Bass Has ETV Interim Study Resolution Drafted
In the Senate this week a concurrent resolution calls for an interim study to report to the next session, paving the way for statewide ETV expansion. Page County visitors Debie Fister Mary Ann Millhone Anna Smith Charles Lisle David South Carole Winter Mrs Bill Lawrence and Mr Ed Winter toured the Capitol.
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Senate
Senate Schools Committee
Page County
Debbie Fister
Mary Ann Millhone
Anna Smith
Charles Lisle
David South
Carole Winter
Bill Lawrence
Ed Winter
Reapportionment Change Primary Looms at Harbor Ct
By William H Harbor the House reports progress on seven major issues including majority rights and environmental quality. A Sept 5 election date and primary shift follow a Supreme Court joint leadership meeting and a need to re-precinct counties. the move aims to allow absentee balloting and smoother candidate filing before the new date.
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William H. Harbor
House
Iowa
Supreme Court
Goodwill Trucks Run in Emerson and Hastings on Feb 17
Goodwill Industries of Omaha urges holiday helpers to donate unused items for pickup. A truck will operate in Emerson and Hastings on February 17 to collect goods from the public.
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Goodwill
Goodwill Industries of
Omaha
Emerson and Hastings
Hastings Council Calls Meeting
The Hastings Town council has scheduled a special meeting for homeowners on Tuesday February 15 at 730 pm in the Community building to discuss the sewer project FHA representative Ralph Stewart of Red Oak will attend to answer questions and offer suggestions All Hastings residents are urged to attend Debbie and David Waymire return to Midland Lutheran college after a winter sports program in Estes Park Colorado Mr and Mrs Roger Anderson hosted relatives for Mrs Berle Brazeal's birthday PFC Toby Campbell arrived from Fort Polk Louisiana after months in service.
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Town Council of
Hastings
FHA
Ralph Stewart
Red Oak
Debbie
David Waymire
Midland Lutheran College
Fremont
Nebr
Estes Park
Colo
Eugene Waymire
Roger Anderson
Berle Brazeal
Donnie Brazeal
Gerald Brazeal
Robert Fisher
Toby Campbell
Fort Polk
Neva Bowen Dies in Washington After 40 Years in North Grove
Hastings and North Grove mourn the sudden death of Neva Bowen of Sedro Woolley Washington, a North Grove resident for over four decades. Memorial services set for Thursday at 2 PM Mansfield Funeral Home, with burial in North Grove Cemetery family plots. Mrs Tom Burrington and sons with Mrs H Burrington visited Clara Wolfe at Red Oak Good Samaritan Center for her 89th birthday. Albert Anderson of Red Oak joined Clyde Liston for Sunday supper.
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Hastings
North Grove
Neva Bowen
Sedro Wooley, Wash
Tom Burrington
Albert Anderson
Red Oak
Clyde Liston
Hastings Cafe Reopened In Marge’s Squeeze Inn
The Hastings cafe known as Marge's Squeeze Inn reopened last Monday. Operated by Marge Winchell and Cordice Needs, it runs daily from 5 30 a.m. to 4 p.m. in Malvern.
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Hastings
Marge
Marge’ Winchell and Cordice Needs
Malvern
Omaha area social notes and hospital entry report
Mrs Richard Vance entered Nebraska Methodist hospital at 83rd and Dodge in Omaha for surgery Wednesday morning. Danny Kinder of Emerson was a dinner guest Sunday of the Arno Miller family. Mrs John Confer and Hubert of Emerson called on Mrs Tom Burrington and sons Friday. Mr and Mrs Eugene McGaa and Gary from Iowa City were dinner guests in the Wendell Crawford home Sunday. W A Bachler of Glenwood and the Richard Browns of Council Bluffs were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Max Bachler Sunday. They attended the 50th wedding anniversary open house for Mr and Mrs Elvis Butts at Riverton Methodist Church. The Lowell Hardy family of Emerson were guests of the Tom Burringtons Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Gerald Vance of Strahan, Janet Goodwin and Sp 4 Rodney Courtier were guests of Mr and Mrs Toby Campbell Saturday evening. Kindra Mooney of Shenandoah spent Thursday evening with Kenneth Grindle, while her mother visited her daughter Mrs Steve Smith and new grandson Shawn Steven at Clarkson hospital in Omaha. Shawn was born Jan 41 and weighed 8 lbs 1 oz. Mr and Mrs Smith are former Hastings residents. The Doug Parker family of Council Bluffs were Sunday supper guests in the Gary Good home. Mrs Doris Pickering spent the weekend with her sister Mrs Pauline Miller in Omaha. Mrs Carolyn Kalvenik and family of Omaha visited in the Aaron Crouse home Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Grindle called on Mrs Rose Brazelton at Highland Acres in Red Oak Friday evening.
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Richard Vance
Nebraska Methodist Hospital
Dodge
Omaha
Danny Kinder
Emerson
Arno Miller
John Confer
Hubert
Tom Burrington
Eugene McGaa
Gary
Iowa City
Wendell Crawford
W. A. Bachler
Glenwood
Richard Browns
Co. Bluffs
Kindra Mooney
Shenandoah
Kenneth Grindle
Lowell Mooney
Steve Smith
Shawn Steven
Clarkson Hospital
Shawn
Smith
Hastings
Bob Johnson Accepted to Missouri Univ Medical School
Bob Johnson of Malvern has been notified of acceptance to the freshman Class of 1972 at the University of Missouri School of Medicine. He earned a 1971 BS in Biochemistry from Northwest Missouri State College after a 1967 high school graduation from Nishna Valley. He and his wife Diana and son Jamie live in Maryville where he is completing graduate studies.
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Bob Johnson
Mark Johnson
Malvern
University of Missouri School of Medicine
Bob
Nishna Valley Community High School
Northwest Missouri State College
Diana
Jamie
Maryville
Community Notes and Family Visits Across Ventures
Local social column records numerous visits and gatherings across towns including Shenandoah Shenandoah and Glenwood. Families such as Schmidt, Vanatta, Alberts, Blackman, Cox, and Fieselman are noted hosting and visiting relatives, with travel to Scranton and Hastings and celebrations for birthdays. Major hospital surgery for Mrs. Norman Sinner is reported amid weather shifts from snow to freezing temperatures.
Ambitious Andies 4-H Club Meeting Highlights
The Ambitious Andies 4-H Club met January 15 at Karen Vanderlinden's home with Kim Byers as co host. Sixteen members attended as Teri Haack spoke on Anger Without Insult. A four member skit followed before adjournment and refreshments.
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Andies 4-H
Karen Vanderlinden
Kim Byers
Teri Haack
Margaret Cheney
Debbie Bolton
Priscilla Steiner
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Ames
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Mer
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Mra
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Maul Clay
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Lisa
Onaba
Floyd Blackman
Scranton
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