Shelby News highlights school concerts and community events
Shelby notes report a spring concert by the Shelby High School Band and Vocal Departments with 52 vocal students and 34 band participants. The district music contest at Fullerton is set for April 23–25, with a May 12 band banquet planned. Community notices include cemetery association, a Ladies Stagette, a drug talk at the high school gym, and upcoming Legion and church activities.
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Jolene Heibel
Melbourne Heibel
Lutheran Medical Hospital
Omaha
Shelby High School
Shelby Gymnasium
Gloria Phillips
Cemetery Association
Shelby Legion Club
Ramona Kresha
Ed Schaf
State Highway Patrol
Eugene Kosch
Janet Kampowitz
Polk County
The
World Herald
Fontenelle Hotel
Womens’ Society of Christian Service
Shelby
Leon Hopwood
Virgil
District 54 News Highlights Local Visits and Birthdays
Leona Imhoff reports a busy week with residents visiting Whiting Bank Grand Opening and De _catur Nebraska suppers. Other notes include funeral attendance, Junior-Senior Banquet in Silver Creek, Art Show planning, birthday parties, and 89th birthday greetings to Mrs. R N Hastings with out-of-state calls.
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Ted Wyman
Roy Nelson
Max Nelson
Whiting
Iowa
Whiting Bank
Jack Wilhelmy
Wyman
Decatur
Nebraska
Brent Maxwell
Omaha
Kevin Masterson
Chicago
Nellie Benson
California
George White
Helen Kenney
Frank Stanczyk
Jim Nowak
Louie Tworek
S. Durbinski
Myron Barker
Robert Tooker
Cindy
Jerry
Elmer Tooker
Norman Tooker
Ralston
August Schu
Lois van Winkle
Teri Wyman
Teri
Johnnie Carlson
Chris Gaedeke
U-Shar
Donald Schott
Werner Gueather
R. N. Hastings
Lula Pickett
Elsie Stewart
Pearl Wieseman
JoAnn Johansen
Lois Grossnicklaus
Gloria Demper
Verna Rhodes
Ray Hastings
Minnie Cadwell
York
Hastings
Palisade
Colorado
Elko
Nevada
Kansas City
Columbus
Osceola Residents Welcome Visitors From New York
Mr and Mrs Harold Hoffman of Bradshaw spent last Sunday evening in the Emil Koziol home. En route to their new home at Omaha Mr and Mrs Gary Peterson and son of Deer Park NY spent last week with his parents Mr and Mrs Reynold Peterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Hoffman
Bradshaw
Emil Koziol
Omaha
Gary Peterson
Deer Park
N. Y
Reynold Peterson
Pennycress Threat Prompts Nebraska Wheat Field Alert
County agent Ken Krieg cites University of Nebraska Extension weed specialist Loren Robison warning farmers to inspect wheat fields for pennycress and other mustards. Urges early chemical treatment with 2,4-D or bromoxynil to avoid yield loss and herbicide injury. Also notes oats weed issues and timing importance for effective control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken Krieg
Nebraska
Loren Robison
University of Nebraska Extension
Robison
Oats Injury Risk and Weed Control Guidelines
Robison urges timing for oat herbicide use to prevent injury. 2,4-D amine or MCPA recommended for broadleaf weeds. For wild buckwheat in oats, spray at two to three leaves with Dicamba and MCPA. Timeliness is critical to avoid permanent oat injury. National Farm Safety Week proclaimed by President Nixon for July 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robison
Nixon
Bex C Wieh'otensinod Shines At 13584 25th Ave Columbus
A fragment notes a business listing for Bex C Wieh'otensinod at 13584 25th Ave Columbus with phone 564 0111. The terse entry highlights a fitting service or shop and provides contact details. No clear outcome or event is described.
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Columbus
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