Two men flee after deputy badge surprises armed robbers
In St Louis a man with a pistol grabbed Nicholas Millia in a parking lot and demanded money. Millia drew a deputy constable badge, alarming the robbers who fled the scene.
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1960
Page
6
In St Louis a man with a pistol grabbed Nicholas Millia in a parking lot and demanded money. Millia drew a deputy constable badge, alarming the robbers who fled the scene.
Norman Bassett, a Madison businessman, presented a rare fist edition of Mark Twain’s The Innocents Abroad to the University of Wisconsin collections. The San Francisco imprint marks it as one of four known copies, and the travel satire was once deemed a bold work of its era.
Lorenzo Woman's Club plans a September 23 gathering with Ms Edsonstudden on a Friday afternoon. Numerous local residents, including Mr and Mrs Eugene Meier and Barbara, visit relatives and friends across Lorenzo and Sidney.
A note on flag protocol urges quick hoisting and careful ceremonial lowering. Proper timing emphasizes respect, discipline, and orderly conduct during national observances.
The Maple Grove News lists numerous families hosting or attending dinners from Monday to Sunday. Fr Cortney Father Kevin Cortney and others appear as guests at several homes including Fox Bonkiewaz Albert Run yan and Ed Miles residences.
Mr and Mrs T E Quinn mark 50 years of marriage with an October 2 open house at 102 North 30th in Omaha from 2 to 6 pm. They wed on October 3 1910 in Sidney and later lived near Clara before moving to Bridgeport and finally Omaha in 1926.
All living in Omaha expected to host guests from outside the city as part of a forthcoming gathering. A number of out-of-town visitors are anticipated to join the occasion.
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