Valley Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Celebrations
Valley News records a series of Sunday dinners visits and gatherings. Families such as the Kreshas Wiesemans Dunns and Alberses share meals and celebrate a 48th wedding anniversary in Columbus. Joy Nelson attended the Mista festival in Fullerton and Beverly Wieseman with Ann Dunn joined a York skating party.
District 54 Club Meeting and Easter Weekend Notes
The Happy Hour Club will meet at Mrs. Joe Imm's home on Thursday at 2. Members bring two May baskets and cookies. The piece lists numerous visits, family gatherings, and events including Easter activities, 4-H Daisy Dairy tour to Omaha with visits to Pepsi Cola Plant Mutual of Omaha Offutt AFB and KE TV, and a Nebraska Funeral Directors convention.
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Happy Hour Club
Joe Imm
Sam Wyman
Jack Burger
Clarks
Denver
Emmett Benson
Scottsbluff
Nellie Benson
Frank Stanczyk
Jim Nowak
Linda
Waterloo
Sylvester Kusek
Marcia
Loup City
Clarence Sumerreault
Arcadia
Lawrence Gdowski
Stella Swertzic
Fullerton
Alvin Swertzic
Frank Frizzell
Clara Lohr
Roscoe Age Home
Joe Imms
Vern McCormick
Grand Island
Tandra Wyman
Mary Lou Powers
Bruce Pickett
Floyd Frizzell
Bennie Swertzie
Omaha
Robert Clark
Kansas City
Bill Imhoff
Beth
John Imhoff
Bill Wyman
Herman Carlson
Donald Benson
Kent Meredith
Darrell Atkinson and
A. M. Atkinson
Genoa
David and
Donn Atkinson
Daisy Dairy Club
Pepsi Cola
Mutual of
Offutt Air Force Base
KETV
4-H
Shelton Family Reunion and Military Departure
M. Set and Mrs Glen Shelton and family of Spokane arrived at Mrs Shelton’s parents home in town. Sgt Shelton will depart for Germany next week and his family will stay with the Sherwoods until overseas quarters are ready. Others joined for a Sunday dinner included Mr and Mrs Wallace Sherwood of Stromsburg. Mrs Wren Sherwood and Mr and Mrs John Gustafson hosted Monday evening. David Cerny of West Kearney Elementary School graduated from 8th grade on Sunday April 29. Mrs J A Cerny and Mr and Mrs Julius Cerny Jr attended the exercises. Sean Gerdes left Tuesday night for a month’s visit.
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M. Set
Glen Shelton
Spokane
Wash
L. L. Tier
David Cerny
West Kearney
J. A. Cerny
Julius Cerny, Jr
Sean Gerdes
Nebraska study on mentally retarded care and facilities
The governor's committee on mental retardation, led by Mrs. L A Enerson of Lincoln, recommends locating a unit at the University of Nebraska Medical Center Omaha and prioritizing improvements at Beatrice State Home. It urges law clarifications on committal and patient transfers and calls for integrated planning within state agencies. Gov Morrison notes long standing need for a comprehensive program and formed the committee in May 1961.
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Governor’s Committee On
L. A. Enerson
Lincoln
University of Nebraska Medical Center
Omaha
Beatrice State Home
Morrison
Nebraska
Lincoln panel urges center for testing mentally retarded
A special state committee appointed by Gov. Frank Morrison backs establishing a dedicated center in Lincoln for evaluating and testing individuals deemed mentally retarded. The recommendation aims to provide standardized assessments and services.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Frank Morrison
Hastings State Hospital Names New Chief Doctor
The Hastings State Hospital appoints Dr Finn Lunde a 34 year old Norwegian born psychiatrist as new hospital head succeeding retiree Dr Juul Nielsen. Lunde joined in 1958 serving as clinical director since 1960 with a salary of 18800 dollars per year matching Nielsen. He previously worked as a resident psychiatrist at the Nebraska Psychiatric Institute in Omaha.
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Hastings State Hospital
Norway
Finn Lunde
Juul Nielsen
Lunde
Hastings Hospital
Nielsen
Nebraska Psychiatric Institute
Omaha
Nebraska reports fall in most diseases in first quarter
Nebraska's communicable diseases in the January through March period were generally lower than in 1961. Hepatitis tuberculosis measles chickenpox and mumps were down, but flu cases rose sharply compared with the same period last year.
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Nebraska
State Health Department
Department
Nebraska Firms by Industry and Community Count
The State Resources Department reports 2,069 manufacturing and processing firms operating across 289 communities in Nebraska.
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Nebraska
State Resources Department
Nebraska Directory Highlights Major Industries
The department compiled a directory showing Nebraskans in industrial activity. It notes processors of food and related products as the largest group, followed by printing and publishing firms. The directory informs Nebraskans and offers a view of Nebraska's industrial outlook to manufacturers in other states.
Boating Funds to Aid Lincoln County Recreation Roads
The state will allocate 10 000 dollars monthly from gasoline tax to assist roads leading to boating areas. Hastings, Keith, and Box Butte counties share the first year 104 625 dollars with Keith 42 500, Gospel 34 625, and Box Butte 27 500. counties contributing 25 percent and federal funds covering 50 percent. Governor Morrison approved requests. program overseen by the State Highway Department.
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Gospel
Keith
Box Butte
Keith County
Morrison
State Highway Department
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