Valley News Card Club Hosts and Socials
Burritts hosted their Pinochle Club with high scores claimed by Merle Peterson and Mrs. Ruben Smith. Attendees include Allen Umstead at the Osceola athletic banquet and Ed McCauley visiting Bruce Pickett’s home. Numerous dinner and birthday gatherings feature local families and club activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eda Burritt
E. E. Burritt
Merle Peterson
Ruben Smith
Allen Umstead
Osceola
Ed McCauley
Silver Creek
Bruce Pickett
Frank Pickett
Genoa
Dee Hastings
Grace Boita
Donald Schmoker
Donald Bartek
Stephen Bartek
Silver Creek School
Richard Wyman
Elmer Powers
Donald Schipporeit
Roscoe Thayer
William Wyman
St Andrews KC hosts St Vincent Saint Mary and Sacred Heart
St Andrew Knight of Columbus members hosted visitors from St Vincent St Mary and Sacred Heart following the 8 am mass at St Andrew. Local families visitations include Bernt Leimser Burritt and many others with church activities and upcoming cleanings scheduled for March and April at St Andrew and St Mary churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Hahn
St. Andrew Knight
Colt.m
St. Vincent
St. Mary
Sacred Heart
Lawrence Leimser
Carl Tschauner
Gail
Columbus
Myron Bernt
Navy
Alfred Bernt
Carroll Hah
Theodore Svoboda
Brainard
Ralph Burritt
Lincoln
Pauline Bernt
Marion Kubas
Silver Creek
Bernt
Lee Hegi
Franz Luschinger
St. Luke’s Fellowship
Henry Kula
Island Community Club
Leona Brudney
Dela Krueger
St. Patrick
Soybean soil fertility and lime needs in Nebraska
Farm guidance notes soybeans thrive with pH 5.5 7.2 and benefit from lime when needed. Inoculation of soybean seed aids nitrogen supply, with inoculants improving yearly. Also covered are Clarke McNary tree orders, popular Eastern red cedar demand, and the rise of large cattle feedlots in Nebraska from 1959 to 1963.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
ASC
Clarke-McNary
Karl A. Loerch
University of Nebraska Extension Forester
Loerch
Phil Henderson
University 91
Nebraska Extension Agricultural Economist
Office of Agricultural Estimates
Henderson
The New King s Ballroom Weekend Schedule
Friday April 3 Teen Time Dance featuring The Drivin Drifters admittance 75 cents from 8 30 to 11 30 p m. Saturday April 4 wedding dance honoring Bernard Korgernee and Delores Bernt. Dennis Wesley 2nd drawing with $50 ticket not required to win. Sunday April 5 Appliance Night with Al Grebnick and his Orchestra $150 in appliances given away. ballroom dancing classes begin April 14 at 8 p m for seven weeks. enroll by calling Mrs Dale King 527 3821.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Drivin Drifters
Bernard Korgernee
Delores Bernt
Dennis Wesley
al Grebnick
Orch
Dale’King
King’s Ballroom
Shelby
Also Mentioned on This Page
Polk County
Kathy Howe
National Ad Rep
Nebraska Press Association
National Editorial Association
Valley News
Burritts
Card Club
Walter Yungdahl
Mmes
Donald Schipporeil
Brian Umstead
Ruth Ann Majors
William Umstead
Mervin Stromberg
Donald Schmo
Easy Aces Club
Bit of Sweden
Stromsburg
Marilyn Oberg
Kearney
Dennis
Effie Fernandez
Lillie Johnson
Vernelle Carlson
R. Dake
Grace Buchta
Lone Star News
St. Andrews Kc’c
William Dake
Laverne Dake
al Remmers
Albert
Larry Kresha
Ronald Smith
Randy
Don Conkling
Christopher
Adolpn Grossnicklans
Kathy
Susan
Christianna Sarow
Laurence
C. R. Carlson
John Wieseman
Floyd Frizzell
Bruce Frizzcell
Frank Picketts
Connie
Karla
Mr. Burritt
Paulina Bernt
Henry Schipporelt
Algot Yungdahl
Robert Wieseman
Effie Fernander
Robert Topinka
Arthur Gabriel
Leo Cockson
Carol Cockson
St. Elizabeth School of Nursing
C. W. Leimser
Misses Dehry] Bollig
Monica Novacek
Connie Leimser
St. Andrew Church
St. Mary Church
St. Mary’s Hall
Frank Stanczyk
George Spitz
Altar Society
Carroll Hahn
Alfred Nitsch
Marcel Mueller
Lucas Farm
Farn and
Commercia
Osceola Professional Cleaners
Public Power District
Shelby, Nebr
Skelby, Nekr
Faily
State Farm
Ralph C. Bond
State Farm Life Insurance Compe
Bloomington
Illinois
Midwest Com
Univ. of Nebraska
Worms
Agricultural Chemicals
Very Chemical Corporation
Saw Mill River Road
Ardsley
N. Y
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