Transfers from Sioux Depot Post Five Employees Move
Five transfer notices involve Sioux Army Depot personnel heading to Umatilla Army Depot in Oregon and Sacramento Army Depot in California. Howard Bonser and Dennis M. Schilling relocate with families, plus Douglas Howarth and Floyd W. Mares each take new posts, while Bernice J. Choate moves to Huntsville Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux
Howard Bonser
Umatilla
Hermiston
Ore
Ile
U. S. Navy
Oregon
Ruth
Bonnie
Sharon
Wickie
Calvin
Phillip
Dennis M. Schilling
Umatilla Army Depot
U.S. Army
Frances
Theodore
Randy
Schillings
John L. Hall
Hurlburt Ave
Douglas Howarth
Depot Property Division
Sacramento Army Depot
Sacramento
Calif
Bernadine
North Ward
Sidney
Dennis
James
Howarths
First Methodist Church of
Bonnie Way
Floyd W. Mares
Depot Property
Bernice J. Choate
George C. Marshall Space Flight Center
Huntsville
Ala
Janice
Alabama
Alabama Street
Style Revue Set For 2 O'Clock At County Fair
About 40 girls from the western Nebraska panhandle will present a style revue at the 4 H Building at the County Fair grounds on Saturday November 14. The revue starts at 2 p.m. Judging and winner decisions should be complete by 4 p.m. Public invited. The garments are from the Make It With Wool district contest.
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Western
Nebraska Panhandle
County Fairgrounds
Rites Set For Mrs. James A. Livingston
Final rites for Mrs. James A. Livingston 54 will be held at 9 30 a m Saturday at St Patrick's Church Rochester Minn burial in Greenwood Cemetery under Gehrig Son Funeral Home direction Rosary tonight at 7 30 in the funeral home Pallbearers listed Survivors include widower two daughters and six grandchildren
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Livingston
Methodist Hospital
Rochester
Minn
St. Patrick’s Church
Vincent Pelster
Greenwood Cemetery
Gehrig & Son Funeral Home
Frank Mick
Chester Krueger
Joey Stecher
Archie Hafer
George Emanuelson
Harry Marsh
Evelyn Susie Willis
Sidney
Solomon T. Willis
Brush
Colo
Mary Ellen Kinney
Sioux Army Depot
Jenne Estella Walker
Austin
Tex
Harold H. Willis
Denver
William
Laramie
Wyo
Ralph
Kelsey Ville
Calif
Joe Frauendorfer
Boncont
Ed Pocock
Big Springs
Clarence E. Cox Rites Set At First Methodist Church
Funeral services for Clarence E. Cox 70, who died of a heart attack, will be Monday afternoon at The First Methodist Church. Burial in Greenwood Cemetery. Gehrig & Son Funeral Home in charge. Cox was born May 11 1894 in Shelton Nebraska welcomed by a large family including Stella Boltin, three sons Oren Alva and Walter, 11 grandchildren, five brothers and two sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist
Clarence E. Cox
Memorial Hospital
John Stayton
Greenewood Cemetery
Gehrig & Son Funeral Home
Clarence Elza Cox
Shelton
Neb
Stella Boltin
Kimball
Potter
Sidney
Cox
Oren
Alva
Walter
Coeur - Alene
Idaho
County Youths Score High In Wheat Contests
Gurley youths Jerry Miller and Dan McNurlin earned blue ribbons at the Nebraska Wheat Show in York. They placed second and third for overall performance in the FFA and 4-H division, behind Bob Barrett of Kimball FFA who won first. Cheyenne County judged teams finished fourth in 4-H and ninth overall among 24 teams in both 4-H and FFA contests. team members were Steve Linton Dan McNurlin and Rollie Rexroth with Keith Rexroth competing as an individual. County Agent Ivan Liljegren accompanied the riders.
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Jerry Miller
Dan McNurlin
Gurley
York
Bob Barrett
Kimball Ffa
Cheyenne County
Steve Linton
Rollie Rexroth
Keith Rexroth
Ivan Liljegren
Christmas Seals to Reach Nebraska Homes by Mail
Mrs. C R Caley president of the Nebraska Tuberculosis Association announced Christmas Seal letters will be mailed to about 275000 Nebraskans on November 16. The drive funds research for TB and other respiratory diseases and supports education and medical programs in Nebraska. Ninety three cents of every dollar stay in state. Also notes births: Jean Germaine, Nov 6. Monte Dale, Nov 8.
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C. R. Caley
Clarks
Nebraska Tuberculosis Association
Nebraska
University of Nebraska College of Medicine
Caley
Cooties Visit Vets On Veterans Day Promoting Cheer
VFW Military Order of Cooties and regular VFW members traveled to Memorial Hospital and the Veterans Hospital in Cheyenne for Veterans Day visits. They delivered gifts and fruit, with entertainment by the DeYonne Studio of Dramatic Dance. Performers and attendees from various towns boosted patient morale and made a noted community showing.
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VFW Military Order of Cooties
VFW
Veterans Hospital
Cheyenne
Memorial Hospital
Vets Hospital
DeYonne Studio of Dramatic Dance
DeVonne Cawthra
Larry Mahlman
Cindy McLaughlin
Connie Palmer
Wendy Lamm
Ernest Reker
Joy Fastenau
Western Nebraska
Bill Smith
Jack Pearson
Sidney
Chris Oversdall
Gurley
William Essary
Arthur Gray
Kimball
Knute Wyberg
Oshkosh
Waldin Whitsin
John Kercher
Ogallala
Donald Wood
Gering
Birth announcements for Francine Herrera and Verna Jean Darnsteadt
Francine Renae Herrera, born November 9 at 4:22 a.m., weighed 7 pounds 0.5 ounces. Grandparents Ralph Herrera of Sidney and John Jozo of Sidney. Verna Jean Darnsteadt, born November 9 at 11:05 a.m., weighed 7 pounds 6 ounces. She has sisters Sandra and RaNae. Grandparents Henry Darnsteadt and Alvin Reed of Sidney. Art Aurich of Sidney great-grandparents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Germaine Garcia
Daniel Garcia
Jean Germaine
F. A
Mrs. Garcia
Scottsbluff
A. V. Engel
Sidney
Monte Dale Tallmage
Charles Tallmage
Monte Dale
Scott
Carl Carlson
Broadwater
Marian Shaw
Harlan Weeks
Jerry Herrera
Francine Renae
Ralph Herrera
John Jozo
Eugene Darnsteadt
Verna Jean
Sandra
RaNae
Henry Darnsteadt
Alvin Reed
Art Aurich
Charges To Be Esed Against Young Shoplifters
A rash of shoplifting in Sidney stores is attributed to about 15 juveniles, mainly girls aged nine to 13 years. Information from the office indicates authorities will press charges against the youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Cheyenne County Sees Small Theft Ring Likely Not Organized
Cheyenne County Attorney John Peetz Jr. says the thefts were petty and not the work of an organized gang. He notes one youngster may test success and others may follow. charges will be filed per Deputy County Attorney Don Tedesco.
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Cheyenne County
John Peetz Jr
Don Tedesco
Lodgepole ALA Unit 286 Reports Progress and Donations
Lodgepole American Legion Auxiliary Unit 286 met at the Legion Hall on Tuesday afternoon November 10. Twenty four adults and one child attended. Pajamas were mailed to Lincoln Veterans Hospital for October and November. Four comforters were tied for Omaha veterans families. Mrs. Delmar reported 72 paid members toward the 1965 quota of 79. Christmas Gift Shop assignment was completed and sent to Grand Island Veterans Hospital.
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Francis DeBrunner
Lodgepole American Legion Auxiliary
The
Legion Hall
Lincoln Veteran’s Hospital
Omaha
Lodgepole ALA supports veterans with gifts and events
The Lodgepole auxiliary mails 12 to Gifts For Yanks to fund gifts for hospitalized veterans. They craft six Tarlatan Men for Lincoln hospital and plan a Thanksgiving fruit basket to Memorial Rest Home in Sidney. They receive the Genie McGlasson gavel for top hospital program and prepare used clothing for Save The Children Federation. A Veterans Day pot luck, Christmas boxes to eight overseas service men, and cards to seventeen States service men are noted. Next meeting December 8 for annual Christmas party with $1 gift exchange. GO TO CHURCH SUNDAY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodgepole Ala
Lincoln Hospital
Memorial Rest
Sidney
Genie McGlasson
Save the Children Federation
Legion and Auxiliary
Olive Johnson
Lodgepole
Sunol
Ralph Talic
William Miller
Frank Hoffman
Delmar Zablesky
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King’s
S. Washington
Net
Francine Renae Herrera
Verna Jean Darnsteadt
Lennox
John JR
DR. Hardtop
John Sr’s
Illinois
14Th
Osage
Bel-Air
Northpole
Daisy
Rempel
Gilbert
Hubley
Holgate
Horsman
Fischer-Price
Kenner
Child Guidance Toys
Parker Orothears
Real Fstere
Trodwna
Gone
Couponer
Tristate Supply
S-M Plumbing
10Th & Osage
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