Rehab Program for Handicapped Proposed at Sioux Army Depot
A state trade school planned at Sioux Army Depot may include a rehabilitation facility for the physically handicapped in western Nebraska. The proposal, backed by Cecil E. Stanley, aims to start by January if possible, with plan components due to the State Board of Education by Oct. 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Army Depot
Nebraska
State Board of Education
Cecil E. Stanley
Army
State Board
Vocational Education Department
Stanley
Ing
Western Nebraska
Fred Novak
Walter Koester
Novak
Robert Eicher
Milford
Sioux
ODD Fellows
Sidney Lodge
York
Sidney
Gibbon
Kearney
Odd Fellows Senior Citizens
IOOF
Canon City
Colo
Three Charged On Trespassing With Tractor
Three men from Dalton and Bridgeport face county court hearings on trespassing after an unauthorized tractor ride in Dalton. Deputy Morris identified Kaye Cape James Weible and Victor Varley as the suspects. The 1200 Case diesel was loaned by Miller Implement Co. of Sidney for Fall Festival display and taken at about 1130 p m Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalton
Gene Morris
Kaye Cape
James Weible
Victor Varley
Bridgeport
Morris
Miller Implement Co
Sidney
Alvin Miller
First Frost Covers Area Across Countryside
A thick frost blanketed the countryside as temperatures fell to a low of 27 degrees under clear skies. Farmers worked to protect crops while readings from the FAA weather station showed a trend from 38-48 Wednesday to 27-52 by late morning with no precipitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Aviation Agency
Homecoming At Dalton Tonight
The Tigers host Lodgepole in the first area homecoming game of the season. 1965 royalty will be crowned at halftime with queen nominees Betty Jean Weed Ann Reimers Connie Cape and king candidates Milan Lessman Dan Van Anne Dennis Ravert. The traditional homecoming dance follows inviting Lodgepole students and boosters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalton
Tigers
Lodgepole Grid
Betty Jean Weed
Ann Reimers
Connie Cape
Milan Lessman
Dan van Anne
Dennis Ravert
Two youths sent to Kearney for car theft case in Sidney
Sunday morning theft of Dale Katen's car in Sidney led to a county hearing presided by Judge Sydney Finch. Charles Harvey 15 and Terry Smith 16 were ordered sent to the Boys Training School in Kearney while Terry Finley 16 was placed on probation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kearney
Sidney
Dale Katen
Sydney Finch
Charles Harvey
Terry Smith
Terry Finley
Sheriff seeks owners for recovered hub caps
Sheriff W. W. Schulz reports eight hub caps found and stored in his office. Investigators urge anyone missing a cap to call to inspect and claim them. Recovered items include four Ford caps with red centers, one Dodge cap, and three Pontiac caps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Schulz
Ford
Dodge
Pontiac
Non-Smokers Eligible for New Lower-Cost Insurance
Farmers New World Life Insurance Company announces a new policy for non-smokers and former smokers who have not smoked in two years, offering lower premiums. Joe Keller, Sidney district manager, cites growing evidence linking smoking to higher mortality as the policy trigger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm
Ers
New World Life Insurance Co
Farmers In=surance Group
Joe Keller
Sidney
Keller
Local Lady Hurt In Car Train Crash
Mrs. W. LeRoy Larson a 72 year old from Sidney was seriously injured when her southbound 1949 Dodge sedan stalled on a Burlington at 15th Avenue crossing. The train dragged the car 50 feet and she fell 24 feet from the car. She is in satisfactory condition at Memorial Hospital with multiple serious injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. LeRoy Larson
Memorial Hospital
Burlington
15Th Avenue
Larson
Sidney
Driver's License Sale Sparks Rush at County Office
There were about 600 licenses issued on the first day at Cheyenne County treasurer's office amid an anticipated rush until October 29. In 1963 the county issued 8,933 licenses including 7,354 regular, 1,522 probationary, and 57 new probationary licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Mable Jorgensen
Band Dance Set For November 6 To Aid Rose Bowl Trip
A benefit dance to raise funds for the Sidney High Band's trip to the Rose Bowl parade is scheduled for Saturday, November 6, at the Elks Auditorium. Co chairs Mr and Mrs Carl Christ Jr coordinate the event with at least five bands. Other bands may contact the Christs to offer services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney High Band
Elks Auditorium
Carl Christ Jr
Christ
I 80 Paving Holdup Delays North Platte Segment
The final 7.9 miles of Interstate 80 from bridges over the Platte River to the North Platte interchange will not be finished this year due to bad weather and Platte River flooding. Northwestern Engineering Co. reports paving will resume later this fall, with eastbound traffic using Maxwell and westbound traffic via Brady. By year end 1956, I 80 is to open from North Platte to Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Platte
Maxwell-North Platte
Harold Easom
State Department of Roads
Northwestern Engineering Co
Rapid City
Platte River
Maxwell
Platte
Nebraska
Easom
Brady
Omaha
Company studies changing mortality causes
A company official notes that the non-smokers policy is only one element of ongoing research into evolving factors driving mortality, highlighting broader health risk analysis.
65 State Garden Club Convention Hears Governor and Experts
The 65 State Garden Club Convention features speakers Glenn Viehmeyer an accredited horticulture instructor and author noted for strawberry and chrysanthemum work. Herbert C Gundell Denver garden editor and TV radio host also speak with Thomas P Ryan traffic safety authority on Tuesday programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Garden Club
Glenn Viehmeyer
National Federation of Garden Clubs
Central United States
Viehmeyer
University of Nebraska
Industrial Rose Society of
Rochester
N. Y
Capitol City Rose Society
Nebraska Federation of Garden
North Platte Experiment Station
Herbert C. Gundell
Denver
Germany
Switzerland
Colorado State University
Fort Collins
Gundell
Rocky Mountain
American Rose Society
The
Denver Post
Central Field
Better Homes and Gardens
American Rose Magazine
Weekend
KLZ
Green Thumb
Kiwanis Club
Men’s Garden Club
Torch Club
Denver Agriculture and Livestock Club
National Association of County Agricultural Agents
Thomas P. Ryan
Morrison
B’nai B’rith
Ryan
Northwestern University
New York University
Short Course Set For Farmers At Nebraska University
Lincoln Nebraska December dates outline a Farm and Ranch Short Course for young farmers and ranchers not seeking a degree. Courses cover crops soils machinery management animal science marketing farm policy with two terms from November 29 to February 4 and February to April 1. Students gain access to libraries activities, and Hall of Youth housing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Clinton A. Hoover
Hall of Youth
Nebraska Center For Continuing Education
University of Nebraska College of Agriculture and Home Economics
Hall of
University of Nebraska Lincoln
Nebraska
Consumers All Yearbook Highlights 1965 Agriculture Reference
The 1965 Yearbook of Agriculture titled Consumers All is described by the U S Department of Agriculture as a one volume guide for American households. It covers products consumed daily including foods clothing and services and reflects the department’s consumer services with contributions from over 130 authors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Yearbook of Agriculture
U.S. Department of Agriculture
USDA
Weather Panhandle Forecast Amid Warmer Weekend
Fair weather and rising temperatures in the Panhandle. Tonight lows 30 to 40, Saturday highs near 70. Five day outlook shows 5 to 10 degrees below normal highs in the 60s and lows in the 30s with occasional light showers. Frontier Airlines courtesy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panhandle
Frontier Airlines
Also Mentioned on This Page
Carl Benzel
Benzels
Carl
Alex
Alex Benzel
Mr. Stanley
Cyril Williams
Waldo Dearing
Herbert C. Gundelil
Thomas PO Ryan
Washington, D.C