1969 feed grain program announced by ASCS details
ASCS details for the 1969 voluntary feed grain program announced by Secretary Freeman and chaired by Richard C. Sealey cover barley inclusion, a 37 million acre national diversion target, and potential 20 to 50 percent base reductions. Price support loan levels align with 1968, with barley at 8 cents per bushel and related payments unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard C. Sealey
Ascs County Committee
Orville’ L. Freeman
Freeman
Oes
Sealey
Spee
Mid term graduates from U of Nebraska listed in engineering arts and sciences
Mid term graduates include Anita Lockard with a Bachelor of Arts from Arts and Sciences and Ann Dunn with a Bachelor of Science from Agriculture and Home Economics. Parents include Messrs Kropatsch Ahlcute Lockard and Lewis. Gary Ahlquist to Rochester New York to work at Eastman Kodak. Dunn begins teaching in York for the second semester. Kropatsch works as project engineer at Becton Dickinson in Columbus. Other area graduates include Monty Fredrickson Stromeburg and Robin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U- Pee
Nebraska
College of Engineering and Architecture
Anita Lockard
College of Arts and ‘Sciences
York
Kropatsch
Becton-Dickinson
Columbus
Misset Ko
Arsmeyer ‘Electric
Lincoln
Monty Fredrickson
Nebraska Pageant and Club Meeting Report
January meeting notes describe a Nebraskan pageant in Genoa and Neihart Day events. The Our club welcomed Patrick Schott as a new member and discussed receiving year books and project materials. Mrs. Herrman hosted and served land to attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atkineon
Nebraska
Genoa
Tenetice
Beneral
David
Herrman
E.wive
Patrick Schott
Nebraska Republicans join inaugural festivities in Washington
Mrs Dwight Burney of Polk Mrs Orns Due of York and Mrs E G Kroger attended the Washington Inaugural ceremonies with Gov N Tiemann and 80 Nebraskans. They toured the swearing in ball parade and receptions then returned to Lincoln after a five day trip. Nebraska Wesleyan Band marched with 55 bands in the parade. The group held post event parties and hosted luncheons at the Capitol and hotel venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight Burney
Polk
Orns Due
York
E. G. Kroger
Washington, D. C
Nixon
Ball
N. Tiemann
Nebraska
Frank Shorr
Lincoln
Omaha
Arlene Burney
Ispent Moray
Teed
West of town birthday dinners and visits
Community members gathered for birthdays and social visits. Carl Sundberg hosted a Sunday dinner with Lincoln guests Richard Carlson He Sherwood and others attended a card party. Several families, including Nielsen Jensen Larson and Donelson, enjoyed suppers and gatherings in Lincoln York and Colorado Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Sundberg
Carl
Richard Carlson
Lincoln
Sherwood
Morris Nielsen
Joe Jensen
York
Vernon Green
Irvin Anderson
Mr. Wilhelms
Hans Nielsen
Local social notes from Southwest and surrounding towns
A dense list of visits and overnight guests across Southwest, McCook, York, Bradshaw, and nearby homes. The entries include birthdays celebrated at the Dickson and Gestrine households, weekend visits by Nielsen, Jackson, Baker, and Hunt families, and Sunday dinners hosted by Mardell Johnson and others.
Social notes from Stromsburg and surrounding towns
Local residents hosted and visited over the weekend with bridge games, dinners, and family gatherings. Notable events include the Lester Graves home entertainment, bridal shower for Yvonne Teegerstrom, Andrea Johnson's first birthday celebration, and shared meals among neighbors from Stromsburg, York, Gresham, and Nebraska City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burg
W. E. Liedloff
Osceola
Duane Wilcox
Wm. Wilcox
Jerome
Stromsburg
Middaugh
Stromsurg
Robert Anderson
Fay Rosenberry
Harry Hahn
Yvonne Teegerstrom
Community Dinner Guests and Birthday Celebrations
Swede Home of Mr and Mrs Gary Mosiers and family hosted Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs William Lars Johnson. Nordstroms visited Lincoln or Fremont connections with the Jones family. Duane Jones and Nordstroms celebrated Mrs Nordstrom and Duane Jones birthdays. Gestrine and the Nielsen family joined Bowmar and Sardén guests in weekend gatherings. The Johnsons hosted Frank Fonda from St. in Sunday dinner arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary Mosiers
Lincoln
William Lars
Men " Johnson
Ronald Sarow
Evan Nordstrom
Fremont
David Jones
Jons
Nordstroms
Duane Jones
Nordstrom
Ruth
Lester Gestrine
Clarence Nielsen
Ronald Sardén
Clifford Bowmar
Harlan Johnson
Frank “Fonda
Edward
Carl G.’ Johnson
DeVon Johnson
Carl Olson
St. Edward
William Larson
Vance Toline
Cindy
Keith Johnson
Omaha
Fort Lewis
Washington
Vanita Holm
Roy Bradshaw
Kearney
Gerald Holm
Douglal
David
Diane
Carl G. Johnson
Lois Strorg
Christiana Sarow
Laurence
Mrs. Inness Elected Osceola WSCS Leader in Lincoln
Mrs. George Inness of Osceola was elected chairman of program areas Christian social relations at the East Central District meeting in Lincoln January 15 for the newly organized Women's Society of Christian Service of the United Methodist Church. Mrs. Norman Crounse of Rising City was named president and Mrs. Forrest Berggren of Stromsburg chairman of nominations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
East Central
Women’s Society of Christian Service
New United Methodist Church
George Inness
Osceola
Norman Crounse
Rising City
Forrest Berggren
Stromsburg
Bonne and DeLana visit for Mrs Bonne’s funeral
Mr and Mrs Edward Bonne and DeLana of Idaho Falls Idaho attended the January 18 funeral of his mother Mrs Sarah Bonne in David City. They spent a few days with her parents Mr and Mrs L L Der before returning home Wednesday. Stanley and waiting spent the weekend of the 18th at Lake Havasu Arizona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Bonne
DeLana
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Sarah Bonne
David City
L. L. der
Stanley
Eee Wait
Lake Havasu
Arizona
County CROP program gets underway
An organizational meeting of the Polk County C R O P Committee was held at the Osceola Lutheran Church January 27. Attendees included Rev. Paul Konig Rev. Richard Odgers Rev. Jerold Rice Bernie Gissler Ken Krieg and Rev. Richard Staple. 1969 officers were Chairman Eugene Sterup Secretary Rev. Konig Treasurer Warren Johnson Campaign Director Rev. Rice Publicity Director Ken Aree Exemption Director Rev. Odgers and Commodity Manager Bernie Gissler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk County
C.R.O.P
Osceola Lutheran Church
Paul Konig
Richard Odgers
Jerold Rice
Bernie Gissler
Ken Krieg
Richard Staple
Eugene Sterup
Warren Johnson
Ken Aree Eke
Bernie .Gissler
Ate Poy
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Ture
Eddie Wieseman
Gary Moore
Kevin Baker
Boardman Studio
ASCS
Valley View
Homer Green
Homer Greens
Norris Anderson
Lance
Donald Jackson
Hampton
Burdette Baker
McCook
Clarence Larue
Gary Baker
Kim
Calmar, Johnson
Marcene
Calvin Crow
Nathan
Steve Fredrickson
Monica
Martin Gestrine
Mard2li Johnson
Michelle
Robert Dickson
Ronald
Duane Johnson
Mardell Johnson
Mardell
George “Dickson
Eli Johnson
Harold A. Johnson
Mardell Johnsons
Evelyn Oquist
John, Lester
Ruth Gestrine
Mrs. Lavina Kepke
Cae
Patty Deke
Susan Hayward
Barbera Parkins
Harold W. Johmeecs
World Service Community
Hung
Mrs. Inness
WSCS
Osceola News
The
Sceo
Bosta
Pen
Bpediary
Ike
Gort Monkig
Prust
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