Alcoholism Center Planned In State In Nebraska
William D Leipold announces a Valley Hope Alcoholism Treatment Center to be opened in O Neill Nebraska. A state wide fund drive is organized with Truman Bachenberg chairing Polk County. Valley Hope has grown since 1967 to three in patient and three outpatient centers. About 12 000 people helped in eight years. Contact Truman Bachenberg at the First United Methodist Church in Osceola for more information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William D. Leipold
Valley Hope Association
Valley Hope
O’ Neill
Nebraska
Truman Bachenberg
Polk County
First United Methodist Church
Osceola
Luncheon and church events reported in Wayland area
Wayland residents attended a 12:30 spring luncheon and style show at Ryan Hill Country Club. Confirmations were held at Faith Lutheran with grandson Todd Jacobsen among confirmands. The article notes multiple dinners and visits among families in York, Gresham, Benedict, Osceola, and Grand Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Marsden
Craven Stream
Ralph Allison
Paul Bond
Ryan Hill Country Club
Elroy Hoffman
Faith Lutheran Church
York
Todd Jacobsen
Floyd Jacobsen
Ruth Thompson
Lydia Scott
Ideal Cafe
Calmar Stephenson
Clarence Miller
Melvin Dey
Nell Walford
Gresham
Thompson
Ray Larkin
Benedict
Morris Dunn
Goldie Bond
Osceola
Pearl Johnston
Grand Island
Foy- Rosenberry
Sylvester Dey
Lewis Linton
Mary Hodges
Lincoln
Community Members Share Meals and Milestones
Local social notes recount visits and gatherings across Seward and surrounding towns. Guests include the Kopke family, Winter, and Shirley of Bradshaw. the Rosenberry and Johnston families. and several Stomsburg and Grand Island connections. Joy Marie Barr turns 18 and Robert Barr celebrates a birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Peter Kopke
Anthony Winter
Shirley
Bradshaw
Robert Barr
York
Kenneth Voss
Seward
Doug Colberg
Sons
Paul Bond
Bruce Hoffer
Gresham
Ralph Allison
Pearl Johnston
Grand Island
Fay Rosenberry
Elroy Hoffman
Calmar Stephenson
Foy Rosenberry
Richard Teegerstrom
Mary Kay
Ramada Inn
Mollye Morrow
Fort Collins
Cole
Kopkes
Joe
Joy Marie Barr
Local social notes from Gresham area families
Raymond Beebes attend a family dinner in Gresham honoring Maurice and Mrs Weller of Prince George. Wel lers depart after a month with area relatives. Palm Sunday hosts include Jim Lewis home with guests from Boelus and Lincoln. Don Byers returns from Florida after a month near St Peters burg with local friends. Nebraskans concert at Kearney State College featured Cari ta Peterson as accompanist. Mrs Earl Colby of Omaha visits Ed Wagners and Cecelia. Floyd Hester visits from Gravett Arkansas. Dwight Bush visits Kilgore Texas and returns via Oklahoma and Omaha. Gene Hayes and Don Hayes visit for silver anniversary and Clark son relatives. Mrs Hayes visits Frank Reichmuth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Beebes
Dick Diers
Gresham
Maurice Weller
Prince George
B. C
Wellers
Jim Lewis
Ken Lemburg
Anita and
Jason
Boelus
Terry Lewis
Lincoln
Don Byers
Florida
St. Petersburg
Walter Kirtley
Wesley Peterson
Dean Wheeler
Tim
Todd
Shannon
Irene Anderson
Kearney State College
Carita Peterson
Earl Colby
Omaha
Ed Wagners
Cecelia
Floyd Hester
Gravett
Ark
Shelby
Osceola
Dwight Bush
Gary Grays
Kilgore
Texas
Oklahoma
Nebraska City
Gene Hayes
Wheatland
Wyo
Don Hayes
Clarks
Frank Reichmuth
Clarkson Colonial Manor
Good Samaritan News Highlights Activities and Easter Events
Miriam Carey reports residents gain access to weekly shopping and sightseeing trips each Saturday at 2 p m. A Good Friday service and an Easter service are scheduled at 2 p m with Rev Milander of Shelby. An Easter egg hunt offers prizes for most eggs found. Birthdays include Floyd Hurlbert on the 19th and Charles McBeth on the 29th. the center welcomes the Brownie Troop No 270 of Shelby and a decorative egg tree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miriam Carey
Milander
Shelby
Floyd Hurlbert
Charles McBeth
OHS Elects Officers Names Bulldog Mascot and Events
The OHS pep club elected officers for 1976 77 with Tammi Hiemer as president Sue Yungdahl vice president Ann Thornton treasurer and Peggy Watts secretary Jill Hiemer was chosen as the Bulldog mascot with Sue Rempe as assistant Tryouts and a vocal concert preceded the sophomore pancake feed and senior play The O Club announced Almost Anything Goes contest next April 20 and pre registration for next term has begun Alumni news highlights Carita Peterson named musical director at Kearney State College Anything Goes and Ann Cerny accepted to University of North Dakota cytotechnology program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tammi Hiemer
Sue Yungdahl
Ann Thornton
Peggy Watts
Jill Hiemer
Sue Rempe
OHS
O Club
Community Notes Highlight Local Visits and 4-H Events
Local residents hosted and visited relatives from Kansas and Nebraska across weekends and weekdays. 4-H clubs Frantic Flowers and Blue River Beaverettes held meetings with demonstrations on decoupage sewing and nutrition, with hosts and reporters listed.
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Alcoholism
Clarks, Nebr
Wayland
Lavina Kopke
Lyle Johnson
Polk
Wendell Spalding
Gary Allison
Masonic Lodge
Stromsburg
Robert Anderson
Chris
COOP
Columbus
Silver Creek
Duncan and
Pat
Good Samaritan News
Roxanne Gissler
Polk Co
Goldenrod
Platte College
Wes Petersons
Carita
Ann Cerny
York County
Richard A. Gruber
Waco
Ray L. Svehla
First National Bank
Wallace W. Angle
York State Bank
Countryside Homes OF Columbus Inc
AROU
Mrs
Homer Green
Brooke Berggren
Catherine Berggren
Roger Sundberg
Bob Berggren
Council Bluffs
Set
Gordon Olson
Junction City
Kans
Albert Teegerstrom
Sgt. Olson
Fort Riley
Raymond Burke
Renae
Earl Burke
Richard Myers
Ray Burke
Keith Kinberg
L. O. Fusby
Ogallala
Mickey Hoffman
Harry Obrist
Max Rystrom
Irven Rystrom
Good Samaritan Center
Fred Fleck
Darwin Fisher
Washington
Taylor Ashton Fisher
Janice Donelson
Carol Donelson
Carol Donelsons
Edwin Lewis
California
Jennie Burke
The
Covenant Home
Lawrence Burke
Delano Kinberg
Lisa
Carole Podraza
Dee Augustin
Lisa Podraza
Tandra Leimser
Blue River Beaverettes
4-H
Holly Jacobsen
Department of Transportation
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