Krumbach 50th Anniversary Open House in Shelby
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Krumbach of Shelby hosted open house January 19 at Sacred Heart School in Shelby for their 50th wedding anniversary with nearly 275 in attendance. The event recalled their 1914 marriage at the old Sacred Heart Church in Shelby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Krumbach
Shelby
Sacred Heart School
Erasmus Krumbach
Louise Gondringer
Sacred Heart Church
M. G. Hess
Hesses
Marvin Hess
Minden
Harley Warner
Hershel Ehlers
Seward
Osceofa
Ther Blacha
Mickie
Lena Gondringer
Victor
Francis
John
Albert
Irene
Ted Pandorf
Margaret
Mary
Henry Kula
Columbus
Patricia Krumbach
Margaret Krumbach
World War I Veterans Hold Annual Meeting and Elections
World War I Veterans Bar No. 2651 met at the Legion Hall in Stromsburg for their annual gathering. Officers elected included commander Enoch Ekstrand and senior vice commander Ronald Dahlin, with numerous officers named for the adjutant, quartermaster, chaplain, and trustee posts. The Ladies Auxiliary chose officers led by president Ella Anderson and senior vice Ruth White. Both groups adjourned to refreshments and Bingo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
No. 2651
Legion Hall
Stromsburg
Enoch Ekstrand
Ronald Dahlin
Elmer Hanquist
Polk
Elmer Kilgore
Martin Anderson
Osceola
Morris Baker
Albert Timm
Carl W. Anderson
Ella Anderson
Ruth White
Elfied Johnson
Iola Schmoker
Lillian Timm
Orpha Blaine
Lois Westerdale
Nettie Alt
Osceola Chapter 24 Eastern Star installs officers
Osceola Chapter No. 24 of the Eastern Star held its installation of officers on January 14. Ron ald Carlson, retiring Worthy Patron of Silver Creek Silver Chapter 290, officiated with help from Mrs Rayner Carlson and others. New officers include Karleen Watts as Worthy Matron and Charles Fischer as Worthy Patron, with a full slate of elected and appointed roles. Refreshments followed in the dining room.
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Osceola
Order of the Eastern Star
Silver Chapter No
Silver Creek
Ronald Carlson
Carlson
Rayner Carlson
Ceva Carlson
Virginia Monson
Ragner Carlson
Sentinel
Karleen Watts
Charles Fischer
Joyce Conrad
Martin Roberts
Lillian Timm
Mildred Snodgrass
Gladys Gaedeke
Delores Watts
Irene Meacham
Ida Rommers
Carolyn Coffman
Adah
Barbara Rafert
Ruth
Camille Johnson
Esther
Cera Carlson
Martha
Donna Wieseman
Electa
Merridel Watts
Dorothy Mills
Chris Gaedeke
Tea to Honor Nurse Students at Nebraska Methodist
Mr and Mrs Martin Roberts attend a tea at Nebraska Methodist Hospital Nursing School from 2:00 to 4:00 p.m. Friday Jan 31 honoring the parents of 70 freshmen who receive their caps that evening. Joyce A Roberts is in the class. Edna A Fagan will present the class at the capping service at First Methodist Church Omaha at 8:00 p.m. Rev Everett E Jackman will speak. Invocation by Rev Charles E Funk. Music by the freshman choir directed by Mrs Howard Rushton.
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Martin Roberts
Nebraska Methodist Hospital Nursing School
Joyce A. Roberts
Edna A. Fagan
First Methodist Church
Omaha
Everett E. Jackman
Nebraska Conference of the Methodist Church
Charles E. Funk
Nebraska Methodist Hospital
Howard Rushton
Local residents visit and host weekend gatherings
A series of social visits are reported. Roy and Mrs Martins of Columbus dined with the Glenn Andersons Sunday. Ed and Mrs Hank of Grand Island visited Alice Richards Saturday. James McKeag Jr and Morris Dunn joined Mrs Agnes Timm for coffee. Lloyd Lindgren of Stromsburg called at L Iler home. Harold Berglund and family visited the Iler home. E C Schott hosted a family card party with Chas Augustin Rising City Ed Harmon Henry Glenn Augustin E E Gabel Wilhelm Kosch Shelby. Perry Sapps hosted Eugene Johnson Lincoln weekend. Janet Morton Robin spent time with Ben Zedichers. Morton teaches in Henderson School. R Von Hausen Scottsbluff visited Edna Crow Friday.
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Roy Martins
Columbus
Glenn Andersons
Ed Hank
Grand Island
Alice Richards
Agnes Timm
James McKeag Jr
Morris Dunn
Lloyd Lindgren
Stromsburg
L. L. Iler
Harold Berglunds
Iler
E. C. Schott
Messrs
Mmes
Chas. Augustin
Rising City
Harmon
Henry
Glenn
Pat Augustin
E. E.gabel
Wilhelm Kosch
Shelby
Perry Sapps
Eugene Johnson
Lincoln
Janet Morton
Robin
Ben Zedichers
Morton
Henderson School
R. von Hausen
Scottsbluff
Edna Crow
Clear Creek Extension Club Plans 1964 Activities
Clear Creek Extension Club met at Mrs. Mike Reisdorff home January 15, opening with roll call safety hints. Plans for 1964 set. yearbooks filled. Entertainment by Mrs. Wm Johansen awarded prizes to Mrs. Larry Augustin high, Mrs. Clarence Gondringer sow, and Mrs. Emil Kubicek special. Next meeting February 19 at Mrs. Lydia Jaax home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clear Creek Extension Club
Mike Reisdorff
Wm. Johansen
Larry Augustin
Clarence Gondringer
Emil Kubicek
Lydia Jaax
Teens Lead National TAP Drive for March of Dimes
Thousands of teens join the Teen Age Program TAP of the 1964 March of Dimes to support birth defects and arthritis research. Judy Meyers and Philip Dawson co chair the national effort urging school and community projects and Mothers' March participation.
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March of Dimes Tap
Judy Meyers
Aurora
Colo
Philip Dawson
Jamestown
N. Y
Judy
University of Colorado
Mu Alpha Theta
Aurora High School
Philip
Miami University
Oxford
Ohio
Jamestown High School
Samuel Meyers
March of Dimes
Peace Corps
Virginia Paige
N.Y
Virginia
New York
Huggler Returns From Navy After Three Years at Sea
Claire Huggler comes home from three years in the Navy including eight months on Okinawa. Local social notes record Friendly Neighbors meeting, visitors, and multiple gatherings around Wesley Chapel, Fullerton, Columbus, Omaha, and Palmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary West Claire Huggler
Navy
Okinawa
Friendly Neighbors Club
Winard Augustin
Lydia Jaax
Harmon Augustin
Louie Syslo
Fullerton
Jack Schotts
Adolph Kresha
Top Notchers 4-H Plans February Meeting at Jones Home
The Top Notchers 4-H club group B met January 9 at Keith Peterson’s home. They discussed a skating party and progress on projects, showed two films on sheep and beef care, and planned the February 6 meeting at Doug and Delmar Jones. Arlette Johnson reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith Peterson
Doug
Delmar Jones
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