Osceola Hosts 41st District 7 Legion Convention
Osceola welcomed a large American Legion and Auxiliary gathering for the 41st annual District 7 convention on September 1. Commander David Richards presided as Mayor Dean Buffington greeted attendees. An afternoon program opened at the Osceola Legion Club rooms, with District Commander Medford Barry calling the convention to order and District Adjutant Dan Dion adjutant.
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Osceola
The
American Legion and Auxiliary
David Richards
Dean Buffington
American Legion
Sceola Legion Club
Medford Barry
Dan Dion
Ed Farr
Hay Olman
Fred Duhrkop
Ad Farr
Leo Corbin
Pearl Smith
Jim — Sikyta
Tom Sikyta
Ray Griffin
Nec Jerome Henn
Vern Becki
Louis Leffensmeier
Lynn Settles
William Wolfe
Oseeale Legion Club
Dist
Barry
Everett W. Green
Audrey Kretzinger
Bellwood
Luella Barry
Sandra Walgren
Fern Wyman
Henrietta Hubenka
Leigh
Francis Bibow
Cedar Bluffs
Nora Snodgrass
Lola Urban
Osceola Legion Auxiliary
Ruth Lux
Meta Larson
Landgraf Named Temporary Hastings Director
Dr. Charles Landgraf of Hastings was named Tuesday as director of the Hastings Regional Center to provide a two week transition before the current director departs. He returns to part time hospital work while continuing private practice in Hastings.
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Lincoln, Neb
Charles Landgraf
Hastings
Hastings Regional Center
Jack Anderson
State Department of Institutions
Anderson
Landgraf
Mental Hospital
Starlin Abbert
State hospital hosts college on hospital grounds
Windyward Kahua College opens with 629 students on Hawaii State Hospital grounds. The move frees space as psychiatric patients decline to about 230 from 1,200 a decade ago. Hospital officials envision future psychology field work and some courses for patients. Renovation totaled $400,000 for five buildings. three are finished. Cooperative programs with the hospital seem likely as plans progress.
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Honolulu
Windsyard
Qahu College
University of Hawaii
Hawaii State Hospital
Audrey Mertz
Ecampus
Community College
Robert Hara
Melvin Sakaguchi
State Hospital
Sakaguchi
Thunder Heights by Phyllis A Whitney at Columbus Library
Columbus Library offers Public Library Film Service with Lincoln City Libraries and Nebraska Library Commission. Films are free to individuals and groups, except return postage. New book this week is Thunder Heights by Phyllis A Whitney about Camilla King who returns to a Gothic mansion linked to a family mystery and inheritance.
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Geoviler
Lincoln City
Nebraska Library Commission
Tim
Thunder “Heights
Phyllis A. Whitney
Camila King
Hudson River
Thunder Heights
Orrin Judd
Camilla
Ural Point
Jude
New York City
Schwartzkopf Faces No Opponent In Nebraska Board Race
Lincoln AP report shows Ed ward Schmwartzkopf will face no challenger for reelection to the University of Nebraska Board of Regents after Jean Theisen of Lincoln was disqualified. Beermann halted signature checks after 150 names revealed 41 disqualifications, leaving Theisen well short of the 750 needed. Brauer had withdrawn from the November race after finishing second to Schwartzkapf in the May primary. The text also advertises two book titles.
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Lincoln
Neb
Edward Schmwartzkopf
Nebraska Board of Regents
Allen Beermann
Jean Theisen
Schwartzkopf
Theisen
Béhrmann
Meermann
Beermann
Brauer
Schwartzkapf
Withdreiw
Beatrice College Buildings Floated for State Home Relocation
DPI Director confirms talks to use former Pershing College in Beatrice to house Beatrice State Home residents. If pursued, it would not alter Gov Exon’s $5.5 million capital plan over three years. About 30 residents could move to college facilities. three cottages would remain for 200 occupants. Pershing College closed in 1971 amid financial woes with $1.885 million value and $1.66 million in mortgages.
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Lincoln
Neb
John J. Pershing College
Beatrice
Beatrice State Home
Lnter
Department of Public Institutions
DPI
Michael la Montia
la Montia
J. J. Exon
Carl Botsford
Pershing College
Conservationists earn Polk County conservation family honor
Mr and Mrs Gust Granberg and Mr and Mrs Harlen Donelson and Kenny Donelson of Stromsburg were named Quistanding Conservation Family of Polk County at a Omaha banquet on September 11 during the Nebraska Association of Resources Districts conference. The Stromsbury Bank sponsored the picture award for aerial farm photos by the Polk County Natural Resources District, now in its 17th year. the award will be presented at a fall banquet.
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Osceola
Gust .Granberg
Harlen Donelson
Kenny Donelson
Stromsburg
Polk County
Omaha
Nebraska Association of Resources Districts
Stromsbury Bank
Polk County Natural Resources District
Witnners
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