Vague OCR Note on Upcoming Election in Mills County
Fragmentary OCR text hints at election preparation for Mills County with references to Mejor State and upcoming dates. The readable portions mention elections and political interest but lack specific names places or concrete actions. The fragmentary nature limits precise summarization.
Do-it-Yourself Still a Good Way to Do the Job
Fragmented text discusses DIY approaches, port construction, and water functions. It notes complexity and slow progress and mentions Nehag Valley as an example. The passage expresses hope others will be inspired to meet needs and achieve success.
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East Liberty Notices and Weekend Guests
East Liberty residents and guests filled a busy social weekend with visits from Mrs Josse Stotts Mrs Phos Gacds and Mrs Mary Skeri among others. Local couples Mr and Mrs Cl aresne McKinney of Henderson hosted Thursday attendance while Mr and Mrs Claude Stevens welcomed visitors Air and Mrs Gary Parker led Saturday events with other guests from Hesepur Park and Colerns.
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Phos
Mary Skeri
Mey
Gid
Claresne Mckinney
Henderson
Clsude Stevens
Air
Gary Parker
L Park
Ren Y. Gitavold
Vera Harri Colerns
Jose Statts
Sian McCallister
Malinda Brunt
Eddwville
Steven Gasper
First Replat in Council Hills Weds Hayes Family ties
North Platte residents report a wedding tied to the Hayes household as newlyweds plan to live in a Hayes tenant home. Mrs Albert Roéfire and Mrs Renita McCampbellier attend, with Peterson Leet wedding guest Tarry Hayes of Co. Bhaffs. Sunday visit from Kelly Shute of Emmerson. Walter Stille family hosts grandparents visit. Stiles and family member continue fishing trip in Minnesota.
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Albert “Roéfire
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Roy Kenierson
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Stilkes
Bob Stile
Bobs
Nel Turner
Henderson
Drayton Slaughter
Dedicated Gifts and Memorials at E. Liberty Sunday
A church service featured dedication of memorials including a New Methodist hymnals set and plaques. Numerous tributes honored deceased relatives of members, with personal notes from Mrs. Josie Stills, Mrs. Ray Uhumeers, Mrs. Phoebe Govien, and Mrs. Lillie May Palin among others. Social activities followed, including a Harvest Home Supper and visits by relatives from Minnesota and Henderson as families shared meals and stories.
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Hay Fouler
Elvi
Lyra Revney
Mette Shotts
Willie Osd Aletha
Exist Liberty
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Grace Pullin
Ray Uhumeers
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Family visits span across states to celebrate, travel notes
The narrative traces Tom Pearces and family members entertaining Archie Sealt’s birthday guests at various towns including Malvern and Brownsville. It mentions Carl Scott, May at Mrs Ciar Scott, and several Shonefield relatives plus Stevie Sheverfield from Russell. The piece covers trips to Colorado and California, Disneyland visits, a trip to Mexico, and a return to Nebraska, detailing hosts in Wigs Towoudt Beverly Hills South Gate Almaheim and a stopover at Auburn.
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Appar
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Sealt
Charles Sheunfield
Hix Parenta
Santa Phuredagt
Colorado
Loto Willams
Norn Benedicts
Mes
Kyte Willams
Lacey
Mita Williams
Malvern
Ms. Wilcox
Auburn
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Scouts Roundup to Begin Sept in Mid-America
Scouting for 36,222 boys in this area, or 37 percent of those available, is the goal for the 196g Roundup, the full membership campaign of the Mid-America Council, Boy Scouts of America. Fred P L Turner, Omaha, Council Roundup Chairman, said success will mark the council’s fourth straight year on target in its eight year growth program Breakthrough for Youth designed to serve 50 percent of available boys by 1972. The Roundup runs Sept 4 to Dec 31 with unit activities open houses and School Night for Scouting neighborhood recruiting meetings.
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Mid-America Council
Boy Scouts of America
Fred PL Turner
Omaha
Council
Uniform Day for Argos Boy Scout Membership
Uniform Day announces Argos recruiting for Boy Scouts of America. Cub Scouts include third grade through age 10, Boy Scouts cover ages 11 but over, Explorers serve youths 14 through high school, outlining age groups and membership tiers.
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Cub Scouts
Boy Scala
Explorers
Mid-America Council Serves Boy Scouts Across Units
The Mid-America Council serves youth in over 1,10 Scout units, providing programs and leadership development for boys and volunteers across the region.
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Mid-America Council
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