Potter and Dalton Festivals Highlight Area Celebrations
Potter Days set for September 17 18 feature exhibits free movie parade bands from multiple towns and a 10 30 a m Saturday parade. Dalton Fall Festival runs September 21 with two parades theme Comic Strips and Comic Books prize money awards and a high school program with floats contests and horse shows.
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Cheyenne County
Dalton
Nelson
Legion Hall
Old Coop
Front Street
Lodgepole
Dix
Kimball
Harrisburg
Sidney
Gur~ley
Pine Bluffs
Chappell
Lyman
the Legion Hall
American Legion and Auxiliary
Legion Park
Floyd Montgomery
Green Amusement Co
Potter and
Wheatbelt
Potter and Dalton
Pilus Entertainment
Medicare Standards Met Here by Memorial Hospital
Leo Bolin administrator at Memorial Hospital Sidney says the hospital is fully accredited and ready to qualify for Medicare. Lincoln meeting notes that only 35 of Nebraska's hospitals are eligible. A nine member governor appointed committee will map Nebraska's Medicare participation and push accreditation.
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Leo Bolin
Memorial Hospital, Sidney
Mr. Bolin
Lincoln
Bolin
Sidney
American Hospital Assn
Nebraska
R. E. Williamson
Baltimore
Social Security Administration
Max Coppom
Scottsbluff
Nebraska Hospital Association
E. A. Rogers
Frank Morrison
John M. Whitney
Kansas City
U.S. Public Health Service
Whitney
Dalton School Bid Opening Set For 7 P.M. Thursday
The Dalton school district 91-C board will open bids at 7 p.m. on Thursday Oct 7 for the new addition and renovation work. Bids must follow Hahn Dunn and Gardner plans. Plans may be inspected in North Platte with a $25 deposit to secure drawings.
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Dalton Public School
Board of Education
District 91-C
Telegraph
Hahn, Dunn and Gardner
North Platte
East 2Nd Street
Arney Building
Dalton
Band Trip Campaign Sets Fundraisers for Sidney High
Sidney High School band auxiliary outlines a campaign to fund a Rose Bowl trip. Planned events include a car wash at Safeway Parking Lot, a rummage sale at Elks Auditorium, a pop bottle roundup, a gas sale at Borns Skelly, and luncheons during the district teachers convention. Tentative activities include a teen dance and a benefit show. The band debuts for the 1965 football season tonight at the Sidney Hastings game.
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Sidney High School
Safeway
Gatursday
Elks Auditorium
Born’s Skelly Station
Lions Club
Fort Sidney Colonels
Sidney-Hastings
Art Of Love Seminar In Sidney With Duvalls
A two day seminar on The Art Of Love Marriage and Family Living will be held in Sidney next Monday and Tuesday. Dr. Sylvanus Duvall and Dr. Evelyn Duvall will lecture to adults and teenagers. The Sidney Ministerial Association promotes community participation and program details are in the Sidney Telegraph.
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Sidney
Sylvanus Duvall
Evelyn Duvall
Sidney Ministerial Assn
Sidney Telegraph
Carl Nelson
Light Memorial Presbyterian Church
Gunshot Victim Recovering Well
LaAAPPELL Charles Cozad, 55, is in good condition after a family argument left him wounded Wednesday. He and his wife Alice struggled over a .22 caliber revolver when it fired, striking him in the upper right chest as it exited his back. No charges will be filed, says Deuel County authorities.
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Laaappell
Charles Cozad
Deuel
Cozad
Alice
Robert Richards
Winter wheat crops in good condition across Panhandle area
Most of the 1966 winter wheat crop has been seeded under favorable soil and moisture. Rainy May and June replenished subsoil moisture, aiding deep root systems. Corn and millet mature despite Jack Frost, while dryland feed grain looks strong and hay yields are good. irrigation and water supplies remain ample as sunshine and warmth are awaited.
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Jack Frost
Panhandle
Nebraska
North Platte Valley
Hap Arnell dies at 74 prominent Dalton resident
Raymond J. Hap Arnell 74 died Thursday night at Pioneer Memorial Hospital Dalton after two weeks as a patient. Burial will be in Dalton Cemetery beside his wife. He was born August 31 1891 in Stanton Iowa served in World War I and worked as a carpenter at Potter Lumber Yard. He moved to Dalton in 1942 and led the Dalton Coop Society as manager until retirement 15 years ago. He later worked in grain brokerage and lived in Sidney before returning to Dalton nine years ago. He was active in Potter and Dalton communities including Masonic Lodge Legion Post 291 and the Dalton Lions Club. Survivors include a sister and a stepson.
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Cheyenne County
Raymond J
Hap) Arnell
Pioneer Memorial Hospital
Dalton
Dalton Presbyterian Church
Melvin Morrow
Arnell
American Legion
Craig Mortuary
Raymond J. Arnell
Stanton
Iowa
Andrew Arnell
Potter Lumber Yard
Dalton Coop Society
Sidney
Potter
Potter Masonic Lodge
Dalton Lodge
Potter American Legion
Dalton Lions Club
Wait And See Policy Guides Nebraska War On Poverty
Lincoln officials say two Nebraska regions will pursue multi county poverty programs with community action councils. Ronald Jensen notes plans span Panhandle and Southeast Nebraska with several counties forming groups while Cheyenne County delays. Nebraska’s EOA allocation may top 2.25 million as Congress boosts funding.
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Lincoln
State Technical Assistance Agency
Nebraska
Ronald Jensen
Panhandle
Sioux
Dawes
Box Butte
Sheridan
Scotts Bluff
Banner
Kimball
Morrill
Cheyenne
Garden
Devel
Cheyenne County
Paynee
Johnson
Nemaha
Richardson
Jensen
Valley, Sherman and Greeley
Omaha
Grand Island
Congress
REA Directors Managers Meet in Cheyenne Regional Session
Nebraska rural electric system leaders will join 500 delegates from Wyoming Colorado Kansas and Nebraska for a three day regional NRECA meeting in Cheyenne Wyoming starting Sunday. Topics include future financing expanding the rural electric plan abroad and the role of women in community activities.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
National Rural Electric Cooperative Association
Cheyenne
Wyo
Wyoming
Colorado
Kansas
License Certificates Headed This Month Says Treasurer
The County Treasurer reports driving license certificates should be printed and mailed next week after legislative actions delayed issuance. Photo shows Dorothy Hates and Mickey Baldwin at a busy window as the office awaits Sept 20 sales.
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County Treasurer’s Office
Dorothy Hates
Mickey Baldwin
Mable Jorgensen
State Department of Motor Vehicles
Telegraph
Council Plans Airport Discussion On Monday
The Sidney city council will discuss airport expansion at the next regular meeting Monday night. City Manager Tom Coffey said the airport project engineering firm will be represented and the plan aims to spend at least 326400 dollars to lengthen the runway and upgrade facilities for larger aircraft. Local discussions include Frontier Airlines service and potential traffic increases, with assurances from officials that commercial service will remain.
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Tom Coffey
Industrial Council Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Coffey
C. B. Cor
J. L. Thorpe
Robert Hossle
Frontier Airlines
Denver
Nebraska Aeronautics Department
Sidney
Civil Aeronautics Board
Frontier
Kreinbring Rites Tuesday in Holy Trinity Church
William H. Kreinbring 66 died in his room at the Commercial Hotel. Funeral services are set for Tuesday at 2 p.m. in Holy Trinity Lutheran Church, with burial at Greenwood Cemetery. He was born June 23, 1899 in Dreshler Nebraska and served in World War I. He never married and is survived by three sisters.
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William H. Kreinbring
Commercial Hotel
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
Henry Monnich
Greenwood Cemetery
Gehrig & Son Funeral
Mr. Kreinbring
Dreshler
Neb
Henry Kreinbring
Cheyenne County
Serevice
Anna Schumacher
Gurley
Ella Christensen
Manhattan
Kan
Freida Kieselhorst
Sidney
State lands lease auction yields $1 per acre clips
Mineral leases on five state owned tracts were sold at Lincoln yesterday. Two tracts in Hitchcock and Kimball counties brought a bonus of one dollar per acre.
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Lincoln
Hitchcock
Kimball
Panhandle forecast cooler with light showers expected
Partly cloudy and cooler tonight and Saturday with possible light rain showers. Lows 35 to 45 tonight, Saturday highs near 60. Panhandle outlook shows temperatures through Wednesday averaging 2 to 8 degrees below normal with frequent changes.
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Panhandle
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Ogallala
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Bushnell
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Chicago
Medicare
New Dalton
Lincoln, Wed
REA
Auto Licence Diy
Michael Masur
Masur
St. Patrick’s Church
Vincent J. Pelster
Rosary
Gehrig and Son
Emma Masur
Lodgepole and
St. Mary's
Henry
Josephine Nesper Hintz
St. Mary’s
Michael F. Masur
Herman
Commerce City
Colo
Janice Wolfe
Thornton
Ralph Hintz
Panorama
Calif
W. J. Hintz
Adams, Neb
Gertrude Goracke
Edna Hintz
Wm. Kreinbring
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