Two Teenage Girls Hospitalized In Chappell VW Accident
Two teenage Chappell girls were hospitalized after a 1961 Volkswagen overturned north of Chappell near the dump grounds. JoAnne Jacobs suffered a broken leg, concussion, and bruises, while Glenda Bruns dislocated her shoulder and was shaken and bruised.
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Chappell
JoAnne Jacobs
James Jacobs
Glenda Bruns
Glen Bruns
Carolyn Payne
Rabbit Road
Ott Dorman
Ilartsaw
Lincoln
Pope
Volkswagen
Deuel
Duane Pope
War 1 Veterans Meet at Sidney Legion Hall
The Lodgepole Valley Barracks 2448 World War I Veterans and Auxiliary held a dinner meeting at the Sidney Legion Hall with 42 present including Mr. and Mrs. Albine Waline and Mr. and Mrs. Claude Rhoades of Big Springs. Mrs. Burton noted needs at the Veterans Hospital in Hot Springs and announced the next meeting for December 2 with a turkey dinner.
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Lodgepole Valley Barracks
Legion Hall
Sidney
Albine Waline
Claude Rhoades
Big Springs
Stacia Burton
District #7
Veterans Hospital
Hot Springs
S. Oak
Burton
Hot Springs Hospital
Veterans and Auxiliary
Junior Class Play Set
The Junior class prepares a two night show titled Headin' For the Hills to be presented November 15 and 16. The cast features Butch Owens Mike McArtor Raymond Bryant Barry Bruns Dan Fehringer Dennis Fenster Kenney Orth Susie Gerber Kathy Klingman Julie Wertz Lana McFee JoAnne Jacobs Cindy Peterson Glenda Bruns Kay Knoche Sandy Furby Sherelyn Molle Debbie Sample and Charleen Mikoloych. Steve Lydiatt is business manager with Karren Huffine and Patti Kayton directing.
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Butch Owens
Mike McArtor
Raymond Bryant
Barry Bruns
Dan Fehringer
Dennis Fenster
Kenney Orth
Susie Gerber
Kathy Klingman
Julie Wertz
Lana McFee
JoAnne Jacobs
Cindy Peterson
Glenda Bruns
Kay Knoche
Sandy Furby
Sherelyn Molle
Debbie Sample
Charleen Mikoloych
Steve Lydiatt
Karren Huffine
Patti Kayton
Ag Dinner In Big Springs Thursday Speaker Talks Social Security
Devel County Agricultural Association will hold a dinner meeting at the Methodist Church in Big Springs on Thursday November 11 at 6 30. Kenneth Weber field representative of the Scottsbluff Social Security office will discuss The New Social Security Legislature and the Medi Care program followed by a Q A session. Season tickets available from the Extension Office in Chappell.
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Devel County Agricultural Association
Big Springs
Kenneth Weber
Scottsbluff Social Security Office
Chappell
No Veterans Day Dinner Delays Local Legion Auxiliary Meeting
The American Legion Auxiliary met in the Rotary Room with plans affected by the new Legion Hall still under remodeling. A $5 donation to the Jarman fund a library book in memory of Violet Wright and deceased members, a juice case for Miller Memorial Hospital, and gifts to the Veterans Hospital totaling 65 dollars were approved. Members sent gifts to veterans for Christmas and four Tarlaten men received gifts. Butternut Coffee strips to the Children’s Home in Omaha were collected, with special thanks to E M Cafe for a large contribution. A committee was formed to write local servicemen for the holiday season. Hostesses were Mrs. Phil Hein Mrs. John Nicholson and Mrs. Floyd Peterson. Thursday was guest day at the Woman's Civic Club in Big Springs with five clubs invited including Wheatland Brule and Amica clubs and state president Mrs. Walter Kirchhofer. Regents exams were given to the top third of Chappell seniors for a University of Nebraska scholarship chance. twelve seniors participated.
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Jarman
Berea Lutheran Church
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Carl Johnson
Clara Kanter
Melvin Kecley
Lydia
Neal Fernandez
Milton Johnson
J. Leonard Johnson
Priscilla
Erwin Tophej
Lewellen
Elmer Weible
Dayton Cheleen
Sophena Kecley
William Britton
Chappell
Britton
Soil Conservation Office
Oshkosh
Bob Woolman
Deuel
Chappell Library
Cora Stutzman
Lee Anderson
Grand Island
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Dale Anderson
Dannebrog
Anderson
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Neal Fernander
Dennis
Dale
Hastings
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Gerald
Hastings College
Dick Taylor
Crook
Hervey Porter
Xi Alpha Alpha
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Dorthe Jensen
XI Sigma
Order of the Rose
Carol Smith
Hilda Hein
Ayaka Kinoshita
Erma Dethlefsen
Lorraine Pappas
Ruth Piva
Gladys Carlson
Chester Law
WSCS
Woman’s Society
Bob Hayes
Coralee Winholtz
Franklin
Bob
Donald Hayes
Virginia
Farm Bureau
Kearney
Don Hayes
Gail K
REA
Alliance
Arnold Peeks
Victor Johnson
Theodore Smith
Raymond Cerny
Elmer Johnson
Destiny
Matt Farrell
Matt
Farrell
Larry
Kent
Janet
Alan
Farrells
Mitchell
Big Springs
Chamber of Commerce of
Julesburg
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Palser
H. L. Splitter
Milo
Richard Hall
Colorado
Akron
Colo
Sandra Spillman
Lamar
Ralph Yoder
FHA
Devel County Educational Association
van Henkle
Lincoln
American Legion Auxiliary
Rotary Room
Miller Memorial Hospital
Veterans Hospital
Childrens Home
Omaha
Phil Hein
John Nicholson
Floyd Peterson
Woman’s Civic Club
Wheatland Club
E.S.O
Brule Woman’s Club
Amica Woman’s Club
Ogallala
State Federated Woman’s Club
Walter Kirchhofer
Sutton
University of Nebraska
University
Julie Taylor
Verla Zimmer
Gary Thompson
Charlotte Aden
Gordon Smith
Norris Johnson
Kathy Leopold
Martha Myles
Margaret Harris
Steve Ray
Roxie Stutzman
Medicare information kits reach Nebraskan seniors by deadline
Social Security Administration officials in Scottsbluff report mailing Medicare information kits to about 15.5 million Americans aged 65 and over. In the Nebraska Panhandle most beneficiaries should have received kits and enrollment cards by March 31 1966 for access to Medicare Part A and B when the program begins July 1 1966. Ready access is offered for those not yet reached including welfare recipients and full time workers with options to file Social Security applications. The Scottsbluff district office at 1716 Avenue A can assist by phone or in person with enrollment through March 31.
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Social Security
Baltimore
Claire W.schuneman
Social Security Administration
Scottsbluff
Nebraska Panhandle
Social Security District
Schuneman
Avenue A
Public Advised To Use Care In School Courses
A. H. Sonntag, director of the St. Louis Civil Service Region, warns of scams by so called Civil Service Schools selling training by correspondence courses up to 200 dollars or more. These schools promise federal jobs but are not government operated or endorsed and cannot guarantee federal employment. Obtain facts from the Civil Service Commission or the regional office at 1520 Market Street, St. Louis Missouri.
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A. H. Sonntag
St. Louis
Sonntag
Civil Service Commission
Civil Service
Civil Service Regional Office
Market Street
Missouri
Big steel use by farmers boosts U S production and jobs
Each year farmers buy machinery and other steel products totaling over five million tons, representing more than seven percent of U S steel output. Farm use supports about 40,000 steel industry jobs and roughly 200 million dollars in payroll.
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