Alumni banquet stories and local social visits
Wesley Chapel residents Carl and Mary Cederberg attended Luther College alumni events in Wahoo with former classmates from 1911 and 1916. The Catholic Vacation Bible School ended with a family picnic. Local visits included Schmoker at Rising City and Kresha family celebrations for Mary Lou’s first communion. Guests shared meals at Bellwood and with the Kresha family in the area.
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Carl Cederberg
Wahoo
Luther College
Carl
John
Alvin Cederberg
Frank Thelander
Ben Schmoker
Ted Pieters
Rising City
Mary Lou Kresha
Adolph Kresha
Glen Kresha
Leo Kresha
Tommy
Joe Kielien
Silver Creek
Charley Haskins
Audubon
Iowa
Larry Kresha
Adolphs
John Kresha
Social Center Rest Home Notes Full of Visits and Guests
Mrs. Carrie Wisely visited her daughter in Grand Island and returned the same day. Ed Todd spent two days with relatives in Chapman. Lincoln visitors, Shelby and Columbus trips, and new guest Wm. Hosner appear amid a long list of local social rounds. Memorial Day events, alumni banquets, and several family gatherings are detailed, with many residents hosting, visiting, or traveling to Omaha and Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Center
Rest Home
Carrie Wisely
Grand Island
al Willis
Ed Todd
Chapman
Tom Schmoker
Jerry
Duane Schmoker
Lincoln
Bertha Schmidt
Shelby
Columbus
Wm. Hosner
Leon Merrick
Mattie Banks
Eugene Johansens
Grossnicklaus
Dorothy Gondringer
Sioux City
Iowa
Geo. Gondringer
Kenneth Richards
Delmar Johnson
Oliver Griffin
Ray Richards
Griffins
Alfred Kuhnels
Rosalie Kresha
Richards
Dick Merrick
Leo Albers
Junior Schott
Kenneth Mentink
Omaha
Emory Zentz
Everett Hoisington
Silver Creek
Albert Larson
Stromsburg
Billie Schmoker
Charles Fischer
Steve
Donita
York
Lavern Richards
Dick Holler
Ray Cyr
Morris Richards
Ernest Nyquist
Clarence Anderson
Wayne Augustine
John Schneider
Kenny
Tom Richards
Rising City
Dave Richards
Dave Rutters
Harold Nelson
Donelson
Arthur Johansen
Wm. Jaax
Nadine
Harry Sterup
Hastings
Hastings College
Jim Sterup
Tom Sterup
Bob Sterups
Eugene Sterup
Linda Mentink
Methodist Hospital School of Nursing
Kenneth
Lona Rae Johnson
Kenneths
Utica
Guy F. Ball
Post Office
Betty Jo Quick
Baltimore
Jerry Quick
O. F. Branting
Norwood Creekpaum
Wm. Barry
Geo. Barry
Eugene Kuchera
Emma Ehlers
Niles English
Strasburg
Colorado
Frank Joy
Salsbury
Crouse-Tex Drug Co
Raymond Johnson
Carole Lee
George Heckman
Anita, Branting
Fremont
First Christian Church
Ernie Timm
Denver
Maggie Wieseman
George Matheson
Roy Rohling
Spokane
Wash
Virgil Wilhelmi
Santa Fe
New Mexico
S. W. Calhoun
George Eller
Albert Andres
Vic Cerny
Bob Hrouda
Minnesota
Rudolph Sandin
TCW
Wm. Campain
Pete Simpson
Susan Burruss
Clarks
Dave Jones
Carolyn
C. R. Timm
Hollis Campain
Ord
Earl Miley
Myron Thompson
Axel Anderson
Ollie Schneider
Lynn
Cedar Creek
Nebr
Carol Goss
Lamont
California
Brunswick
Leslie Jarmin
Scottsbluff
L. M. Merrick
Irene Dickson
Billy
Broken Bow
Henry Berrier
Waco
Steeple’s
Five Polk county junior leaders attend district camp
Gary Garey county agent and five Polk county junior leaders attend the district Junior Leader Camp in Fremont on May 25 26. They studied safety demonstrations and running a 4 H meeting with leaders noting how juniors can support clubs.
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Polk County
Gary Garey
Fremont
Avis Waller
Davida Sundberg
Gary Anderson
Eugene Miller
Lynn Rae Knerr
E. A. Olsen
Extension
University of Nebraska
Sundberg Family Returns From Colorado Business Trip
Dr and Mrs Doyle Sundberg with Susan and Bobby arrived Friday after a six day business trip to Colorado detailing meetings and engagements across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doyle Sundberg
Susan
Bobby
Colorado
Guests in Omaha and Morris Richards home visit
Mrs John Mills and Dan of Omaha are week guests of Mr and Mrs M A Mills Sr Mrs Ed Bonne and children visited the Morris Richards home Monday evening
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mills
Dan
Omaha
M. A. Mills
Ed Bonne
Morris Richards
Aluminum oxide coating prevents rapid corrosion
A thin aluminum oxide layer forms instantly when aluminum is exposed to air and nearly eliminates corrosion of the surface.
Coal weight relative to water and cold blooded heat variation
Coal is about 1.8 times the weight of water by volume. The body heat of cold blooded creatures like reptiles and turtles varies with outside temperature rather than staying fixed as in mammals and birds.
Origin of copper name from Cyprium aes to copper
The term Cyprium aes, meaning yellow metal from Cyprus, evolved into Cyprian brass. From this Latin name a contracted form "'ccupum" gave rise to the English word copper.
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Cyprus
Lansing Becomes Capitol in 1847 Frontier Clearing
Lansing Michigan was established as the capital after lawmakers, jokingly, settled on a sparsely populated frontier site with a log house and a sawmill, per the National Geographic Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
Michigan
Wolverine
National Geographic Society
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Lewis Schott
Theresia Gabel
Joe Mick
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Alvin Weeden
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Marven Dawes
Emil Kubiceks
Perry
Larry Dawes
O'Neill
Dawes
C. A. Dawes
Neil Dawes
Merle
Osceola Park
Tess
Realemon
Milady Coffee
U. S
Cornhusker
Ma Brown
Mason Root Beer
Bush’s
Osceola Hardware & Appliance
Star of India
Sear of India
Paibling
Kepner’s
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