Shelby-Osceola Knights Sweep State Honors at Convention
Shelby-Osceola KC 5383 earned top council and district honors at the state convention in Grand, including best youth activity for a roller skating program and top per capita Tootsie Roll fundraising. State Deputy Edward Wagner announced recognition. new appointments were made for Eugene Gabel and Wahoo. Local leaders and members thanked contributors for support.
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Knights of Columbus
J.F. Kennedy Council
Shelby-Osceola
Edward Wagner Annoes
Shelby-Osceola Anyain
Polk County Association of Retarded Citizens
Council 5383
Council
Inter Council
Freewill
Supreme Convention
Boston
Jack Carpenter
Eugene Gabel
Wahoo
Grand Knight
Donald Gabriel
Darrel Gabel
Jerry Bonsack
Robert Lux
John Hannappel
Henry Galus
Kennedy Council
Supper Guests Visit Local Families in Tarnov
Friday evening visitors to Tarnov included Mr. and Mrs. Milton Stark and Miss Lu Ann Sliva of Seattle along with Mrs. Frances Sliva of Omaha. Also seen were Mr. and Mrs. Don Wiese of Lindsay, Mr. Ray Rosenthal of Fort Morgan, and Cecilia Rosenthal. Additional guests were Richard Kwapnioski family of Elkhorn and Milton Micek and sons of Genoa. Jack Kanentach and Carolyn Sliva with Alex Sliva of Fullerton joined at the Sliva home. Stella Kwapmit hosted.
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Stella Kwap- Mit
Jack Kanentach
Josephine Sliva
Carolyn Sliva
Sons
Ralston
Alex Sliva
Fullerton
Grace Episcopal Vacation Church School Dates Set
Grace Episcopal Church plans Vacation Church School with Mrs Judd Wagner directing. Sessions run May 9 at 3 p.m and June 7 11 are the dates, daily from 9 11:30 a.m. A $1 registration fee per child applies.
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Grace Episcopal
Judd Wagner
Crest on Baptist Youth Plan Graduation Banquet
Creston Baptist Youth Fellowship met in the church lower auditorium Sunday to prepare for the graduation banquet. Dorcas Society meets May 13 at the Baptist church with Mrs. Kenneth Prang as leader. Darin Ternus was honored at a Sunday dinner after his first communion hosted by the Tennus family.
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Creston Baptist
Creston
Baptist Youth Fellowship
Baptist Church
Ernest Blessen
Orton Hulsebus
Kenneth Prang
Elmer Corrells
Douglas Eichberger
Roger
Osmond
Harold Boning
Larry Correll
Hoskins
Country Side Manor
Madison
Dorcas Society
David Claussen
Son
Columbus
Darin Ternus
Dennis Tennus
Humphrey
Geo. Summers
Best play for club suit in win at bridge discussion
The players debated a bridge hand where South won a spade lead and misplayed clubs. With 3-3 clubs the result varied. 4-2 splits could have altered the count, illustrating how suit distribution affects the number of club tricks and overall contract success.
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Oswald
James Jacoby
Dallas
South
Semalariae
Bid signaling in bridge three hearts response over 22-24 notrump
A Carolina reader asks for a bid sequence. The standard American reply is three hearts with 11 high cards. If partner raises to four, consider Blackwood. if he rebids three notrump, jump to six diamonds. Even with 11 points, opponents cannot hold more than 22 points.
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Carolina
Blackwood
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Tarnov
Grace Church
Mel’s Color TV Center
13Th Street
Columbus, Nebraska
Columbus Telegram
Columbus High
Wayne State College
SKY Theatre
Peter Fonda
Dirty Mary Crazy Larry
Barry Newman
Petrocell
Cleavon Little
Democratic
Jim Cosey
California
Kennington
the Brass Buckle
13Th St
Ss. Pre
U.S. 30 Center
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