Minneapolis buying trip and local social gathering noted
Mr and Mrs Jim Marak returned last Monday from a spring and summer buying trip to Minneapolis Minnesota. Sunday dinner guests of the Bill Johansens were Mr and Mrs Mert Flodman and family. Sunday evening the Flodmans attended the 25th anniversary of Mr and Mrs Fritz Engel at Clarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Marak
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Bill Johansens
Mert Flodman
Flodmans
Fritz Engel
Clarks
Vera Moore
Waynoka
Oklahoma
Gary Moore
Fort Worth
Texas
Darrell Atkinson
Loretto
David Atkinson
Lincoln
Donn Atkinson
Davenport
Teri Wyman
Deanna Jares
St., Paul
Teri
Bill Wyman
Deanna
Kearney
Robert Tooker
Lou Yakley
Elaine Grass
Jeff Thurman
Don Johnson
Rod Porter
Cindy Tooker
Crusade For Christ
Methodist Church
Silver Creek
Dick Wyman
Andrea Vised
John Wymans
Debbie Schott
Merna
Karen Schott
Joan Cornazzo
Donald Schott
Leona Imhoff
Alice Brandt
Humphrey
Ted Wyman
Gayle
Roy Nelson
Jerry
Gary
Moore
Tim
Connie Schneiderheinz
Leo van Dyke
Frank Kmiecik
Frank Stanczyk
Stella Tworek
Wayland Social Visits Spread Across Town and States
Tuesday afternoon guests included Earl Douglas of Twin Falls Idaho and Walter Schroeder of Lincoln. Lodgepole visitors shared time with the Bond and Allison families. Sunday evening guests came from Chula Vista California and Gresham. Various local visits continued through the week with the Hoffmans, Bond family, and Gronlund residence hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elroy Hoffman
Earl Douglas
Twin Falls
Idaho
Walter Schroeder
Lincoln
Leonard Bond
Lodgepole
Ralph Allison
Vernal Bond
Paul Bond
Ronald Eklund
Lloyd Powell
Chula Vista
California
Elsie Bond
Gresham
Foy Rosenberry
Minnie Hoffer
Stromsburg
George Abresch
Thayer
Floyd Jacobsen
York
Family Visit and Birthday Remembrances in Nebraska
Mrs. Lavina Kopke hosts friends and relatives in Stromsburg for Denice’s 15th birthday. Fay Rosenberry visits O Neill with Johnston grandchildren. Peter Kopke dines with Anthony Winter in Bradshaw. Coffee guests include Chris Paulson family from Grand Island. Elmer Schukencht visits Nebraska City relatives. Ralph Allison and Paul Bond host Lodgepole supper with Norman Larson and Calmar Stephenson from York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary Nienkamp
Nebraska City
Leonard Bond
Lodgepole
Ralph Allison
Paul Bond
Elroy Hoffman
Norman Larson
York
Calmar Stephenson
Cengas Announces Lower Gas Rates in Nebraska
Cengas reports lower rates for Osceola, Shelby and 35 Nebraska communities effective October 27 1976. Chris Dahmke says residential heating customers will save 5.8 cents per 1000 cubic feet and 3 percent annually, with adjustments to follow FPC final decision. Re elect State Senator Loran Schmit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cengas
Osceola
Shelby
Nebraska
Chris Dahmke
Northern Natural Gas Company
Federal Power Commission
Dahmke
Proposed Amendments to the Constitution November 2 1976
Voter guidance covers two constitutional changes. The first aims to remove the requirement that all bills be read in full before final passage. The second would permit line item veto review of appropriations and allow individual vetoed items to be voted on separately.
Proposed Amendment No Three Changing Legislature Session Date
A vote FOR this proposal would move the regular legislative session to December starting in 1976 and shift the 90 day and 60 day sessions to December of even and odd years respectively. Members’ terms would begin on the new December convening date rather than January. The current rule keeps January convening and January term start.
Proposed Amendments on Legislature Officers and Bonds
Voters face multiple constitutional amendments. Proposals include changing presiding officer rules for the Legislature and allowing bonds for blighted property redevelopment funded by new tax valuations. Other measures permit nonsectarian contracting for handicapped children services and wider private partnerships.
Legislature Proposes Student Loans for Nonpublic Schools
The proposal would allow loans or grants to students attending non public post high school institutions for non sectarian purposes while public funds used to match federal grants for non public school services would not fund sectarian aims. A vote against would preserve current bans on matching funds and limit aid to nonsectarian post secondary education.
Amendment 6 Part 2 urged to aid independent students
A Nebras ka Wesleyan University official urges a for vote on Amendment 6 Part 2 on November 2. The letter explains the measure would allow loans and grants to students at independent colleges, without state funds directly going to private institutions.
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Nebraska
Wesleyan University
Nebraska Supreme Court
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Osceola Locals
Hardy Leggett
Bernie Walford
Equitable Life Assurance Society
United States
New York
Wayland
Tom Marsden
Verlin Gronlund
Lavina Kopke
Loran Schmit
Part
Jink Jays
By Leona Imhoff
THE
Dwene D. Jones
Gerald D. Bryan
Louis P. Monee
Trumen Bachenberg
Henry Buresh
Charles G. Kucera
Osceola, Nebr
Lincoln, NE
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