Burning weeds and seeds discussed by Nebr. extension
Nebraska extension notes that burning fields to kill weed seeds is largely ineffective for many common weeds. Expert Loren Robison cites Colorado trials showing little control and warns that fire can trigger dormant seed germination after a fire by clearing debris and increasing soil temperature fluctuations. Emphasis is placed on safer, more effective weed control methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loren Robison
University of Nebraska
Colorado
Nebraska
Robison
December county court fines for traffic and related violations
A list of December convictions from a county court includes Alvin Lee Schumaker and Debra Selden for night speed with Vascar, plus other offenses ranging from reckless driving, illegal loaded shotguns in vehicles, intoxication, expired inspection tickets, driving over center line, and violations of license limitations. Fines mostly $10 to $45 with $5 costs, across defendants in Omaha, Shelby, Grand Island, Lincoln, Columbus, and other Nebraska towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Lee Schumaker
Colorado
Vascar
Debra Selden
Rising City
David D. Hart
Shelby
Charles Ireland, Jr
Omaha
Kent L. McConnell
Grand Island
Gerald Werth
Roger K. Allen
North Bend
Michael K. Cole
Everett J. Rieflin
Clarks
Warren R. Kortum
Bridget M. Rolene
Ulysses
Gwendolyn M. Honeywell
Gregor Andreasen
Larry D. Tolsdorf
Elkhorn
Marilyn R. Branting
Stromsburg
Earnest E. Duncan
Columbus
Richard D. Urban
Osceola
John A. Friesen
Henderson
Sandra K. Mitchell
Lincoln
Scott W. Feller
Donal J. Hiemer
David A. Vanek
Marriage Licenses and Bit of Traffic Fines in Osceola Area
Marriage licenses issued include Daniel J. Cerny and Mary R. Schlesinger both of Lincoln married 12 5 70 in Shelby. Gene E Grossnicklaus and Mabel I Brumbaugh married 12 12 70 in Shelby. Alex Kufeldt and Susan K Peterson married 12 19 70 in Stromsburg. Roger Nielsen and Shirley Bennett married 12 27 70 in Polk. Paul Rysavy and Beatrice Chico married 12 29 70 in Osceola by County Judge Eldon R Johnson. Also listed are traffic fines for Osceola and surrounding towns including Mary Kresha and Jon Tenniges without stated charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary L. Kresha
Osceola
Vascar
Jon J. Tenniges
Harlan H. Peake
Bennington
Cleo F. Forsberg
Fremont
Eugene P. Schafer
Kansas
Daniel J. Cerny
Lincoln
Mary R. Schlesinger
Shelby
Gene EE. Grossnicklaus
Mabel I. Brumbaugh
Stromsburg
Alex J. Kufeldt
Clarks
Susan K. Peterson
Roger M. Nielsen
Polk
Shirley L. Bennett
Central City
Paul J. Rysavy
Omaha
Beatrice C. Chico
Eldon R. Johnson
Grand Island Coin Club Hosts Midwinter Show
The Grand Island Coin Club will host its annual Midwinter Coin Show at the Yancey Motor Hotel on January 24. Exhibits feature rare coins and awards plaques will be given for top displays. hours are 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Admission is free and the public is invited.
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Grand Island Coin Club
Yancey Motor Hotel
Keith Henrys Make Rome Home After Southern Italy Honeymoon
Mr and Mrs Keith Henrys reside in Rome Italy after their marriage and honeymoon through southern Italy. Mrs Henry is a former Natalie Hahn daughter of Mrs Dwight Burney Polk now a youth officer with the United Nations in Rome. Henry son of the Cleon Henrys of Columbus Ohio plans to begin a law practice in Rome. 85 14 Via Dell Arte Rome is their address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith Henry
Rome
Italy
Henry
Natalie Hahn
Dwight Burney
Polk
United Nations
Cleon Henrys
Columbus
Ohio
Via Dell Arte
Osceola Socials Host Albers Family Weekend Guests
Saturday evening Osceola residents hosted a gathering for Mr. and Mrs. Leo Albers with guests including Mr. and Mrs. Harold J. Cockson of Columbus Mrs. Josephine Stachura and Teddie of Shelby Mr. and Mrs. Roger Efftmier and Kim and Tracy of Belevue and Mr. and Mrs. Harold F. Cockson Bronwyn and Bryce of Cheyenne Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Albers
Harold J. Cockson
Columbus
Josephine Stachura
Teddie
Shelby
Roger Efftmier
Kim
Tracy
Belevue
Harold F. Cockson
Bronwyn and
Bryce
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Community Notes From St Andrew Altar Society and Local Clubs
St Andrew Church Altar Society met at Mrs Bernard Korger home with fourteen members and one guest. Mrs Arthur Gabriel elected president, Mrs Charles Micek treasurer. Re elected officers include Mrs Conrad Kropatsch as vice president and Mildred Hahn as secretary. Card party produced high score for Mrs Leo Kresha and low score for Mrs Allen Zelasney. door prize won by Mrs Annie Bernt. Guests included Mrs Martin Kresha. Lunch hosted by Mrs Annie Nitsch. Island Community Club re elected officers at January meeting with Mrs Linda Kinzli as hostess. prizes awarded to several members and Valentine gift exchange planned for next meeting at Mrs Clara Tonniges. Mrs Carl Bollig hosted a ladies’ gathering. dress revue by Mrs Allyn Leimser followed by lunch. Mrs Leonard Kropatsch staying with Don Garrettson family in Joplin Missouri. Families of Leimser, Tschauner, Hahn, Reeves visited hospitals in Columbus. Mrs Stella Taylor and Mrs Wagner of Columbus visited C W Leimser home. Carroll Hahn admitted to Behlen Hospital for surgery. Mr and Mrs Carroll Hahn and family and Mr and Mrs Cavy Brockmeier attended George Yankies 40th wedding anniversary in K C Hall. Brockmeiers returned to Grand Island after visiting the Hahn family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Andrew Church Altar Society
Bernard Korger
Conrad Kropatsch
Arthur Gabriel
Charles Micek
Mildred Hahn
Banco
Leo Kresha
Allen Zelasney
Annie Bernt
Martin Kresha
Annie Nitsch
Island Community Club
Linda Kinzli
Irene Krueger
Lambert Boruch
Elgin Tonniges
Bruce Fyfe
George Tiaden
Valentine
Clara Tonniges
Carl Bollig
Allyn Leimser
Leonard Kropatsch
Don Garretson
Joplin
Lawrence Leimser
Carl Tschauners
John Hahn
Mildred
Carroll Hahn
Lee Reeves
Robert Leimser
Behlen Hospital
Columbus
Hahn
Herman Wheelen
Stella Taylor
Wagner
C. W
George Yankies
K. C. Hall
Brockmeier
Brockmeiers
Grand Island
January Social at Otto Nelson Home Guests
Last Tuesday evening guests at the Otto Nelson home included Bert Gissler Philip Nyberg and Henry Buresh. January birthdays were observed. Mr and Mrs C A Shockey returned from Dallas after visiting their daughter Mrs Wm Houdersheldt for six weeks. Mrs Dorothy Campbell came back January 9 from a three week visit in Springdale Arkansas with relatives Mr and Mrs John Bright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Nelson
Messrs
Mmes
Bert Gissler
Philip Nyberg
Henry Buresh
C. A. Shockey
Dallas
Texas
Wm. Houdersheldt
Dorothy Campbell
Springdale
Arkansas
John Bright
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Lynn Jones
Corn Belt
Nebraska Educational Television
NETV
Jim Dunlap
Paul Guyer
University of Nebraska Extension Livestock
Guyer
Friends
4-H
County Extension Office
Silver Creek
Myrtle White
Country Club
Ira Ward
John Rood
C. R. Carlson
W.S.C.S
Walter Yungdahl
George Damme
Ted Wyman
Gene McBride
Merle Peterson
Jan Grossnicklaus
Madeline Powers
Job
Ed Euse
Norman Euse
Dale Becks
Deryl Beck
Ted Wymans
John Swertzie
Gene Swertzie
Gene
Debbie
Elmer Benson
Nina Delamere
Gary Toline
Rs Carlson
Dave Heimer
Wel
Grand Island Club
Keith Henrys
Osceola News
Lone Star News
Koln-Tv
Kgin-Tv
The
Osceola- Shelby Knights of Columbus
Total General Mills Cereal
Jack & Jill
Betty Crocker
Smoky Canyon
Ocu
Bisquick
MRS. Smith
Viva Towels
Royal
Crown Prince
Britt
Florida
Martha Gooch
Schilling
M Brach's Chocolate
America
Jacks Jill
Food Center
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