City council approves two curb and gutter districts
Ten years ago May 12 1965 final approval for two curb and gutter districts was given at the city council meeting Thursday night. The council reorganized for its new year with Earl Watts elected council president to act in the mayor's absence. New park board member W H Norton. Levert Peterson Jr. and family welcomed a baby boy born May 11. Marilyn Finecy to wed Robert Schreiber May 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Watts
W. H. Norton
Park Board
Levert Peterson Jr
DeAnn Conrad
Glen Hinkle
Dick Bennett
Rising City
Osceola
DCCW
Lincoln
Mmes
Albert W. Gabriel
Tom Hofbauer
A. C. Schott
Charles Kucera
Raphael Chonta
Mary Brell
Marilyn Finecy
Robert Schreiber
Centenarian Louise Reinke Honored in Columbus
Louise Reinke who turns 100 on May 14 was honored by the Kiwanis Club of Columbus. Messages came from President Ford Governor Exon Sen Carl Curtis and Rep Virginia Smith. She raised eight children and has 23 grandchildren 46 great grandchildren and five great great grandchildren. Mrs Reinke now lives at Columbus Manor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Reinke
Kiwanis Club of
Columbus
Ford
Exon
Sen
Carl Curtis
Virginia Smith
Charles Reinke
Platte County
Reinke
Richland
Columbus Manor
Elsie Prell
Osceola
McCormick Promoted at Army War College Ceremony
Colonel Richard L. McCormick received a promotion last week at Carlisle Barracks Pennsylvania during ceremonies at the U S Army War College. He arrived at the college in July 1974 from Fort Riley Kansas and will graduate in June. He is a Silver Creek High School and University of Nebraska alumnus who joined the Military Police Corps after ROTC. He earned a Master’s from the University of Oklahoma while on active duty and is the son of Mrs. Clara Johnson of the Good Samaritan Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard L. McCormick
U. S. Army War College
Carlisle Barracks
Pennsylvania
Army
Fort Riley
Kansas
Col. McCormick
Silver Creek High School
University of Nebraska
Military Police Corps
University of Oklahoma
Clara Johnson
Good Samaritan Center
Samaritan Center hosts Nursing Home Week open day
May 18 marks Nursing Home Week at the Good Samaritan Center. Pastor Nordstrom leads a 2 PM service, then residents and guests share coffee. Visitors welcome from 2 to 4 PM as local clubs donate decor and a note of thanks to benefactors is extended.
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Nursing Home
Good Samaritan Center
Nordstrom
Stromsburg Project Club
West Island
Community Notes From Silver Creek Tuesday Gatherings
Silver Creek News records a Thursday club meeting at Mrs. Udell Podliska with 11 members, a Hollywood Squares program led by Mrs. Mabel Carter, and a guest Mrs. Richard Zeger. Family visits, weddings planned for August and an Osceola Job Service interview are noted along with church events and showers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Udell Podliska
Mabel Carter
Richard Zeger
C. R. Carlson
Henry Strickland
Oregon
Washington
Bible Missionary Society
Lyle Schmitt
Emma Peterson
Sromsburg
Ev Urkoski
Andrew Urkoski
Wayne Wondercheck
Leonard Wondercheck
Fullerton
Miss Urkoski
Clarks High School
Columbus Beauty College
Dale Electronics
Wayne Clothing
Navy
Fullerton High School
Roy Wyman
Bill Kosch
Shelby
Steve Costello
Omaha
Sam Wyman
Ladies and Men Golf Leagues Open Season With Winners
The Ladies Golf League opened May 6 with 20 registered players. First round nine hole winners were Arla Quick Marie Beebe low scratch and Doris Neble Mary Lou Perry low handicap. May 8 saw 54 golfers with Doug Dodds and Lowell Hanson low handicap and Louie Daum Jim Furbur second low handicap. Ray Kepner Burdette Flodman had low score on hole 1 and Alex Mills Harold Nelson shared low scratch. Methodist Church notes include visits by Dick Randall and family with mention of Rev G A Randall’s past service and local church figures and regional ministry appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Golf League
Arla Quick
Marie Beebe
Doris Neble
Mary Lou Perry
Shiela Moore
Michelle Meister
Wanda Peterson
Kay Johnson
Mary Lou Stallings
Joan Beebe
Ryan Hill
Doug Dodds
Lowell Hanson
Louie Daum
Jim Furbur
Don Linton
Ed Else
Ray Kepner
Burdette Flodman
Alex Mills
Harold Nelson
Gresham
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Clair W. Walker
Dixie Walgreen
Thomas Husak
Old Methodist Church
Annie Jeffrey Memorial County Hospital
Charles W. Jeffrey
Jeffrey
Life Insurance Company
Neva Richards Forsyth
Mount Vernon
Wash
John Zollars
St. Paul
Tillman Joy
Polk County
Stromsburg
Johanna Larson
Court House
Osceola High School
Rivoli Theatre
Bayard H. Paine
W. O. Mickey
Fairgrounds
Frank S. Cherry
Wesley Koehler
Donald Ray
Mary Weatherbee
Evansville
Mr. Ray
G. T. Ray
Roy C. Johnson
Nellie May LeSuer
Judge Ball
W. S. Austin
Farmers Union
Midland College
Fremont
Anna Oberg
H. L. Bond
M. J. Brown
Silas Miller
G.A.R
Harry Musselman
Gust Waller
John Sills
Schuyler
David City
M. J. Bryan
Wm. Shrader
W. G Hubbard
A. Weberg
Emil Schott
Lester Shore
Or. Michener
O. F. Dickhute
Fred Schmoker
Wm. Ehlers
Bert Lewis
Pearl Lewis
J. D. Hartman
A. B. Monk
L. D. Rice
Frank Johnson
Fred Johnson
Clarence Shaw
Delta Kappa Gamma
Upsilion
International Society of Teachers
Golumbus
Holiday Inn
Upsilon
Lambda Chapter
Frances Inness
Virginia Haven Smith
U. S
Chappell
Esther Strickland
Ohio
Irene Burritt
Orpha Fjell
Dora Lockard
Dorothy McMeekin
Alma Hartson
Lillian Wieseman
McCormick
Col
Richard McCormick
Samaritan Center News
Miriam Carey
Silver Creek News
Myrtle White
Jack Burger
Kim
Susan Schott
Richard Schoop
M. W Wieseman
Rex Graham
Calmer Herrmann
Henry Fuehrer
E. L. Klein
Gertrude Ward
Sheri Peterson
Methodist Church
Chapin Peterson
Clarence Jones
Orville Lamb
Merle Schott
Vernon Peterson
Kim Burger
Sheri
J. Voboril
Job Service of
Nebraska
Labor Department
Division of Employment
Aed
Cmon MC Ee
The
Shelby Hotel
aCrt
Friryne
MCC Alls Steak
Somme
Larks
Nebr
Golf League News
Dick Randall
Los Angeles
Calif
G. A. Randall
Fort Calhoun
Marlene
Bachenberg
Nebraska Board of Global Ministries
East Central
Burt & Dee
Wedperghon
William Wolfe
American Legion
Coop
Silver Creek
Polk
Co-op Oil, Inc
Osceola Polk Silver
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