Bowling League Results and Club Notes from Ordville
Reported in the Ordville Sioux Army Depot column the S A D Ladies Bowling League results show Rockettes 26 10 top, Hi Spotters 23 13, Echo V 18 18, Green Horns 15 21, Gutter Gussies 14 22, Busy Bodies 12 24. C E P Club notes include Rolls won high, Mary Hawkins low, Katherine Haupt traveling prize, next meeting December 10. Also J U G Club held two canasta tables at Emma Kinney’s. awards went to Alice Blair high, Emma Kinney low, Emma Engel most red treys. next venue Juanita Ogden November 17. In Bowling Green AP item Cindy Hartley enrolls at Western Kentucky State College. a receipt serves as admission and a letter from President Kelly Thompson helps bypass gatekeeper.
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S.A.D. Ladies Bowling League
Rockettes
Hi Spotters
Echo V
Green Horns
Gutter Gussies
Busy Bodies
Maxine McCain
Gloria Weaver
C.E.P
Katherine Haupt
Mary Hawkins
J.U.G. Club
Emma Kinney
Ella Kahler
Alice Blair
Emma Engel
Bowling Green
Cindy Hartley
Louisville
Western Kentucky State College
Kelly Thompson
Cindy
Western
TB Control Effort Reported by Surgeon General Task Force
The report details 110000 active TB cases, 250000 recently recovered patients at relapse risk, 250000 with recent exposure, totaling 610000 in the TB picture. Christmas Seal funds aid hope and means toward ultimate TB control in the United States.
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U. S
United States
GI Insurance Reopening Set For 1965 in Lincoln Neb
Nebraska veterans may obtain printed information about re opening National Service Life Insurance at the VA regional office, 220 South 17th Street, Lincoln. A H Duxbury urged eligible veterans to apply in person, by phone, or by letter. Applications for reopening begin May 1 1965. Eligible veterans must have NSLI from Oct 8 1940 to Jan 1 1957 and have no GI insurance or under $10 000 in coverage. Benefits available up to 10 000 under several permanent nonparticipating plans.
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Nebraska
National Service Life
Lincoln
A. H. Duxbury
South 17Th Street
Duxbury
National Service Life Insurance
NSLI
Thanksgiving Driving Care Pleas Issued
LINCOLN Col Dan Casey of the State Safety Patrol urged Nebraska motorists to extend the Thanksgiving spirit to fellow drivers during Thanksgiving Day weekend. He stressed priority on safe driving as patrols and local officers will be out, but overall responsibility rests with each driver. Last year there were no traffic deaths on Thanksgiving day or that weekend in the state, though two people died in a crash the evening before Thanksgiving Day.
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Lincoln
Dan Casey
State Safety Patrol
Nebraska
Casey
Overseas runs planned for In White America cities
New York AP says three overseas English language productions are planned this season for the off Broadway hit In White America. Rome Milan and Paris will present the show.
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New York
America
Rome
Milan
Paris
Nebraska crop production dips 11 percent from last year
Nebraska total crop production for the year is 11 percent below last year’s output and the smallest since 1956, with yields also 11 percent under the 1957-59 average. Corn yields are 50 bushels per acre, the lowest since 1959, producing 213 million bushels, 26 percent under last year but still the sixth highest state total. Grain sorghum yields are 47 bushels per acre, the smallest since 1959, with a total output of 95 million bushels versus 102 million last year.
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Nebraska
Federal Division of Agricultural Statistics
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Ordville-Sioux Depot News
Ordville
Sioux Army
Robert Rolls
Juanita Ogden
Telegraph
SEARS
Jr. House
Parkland of
Dallas
Jane Compton
Aspen
Rogers
Princess Dress Shop
Grace Walker
John C. Roberts
Red Goose
Coats
Carmel
Alrtel
Lapki
Osx
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