Back To College Second wave of college bound students listed
Several families report children starting or continuing college this fall. Barbara Hyde returns to the University of Nebraska as a senior student teacher and Pi Beta Phi. Bill Hyde fills a freshman spot at Nebraska State Teachers College in Kearney. Kathy Stueve heads to Barnes School of Commerce in Denver. John Lindsey enters Hastings College with a $200 honor scholarship for pre medical work. Vaughn Meier begins at Midland College in Fremont as a freshman majoring in electrical engineering. Jan Meier, married to Pat Price, returns to CSU Fort Collins as a senior, continuing electrical engineering while Mrs Meier finishes foreign languages. Judy White resumes at Hastings College as a junior majoring in education and foreign languages. Steve Janda leaves for Creighton University in Omaha as a freshman with a four year scholarship and Welcome Week. Linda Wright heads to the University of Nebraska in Lincoln as a freshman with Rush Week and a Fine Arts major. Scottsbluff College reports over 200 fall pre registrations with orientation Sept 9 10 and testing. freshmen pay a $4 ACT testing fee if not taken. Classes begin Sept 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Hyde
Barbara Hyde
University of Nebraska
Don Meier
Vaughn Meier
Fremont
Midland College
Meier
Jan
Pat Price
Eagle
Colo
Csu
Fort Collins
Mrs. Meiers
Hastings College
Judy White
George White
Hastings
Steve Janda
Matt Janda
Omaha
Creighton University
Young Janda
Creighton
St Patrick's Academy
Steve
Lincoln
Linda Wright
Jacob Appelhans
Scottsbluff College
Car Burns While Moving On Highway 30
Fred Lehmkuhl of Lodgepole detected a fire in the motor of his 1962 Chrysler while driving east on Highway 30. Smoke and sparks blew for miles before Lodgepole firefighter Lloyd Bauer helped extinguish the flames with a borrowed fire extinguisher. Sidney Volunteer Fire Dept assisted. Estimated damage about $1,000. A short in the wiring is suspected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Lehmkuhl
Lodgepole
Chrysler
Highway 30
Mr. Lehmkuhl
Sidney
Lloyd Bauer
Dri Lers Butane
Sidney Volunteer Fire Dept
Troop 83 Court Of Honor Held At Campgrounds
Scout Troop 83 held a Court of Honor at the new Camp essunde with Steve Moon in charge of opening and Mickey Robinson as master of ceremonies. Awards included Tenderfoot to Steve Moon, Second Class to Randy Corley and others, First Class to Patrick Moon and others, Star and Life Stout honors, Bronze Palm to Steve Moon, and a 50 mile hike award to several scouts. Roger Rathbun and Cal Klentz presented additional trail and historical hike honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Scout
Randy Corley
Jim Copley
David Hendee
Max Revel
Bryan Wilcox
Jack Fish
Patrick Moon
Bryce Revell
Rand Solberg
Larry Wilcox
E Moon
John Button
Ellis Vaughn
Life Stout
Robert Bonstead
Ron Fish
Gary Klentz
Carl Bonstead
Steve Moon
Dr. Rathbun
Cal Klentz
Mickey Robinson
Randy Solberg
Local Births and Dismissals List Across Several Towns
Newborn girl born September 7 to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Whitefoot. Names listed include Sidney residents Floyd Mallory Clarence Whitton Pat Connelly and others. several dismissals noted in Sidney Gurley Dalton Kimball Chappell and Chappell areas. multiple confirmations of individuals and spouses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Floyd Mallory
Clarence Whitton
Pat Connelly
Dick Sedwick
Kenneth Whitefoot
Dean Wolstenholm
Belle Mann
Lowell Woods
Stephen Hinrichs
Geo Forster
Don Tilton
Burns
Wye Allen Cowart
Gurley
David Egging
Lodgepole
June Scharrel
Dalton
Robert Fraass
Kimball
Oral Brening Boulder
Colo
L. W Cock
Look Who's Here Look Who's Here
Mr and Mrs Eugene Buehrer are parents of a son Mathew born Thursday Sept 5 at 10 20 am in Memorial Hospital weighing 8 pounds 9 ounces. Sister Leslie is ten. Grandparents Dale Buehrer Peetz Colorado and W H Montgomery Hot Springs Ss. D Mary La Ree Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathew Buehrer
Eugene Buehrer
Mathew
Memorial Hospital
Leslie
Dale Buehrer
Peetz
Colo
W. H. Montgomery
Hot Springs
Ss. D
Mary la Ree Miller
Laurence Miller
Mary la Ree
Mary L. Gee
Missoula
Mont
Joe Miller
Roberts
Irene Miller
Great Falls
Mary E. Leonard
Jefferson
Ohio
Hilarious Civil War spoof on MGM lot in Company of Cowards
Behind the scenes on George Marshall’s Civil War comedy Company of Cowards the cast and crew stage a farcical battle to defend a $40 million gold shipment. Col Melvyn Douglas Lieut Glenn Ford and a brigade of misfits improvise with a corset powered catapult dusty street riot and bearded Abe Lincoln lookalikes as chaos erupts on screen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
MGM
George Marshall
George
Melvyn Douglas
Glenn Ford
Jessa Pearson
Birdie
Abe Lincoln
New Orleans
Bills Bowers
Ted Richmond
Richmond
Marshall
Milton Krasner
Daily Radio Schedule Fragments
A dense list of time stamped radio segments spans from 6:00 a.m. to 10:25 p.m. including Weather News Baseball Reports and various program blocks. The schedule features musical interludes ABC News Paul Harvey and sportscasts along with farm and livestock market notes.
Radio Schedule Fragments Include News and Music Segments
A scrambled list of broadcast items shows expected daily program blocks from morning to late evening. Notable entries include Portals of Prayer, National Anthem sign ons, local news, weather, fishing reports, trading posts, livestock markets, sports, and various musical interludes with periodic ABC News segments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Linkletter
ABC News
Intermountain
Tom Harmon
Civil Air Patrol
Edward P. Morgan
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Denver
Kathy Stueve
Walter Stueve
Barnes School of Commerce
John Lindsey
Jim Lindsey
Sidney High
John
Harold Pals
James Pals
North Broad
Midland
Harlan Pais
Kappa Phi Fraternity
James
Douglas
Andy Prine
King Features Syndicate
Paula Prentiss
Brigid Bazlen
Steve McQueen
Jim Hutton
Jack Weston
Metro-Coldwyn-Mayer
U.S. Navy
Venice
Fox Theatre
Man
Hiinois
Nebr
ABC
University Speaks
Church World News
Good
TOP Entertainment
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Main Street
All Stars
Wheatbelt Electric
Stramit
Wheatbelt
Cheyenne
Morrill, Devel & Garden Counties
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Telegraph