Thursday rites mark funeral for George Sutko
Funeral services were held at St Lawrence Catholic Church for George Sutko 83, a retired farmer, who died after a short illness in St Mary hospital Columbus. He was born January 27, 1884 in Polk County, married Anna Gembica in 1905 and lived in Silver Creek before retiring 24 years ago. He is survived by four daughters, 14 grandchildren, nine great grandchildren and several siblings. Burial followed at the parish cemetery.
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Anna Gembica
Pilsno
Victoria Staroscik
John
Dorothy) Jarose
Paul
Clara) Iwanski
Edsel Matousek
Tom Matouseks
St. Paul
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Clarks
Mmes
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Helen Kinney
Osceola
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Frank Schuldt
Grand Island
R. J. McGuires
Tombstone
Ariz
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Frank Schuldts
Vernon Bakers
Central City
L. T. van Winkles
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Evert Stokes
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Stromsburg
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Behlen Memorial Hospital
Mark Hendrickson
Litzenberg Memorial Hospital
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Irl Ward
Swede Haven Hall
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Lauren Burg
Steve Youngs
Wichita
Charles Kinney 69 dies at Sidney after long life
Charles Kinney, 69, born September 21, 1897 in Silver Creek, lived a life of farming, business, and travel from Genoa to Green River, Sidney, and beyond. Survived by wife Hazel Harris, daughter Naoma Neihart, five grandchildren, four great grandchildren. Funeral in Genoa officiated by Rev. Walter E. Davis.
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Lincoln Health Chief Dr Rogers resigns to join Hastings staff
Dr E A Rogers state health director since 1951 and 29 years with the department resigns amid conflicts with health board members. He will join Hastings State Hospital as medical surgical staff at about his current 18620 salary. The health board will name a successor, must be a medical doctor, and faces a salary limit. Rogers helped direct TB control hospital construction water pollution abatement and disease control during his tenure.
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Omaha
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Pacific Theater
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SAC
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Thornton
Air Force
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Clarence A. H. Meyer
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Murrell B. McNeil
Church News Methodist Church Silver Creek Fairview
Rev. E. John Kess, pastor, announces worship Sundays at 10 55 with Sunday School at 9 30. Midweek events include choir practice at 2 00 and WSCS general meeting on the fourth Wednesday at 7 00. Senior Youth Fellowship meets at Fairview at 9 30 with Sunday School after church on Wednesdays the second WSCS sessions.
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Calvin Mustard
Mike Cave
S.C. Club
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Jim Shotkoski
Lee van Winkle
Dick Bryant
Jackie Powers
Sharon Grosch
Carol Gray
Shirley Gentleman
Karen Peterson
Bonnie Dush
Iron Curtain
Mel Jennings
Poland
Russia
Moscow
Ed McCauley
E. E. Burritt
John White
Vernon Peterson
WSCS
Genoa
Methodist Church
Silver Creek Fairview
E. John Kess
General Meeting
Fairview
Final Report in Estate of Jennie Calhoun
In Polk County Nebraska the Administratrix c.t.a. has filed a final account and report and petitions for final settlement and heirship determination. A hearing is set for October 30, 1967 at 10 AM before the County Court to contest the final report and discharge the Administratrix.
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Polk County
Nebraska
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Eldon R. Johnson
Jennie Calhoun
C.t.a
Nebraska payroll changes and conflict of interest talk
The Nebraska payroll shift will pay 13 000 hourly workers bi monthly from January 1 to cut end of month paperwork while 12 000 salaried staff stay monthly. A legislative study committee led by Sen Rick Budd calls for tighter conflict of interest laws guiding state employees and officials.
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Robert P. Rogers
Administrative Services Department
Rogers
Nebraska City
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