Lions Club tour at Scotus Central Catholic fuels school aims
City briefs note Lions Club luncheon at Scotus Central Catholic High School where Supt Emmett Meyer outlines liberal arts prep and vocational Shop and home economics training. Other items include local obituaries, Christmas gatherings, court fines, a Vietnam casualty, kidney transplant plans, and various club meetings.
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Lions Club
Scotus Central Catholic High School
Emmett Meyer
John Mopp
Honored Polk guests mark long wedding anniversaries
Gilbert Lampshires and James Wilsons were guests of honor at a dinner marking their 43rd and 41st wedding anniversaries. Also attending were hosts Mr. and Mrs. Glen Hill and Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Burney.
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Polk
Gilbert Lampshires
James Wilsons
Toner
Glen Hill
Dwight Burney
Loup Power District Holds Annual Christmas Party
Loup Power District employees directors retirees and guests gathered for the annual Christmas party at Platte County Agricultural Park. More than 250 attendees from Platte Nance Boone and Colfax counties enjoyed dinner and dancing with Lakeview High School Chorabers providing entertainment. Clarence J Witller welcomed guests and spoke, Max Kiburz addressed the group, and George Bixenmann was master of ceremonies. Event planning was led by Jim Gregorius as chair with Vera Modlin Ardith Behlen James Thomas Bob Goodman John Urish Bob Christenson Don Daniels Richard Bernt and Irving Rood coordinating.
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Loup Power District
Platte County
Platte
Nance
Boone
Colfax
Lakeview High School
Clarence J. Witller
Humphrey
Loup Board of Directors
Max E. Kiburz
George Bixenmann
Jim Gregorius
Vera Modlin
Ardith Behlen
James Thomas
Bob Goodman
John Urish
Bob Christenson
Don Daniels
Richard Bernt
Irving Rood
Ed A. Ernst Retires as Lincoln Telephone Manager
Ed A. Ernst, area manager of Lincoln Telephone and Telegraph Co. in Nebraska City, retires effective January 1 after a 45 year career in telephone service. He was named area manager in 1959, ending a long tenure with the company.
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Nebraska City
UPI
Ed A. Ernst
Lincoln Telephone and Telegraph Co
Ernst
Husband's Guests at Albion Club Christmas Party
Members of the JSC Club and their husbands held their annual Christmas party at Albion Country Club. Prizes went to Mr. and Mrs. Don Thompson Mrs. William Schroeder and Dale Nelson of St. Edward. Hostesses were Mines Randall Kruse Jack Landen Bob Wilson Tony Kunzman and George Young. Next meeting will be Jan 6 at Mrs. Charles Gleason's home.
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Albion
JSC Club
Albion Country Club
Don Thompson
Christmas Dinner and Birthday Celebrations in Nebraska
Mrs. N. J. Kirby joined a Christmas dinner at a Grand Island cafe with Clarks card party members, then bridge at Mrs. Lester Grave's home. Joe and Jean Beck marked birthdays with bowling in Genoa and lunch at their home, guests named. Several other local families from Lincoln, Shelby, Osceola, and Omaha attended various birthday gatherings and visits.
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Silver Creek
N. J. Kirby
Grand Island
Clarks
Lester Grave
Joe
Jean Beck
Genoa
Beck
Neil van Winkle
Rosalie Brand
Denise Schippareit
Diane Gentleman
Randy Engel
Justin Liss
Norman Ease Home
David Heimers
Lincoln
Russell Smith
Bob
Josephine Stachura
Ed Ruse
Shelby and
Louise Timm
Osceola
Wyman
Bill Wyman
Sam Wyman
Rex Graham
Omaha
Gary Graham
Christmas sewing club hosts yearend meeting and display
Thirty five women attended the final St. Francis Sewing and Quilting Club meeting. Christmas gift items were on display. Get well cards were signed and sent to hospitalized group members Frances Froemel Elizabeth Pruitt Mrs. Jake Wessel Tony Schaecher Tony Fuchs and Mrs. Alvin Frauendorfer. hostesses included Bill Albracht Gene Schuethillie Elsen Jerome Bender. Prizes went to six members including Ben P Preister Joe Preister Rose Fuchs and Rose Tighe. Birthday song honored Miss Mary Fuchs and Dina Olivier. Fr Rod Hettinger received a cash gift.
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Mmes
Ben P. Preister
Joe Preister
Rose Fuchs
Rose Tighe
Mary Fuchs
Dina Olivier
Rod Hettinger
Cattle grub eradication project planned at NU
At the sixth annual Nebraska Beef Seminar Dr Gene White of the University of Nebraska North Platte Station said a statewide cattle grub eradication project may begin in three to ten years. He noted systemic insecticides work, grubs have been eradicated in parts of Ireland Canada and the U S, and treating all cattle in an area could cut grub numbers next year. White described losses from heel fly infestations and the lack of grazing and nursing due to grub damage, stressing the industry’s unseen costs.
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Valentine
UPI
United States
Nebraska
University of Aedraae
Jony
Gene White
University of Nebraska
White
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