Calif
U. S. Army
134Th Infantry
Civilian Conservation Corps
Leta
Dennis
Leslie
Jeff
Judy
Wilcoxes
Sidney
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Wilcox
Cozad
Nebr
General Delivery
Concord
Antonio L. Tafolla
U. S. Naval Weapons Station
Nebraska
Mary
Elizabeth Navarro
Diana Navarro
California
Albert Reitz
Davis-Monthan Air Force Base
Ariz
Isabell
Tanda Lou
Rosemary
Matilda
Inez
Helen
Henry
Godinas
Bridgeport
Ruary
U.S. Eighth Army
Korea
Texas
Francisca
Gloria
Linda
Lydia
Larry
Amanda
Sylvia
Rodriguez
V.F.W. Post
Margarita Street
Corpus Christi
Tex
John H. Cook
Fort Huachuca
Brownson
Park Motel
Post Restaurant Council
Sioux Army Depot
Sioux Army Depot Interdenominational Church
Ordville P. T. A
Boy Scout Planning Committee
Highway Safety Committee
Arizona
Esther
Nancy Lou
Sierra Vista
Harry H. Henkel
Naval Weapons Station
Excent
U. S. Navy
Janice
Gary
Rick
Donald L. Masur
Fort Leonard Wood
Missouri
U.S. Army
Jacqueline
Richard
Anthony
Lisa Ann
St. Patricks Church
Masur
St. Anne’s Study Club
St. Patrick’s Altar Society
Powder Puffs
Louis Gonzales
Margaret
John
Julian
Louis
Dorothy H. Robertson
Fer
U.S. Army Tank Automotive Center
Warren
Mich
Athlone G. Hecker
Pueblo Army Depot
Pueblo
Colo
Methodist Church
New Mexico
Kansas
Clifford P. Bowen
Depot Facilities Division
Fort Ord
U. S. Marine Corps
Bertha
Jennifer
Clifford
Rowens
First Christian Church
Rowen
Master Barber Association of America
Afl-Cio Barber’s Union
W. F. W. Post
Scottsbluff
Bowen
Pedro Jiminez
Josephine
Daniel
Jean
Jiminezes
St. Patrick’s Church
Sandra
South Ward
John E. Sommers
Fort Riley
Elizabeth
Nebraska Stock Growers to Hear Manley in Broken Bow Banquet
Dr. Robert N. Manley of the University of Nebraska will be the banquet speaker at the fall regional meeting of the Nebraska Stock Growers Assn in Broken Bow on November 20. He will discuss the beef cattle industry's future with emphasis on economics and production. The one day meeting includes morning sessions at the Tiffany Theatre, luncheon at the Methodist Church, a noon Ladies luncheon, a 6:30 banquet at the National Guard Armory, and a dance afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert N. Manley
University of Nebraska
Nebraska Stock Growers Assn
Broken Bow
Manley
Nebart
Tiffany Theatre
Forrest S. Lee
Brownlee
Association
Methodist
Pleasure Lanes
National Guard
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Nebraska Wheat Queen
Linda Cox Wallace
Shirley Westkamp McCook
Elaine Hyde
Annabell Reimers Dalton
Alicia Herboldsheimer
Lynda Kain Wallace
Nancy Sprenger
Nancy Pratt
Diana Johnson
Sharon Goets
Linda Cooper Hayes Center
Nancy Rauner
Vicki Nodlinski Brule
Donald
Nebraska State Teacher’s College
Sommers
Mr. Sommers
American Legion
c/o Saip Beverage Co
Manhattan, Kansas
Telegraph
Dr. Manley
Disney Land
Universal Studios
Michigan State
UCLA
Continental Trailways
Harold Hyde
Marie Wit
Wendel Abrams
Pete Rapp
N. St
Las Vegas
Demith
Hofrock Bros. TV
Zenith
Hofrock Bros. TV Service
Nevada
Horrock Brothers