Albion National Bank Moves to New Albion Facility
Albion National Bank announces move to a newly built facility one block east and four blocks south of the current location. Open house set for 6 p.m. April 18. The bank adds a drive in window a 22 car parking lot new vault and two teller booths. Community room attached to the building opens April 22 with calendar managed by Frank Morse. James Wolf is bank president and R J Blaker chairs the board.
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Albion
Albion National Bank
Long Tim
Albion Insurance Agency
Coumorobity Toom
Frank Morse
James Wolf
UL Keith Newton
R. J. Blaker
Shawn
Telegram
Farmers Co-Op highlights corn rootworm control and marketing aids
Farmers Co-Op of Platte Center provided area farmers with a dinner program detailing corn rootworm issues in recent seasons and new rootworm insecticide treatments. The session also covered weed control methods and highlighted Dun & Bradstreet Marketing Services’ expanded 1971 directories with 45 022 listings, plus a robust Metalworking Directory.
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Dun & Bradstreet, Inc
D&h
Century Farms Award Winner Named in Planning Contest
Century Farms, Inc. of Schuyler won area honors in a 1970s planning contest sponsored by AO Smith Harvestore and Nebraska Harvestore. Morris Fonda of Harvestore praised Century Farms for five year goals in livestock, crop shifts, and mechanization to offset labor shortages. A merchandise prize will be awarded to Century Farms in Morrie Vavricek’s Harvestore territory.
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Century Faring, Inc
Schuyler
Smith Harvestore Products, Inc
Nebraska Harvestore
Norfolk
Marvestore
Morris Fonda
Harvestore
Century Farms, Inc
Fonda
Morrie Vavricek
Calamtns
NPPD Employees Credit Union Holds 28th Annual Meeting
The 28th annual meeting of NPPD Employees Credit Union was held at St. Anthony Social Mall with 70 members and guests from Scottsbluff Kearney Bellevue Grand Island O Neill Norfolk York Seward Aurora Lincoln Omaha Sheldon Station Beatrice Nebraska City and Columbus. Charles E B Olsen of the Nebraska Credit Union League spoke on statewide efforts while Kenneth Wright of York presided. Officers elected included Dis Murphy B C Rockwell C H Siems and William C Noll with Elvira W Caffrey continuing as manager.
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Charles EB. Olsen
Nebraska Credit Union League, Inc
NPPD
St. Anthony Social Mall
Olsen
Fe Group
Scottsbluff
Kearney
Bellevue
Grand Island
O'Neill
Norfolk
York
Seward
Aurora
Lincoln
Omaha
Sheldon Station
Beatrice
Nebraska City
Columbus
Kenneth Wright
Credit Committee
Sere Dis
Murphy
B.C. Rockwell
CH. Siems
C. Messersmith
Credit Contittee
Ami DA
G.E. Pokorny
James Monk
C.H. Siems
Elvira W. Caffrey
Svere
Charles E. Olsen
Vincoln
Joe Gratzl
Tale Employes Credit.Union
Leo Sehmil
Beth
Separate payments when two taxes due at same time
Nebraska IRS district director urges separate checks for two taxes. With IS processing, one payment could credit to a single tax and the other billed. If a payment covers 1971 estimated tax and 1970 balance, it may overpay one tax and underpay the other, triggering a refund and a bill. Include Social Security and business taxpayer IDs on all payments.
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Omaua — I
Richard P. Vinal
Internal Revenue
Nebraska
Vinal
IRS
New birth announcement in Toronto Star
Mr and Mrs John Aiken announce the birth of their son in the Toronto Star births column. The release notes the event marks the completion of Johns winter works project and credits Lois for labor and planning.
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Toronto
UPQ
John Aiken
Toronto Star
Johns Winter Works
Lois
Dinner honors Durand Mares at Ward event
Montgomery Ward employees and families attended a dinner and dance at the Americatr tagion Club in Columbus to honor George Durand and Donald Mares for 26 and 25 years with the company. Durand led paint and electrical supplies in Columbus store, Mares supervised receiving and working area. Wristwatches presented by Leo Wartman.
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Montgomery “Ward
Americatr Tagion Club
George Durand
Donald Mares
Durand
Carter Wit Ward
Columbus
Mares
Leo Wartman
Columbus Ward
Pata
Cipluyes
Columbus Stove
North Platte to host kickoff of Nebraska beauty program
Eva Greer of North Platte, chairwoman of Rural Homemakers Day, announced the city as the kickoff site for the Governor's Counsel to Keep Nebraska Beautiful. Mel Anderson will speak at a noon luncheon in the Hotel Pawnee Crystall Ballroom on April 1, with Barbara Botsch of the Omaha Chamber of Commerce and Dale Valkenhorst of the North Platte Development Corporation also on the program.
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Worth Platte
UPI
Eva Greer
North Platte
Nebraska
Mel. Les Anderson
Pawnee Crystall
Barbara Botsch
Omaha Chamber of Commerce
Dale i Valkenhorst
North Platte Development Corporation
Frontier Airlines annual meeting slated May 27
Frontier Airlines announced its annual shareholders meeting will be held in Denver on May 27 at the Brown Palace Motel rather than the usual April date. President Feldman said the later date allows the new management to become familiar with Frontier's operations and develop new corporate plans.
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Denver
UPH
Adl
Feldman
Frontier Airlines
Comany
Brown Palace
Itelf
Frontier
NPPD service emblems go to Geery and Bohaty
Two Nebraska Public Power District employees receive service emblems marking long tenure. Donald L. Geery, 43, assistant transmission superintendent, ends 25 years with NPPD after starting as an apprentice in 1945 and advancing through multiple supervisory roles. Doug A. Bohaty, 31, construction accountant, marks five years since joining in 1968 with a 1970 promotion.
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Nebraska Public Power District
Donald L. Geery
NPPD
Vneman
York
Geery
Lincoln
Columbus
Doug A. Bohaty
Nebraska Public Power Distrrict
AAA President to Visit UNO on April 1
The president of the American Accounting Association will visit the University of Nebraska at Omaha on April 1. Dr. Jones D. Edwards of Michigan State University will spend the day visiting classes and meeting with faculty and members of Beta Alpha Psi, the accounting honorary.
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Omaha
UPD
American Accounting Association
University of Nebraska At
de. Jones D. Edwards
Department of Accounting and Financial Administration
Graiate School of Business Administration
Michigan State
Beta Alpha Psi
Lambert Named Manager of Data Processing at Behlen
Larry L. Lambert a Moline native has joined Behlen Manufacturing Co in Columbus as manager Data Processing. He will oversee all systems design programming and operation for Behlen IBM 36 Model 20. Lambert previously served as a computer consultant and spent six years with Colt Industries. He attended Blackhawk College and served two years in the Navy in World War II. He is a past National President of the Data Processing Management Association and holds a Certificate in Data Processing. He and his wife Clara have two children Patricia and David.
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Larry L. Lambert
Moline
111
Behlen Manufacturing Company
Lambert
Behlen
Columbus
S¢Fl
Colt Industries
Kansas City
Blackhawk College
The
Data Processing Management Association
Clara
Patrica
David
Gideons Organized In Janesville In 1899
The Gideons, an organization placing Bibles in hotels, hospitals, prisons and schools, was formed by three traveling men in Janesville Wisconsin on July 1 1899.
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Janesville
Wis
Christensen to Succeed Farris as General Proxy
Crinnelg announces that James P. Christensen, operating vice-president at General Telephone Company of Tridiana, will become president of General Telephone Company of the Midwest on April 1. He will replace Charles G. Farris, who will join General Telephone & Electronics Service Corporation in New York the same day.
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Midwest
TTE
Tawa
Missour
Nebraska
Columbus
Christensen
Indiana Company
General Telephone Company of
Kentucky
Indiana
Idaho Walls
Idaho
Interstate Telephone Company
Moscow
University of Idaho
General Telephone Company of the
Northwest
General Telphone Company of
St. Wayne
Charles G. Farris
The
FTE
Milk support hike welcomed by Nebraska senator
Senator Carl Curtis describes the USDA announcement raising the farm milk support price to just over 85 percent of parity as welcome news for agriculture in Nebraska and the Midwest. Hardin will extend the higher $4.58 per hundredweight through the current year, with a midwest extension.
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Washington
UPL
Sen
Carl
Curtis
R-Neb
Hardin
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Association For Lutherans
Manoatu
Mawai
AALS
Petr Eckrich and Sons, Inc
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Fid
Beatrice Foods
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Eckrich
Meatrice
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Standard Distributing Company
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Alvin
Minnesota
Wisconsin
White Advertising, Inc
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Iowa
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Century Farms Award
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UNO
Ilinois
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