Nebraska Extension Association to Meet in Grand Island
The annual meeting of the Nebraska Cooperative Extension Association will be in Grand Island October 25-26. East Platte Area and county staff join state members to discuss people issues elect officers and conduct business. Dr Howard K McCluskey will address the noon luncheon on October 25 and Dr John L Adams will speak before officer installation on October 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald L. Sigler
Nebraska Cooperative Extension Association
Grand Island
East Platte
Howard K. McCluskey
John L. Adams
Nebraska Cooperative Extension Service
Area Swine Days set across four Nebraska towns
Four Area Swine Days meetings are announced for January 1974 with sessions in Bloomfield Arlington Wilber and Kearney. The events are sponsored by the NN Department of Animal Science in cooperation with local pork producer groups and county Extension offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Ahlschwede
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Bloomfield
Arlington
Wilber
Kearney
NN Department of Animal Science
Krol Biberstine vow in Fort Collins ceremony
Rhonda Biberstine and Vincent Krol exchanged wedding vows at the Poudre Canyon Chapel near Fort Collins Colorado on September 22 1973 in a double ring ceremony officiated by Rev William Baird. The couple hosted a neon buffet at Arrowhead Lodge and a reception at the American Legion Post in Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poudre Canyon Chapel
Fort Collins
Colo
William Baird
Rhonda Biberstine
Vincent Krol
Charles Biberstine
Salt Lake City
Utah
Vincent
Victor Krol
Stromsburg
Kay Wiley
L. Martin Nelson
Rock Island, Ill
Jerry Biberstine
Morgantown
West Va
Robert Dittmer
Linda Fowler
Aurora
Cole
Jodi Dittmer
Flower Girl
Clark Russell
Denver
Steve Wing
Greg Dittmer
American Legion Post
Anthony Zumaris
East Moline
Ronnie van Hooten
Roanoke
Ind
Ward Nelson
San Francisco
Ted Nelson
Rock Island
Cheryl Peterson
Lisa Chaney
Rhonda
Cliff van Hooten
Stanley Krol
Silvis
Tetons
Krol
Bellvue
Greens Chapel Social Roundup Vividly Details Local Visits
Mildred Kreis reports a flurry of weekend and weekday social calls in Greens Chapel. Guests include Mr and Mrs Harry Obrist, Darold Hoffman family, Mrs Carol Donelson and numerous friends from Polk Lincoln Osceola and Beaver Crossing. Several trips to Lincoln and York mark the week alongside hospital and funeral attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Obrist
Darold Hoffman
Polk
Carol Donelson
Brooke Berggren
Morace Warner
Albert Teegerstrom
Pearl Leu
Bobby Leu
Earl] Burke
Mary Fern Myers
Gothenburg Memorial Hospital
Craven Stream
Mae Twarling
Kevin
Craig Lytle
Ray Burke
Clarence Burke
Osceola
Burke
Ed Lewis
Clair Obrist
Lincoln
Terri
Walter Seymour
Everett Powell
Gerald Mentink
Everett Loreman
Roy Hurd
Pearl Blakeney
York
Jacki Torell
Omaha
Quintin Torell
Morace Warners
Tom Kreis
Russell Kreis
Pastor Christensen
Beaver Crossing
Delano Kinberg
Keith Kinberg
Orra Garretsons
Bob Berggren
Roger Sundberg
Scott
Jim Marak
Norris Hellbusch
Columbus
Charles Newcomer
Ohio
Dwight Newcomer
Harry Brazee
Doug Wells
Burt Brazee
Obituaries for Julia Micek and Fritz Richter
Julia Lucy Micek 81 of Columbus died unexpectedly at home. Funeral 9:30 a.m. Saturday at St Bonaventure Church. Survivors include daughter Isabelle and son Adrian, eight grandchildren, nine great grand children, and many relatives. Fritz John Richter 85 of York County died Wednesday at York General Hospital. Funeral Saturday 2 p.m. at Gresham United Presbyterian Church with burial in Greenwood Cemetery. Survived by wife Merle, son Hollis, daughter Nadine, three grandchildren, two great grandchildren, and siblings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Lucy Micek
Thomas A. Micek
Julia
Columbus
Flavius Ezuba
St. Bonaventure Church
Micek
Osceola
Polk County
Andrew M
Anna Czapla Triba
St. Mary Catholic Church
Pilzno
Perpetual Adoration Society
Altar Society
St. Mary, Pilzno
Community Club
Friendly Neighbors
PTA
Isabelle
Adrian E
Lincoln
Henry Triba
Edward Triba
Omaha
Valeria Triba
J. A
Laura) Gabriel
George
Barbara) Ewert
Amelia Markhofer
W.A. Ann Webster
South Haven
Mich
John
Mollie) Hallberg
St. Joseph
Fritz John Richter
York County
York General Hospital
Golden Age Manor
Gresham
Mr. Richter
Frederick
Mary Schroeder Richter
Merle Ryan
First United Presbyterian Church of
Gresham United Presbyterian Church
Kenneth Fells
York
Greenwood Cemetery
Deadline for Nominations Approaches for ASC Committees
Nominations for ASC community committee positions close Monday October 29 per Eugene Sterup Polk County ASC executive director. Any eligible farmer may nominate by petition signed by at least three voters and no special form is required. Ballots mailed November 19, due December 3. If under six nominees the slate is completed to six and sent to the county office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ASC
Eugene Sterup
Polk County
Sterup
ASCS
ASC Community Committee
Ascs Office
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Nebraska
University of Nebraska Field Laboratory
Mead
Nebraska Center
Iowa State University
University of Nebraska
John K. Ward
Department of Animal Science
University of Nebraska, Lincoln
Farm News
Nebraska-Japan Exchange
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Japan
Nebraska Shorthorn
Out F
Agricultural Park
Truman Bachenberg
Floyd Hecht
Curtis
Leo Albers
McKown
Ed Wagner
Earl Colby
Wagner
Cecelia
Oliver
Walter Wagner
Ella Koehler
Ray Conrad
Lynn Brigham
Ervin Grossnicklaus
Virgil Johnston
Marguerite Senn
Alvin Cerny
Bud Heckman
Verna Smith
Ehrling-Bergquist Hospital
Ronald Sarow
Oscar Jones
Mrs. Vincent Krol
Joyce
Legion Club
Wm. Wolfe
Osceola Chamber of Comm
Greens Chapel
Mildred Kreis
R. W
Clarks
Silver Creek
Myrtle White
al Wandro
Las Vegas
Nev
Dallas
Texas
Ed Davis
Bill Weissmann
Ronald Cuba
Donna McCarvill
Bob Peterson
Pat Beck
Calvin Mustard
Judy Davis
David Gentleman
Henry Schippareil
Henry
Fullerton
Raymond Seeber
Julesburg
C. R. Carlson
Stromsburg Legion Club
Baker's
Npru As
Joch & i
Tissy Delsey
Kimberly Clark
EGU
Colgate Palmalive
Jach & His
Colorado
Baker’s Chocolate
Smucker's Strawberry Preserves
Jar
Jack & Jill
Detty Crocker
Bork
Seturtey
W.f.ha
Glee Mountain Grown Coffee
Folger
America
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