Zone 4 Lutheran Laymen Rally Set for April 26
Zone 4 Lutheran Laymen will hold a spring rally at 8 p.m. Sunday April 26 at St Paul Lutheran Church Wisner with guest speaker Prof Charles W Dusl dean of Concordia Teachers College Seward. He will bring Concordia students to discuss Youth Fit Into Present Day Church.
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Wisner
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Frieseke painting on display at Columbus Public Library
Frederick Frieseke's impressionistic oil Lay in Pink from 1923 is shown at Columbus Public Library. The work from the University of Nebraska lending service will be publicly displayed for 60 days through University Art Galleries Nebraska Art Association and Pawnee Regional Library. Frieseke, born in Owosso Michigan in 1874, studied at Chicago Art Institute and Art Students League, then in Paris.
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Frederick Frieseke
Columbus Public Library
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University of Nebraska
Prcsure
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Pawnee Regional
Sheldon Memorial
Lincoln
Frieseke
Ongosso
Mieh
Chicago Art Institute
Art Students League
New York
France
Friescke
Academie Duien
Benjamin Constant
Jean Paul Laurens
Will Whistler
Paris
Societe Nationale Des Eaux-Arts
IMM
Apollo 13 Crew Crack Up Over Jokes
An onboard exchange shows astronaut humor during the Apollo 13 crisis as ground communicator Kerwit jokes about new procedures. Flight crew member Poise answers with a straight face while Ground expects Saturday or Sunday for procedures. Mission is set for splashdown Friday at 08 pm.
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Lauslan
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Merwin
Finite Junior Golteen event at the Bika Country Club
A local community gathering Friday February 20 features Edication mol in sneesat staslan with officers and representatives present to discuss a plystent elacadon. The board adopts resolutions, outlines a schedule, and invites bids for a proposed elementary school addition in Butler County. The notices cover administration, resident participation, and a public bidding process for construction contracts.
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Sneesat Staslan
Bika Lountry
Urevent
Ken Torezan
Boo
Dols Lyedike
Warren Root
Willam Bimpson
Willan Floyd
Wand Mie
Laura Mier
Donald X
Tair Oleae
Gryce
Jan Durell
Art Wielne
Atencey Smtt Netnis
Ld Wenelli
Nnwane
Wales
Thetis Murely
Font Uineiells
Notice of Tinad Report in Camnly Court of Plate County Neb
Public notices from Camnly Court Of Plate County Neb describe administrator filings and hearings for multiple estates. Notices list estate numbers, deceased names, administrator actions, hearing dates in April 1970, and creditor claims deadlines. The text includes additional notes on final reports and appointments, with dates and judge signatures. The harvest moon and hunter's moon sentence appears as an unrelated calendar remark.
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Platte County
Nebraska
Jacob Reisdore
Raymond J. Reindorff
Merechel I. Reisdorff
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Teedheen
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Plate County
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Unity
Willian A. Goetz
Tlalle County
Aubgler
Daniel HH
Zubgler
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George Rambour
William A. Goetz
Louis Luckey
Nebras
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Mill Receives MAPP Membership Certificate in Area Event
A Mid-Continent Area Power Planners certificate of membership was presented to D. W. Mill, general manager of Nebraska Public Power District, by MAPP coordinator William B. Farrel. NPPD joined MAPP in December 1966 as the region’s first coordinated power planning group.
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Nebraska Public Power District
William B. Farrel
MAPE
MAPP
Midwestern
Atlanttoha
Ts Lyne
Rouse
General Telephone seeks rate rise in Nebraska operations
General Telephone Company of the Midwest asks the Nebraska State Railway Commission to review earnings and rates for Nebraska operations to provide more adequate earnings. President C G Farris cites rising costs, high interest charges, and aging rates. the firm has expanded dial service and central offices and plans a 12.8 million dollar spending program over five years.
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General Telephone Company of
Midwest
Nebraska State Railway Commission
Nebraska
General Telephone
Kedenty
Cahumbus
Albion
Madison
Neligh
Platte Center
Monroe
Genoa
Duncan
Leigh
Lindsay
Newmen Grove
C. G.farris Bald
Telebervice
Isbor
Velephone
Farris
Energy release of small meteoroid impact compared to a ship
A compact high speed meteoroid strike releases kinetic energy far exceeding its mass. By comparison to an equal mass explosive yield, the impact energy can be comparable to thousands of times the explosive energy, depending on velocity and angle of impact.
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