Sidney names Ralph Cox as city offices manager
Ralph Cox a 39 year old with 14 years in sales management has become manager of Sidney city offices replacing Darrell Dilling who moved to Denver Cox has worked in accounting and tax in Independence Kansas and served as Chamber of Commerce manager He studied at Rockhurst College after four and a half years in the Merchant Marines and U S Navy during World War I He is married with three children and the family resides at 1314 Mission Drive
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Cox
Sidney City
Darrell Dilling
Denver
United States
Cox
Independence
Kan
Chamber of Commerce
Kansas City
Rockhurst College
Merchant Marines
U. S. Navy
Mission Drive
County fair calls for exhibit input from all county youth
County superintendent asks all boys and girls to bring any home grown or handmade items to the courthouse before the fair for display. Premiums are not the goal. showcasing the county's youth crafts, gardens, carpentry, sewing, and cooking is the aim.
Youth program plans studied for diocese events
A diocesan plan supports parochial school youth, with rallies across the Diocese of Grand Island including Sidney. An August meeting in Ogallala drew 85 participants who discussed character formation using a filmstrip and split into 14 groups. Plans for 1965-66 include two conventions at Loup City and Alliance, plus rallies, institutes, and leadership camps to boost parish and community youth work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Island
Sidney
Ogallala
Loup City
Alliance
Land Bank Assn Meets to Discuss Operations Sept 14
More than 100 directors and managers of Federal Land Bank Associations in western Nebraska will meet at the Pawnee Hotel on September 14 for a regional conference. Omaha bank officials will report on lending activity and future growth. Locals Millard Music, Lawrence Engstrom, Bob Nelson, Oren Clary, and C. G. Sutton will attend.
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North Platte
Federal Land Bank
Nebraska
Pawnee Hotel
Thomas A. Maxwell, Jr
Federal Land Bank of Omaha
FSB
Omaha
H. E. McEvoy
O. W. Hallback
Dean A. Raber
FLB
H. Odell Grafton
Wilsonville
Clyde L. Licking
Seneca
Iowa
South Dakota
Wyoming
Lions Club Receives United Fund Report At Noon Meeting
Benny Hochman chaired the Sidney United Fund briefing for the Lions Club at Fort Sidney Motor Hotel. He outlined local applicability and goals, noting last year’s shortfall and a $15 375 target for this year while stressing donor convenience.
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Benny Hochman
United Fund
Sidney Lions Club
Fort Sidney Motor Hotel
United Fund Organization
Sidney
Paul Adkinson
Lions
Pope Trial May Go To North Platte
Deuel County Attorney Rob ert Richards backs moving the Duane E Pope murder trial to North Platte federal court. Pope and co defendants are charged in the June 4 Big Springs bank robbery killing three. motion by Theodore Riching seeks Lincoln or North Platte venue with North Platte preferred due to witnesses and lack of a local federal court. Judge Robert Van Pelt will decide. Franklin Kjeldgaard, the surviving bank employee, is paralyzed and hospitalized in Denver, complicating travel for witnesses.
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Deuel
Robert Richards
Duane E. Pope
North Platte
Lincoln
Pope
Big Springs
Associated Press
U. S
Theodore Riching
Robert van Pelt
Nebraska
Riching
Devel County
Franklin Kjeldgaard
Kjeldgaard
Denver
Colo
Extension Clubs and Future Farmers of America Meet
The Golden Hour Club held its first fall meeting September 2 at Mrs. Lavern Thomas home with 12 members and guests from the State Liners Extension Club. Hair care was discussed and a White Elephant sale is planned for the next meeting at Mrs. Darrell Hunt s home. The cheese topic will be addressed and a cheese recipe will answer the roll. The Peetz Future Farmers of America met September 7 in the Ag class room with 13 members and seven guests. They planned a money making project to shock care for Dean Bules and Roger Adams and announced freshmen to be initiated at the next meeting: Tom Fehringer John Lamm Dean Rasmussen Bob Davis Lyle Klee Ken Roelle Keith Sperry Bob Ault Larry Mathews and Bob Gillham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Hour Club
Lavern Thomas
LeRoy Hadden
State Liners Extension Club
Tom Sutton
Darrell Hunt
Elden Mapes
Peetz Future Farmers OF America
Peetz Future Farmers
Dean Bules
Rodger Adams
Tom Fehringer
John Lamm
Dean Rasmussen
Bob Davis
Lyle Klee
Ken Roelle
Keith Sperry
Bob Ault
Larry Mathews
Bob Gillham
Don Erickson Injured While Drilling Wheat in Potter County
Don Erickson a well known Potter farmer was injured around 6 PM Wednesday while drilling wheat. He suffered fractures in both bones of one leg a broken rib and a cut arm after being dragged about 468 feet by a Caterpillar tractor from which he had stepped to clear weeds. He remained trapped until his brother in law and another man found him about 9:30 PM. He is in Memorial Hospital in good condition. Local notes also list new books added to the Sidney Public Library and Western Plains Bookmobile including adult titles In the Sun and Memoirs of an Amnesiac and juvenile books Marguerite de Angeli Book of Nursery and Mother Goose Rhymes Beautifully illustrated edition Young Cowboy Will James.
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John Olson Johnson
Mabel Erickson
Johnson
Trognitz
Potter
Don Erickson
Memorial Hospital
Erickson
Bob Ritchie
Allen Bauer
Sidney Public Library
Western Plains
Jon Godden
Oscar Levant
Marguerite de Angeli
Young cannoneer completes training at Fort Sill
Pvt. Roy E. Kelley 17, son of Mr. and Mrs. Page S. Cullison of Kimball, completed advanced training as a cannoneer under the Reserve Enlistment Program at the Army Artillery and Missile Center Fort Sill Oklahoma. He trained in preparation loading and firing field artillery and howitzers after basic training at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri. He attended Kimball High School and worked for Sievers Potatoe Company Scottsbluff before active duty.
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Fort Sill
Okla
AHTNC
Roy E. Kelley
Page S. Cullison
St. Oak St
Kimball
Army Artillery and Missile Center
Kelley
Fort Leonard Wood
Kimball High School
Sievers Potatoe Company
Scottsbluff
1966 Proclaimed The Year of the Bible in Nebraska
Governor Frank B. Morrison designates 1966 as The Year of the Bible in Nebraska to honor the American Bible Society's 150th anniversary. The action acknowledges Bible translation publication and distribution efforts and notes a future Bible House opening in New York City. Nebraska is among fifteen states issuing the proclamation.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Frank B. Morrison
American Bible Society
United States
America
New York City
Arkansas
California
Florida
Illinois
Iowa
Kentucky
Maryland
Mississippi
Missouri
New Jersey
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Tennessee
Wiscon=sin
Diocesan School Enrollment Declines in Grand Island
Rev Paul Button announces diocesan schools enrolled 3,490 pupils in 18 elementary and 10 high schools, a decrease of 104 pupils 1.5 percent from last year. Island region reports 0,334 pupils enrolled in Catholic elementary and high schools.
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Father Button
Sidney
St. Maryis
Grand Island
Central Catholic
Paul Button
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Ralpio Cox
Ger
W. A. Barton
Miss Radcliffe
J. L. McIntosh
L. G. Simon
Miles
Mildred Miles
Olive Mann
Barton
Rose Arnold
Scherer Place
Cleveland Ave
Miss Stuht
W. J. Shoemaker
Land Bank Assn
Millard Music
Lawrence Engstrom
Bob Nelson
Bridgeport
Oren Clarey
Lewellen
C. G. Sutton
Lions Club
L. B. Neuman
Lions Band
Elks Auditorium
Paul Desrosiers
Abc
Business Institute of Sidney
THE
Young Cowboy
Will James
BACLT
Glamour
Mademoiselle
Greenlees’ Inc
Telegraph
Hardy Clark
Duvall
Evelyn Millis Duvall
the Book Keepers
Duvalls
Betty Knicely
Toledo
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