Social Center Notes Highlight Shelby Area Socials
The column lists numerous Friday through Sunday visits and gatherings in Shelby and surrounding towns. Families such as the McKeags, Dawes, Jones, Thelen, and Schott attend bridge and card parties, birthdays, and funerals. Extended trips include visits to Lincoln Hastings and Columbus with relatives and The Theisens’ Texas trip.
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Jim McKeag
Wally McKeag
Shelby
Morris Dunn
Francis Urban
Wayne Augustine
John Schneiders
Marla
Lincoln
Lyle Jacobs
Chris Huggler
Marvin Dawes
Agriculture Park
Columbus
Jones
Bodens
Arthur Johansen
Hastings
Grace Leal Crozier
Wesley Chapel
Johansen
Jim Brigham
Virgil Johansen
Jerry Gondringer
Alfred Gondringer
Grand Island
Henry Kisler
St. Francis Hospital
Jack Schott
Monica Schott
Leon Cotner
York
Roy
Kerri
Jerry Francis
Brad
Vernon Kuhnel
Jerry Thelen
Gary Hernbloom
Calmar Dunn
Dunn
Jerry
Frank Peterson
Warrenton
Missouri
Fremont
Willard McKeag
Roy Grossnicklaus
Tina Janicek
Walden Joneses
Harold Jones
Schuyler
J. F. Theisen
Theisens
Texas
C. F. Hilliard
Dallas
C. W. Carlson
Plano
Brownsville
Walden Jones
Knights of Columbus
The
Legion Hall
C.C.D
Leo Albers
Ord Bond
Jim Scow
Scott Scow
Darwin Williams
Clarks
David City
Jim Norton
Kimball
Hubert Thelens
Leonard Augustine
Don Reznicek
Lewis Schott
Harold Cockson
Hubert Alt
Lawrence Albers
Rex Peterson
Hubert Thelen
Cal Coffin
Home Agent Drug Problem Hits Home
Dr. William Van Meter of Iowa State University outlines how drugs reach youths and test parental roles. He urges parents to assess their own use of stimulants and depressants and consider daily chemical intake to model healthy attitudes for children.
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William van Meter
Iowa State University
Drug prevention through family and community activity
The text urges families to engage in meaningful activities to steer children away from drugs. It emphasizes home as the first school for life styles, the role of peers over substances, and the need for effective parental communication and drug facts to support youth. It also encourages community and school programs to strengthen drug resistance.
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van Meter
Obituary of Andrew Molcyk, Lindsay Man
Andrew Molcyk 80 died Thursday after a lingering illness at a Norfolk hospital. Funeral services were Monday at St. Joseph Church Platte Center with burial in St. Patrick Cemetery. Survivors include his widow Veronica Swantek Molcyk two sons Irvin and Ben and three daughters including Rose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Molcyk
St. Joseph Church
Platte Center
Lindsay
Norfolk
Paul Fangman
John Starostka
St. Patrick Cemetery
Dennis Henzel
Ben Czarnick
Stanley Czarnick
Frank Ziemba
Henry Swantek
John Swantek Jr
Steve
Anna Bog
Berck Memorial Held for William F Berck in Paradise
William Frederick Berck 70 of Magalia California died February 12 1973 in Paradise Hospital Born September 10 1902 in Osceola Nebraska He was chief engineer with Rockwell Brody Division and belonged to DeSabla Grange Survived by Lois his widow five children two brothers and ten grandchildren Cremation was private at Sierra View Cemetery Marysville Memorials to the Methodist Church of Paradise Hayward or Feather River Hospital coronary care unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Berck
William Frederick Berck
Magalia
Calif
Methodist Church of
Carolyn MacMillan
Dublin
Janice Grodeon
Campbell
Loran
Harnsville, Ga
Elton
Lincoln, Neb
Sierra View
Marysville
Wesley Chapel
Osceola
W. F. Crozier
Chell Meacham
Arthur Johansen
Robert Johansen
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