District 18 Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visitors
Otto Johannes of Lincoln spent the weekend with his brother in law and sister in Columbus. Numerous residents hosted and visited during the weekend, including Birthday celebrations for Myron, hospital surgery for Otto Johannes, and a funeral in Kan. The record lists residents from Columbus and near Monroe sharing meals, parties, and greetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Johannes
Lincoln
Fred Flamme
Alfred Bernt
Richard Gonka
Columbus
John Micek
Phil
Edward Lisko
Claude Fletcher
Wallace Benda
Leslie Hohndorf
Neil Brigham
Flammes
John Johannes
Lutheran Hospital of
Johannes
Lee Iwanski
Bernt
Myron
Iwanski
Myrons
Clyde Medinger
Near Columbus
Edward Krzycki
Henry Czaba
Joe Smith
Kathy Ann
St. Marys Hospital
Henry Frida
Kan
Social Roundup at Johnson and Neighbor Homes
Numerous gatherings fill the week with birthday celebrations and visits. Families including Johnson, Gestrine, Hanquist, Yungdahl, Larson, Sarow, Fredrickson, and Gunderson welcomed relatives and friends from York Hays Lindsborg Lincoln and Norfolk for dinners birthdays and Sunday dinners near the Harold W Johnson home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Yungdahl
Dora
Linda Johnson
Ansel Fredrickson
Roger Hanquist
Layne
Gregg
Hugoton
Kansas
Arlyn Hanquist
Marlowe Johnson
Hays
Jack Malek
Ronald Sarow
Rudy Sandin
TCW
Ruth Gestrine
Frank Oquist
Evelyn
Martin Gestrine
Harold W. Johnson
Keith
Clarence Nielsen
Henry Thelander
Ben Berger
Sonja
J. E. Gestrine
Oscar Lundblom
Lindsborg
Kans
Otto Swanson
Louisa Pehrson
Rudolph Swanson
August F. Carlson
Elvine Swanson
Elvine
Fred Vunedahl
Nebraska
York
Harold A. Johnson
John
Lester Geskine
Floyd Everett
Central City
Osceola
Connie
Cindy
Robbie
Stevie Hiemer
Shelby
Wesley Jones
Axel Anderson
Everett Anderson
Rochester
Minn
St. Mary’s Hospital
Adolph Forss
Myron Larson
Russell
William Larson
Dale Dunn
Vance Toline
Karen
Lester Gestrine
Raymond D. Johnson
Ronald Sarew
Bill Wilcox
Walter Jones
Amanda Anderson
Cancer Control Month Promotes Society Drive and Study
The text describes broad public concern over cancer and the American Cancer Society volunteers leading a national cancer control movement. It notes April as Cancer Control Month when volunteers raise funds to support cancer prevention and a large Prevention Study recently launched by the Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Cancer Society
Cancer Control Movement
Become a Volunteer for the American Cancer Society
The society highlights that volunteers provide services worth millions, supplementing the 31 million dollars raised in 1960 for cancer research education and service. The message urges readers to join as volunteers on local, state, and national boards and to participate in the crusade against cancer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cer Society
Cancer Control
American Cancer Society
Gram
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Nebraska Division
United States Brewers Foundation
Stout
Firse Nat'l Bank Bldg
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Delavan
Minnesota
Wayne Speirs
Vance Teegerstrom
Algot Yungdahl
Kenneth Peterson
Gresham On
John Deere
Stan Hoist
Chevrolet
P. P. Spalding
Merrick & Engel
Conrad
Farm Seeds
R. S
Wes Peterson
Hygromycin
Osceola Feed Mill & Elev. Inc
Osceola, Nebras
Foxbilt
District Court of
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Thoth P.M
Norton & Norton
Osceola, Nebr
Robert L. Mills
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