Real Estate Transfers Listed From Platte County Records
Real estate transfers recorded at Platte County Register of Deeds list multiple property movements. Names include Grand Ole Auction Co and Dale Hansen. Alshouse. Hockenberger and Chambers. Golden West Corp. Lucy Speicher. Rodney Willson. Alvina Henke. Frank Jelinek. Neil Jensen. LaRoy Edic. Walter Nied. Egger family. Neb Public Power alleys vacated. Beilen community interests. Pfeifer and Stock. Hoeger family. Loeffler and Woods. Village of Platte Center. Feik estate. Wendt. Mackenstadt. Bonk. and Fullerton fair planning notes for 1975 including Aug 4-7 dates and grants for sewer work.
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Platte County Register of Deeds Office
Columbus Credit Bureau
Grand Ole Auction Co
Nebr. Corp
Dale A
Beula M. Hansen
Orig
Cols
Dale A. Hansén & Wf
Robert R
Alta L. Alshouse Pt
Walter Cattan
Ella
Wilke
Roger D
Nadine K
Hockenberger & Chambers
Golden West Corp
Cal-Way Meadows
Lucy H. Speicher
A. Hansen
Alvina Henke
Rodney D
Karen K. Willson
St. 9
E. Henke
Cols & W
Oida
Neil P. Jensen
Walter H
Joyce A. Nied- Beenee
Robert W. Egger
Yrt W
Lorraine H
Egger
Ste
Nebraska Public Power
Behlen Community Inc
Nebraska
Donald J. Pfeifer
Donald J
Lenore M
Edward A. Hoeger
Joseph C
Charlene E. Hoeger
William F. Loeffler
Linda R. Woods
Platte Center
Vincent J. Feik
Mary A. Feik
James L
Elva M. Spale
Chambers
Arthur Gerhard Mackenstadt
Lavern E
Joyce M. Wendt
Helen Bonk
Thomas Bonk
Fullerton
Nance County
Rev J F Kunce Attends Hastings Retreat on Evangelism Life Style
The Rev J F Kunce attended a Hastings retreat during the week of March 3 to study Evangelism Life Style. The event focused on outreach methods and church renewal strategies with participation from local clergy and lay leaders.
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Albion
J. F. Kunce
Hastings
Dog Hair Sweaters Catch On Across San Francisco
Samoyed fur can yarn sweaters and caps as dog hair becomes a craft material. Bob Jones and Wilma Coulter describe spinning shed fur from breeds like samoyed and St Bernard into scarves and garments. Richard Beard works on angora cat hair projects, noting the time and patience needed to produce one ounce of yarn.
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Jerry McGinn
SAN Francisco
UPI
Bob Jones
Wilma Coulter
Harvey Roe
Richard Beard
Beard
Ladies Aid Holds Devotions and World Day of Prayer
St. Paul Ladies Aid met Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Leonard Thalken leading devotions on Deciding the Christian Life Style from Romans 12. Members participated in World Day of Prayer at St. Peter Lutheran Creston and First United Church of Christ Leigh with program spots Friday afternoon.
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Leigh
Leonard Thalken
St. Paul Ladies Aid
Ladies Aid
St. Peter Lutheran Church
Creston
First United Church of Christ
Satellite to beam education from US to India villages
The ATS 6 satellite, valued at 180 million dollars, will be moved from its May launch site to an eastern Africa post for daily four hour broadcasts to about 5 000 Indian villages. Programs cover family planning agriculture and schooling with two audio channels for India's many languages.
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Peter M. Kelly Denver
UPI
America
India
Pacific Ocean
Southwest
Appalachia
Alaska
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Victoria
Kenya
East Africa
Uncle Sam
Africa
All India Radio
Robert Mott
Federation of Rocky Mountain States
United States
Federation
ATS 6
Colorado
Arizona
Idaho
Montana
Nevada
New Mexico
Utah
Wyoming
Army and Colleges Launch Project Ahead Education Plan
The Army and over 800 colleges offer Project Ahead a cooperative education program. Enlist in the Army and begin college simultaneously with education work and more than $10 000 in financial aid. College plans your program and tracks credits while you serve. After enlistment GI Bill benefits resume, totaling at least a $9720 scholarship.
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United States Army
Project Ahead recruits soldiers for college credits on post
The Army offers Project Ahead an individualized education plan where enlistees choose their alma mater and earn college credits through on post courses, correspondence, special exams, and Army training. Soldiers receive $344 monthly, free room and board, and up to 75 percent tuition toward courses, with participating colleges listed including Nebraska programs and state schools.
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Army
Pus
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