Green's Chapel notes social round for January events
Mildred Kreis Jolly reports a busy period of social visits and gatherings in Green's Chapel. Residents attend birthday celebrations, visits with relatives in Lincoln and Fremont, and local coffee get togethers after basketball games. A granddaughter's installation as queen elect of Jobs Daughters is also noted.
Osceola People Share Holiday Week End Snowy Colorado Ski Trip
Christmas Day activities in Osceola include Mr. and Mrs. George Inness hosting relatives from Stromsburg and Lincoln for a ski weekend in Colorado. Other visitors include Gary Ahlquist from Rochester with wife and mother in law at a hospital, plus John Cederbergs and Alvin Cederbergs of Lincoln visiting Washington DC relatives. A large gathering near Marysville, Kansas brings together Leon ard A Weyer, Ella Thelander, Vernon, and Wesley Thelander for a supper in Norfolk with Carl and Alvin Cederbergs and others. New Year’s Eve hosts include Alvin Cederbergs and Clarence Anderson with John Cederbergs as guests.
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Everett Powell
Nina Burke
Jenny Burke
Merlin Simpson
Neal McBeth
Kenneth Strong
Roger Erickson
Carol Donelson
Ed Lewis
Osceola
George Olson
Broken Bow
Alma Carlson
Clyde Hennings
Byron Torell
Denver
Steve
Keith Kreis
Arthur Belitz
Columbus
Norris Johnson
Marlowe
Dick Boyd
C. L. Anderson
Carrol Peterson
Dennis Peterson
Lincoln
Nean McKeag
Janis Donelson
Teri Warner
Lincoln General Hospital
Ray Burke
Renae
Keith Kinberg
Paul Fusby
Fremont
John Matthews
Stanley Harless
Lloyd Fellows
Lisa Warner
Rhoda Warner
Dwight Newcomer
Mark Newcomer
Ted Gleim
Kent Sandell
Colorado
Gary Ahlquist
Rochester
New York
Howard McKeag
McKeag
Werner Ahlquists
McKeags
John Cederbergs
Washington, D. C
Carl Cederbergs
Alvin Cederbergs
Leonard A. Weyer
Marysville
Kansas
Ella Thelander
Vernon
Wesley Thelander
Norfolk
Clarence Anderson
Growth Centers to Revitalize Rural Towns Across 37 States
A $100 million federal program creates 79 Economic Growth Centers in 37 states to prove highways can revive nonmetropolitan areas. Projects cover small communities with populations under 100,000, excluding Interstate access, and run through June 30, 1973 with a 70 percent federal funding share.
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Congress
U. S. Department of Transportation
Lawrence
Kansas
Freeport
Florida
Blountstown
Panama City
House Public Works Committee
U.S. A
Bigtown
DOT
Virginia Pegeon visits Omaha nursing meeting guests
Miss Virginia Pegeon of Pittsburgh arrived Sunday to attend a nurses meeting and was hosted by the Bachenbergs Tuesday and Wednesday. She and Mrs. Bachenberg were Johns Hopkins classmates. The Rolland Ekstroms and Kar lene joined Lyndon Teegerstrom’s 11th birthday gathering in Stroms burg with the Vance Teegerstrom family and other guests. Mr. and Mrs Wm. Larson and the Myron Larson family also attended, and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Conrad were in Omaha Thursday.
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Truman Bachenberg
Virginia Pegeon
Pittsburgh
Omaha
Bachenbergs
Pegeon
Bachenberg
John Hopkins University
Baltimore
Rolland Ekstroms
Karlene
Vance Teegerstrom
Stromsburg
Lyndon Teegerstrom
Wm. Larson
Myron Larson Family
Mrs
Ray Conrad
Pesticide controls could reshape farming practices
University agronomist notes HR 10729 would classify pesticides as general or restricted and require applicator certification for restricted chemicals. The bill also leaves standards for certification undefined, raising questions for private and commercial users. Local social notes mention attendees at a Chester White sale and a wedding reception in recent days.
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John D. Furrer
Agronomist
University of Nebraska
U. S. House of Representatives
U. S. Senate
Washington
Silver Creek Social News Highlights of 1972
Local society notes list New Year supper guests at Dee Hastings home and various hospital patients in Columbus, Grand Island, and Duncan. Attending on holidays are the Wilcox, Carlson, Watts, Dittmer, Jasper, Stankoski, Powers, and Tworek families. April 8 wedding plans for Ptacek Olafson. Silver Chapter 290 OES officers elected for 1972.
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Myrtle White
Bill Wilcox
Stromsburg
Marvin Wilcox
Dee Hastings
John Oppliger
Sam Nordy
Behlen’s
Columbus
Henry Fuehrer
Lutheran Hospital
Grand Island
C. R. Carlson
Maury Watts
Olive Watts
Shelby
Paul Claus
Henry
Emma Peterson
Lloyd Adkisson
Central City
E. M. Jacobsen
Rex Graham
Ott Dittmer
Jack Dittmers
Clarks
Dennis Jasper
Ed Stankoski
Edward Tworek
Jeffery
Myrtle Beach
South Carolina
Bob Powers
Stanley Tworek
Duncan
Omaha
Virgil Peterson
Vernon Peterson
Connie Ptacek
Robert Olafson
Vlad Ptacek
Glen Olafson
Silver Creek
Miss Ptacek
Scotus High School
Robert
Grand Island School of Business
al Pimper Motors
Fremont
O.E.S
Worthy
Sharon Frizzell
Bruce Frizzell
Janice Bryan
William Bryan
Nina Delamore
Donna Coffin
Glade Wyman
Merle Peterson
G. W. Grosch
Dick Grosch
O’neill
Mort Grosch
Albion
Wayne Grosch
Osceola News Briefs Highlight Local Visits
Osceola residents report visits to the Leonard Davidson family on Sunday night. Miss Maxine Winslow spent New Year’s weekend with relatives in Missouri.
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Maxine Winslow
Missouri
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