4-H Notes Gingham Gals and Local Clubs Report Meetings
A collection of 4-H notes from multiple clubs including Gingham Gals at Kiunike home with new member Flaine Korus and fabric prep demo, Katie Kutters at Jen Nyftaler home electing officers, Bright Stars fall booth ideas and sugar measuring demo, Power Builders on gardening and poultry with a pigeon demo, Crystal Clovera knitting and pudding demo, Peppy Pals officer training and coconut demo, Happy Go Lucky bulletin boards and a bike trip to Loup Powerhouse with a picnic lunch, reported by several club reporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gingham Gals Club
Kiunike
Flaine Korus
Steva Sempek
Diane Sempek
Roxanne Sempek
Darlene Micek
Cletus Sempex
Lynn Micek
Jack Chetcha
Delvin Micek
Wayne Kummer
Linda Chelona
Larry Svoboda
Loup
Susan Keller
Lutheran World Action drive set at Newman Grove
The Lutheran Womans Auxiliary meeting at the church chaired by Mrs Ruth Buhl discussed the May 6 Lutheran World Action drive collecting baby items and layettes. Library committee noted new books. Mrs William Kalix Jr elected district convention delegate for April 23. Next meeting May 16 with serving committee co chairs Mrs William Kralk Jr and Carl Cartson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newman Grove — 'Trink Alcw
Ruth Buhl
Tople
Mmes, Carlin
Robert Flood
Leonard Voelker
Myron Borg
Albert Wedekind
LeRoy Nelson
Ramen
Jacobson
Lutheran World Action Drive
ALCW
William Kalix, Jr
Mmes
William Kralk, Jr
Carl Cartson
Japan railway workers begin four day strike
Japan National Railway workers launched a four day strike, disrupting rail service for millions of commuters and forcing others to seek alternative transport or stay home. Across the country, 615 million public and private workers were set to strike for 24 to 72 hours, halting most rail, bus, and taxi services. The government mobilized trucks and 340000 police to maintain order as labor presses for higher pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Japan National Railway
Japan
Film at Shell Creek church screens Scums of the Trumpet
Film titled Scums of the Trumpet will be shown at 8 p.m. Good Friday at Shell Creek Baptist Church nine miles north of Columbus on Mason Road. The public is invited. The drama follows a television filmmaker known for incisive documentaries and probes trends some see as hinting at Christ’s return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shell Creek Baptist Church
Columbus
Mason Road
Nixon orders rapid aid for tornado victims in South Midwest
President Nixon pressed federal disaster officials to cut red tape and act quickly for tornado survivors. In Xenia Ohio he called the disaster the most devastating he had seen, pledging prompt federal aid for housing, schools, and jobs and urging expedited housing and relief measures nationwide from Georgia to the Canadian border. His aides said temporary housing and private nonprofit school access to federal aid were priorities, with emergency funds to be allocated under flexible laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nixon
Midwest
Xenia
Ohio
Ington
James J. Lynn
Thomas Dunne
Georgia
Lynn
Sunday Bee
Also Mentioned on This Page
Laurie Kuraman
Edward Kuraman
Albion
American Legion Auxiliary
Girls State
Lincoln
Honor Society
Stident Council
CYO
Karen Milburn
Wayne Milburn
The
Columbus Telegram
Nebraska
Katie Kutters
Jen Nyfteler
Patricia Oppliger
Diana Baker
Jan Nyfteler
Janice Caffee
Marie Baker
Martie Baker
Power Builders Club
William Noonan
Gerald Meyer
Ron Bender
Calvin Sturg
Carl Jarosz
Crystal Clovera
Denise
Donna Preister
Mary Jo Gronenthal
Powley
Carrie Miller
Dennis Milles
Ann Powley
Lutheran World
Japan Railway
Shell Creek Church
Leigh
Emil Trojan
Murray
Utah
Tom Trojan
Roy Smont
Soldiers and Sailors Home
Grand Island
Shelby
Polk County
Omaha
Homer Ingalls
Gary Abbott
Russell Smith
Clifford Hernbloom
Gary Hernbloom
Delmar Rathje
John Messing
Jack Carter
Wilhelm Kosch
Leonard Heimer
Pat Augustine
Akes
Vend
Tallymate, Travel
Fleischer Rexall
Phoebe
Sivas
Norton Ban
Men's
Poplin
Dacron
U. S. 30 Center
Sm.l
Parma Press
Seadie
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