Ordville Sioux Depot community church notes and clubs
Community Church Sioux Army Depot Sidney Nebraska lists services Sunday Bible School worship Tuesday Bible Study Thursday youth activities and choirs. Sioux Damsels Girl Scouts Cub Scouts Brownie and Canasta clubs report meetings and upcoming events at S A D School Gym and Barracks with names of leaders and members.
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Community Church
Sioux Army Depot
Sidney
Nebraska
William A. Norton
Adult Christianorum
Activites
Girl Scout News
Girl Scout
Unit 317
Kathy
Connie
Toni Berry
Ruth Anne Fees
Sharon Ross
Christine Suarez
Linda John
Roxie Lecornu
Rebecca Ornelas
Susan Pierce
Nina Ribera
Loretta Bonino
Janet
Joan Rolls
Shelley Hutchinson
Shiela Fortner
Laurel Hennie
Barbara Lambert
Alyson St. John
Laura Gonzalles
Bernice Trusjillo
Colleen Bennett
Donna Young
Teddy Ohi
Ray Young
Constitutional Amendments Proposed by Legislature Ballot Titles
Legal notice announces measures to be voted on November 6, 1962. Ballot titles and texts outline constitutional amendments proposed by the legislature and introductory statements explain the measures for voters to consider.
Legislature Proposes 1961 Amendment on Lottery Authority
A proposed constitutional amendment seeks to authorize the Legislature to permit lottery or gift enterprises. Ballot options show For and Against as the directive language outlines the referendum stance.
Proposed Nebraska amendment on gambling and bingo licensing
The text proposes a constitutional amendment to Nebraska Article III section 24. It would bar games of chance and lotteries while allowing regulated wagering on horse races at licensed tracks and licensing of nonprofit bingo under specific five year existence and non-percentage conditions. The measure is set for the November 1962 general election.
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Nebraska
Lcensees
Nebraska amendment creating State Railway Commission
Section proposes a State Railway Commission of three to seven members with six year terms. Beginning with 1964 general election commissioners to be elected by districts. Commission regu lates rates service and general control of common carriers. If no specific laws exist the commission uses enumerated powers.
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Supreme Court
District Court
Judicial Nominating Commission
Amendment proposal on State Railway Commission membership
Proposed Amendment No 2 would set the commission at three to seven members as prescribed by the Legislature and require members to be elected from districts with substantially equal population as defined by the Legislature. Q For O Agains
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State Railway Commission
Proposed Amendment No 3 Allow Lt Governor to Run for Governor
The summary notes a proposed amendment designating the Lieutenant Governor as eligible to seek the governorship. Opponents publish a stance labeled Against, signaling opposition to the change.
Nebraska Constitutional Eligibility for Governor and Lieutenant Governor
The text outlines requirements for Nebraska's Governor and Lieutenant Governor, stating a minimum age of thirty, five years of residence in the state, and U S citizenship. It also notes that officers listed in this article cannot hold another state office during their term, with a provision about the Lieutenant Governor.
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Nce
United States
Constitutional Amendments on Term Lengths and Merit Plans
The document outlines proposed amendments including four year terms for state legislators with staggered elections, nonpartisan candidate seating, and salary limits plus expense allowances. It also mentions merit-based selection for Supreme Court and district court judges and other courts as prescribed by the Legislature.
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Supreme Court
Amendment Debate on Governor Term Extension
The text discusses Proposed Amendment No. 4 to extend the Governor and Lieutenant Governor terms to four years, with a vote showing 0 for and 0 against. The fragment signals a political figure's stance on eligibility and term length in a gubernatorial race.
Nebraska Constitutional Amendments Proposed for Legislature
The amendments propose changes to Article IV and Article V regarding vacant offices and judiciary. They detail temporary gubernatorial appointments, nomination and confirmation rules, district boundaries for supreme and district courts, eligibility for judges, term lengths and retirement provisions, and the creation of judicial nominating commissions to select judges with electorate approval every six years.
Redistricting Plan Sets Legislative Districts by Population
The 1935 session envisions construing state districts by population with counties containing two or more seats divided into separate districts. Beginning 1936 and biennially after, one representative from each district will be elected. Redistricting to occur at least every ten years with county lines preferred and 20 to 30 percent weight on area.
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Glenda Norton
Lottie Horacek
Blanche Humphrey
Ben Trude
Ray C. Hutchinson
Supreme Court
Judicial Nominating Commission
Nebraska
Official filing notice by Frank Marsh secretary of state
Respectfully submitted notice from FRANK MARSH as Secretary of State published in a government notice 3 times over three weeks, with dates around Monday October 15 and surrounding days.
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Millard Fillmore
Miami
Fla
Fillmore
Frank Marsh
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Ordville-Sioux Depot News
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Ordville
Sioux
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the Haven
Gils
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Carolyn Monie
Joolynn Addie
Whie Teresa Ornelas
Veronica Bonino
Cub Scout News Dens
Richard Martinez
Anthony Romeriz
Larry Ross
Pat Vigil
Steven Hartt
Richard Rocha
Donald Bennett
Steve Wood
Donald Noxon
Living Circle
Dens One
Den
Simon Says
Alphabet
Raymond Suarez
Billy McKane
Den'5
Scout House
Don Noxon
Steve Woods
Walter Mercer
John Aginia
Tony
Louis Rodriguez
Mike Brownfield
Noxon
Den 5
EB. O. W. Canasta
E. O W. Canasta
Ada Seivers
Mary Hawkins
Marie Friede
High
Ina Rolls
Low
Bea Trudo
Red Trey
Ann Anderson
U. G. Canasta Club
U. G Canasta Club
Florence Gates
Spencer
Katie Helzer
Red Treys
Alice Blair
Bill Hawkins
Hilltop Homemakers Extension Club
Barrack
Teddy
John Rechter
Mesdames Margrete Young
M. F. Durham
Rose Pierce
Beverly Lindholm
JoAnne Hutchinson
Louise McFadden
Mary DeGeest
Joyce Acre
Mickey Baldwin
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Fone Uni
State of
Met Office
Pat Heaton, Jr
Telegraph
Mable Jorgefisen
Mable
Republican Party
Mable Jorgliisen
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