Central City social notes highlight tours and visits
District 54's Mrs. Darrell Atkinson and others joined a bus tour to Omaha visiting Chauncy Nelson art studio, nearby galleries, Nor man Rockwell Studios, and Joslyn Art Museum. Local gatherings, family visits, and club events fill a March schedule with district residents names and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darrell Atkinson
Leona Imhoff
Jack Burger
Central City Sketch Club
Omaha
Chauncy, Nelson Art Studio
Joslyn Art Museum
Norman Rockwell
Chauncy Nelson
Columbus
Jerry
Cindy Tooker
Gary Garey
Donald Schott
Berney Paprocki
Sal Laska
St. Edward
Bill Wyman
Chris Gaedeke
Frank Stanczyk
Alvin Swertzic
Jim Nowak
Gene Boirjca
Ted Wyman
Max Nelson
Frank Gembica
Gilbert Hinkle
Richard Klassen
Dick Wyman
John Wyman
Alda Beth Tooker
Kearney
David Utley
Robbie
Ray Starostka
Doug Patrick
Ted Nyffeler
Duncan
Cloris Grubel
Sioux City
Iowa
Freshmen figures and Omaha Lincoln clashes mark 1973 Nebraska session
Capitol notes show freshman Sen John R Murphy of South Sioux City criticizing focus on Omaha in bills on school tax limits council elections and transit. The piece highlights rivalries with Lincoln, debates in Urban Affairs Committee, and other rookies including Dennis Rasmussen Gary Anderson James Dickinson and Shirley Marsh. Marvel weighs 1974 governor bid while Exon eyes a 1976 Senate run amid lieutenant governor speculation. Social notes record local dinners and visits in Columbus Lincoln Stromsburg and surrounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Paul
Statehouse
Nebraska Press Association
Omaha
Lincoln
John R. Murphy
South Sioux City
Metropolitan Transit Authority
Public Service Commission
Murphy
State Building Commission
Urban Affairs Committee
Super Board of
South Sioux
Cavanaugh
Carpenter
Dennis Rasmussen
Scotia
U.S
Supreme Court
Judiciary Committee
Gary Anderson
Axtell
James A. Dickinson
Millard
Richard Fellman
Ralph Kelly
Grand Island
Frank Lewis
Bellevue
Blair Richendifer
Walthill
Steve Fowler
Shirley Marsh
Marvel
Richard D. Marvel
Hastings
J. J. Exon
Exon
U. S
Roman L. Hruska
Senate
Eugene Leahy
Hess Dyas
Samaritan Center News Highlights Local Visit and Events
Marilyn Houders reports on activities at the Samaritan Center including birthday celebrations, bingo, and a cherry dessert. Residents welcome Mrs. Albert Timm and Mrs. Julia Flodman, with visits from Shelby and Columbus families. A memorial cash gift for Roy Russell and church group programs are noted alongside hospital updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Grossnicklaus
Jane
Glen Carpenter
Shelby
Margaret Fillinger
Dodie Hayes
Sons
Lincoln
Hattie Kumpf
George Lux
Os Lux
Bessie Green
Albert Timm
Julia Flodman
Roy Russell
St. Peter Church of Gresham
Thengvall
Polk
Martin Jones
Isabelle Gondringer
Paul
Columbus
Lottie Dake
Lavern
Wm. Nuebel
Ed Palanoski
Broken Bow
Emma Horstman
Marvin Fredrickson
High Prairie School
Dean Samuelson
Lee Harless
Josephine Samuelson
Nina Delamore
Silver Creek
Mable Towslee
Egelhoff
Omaha
Gertie Holtzer
Osceola High School Welcomes Returning POWs
OHS students wear sympathetic bracelets linking public to returning servicemen as homecoming excitement grows. The March of Dimes cake raffle was announced at halftime during Osceola versus St Edward, with proceeds aiding MOD. The Bulldog basketball team posted a 55 to 53 victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OHS
March of Dimes
Osceola
St. Edward
Bulldogs
District Basketball Tourney and Band Clinic Dates
District Basketball Tournament at Central City February 19 and 20 22 23 March 6 Band Concert March 8 9 10 State BB Tournament March 20 Conference Band Clinic listed in school calendar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central City
Buttons and Bows 4-H Club Meeting Notes
The Buttons and Bows 4-H Club met at Kim Stromberg’s home at 1 30 p m on Saturday February 17 Officers named for the year include Kim Stromberg president Brenda Bryan vice president Lori Coffin secretary Connie Girard treasurer Joan Hayes news reporter scrap book Joni Ransom listed as member After discussion Outdoor Cooking was set as the club project The next meeting will be at Joni Ransom’s home March 3 at 2 30 p m The OHS Folksingers performed at the Country Club February 14 with the Wayfarers also performing The Band Banquet is planned for March 2 with a speaker and other entertainments and banquet preparations under way
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kim Stromberg
Bren‘da’ Bryan
Lori Coffin
Connie Girard
Joan Hayes
Joni Ransom
OHS Folksingers
Country Club
Wayfarers
Menus for February to March include varied weekly meals
The list shows school meals from February 26 to March 2 featuring items like hamburger in bun orange juice green beans rice pudding extra sandwiches fried chicken peas and carrots sauce and a raisin bar, pizza celery sticks corn applesauce peanut butter sandwiches, beef pastas buttered peas peach sauce spice cake, and hot dog in bun tossed salad apple crisp with shoe string potatoes.
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Louis Blaser
August Schott
Ed Schott
Bob Wyman
Jerome Foltz
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Henry Strickland
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Vance Finecy
Susan Graham
Allan Kresha
Edith Smith
Lillie Johnson
Vernelle Carls
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Kirk Bauer
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Samaritan Center News
Marilyn Houders
Ben Schmoker
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Delmer Johnson
Lincoln General Hospital
Warren Crisman
Independence, Mo
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Bergan-Mercy Hospital
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