Community club and lodge events schedule for November
A series of local gatherings are planned this week including a Rebekah covered dish dinner at Odd Fellow hall on Wednesday at 6 p.m. with special guest Mrs. Helen Neef. Later events include a Band Auxiliary Rummage sale at the Elks Auditorium, Prairie Schooners Square Dance Club at National Guard Armory, Clover Leaf Drovers 4-H Club Hootenany at the Fair grounds, Lodgepole Valley Shrine Club meeting at Sidney Masonic Temple, American Legion Auxiliary meeting, and Boy Scout Parents Day in Potter with a Court of Honor at the Youth Center.
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Rebekah
Odd Fellow Hall
Rebekah Lodge 66
Helen Neef
Rebekah Assembly of Nebraska
Omaha
Prairie Schooners Square Dance Club
National Guard Armory
Lodgepole Valley Shrine Club
Sidney
Potter
Frontier Shows Greater Profit
DENVER Net profit to retained earnings of 86 150 was reported for October by Lewis W. Dymond president of Frontier Airlines. This was a 22 per cent increase over net profit showing of 70 726 in October a year ago. Operating profit for October was 249 602 as compared to 146 958. Total revenues amounted to 1 891 520 as compared to 1 820 890 for the same month last year. For the ten month period ending October 1964, net profit amounted to 782 075 as compared to 710 918 during the same period of 1963. Operating profit was 1 873 618 as compared to 1 701 472. Total revenue during this period was 18 508 948 compared to 16 488 516 last year. In reporting these figures Dymond commented These gains were obtained from sizeable commercial revenue increases which more than offset the 361 000 decrease in subsidy revenue resulting from the Federal subsidy rate reduction which took effect last July. BOOST NEBRASKA.
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Denver
Lewis W. Dymond
Frontier Airlines
Dymond
Central PTA Holds Annual Father Son Roundup
About 251 fathers and sons attended the Central School PTA event in Sidney on Wednesday. A supper of Sloppy Joes beans jello salad coffee and Kovlaid followed by visits to the boys classrooms and teacher introductions. The PTA calls this year’s roundup most successful.
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Central School
Sidney
PTA
North Ward PTA Sees Jitney Dinner Profits Grow
The North Ward School PTA met in the auditorium with secretary Ruth Gudgel presiding. Treasurer Mrs. Sam Countryman reported the annual Jitney supper grossed over 300 dollars. Girl Scouts from Troop 19 presented a safety display sponsored by the Valley View Extension Club at the Cheyenne County Fair. Bonnie Countryman Kathy Hutton and Bevon Neumann provided commentary on violations. A faculty extracurricular panel, moderated by Ralph Spencer, included Keith Williams, Mrs. T. R. Tillotson, Miss Mattie Bryan, and Mrs. Darrell Hunt. Refreshments followed in the cafeteria.
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Parent-Teacher Association of
North Ward School
Ruth Gudgel
Sam Countryman
Troop 19
Robert Cramer
Valley View Extension Club
Cheyenne County Fair
Bonnie Countryman
Kathy Hutton
Bevon Neumann
Sidney
Ralph Spencer
Keith Williams
T. R. Tillotson
Mattie Bryan
Darrell Hunt
Rotary Fellows grant program fuels study abroad
In Rotary Foundation Week observance, Peter Zie wagel of the University of Colorado will present at the Sidney Rotary Club. Rotary Fellowships for International Understanding have awarded over 380,000 dollars to 130 students in 34 countries for 1964 65 studies. Since 1947, 1 860 awards cost nearly 4 8 million with grants to many nations.
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Rotary Foundation
Peter Ziewagel
University of Colorado
Sidney Rotary Club
Ziewagel
Rotary International
Rotary
Bolivia
Costa Rica
Jamica
U. S
Rotary Clubs
Disabled Vets Get Chance At GI Protection
Nebraska veterans with service connected disabilities may qualify for new GI life insurance under a law signed by President Johnson. Three groups are covered including those already service connected and insurable, those uninsurable due to disability but in good health, and those denied high-rate private life insurance. VA estimates about 2500 Nebraska veterans in group one. applications to establish service connection should go to the VA Regional Office Lincoln with a May 1, 1965 eligibility target.
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Nebraska
Pres. Johnson
A. H. Duxbury
South 17Th Street
Lincoln
Locust tree fire threatens church in Maysville
Volunteers neighbors and firemen responded as an old locust tree caught fire near Minerva Christian Church. Ladders were too short to reach the top, so the tree was chopped down and the blaze quickly doused.
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Maysville
Minerva Christian Church
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Clyde Bulla
the Telegraph Printing Co., Inc
11Th Ave
Frontier
North Ward Pta
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Deep South
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Colorado State College
Karen Hruska
Greeley
CSC
Carolyn Henry
Englewood
Susie Hawkins
Marsha Madden
Lennox
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Telegraph
Cape Cod Canal
Neck of Land
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