Carrier Wins World Series Trip for 13 Year Old Bill Wood
Bill Wood a 13 year old Omaha World Herald carrier won an all expenses paid trip to Minneapolis to see the first World Series game. He was the first name drawn from a 2961 carrier bowl and plans to root for the Dodgers if they win the pennant. His trip runs Oct 5 to Oct 7 with supervision arranged.
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Bill Wood
Ed Wood
Minneapolis
Bill
Omaha World Herald
World Herald
Los Angeles Dodgers
County ASC Committee Is Named Here
Raymond L. Davis of Potter was elected chairman of the Cheyenne County ASC committee after a three man county slate was chosen by precinct delegates. Lester B. Runge and Robert Rexroth were reelected as vice chairman and third regular member, with terms of three, two and one years respectively. First alternate Earl Gell and second alternate Harry Lee were also chosen for the coming year. Lawrence H. Thompson notes the county and community committees oversee programs including price supports and storage loans, with the ASC office at 11th and Alvarado serving as the local contact for producers.
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Raymond L. Davis
Potter
State Committee On Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation
Cheyenne County
ASC
Lester B. Runge
Sidney
Brownson
Robert Rexroth
Colton
Davis
Runge
Rexroth
Earl Gell. Sidney
Harry Lee
Lodgepole
Lawrence H. Thompson
ASCS
11Th & Alvarado
District IV American Legion Meet Planned in Hemingford
The District IV American Legion and Auxiliary convene in Hemingford this Saturday Oct. 2 with district president Mrs Roy Gabriel and district commander Charles Ray presiding. Activities include a 8:30 coffee registration at the Legion Hall a 9:30 joint Roxie Theatre meeting Legion session 10 45 Auxiliary at the high school and a 6:30 banquet. State dignitaries Jim Harrison Lester Henkens Cecil Lee Lloyd Brecht Orville Vehling will attend. Counties served include Cheyenne Kimball Deuel Garden Box Butte Morrill Scottsbluff and Grant.
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District IV
American Legion
Hemingford
Roy Gabriel
Gurley
Charles Ray
Legion Hall
Roxie
Legion
Jim Harrison
Morrill
Lester P. Henkens
Chadron
Cecil Lee
Ainsworth
Lloyd Brecht
Orville Vehling
Neb
Cheyenne
Kimball
Devel, Garden
Box Butte
Morrill, Scottsbluff and
Grant
4-H Banquet Set For October 9 At Armory
About 400 people are expected for the annual 4-H Awards Banquet to be held Saturday October 9 at the National Guard Armory. A 6 30 p.m. covered dish dinner will follow for 4-H members their families and friends.
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National Guard
4-H
Cheyenne County Wealth Stays Above National Averages
A Sales Management study shows Cheyenne County households enjoy a high income level with 68 percent earning $4,000 or more after taxes, above the national 63 percent. It details distributions across brackets with 13 percent at $7,000 to $10,000 and 16.2 percent at $2,500 to $4,000, while the national poverty figure remains at 34.1 million people, only slightly down by 1.2 million.
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Cheyenne County
United States
Sales Management
The
United
West North Central
Social Security Administration
K N Pipeline Job Speeded In Kansas Nebraska
Kansas Nebraska Natural Gas Co advances a major pipeline project replacing 24 miles of 8 inch with 12 inch pipe. McCathern Inc of Pampa Texas is prime contractor with Secrest Coating Tulsa as coating sub. line runs from Huntseman Plant at Sidney north to connect with the 10 inch line at Northport Compressor Station. The pipeline will be put in service soon.
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Kansas - Nebraska Natural Gas Co
McCathern, Inc
Pampa
Texas
Secrest Coating Company
Tulsa
Okid
Coat
Kansas
Nebraska
Huntseman
Sidney
Northport
United Fund Campaign Tops 10 Percent in Sidney Area
The United Fund campaign at Sidney and Sioux Army Depot surpasses 10 percent, with Ada Mae Hansen stating the three divisions have reported initial contributions totaling over 1500 dollars.
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United Fund
Sidney and
Sioux Army Depot
Ada Mae Hansen
Martin To Attend Industrial Talks In Sidney
Congressman Dave Martin will fly to Sidney Sunday with a delegation of Federal representatives for a two day conference on industrial and agricultural expansion in Sidney and the surrounding area. He will attend sessions Monday and Tuesday to learn local plans and Federal proposals to ease the economic impact of Sioux Army Depot closure. He says in Washington he can advocate programs based on those discussions.
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Dave Martin
Sidney
the Telegraph
Sioux
Martin
Washington
Husker Chops Debut by Nebraska Centennial Council
The Centennial Pork Promotion Committee of the Nebraska Swine Council unveils Husker Chops on October 1. Specifications require Husker Chop from the Husker Loin of at least five ounces with one inch thickness and 1/4 inch fat, best broiled 16 to 22 minutes. Packages feature a red and gold label with Nebraska Centennial and Husker Chops map imprint.
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Centennial Pork Promotion Committee
Nebraska Swine Council
Nebraska
Weather Dampens Frontier Air Boardings at Sidney
Fog and low visibility reduced Frontier Air boardings out of Sidney to 128 in September. The prior September 1964 saw 155 boardings, while August reached 151, the second straight month above the five a day quota.
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Frontier Airlines
Sidney
Regional Conference to Chart High Plains Economy
Washington officials from Defense HEW Interior arrive to discuss expanding use of Sioux Army Depot for a state vocational school and an agricultural research center. Nebraska Education and University of Agriculture prepare for transfer of depot portions for these facilities with local business and chamber groups attending.
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High Plains
Sidney
Sioux Army Depot
Washington
Departments of Defense and Health, Education and Welfare
Department of the Interior
State Department of Education
Nebraska University College of Agriculture
Education Department
United States Air Force
State Education Department
College of Agriculture
Sidney Chamber of Commerce
Rural Area Development Corp
Sidney School System
Kimball, Potter, Dalton, Gurley
Lodgepole
Chappell
Mrs. Bertha Dempsey dies in Kansas at 70
Bertha J. Dempsey 70 died Sept 30 in Dodge City Kansas after living in Sidney and Dodge City. Funeral services at St Patrick Church Oct 4 with burial in Greenwood Cemetery. Survived by sister Barbara Shea and brothers Joe and John Kucera. Rosary at Gehrig and Son Funeral Home Nov 7.
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Bertha J.dempsey
Dodge City
Kans
St. Patrick’s Church
Vincent J. Pelster
Greenwood Cemetery
Mrs. Dempsey
Hanover
Vaclov
Barbara Kucera
Sidney
Good Samaritan Home
Jack Dempsey
Barbara K. Shea
Fresno
Calif
Joe Kucera
Syracuse
John Kucera
Gehrig and Son
Fleming Seeks Sioux Depot Use During Capitol Budget Sessions
Senator George H. Fleming and his wife traveled to Lincoln for an interim budget committee session. He notes prior funding led to a state trade school and an agricultural research station at Sioux Army Depot and plans to join discussions on expanding private industrial use as Sioux is phased out by June 30 1967.
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George H. Fleming
Lincoln
Sen. Fleming
Sioux Army Depot
Sidney
Sioux
Sen
Fleming
Ag Research Meeting Set To Discuss Nebraska Center
The Rural Area Development group schedules a 10 a m meeting at Wheatbelt Public Power District with Nebraska Ag College officials to plan a new research center on Sioux Army Depot property. Dr. Elvin Frolik and Dr. H H Kramer will attend as preliminary talks move toward transferring land to the university. The plan notes three and one half acres, two warehouses, and twelve concrete and steel igloos for the site supported by a $50 000 Legislature appropriation for startup.
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Rural Area Development Organization
Wheatbelt
Cyril Williams
High Plains
RAD
Panhandle Forecast Highlights Warmer Weekend
Fair and warmer tonight and Saturday with lows 35 to 45 degrees and highs near 70 to 80. Five day outlook shows temperatures 2 to 8 degrees above normal through Wednesday with highs in the 70s and lows 35 to 45. Generally fair weather with little precipitation expected. Courtesy Frontier Airlines.
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Panhandle
Frontier Airlines
Dalton Gas Service Wins Big In Fall Festival Parade
Dalton Gas Service’s float based on Terry and the Pirates won the sweepstakes traveling trophy for outstanding commercial entry and the Wheatbelt trophy for best lighted float at the Dalton Fall Festival parade.
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Dalton
Dalton Gas Service
Terry and the Pirates
Andersen Studio
Schaf Attends State Meeting In Nebraska Vocational Conference
Joe Schaf of the Sidney Occupational Training Center attended the Nebraska Vocational Association conference in Kearney. Dr. Ray Karnes of the University of Illinois spoke on Expanded Education. he urged attention to all students not just above average. Schaf joined the Manpower Training section after Karnes’ remarks.
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Joe Schaf
Sidney
Kearney
Nebraska Vocational Association
Ray Karnes
University of Illinois
Schaf
Karnes
Lump Settlement Being Sought In Workmen's Case
A $1200 lump sum settlement in a Workmen's Compensation dispute involving W. D. Smith of Sidney against Murfin Drilling Co and Pacific Employers Group is being sought and agreed by both parties. The petition for court approval was filed this week by Ruby Henkle, Clerk of the District Court. A separate filing requests a $2477.81 money judgment plus interest from Rudy's Market against Wallace and Colleen C. Brown for unpaid account balance.
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W. D. Smith
Sidney
Murfin Drilling Co. & Pacific Employers Group
Murfin
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Scottsbluff
Jack and Jill
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Ray Davis
District Legion Meet
Midwest Stramit Corp
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Business Institute of Sidney
Ft. Sidney Motor Hotel
City Council
Washington Group
Depot Command
University
Donald F. Bradford
Department of Defense
McCarthy C. Nowlin
John Kavanaugh
Office of Economic Adjustment
Joseph Magurn
George Decker
Office of Education
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Joseph Everett
J. Wayne Harrup
General Services Administration
Kansas City
E.H. Bullack
Bureau of Outdoor Recreation
Department of Interior
Denver
Nebraska State Department of Education
Floyd Miller
Cecil Stanley
Dempsey
Capital City
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