Winners Listed From 3rd Annual Horse Show
A large turnout at the 3rd annual Horse Show at the fair grounds on Sunday June 18 featured 87 horses. Winners include Debbie Tenniges in Athin Pony Pleasure John Tenniges in sack race and many Tonniges and Treffer family members across events such as Balloon Race Ring Race Egg Race and Quad Rat races. Jim Marak earned the high point trophy and twenty one Goldenrod Saddle Club riders joined the Nebraskaland Parade in Lincoln on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Debbie Tenniges
John Tenniges
John
Steve Tonniges
Bruce
Mike Treffer
Terry Engel
Jim Marak
Jerry
Cleland Tonniges
Dick Watts
Jerry Tonniges
Loren Treffer
Maury Watts
Dick Miller
Don Mickey
Don Watts
Clelland Tenniges
JoAnn Stevens
Goldenrod Saddle Club
Lincoln
Nebraska lawmakers push faster reclamation and flood control plans
Lincoln legislators warn of a stalemate in authorizing Nebraska reclamation projects and accelerating flood control. Sen. Terry Carpenter seeks 1 million dollars in state funds for land easements to secure federal approval, citing a 1965 survey showing only 5 of 17.5 million planned dollars allocated. Chairman Maurice Kremer presses urgent conservation and congressional funding for the 106 million Mid-State Irrigation project covering 550000 acres along the Platte north bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Paul Lincoln
Nebraska
Terry Carpenter
Scottsbluff
Carpenter
State Soil and Water Conservation Commission
Maurice Kremer
Agriculture Committee
Kremer
Aurora
Congress
Platte River
Social Center News highlights multiple birthday gatherings
Del Johnson and Esther Kuhnel host birthday groups at the Johnson home with families from York and Columbus joining for cook outs and picnics. A Columbus visit and a guest day in Shelby are noted, with 200 guests served at a parish lunch. Families from Stromsburg Norfolk and Kearney are also mentioned with visits and trips to Camp Fontanelle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Kuhnel
Delvar Johnson
Mark Gustafsons
Gerald Johnson
Ray Richards
Douglas
Susie Wyatt
York
Johnson Home
Roger Wyatt
Don Swanson
Chuck Wyatts
Bud Seabeck
Columbus
Harold Grossnicklaus
Jerry Johansen
Bob Johansen
Hubert Girard
Shelby Parish Hall
Hubert Russells
Armand Mathe
Kearney
Dale Beavers
Elm Creek
Marsha Richards
Toni Boye
Stromsburg
David Richards
Jay
Murray Schmoker
Camp Fontanelle
Fremont
Jr. High
Methodist Church
Richards
Colum
Polk
Emery Kuhnels
Harold Pearsons
Larry Kresha
Adolph Kresha
Max Gabel
Ronnie Smith
Wayne Grosch
Roderick Smith
Susie Herrmann
Osceola
Danny
Steven Teegerstrom
Myron Larson
Lyndon
Morris Richardses
Haskel Gustafsons
Darrel Schachenmeyer
Gerald Johansen
Joyce Jones
Jeff
Bob Paine
al Kuhnel
Connie
Sandra
Julie Richards
Rod Wyatts
Nebraska water plans and power consolidation move forward
Plans in Nebraska call for 23 dams and reservoirs and four hydro plants to support pumping and distribution, aiming to stabilize underground supplies and attract industry. A separate amendment would create public power corporations under a single board, approved 36 to 8 and headed to the November 1968 ballot after a 1966 supreme court decision nullified the merger act. Community notices recount social visits, family gatherings, and local events across Osceola and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kearney
Silver Creek
Kremer
Nebraska
Carpenter
Supreme Court
Consumers
Platte Valley
Loup River
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Capital News
Social Center News
del Johnson
Martin Jones
Spike Stevens
Levert Oquist
Harold Nelson
Hubert Hotchkiss
Mildred Edwards
Norfolk
Ruby Anderson
Jones
United Funds, Inc
Reed
A. Conrad
Ambrose Placeks
Cindy
Scott
Kansas City
al Kuhnels
Jayne Nelson
Joan Stevens
The
Park
Marvin Daweses
Marcia
Jim Scow
Mrs Scow
Scows
J St
Osceola, Nebraska
Hessie
Oscesla Insurance Agency
the First National Bank
Westinghouse
Osceola Hardware
American Legion Club
Friondr
Pleasmor Sandwich
Dee Ge
Reynolds
Elieve
Sveews Ree
Jack
Owen Fresh
Swift'ning
Percy
Swift
Margarine
Cins
Mae
Family Colossal Ripe Olives
Heinz Pickles
Kim
Bondware
Otis
Nee
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