Community Family Visits and Local Outings Across Fairview
Fairview residents share family gatherings and travels as McClures visit Lawrence Meacham on Tuesday for a conference return. LaVern Dake, Rex and Wm. Dake drive to Stromsburg for Father's Day cafe dinner. Wieseman and Buchta families, plus Klein, picnic at Rivawide Park Central City and Pfeiffer sand pit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
En McClure
Lawrence Meachams
McClure
Sutherland
LaVern Dake
Rex
Wm. Dake
Stromsburg
Mrs
Emanuel Klein
Rivawide Park
Central City
Sunny
Merle Wieseman
Pfeiffer
Clair McCormick
York
Ralph Cherry
Hollywood
Calif
Johnny Carlson
Bill Wyman
Hattie Lucas
Oscar Imm
Ladies Aid
Emma Krueger
Fred Wieseman
Doane McCormick
Bruce Frizzell
Bruce Pickett
Genoa
Mary Pickett
Dale McCormick
Myron Larson
Russell
Ted Wyman
Roy Nelson
Sam Wyman
Ed Sarrow
Roy Wyman
Wayne Willits
Karen
Floyd Frizzell
Lawrence, Schmidt
Columbus
Harry
Lewis Dunn
Extension Board
Crosby
Imm
Gust Carlson
Community ties marked by visits and events in Fairview area
Numerous local residents and families from Fairview and surrounding towns gathered for visits, dinners, and church activities from Friday through Sunday. Highlights include a wedding on Sunday June 10 performed by Rev W H Hendrickson, a wave radio operator’s picnic in Taylor, and a new golf course inaugurated Monday evening amid vandalism prompting a Dawson County alert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gust Carlson
Johnny Carlson
Fairview
Gustafson
Osceola
Guildford Bryan
Ted Wyman
Joe Tomasiewicz
Wm. Dake
Thomas Meacham
Lawrence Meacham
George Heinemeyer
George Buchta
Jack Conrad
Bryan
Ray Norris
Hall
Dale Buchta
Lake Ericson
Taylor
Finecy
Ted Nuffler
Duncan
Nellie Benson
Columbus
Miss Polly Newcomb
Elmer Tooker
South Dakota
Dawson County Herald
Beestunged Child Recovering After Bee Attack
Marian Margaret Dusatko two year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Bernard Dusatko recovers after hospitalization for bee swarm attack. She was treated for shock and had stingers removed by surgery at ONeill Frontier.
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Marian Margaret Dusatko
Bernard Dusatko
O'Neill Frontier
Methodist group to buy Holdrege Memorial Home in Nebraska
The Methodist of Nebraska will purchase Holdrege Memorial Home for aged care with an initial investment of 90000 dollars. The mortgage on the 260000 dollar project is backed by Holdrege citizens and others, with the conference voting to operate the home for at least fifteen years from the contract date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Methodist of Nebraska
Holdrege
Sutton News
Representatives seek restoration of all train service to state
Thirty five representatives from nine towns have decided to forward a request to the Nebraska Railway Commission urging restoration of all train service on the Chicago St. Paul Minneapolis and Omaha Railroad. The action followed a meeting in the Oakland auditorium. The branch line of the Chicago and North Western currently operates back and forth three days weekly, hauling only freight.
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Nebraska Railway Commission
Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis and Omaha
Oakland Auditorium
Chicago and Northwestern
Blair Pilot- Tribune
Chamber group meets AT T official on North Bend labor plan
Chamber of Commerce leaders met Tuesday with H S Patterson head of long lines at American Telephone and Telegraph to urge AT T employees to settle in North Bend. AT T plans a relay station six miles NW with a staff reduced to eight technicians and one supervisor on a single shift for a trial period.
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Chamber of Commerce
H. S. Patterson
Long Lines
American Telephone & Telegraph Company
North Bend
North Bend Eagle
Ci vil Aeronautics rules block airbase vicinity access
The 10 mile radius restrictions on airports near army airbases are labeled arbitrary and discriminatory, with claims of immeasurable damage to the city. The memo argues such limits harm civilian aviation and local economies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Aeronautics Authority
South Sioux City Considers Ballot Airport Question
The city council filed a protest with the CAA by passing a resolution at a recent meeting. Indications suggest the airport issue may appear on the November ballot in Dakota County.
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Izens
South Sioux City
CAA
Dakota County Star
Salem Lutheran Church Launches $200000 Building Fund
The Salem Lutheran church west of Dakota City starts a fundraising drive for a new $200,000 building to replace the 69 year old structure. The planned church will be built near the area of the church Dakota County tar.
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Salem Lutheran Church
Dakota City
Salem
Dakota County
Tar
Clarence Matson Retires After 36 Years On District 63 Board
Clarence Matson ends 36 year tenure on Platte County District 63 School Board by personal choice. Monday evening he retired and urged election of a successor, as reported by the Newman Grove Reporter.
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Clarence Matson
Platte County
Newman Grove
Crowell Memorial Home Plan Revised by Nebraska Conference
The Nebraska Methodist Conference at Fremont scrap the $750000 Crowell Memorial Home project in Blair. A smaller one story unit costing about $364000 will be built as the nucleus of an expansion plan providing guest housing and utilities, with future wings added as funds permit.
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Nebraska Methodist Conference
Fremont
Crowell Memorial
Blair
Blair Enterprise
Community Notes From Osceola And Nearby Towns
Multiple brief items record a family picnic at David City with relatives from Omaha Lincoln Kearney Polk and Ames Iowa. Harland McKenzie visits from Los Angeles. Father's Day dinner guests gathered in Osceola. Visitors include Herrmanns from Illinois and California. Edith Heilman travels to Denver for welfare meeting.
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George Heckman
Bonnie Rodene
David City
Omaha
Lincoln
Kearney
Polk
Ames
Iowa
Crouse-Tex
Alt-Lippstreit
Bobby Mills
Mills
Harold McKenzie
Los Angeles
Harlan Rowan
Crouse-Tex Drug Co
Leonard Hanson
Carol Wa
John
Osceola
Ogalalla
A. J. Herrmann
Osceola Math
Phil Jacoby
Alton
Illinois
Walter
San Diego
California
C. R. Timm
Harry Rodene
Edith Heilman
Denver
Public Welfare Association
Rocky Mountain
W. E.wright
H. A. Gramly
City to fog for mosquito plague as weather aligns
Mayor Gus Schoenstein said relief from the mosquito plague is near as city crews await suitable weather to activate the fogging system. He cited a $75 nightly cost for spray and manpower and warned fog must persist to kill the mosquitoes. The Ord and Ordites invasion has disrupted parks and golf while summer playgrounds face potential cuts. Water rates were cut in July August and September for the first time in five years, halving bills amid summer heat. Vandalism was reported in Lexington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Schoenstein
Ord
Ordites
Stanton Register
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St. Paul‘s Lutheran Church
Fairview News
Cedric Finney
Danny, Mike
Beth
Fineeys
Orchard
Jack
Wesley
Denise Benney
Chas Mae
Ws F
Carubaugh Bros
Osceola News
Walter Wieseman
Iola Nulan
Myrna
Ben McCormick
Lillian Wieseman
Cicero
Ill
Lone VE As
Pan
Libby
Kelloggs
Wieners
Nebraskes
Staley
Malling Company
Kansas’ City
Levis
Lexington
Sher
Ralf Os
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