Open house draws nearly six hundred visitors
An open house at Farne Hardware Co and Wne Coup Co brought about 600 attendees. Prizes were awarded by the Pallweed lodge with Mrs. Merrill presiding at the episode in Monroe. Memorial ceremony plans and district church figures were noted among social visits and hosting by Florence hostesses.
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Farne Hardware Co
Florence
Merrill
Thehoka Ledge
Osernla
Pallweed
Robert Ro Erll
Clyde
Social Security questions and eligibility guidance
The note addresses Social Security topics and questions about applying for benefits. It mentions birth certificates for identity, guardianship or paternity notes, and the handling of supplemental security payments. It also references the amount people may receive monthly and the age at which benefits begin.
Community Chess Club Hosts Fundraiser Meeting
Westernzices Monce atti ts Muia Teri Schalt Liffle Chess Club met at Joan Tammy Mertensen ta callect as a fund-raisi for the rew H camp. Adeline Ternus led tow to measure Clover Cuties ing wes at the hime cater. Fiita Smith elected June president, Mary president, Diane secretary, Chery Alt treasurer, Joyce Mann reporter. Other members Cindy Smith and Teri Scotte, over M reporter. Bright Sart We met ef te Da bene, kim comes tym to mark darts.
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Liffle Chess Club
Joan Tammy
Mertensen
Adeline Ternus
Clover
Wes
Hime Cater
Mra
Fiita Smith
Mary
Diane
Chery] Alt
Joyce Mann
Cindy Smith
Teri Scotte
Ead Kim
Linde Crikha
Fair authorities approve two new attractions at state fair
The Nebraska State Fair adds two new rides and a grandstand attraction. A charity ball on Wednesday was rescheduled for September. The swire contest was revised, with falls end pits eliminated and February 7 carved into a seal piece in the sun.
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Nebraska
Rt State Fair
Ania
Neo
Tee
Barrow
San Francisco Ends 9 Day Transit Strike With Pact
City workers and the San Francisco Board of Supervisors approved a 9.5 million wage offer Friday ending a nine day strike that paralyzed public transportation. The union vote favored the contract by 72028n, per Local 490 official Conner Nixon. Workers would return to their jobs almost immediately.
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San Francisco Board of Supervisors
Conner Nixon
Field
Service Employes International Union
Victor Thuesen
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