Community notes from Dist 54 residents and visitors
District 54 residents host guests and visitors from Beatrice Omaha North Platte and Platte Center. Highlights include Trudy McCauley visiting Annette Wamsley Harriett joining for dinner, and multiple calls on Mrs. Brand prior week. Ventura trips include the Rex Graham family vacation to Colorado and wedding attendances at Colum bUS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trudy McCauley
Annette Wamsley
Harriett
Frank Carman
Kansas City
Lincoln
Olive Lander
Willits
Genoa
Frank Frizzell
Osceola
Emmett Cook
Elmwood
Robert Tooker
Loraine Arent
Aviswo Nebr
Dorothy Barker
Ray Nowak
Cynthia
Omaha
Frank Stanczyk
Mary Lou
Alvin Swertzie
Laurence Gdwoski
Fullerton
George Newcomb
Neice
San Antonio
Texas
Polly Newcomb
Nellie Benson
Rex Graham
Colorado
Colorado Springs
Denver
Joe Imm
Columbus
Dorothy Berber
Dist
Kenneth Gehring
Platte Center
Riverside News Social Roundup and Visits
Jay Buchta of St Paul visited Al and Vertie Heitzman overnight. Mrs Don Hayes worked at Osceola hospital this past week. Tek Seed Field Day attendees included Joe Karges Art Gabriel Albert Gabriel and Bernard Korger at Tekamah. Emma Peterson visited the C R Carlson home in Stromsburg. The Karges and Meyer families visited in Silver Creek Monday evening. Henry Strickland family from Lincoln stayed with the Heitzmans Wednesday night and Thursday. Alverta Strickland stayed through Sunday to join her parents. Gust Carlson Robert Carlson Floyd Frizzell and Myron Jones families had a picnic at Osceola Sunday. Doris Karges Lois and Lila were mentioned in the Riverside notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Buchta
St. Paul
Silver Creek
June Egly
Enos Egly
Chadron
Ronald Carlson
Henry Strickland
Lincoln
Vertie Heitzman
Alverta Strickland
Gust Carlson
Robert Carlison
Floyd Frizzell
Myron Jones
Osceola
Doris Karges
Lois and
Lila
WSCS
Maurice Newcomer
J. L. Hurd
John J. Knorr
C. W. Hennings
Ladies Aid
Omaha
Glacier National Park
Wyoming
O. R. Hennings
School of Missions
Luther Kries
Baby Sharleen Haack
Don Haack
Emanuel Lutheran Church
York
Walter Haack
Geo. L. Steever
la Junta
Pueblo
Colorado Springs
Denver
Dale Rhodes
Gresham
Myron Colberg
Michael
W. F. Wynn
Mary Ellen Vaughn
Fullerton
Elmer Kinberg
Hugo
Colorado
Seward Memorial Hospital costs spark debate on bed price
An old Seward Memorial Hospital financial statement compares total costs for 34 and 35 bed facilities and argues per bed costs under five thousand dollars, asserting the hospital’s design as a model while noting national recognition and lower bed costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seward Memorial Hospital
United States
Social Visit Notes From Lincoln Neighborhood
Dorothy Dexter Anderson of Lincoln spent the weekend with home folks. Henry and Lottie Galus visited Al and Vertie Heitzman Sunday morning. Mrs. Robert Carlson and child ren called at Gust Carlson's Wednesday morning. Tuesday dinner guests at Mr. and Mrs. Joe Karges were Mr. and Mrs. Art Gabriel and Duane. Henry and Lottie Galus were Sunday supper guests at Henry Strickland's home in Lincoln.
Greens Chapel WSCS Meeting and Community Notices
Greens Chapel WSCS plans a September 10 meeting with key coordinators named. A September chicken supper with rug and apron sale is set for October 1, and funds will support the Omaha Mission. Dozens of local families travel, host, and visit across York Nebraska with numerous church, school, and social events noted.
Farm Equipment Showcases John Deere and New Idea Machines
Catalog listing details drills seeders and planters from John Deere Van Brunt and New Idea. Includes two row pickers and pull type options with multiple wheels, lift systems, and models for grain fertilizer handling. Elevator, hoist, loader, spreader and manure loader equipment highlighted for tractor mounting and heavy duty use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Deere van Brunt
John Deere No
John Deere
Duncen
Farm Equipment Listings From 1950s Furnishings
A catalog style listing details vintage farm implements including a 1952 two row mounted Picker John Deere a 1849 two row pull type Picker Oliver a 1948 two row pull Picker Minneapolis Molting single row Spreader John Deere a low down loader a Super Six double cylinder manure loader a John Deere elevator with new hopper a wagon box hoist with cranks for two mounts a Letz 220 burr mill with elevator a Hay Chopper or Ensilage Harvester and a 1950 John Deere model.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Deere
Oliver
Minneapolis-Moling
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District 54 News
Lloyd Wamsley
Methodist
Stella Hardle
Carol Willits
Carl Rummel
Dale Clark
Stromsburg
Barker Gehring
Myron Barker
Gilbert Benson
Kearney
Brooks
Scottsbluff
Sarah Turnly
Roy Gwartney
Central City
Sam Wyman
Bob
Roy Wyman
Donna
Riverside News
Dr. R. E. Klaas
Harry Lees
the Corn Palace Cafe
Blanche Rein
Radius
Johns Manville
Norfolk, Nebr
States
Dwight D. Newcomer
Lloydell
Vern C. Berck
Polk Park
Berck
R. H. van Ostrand
York County
Clarence E. van Ostrand
Carol Donelson
Lawrence Twarling
Vernon Anderson
David Rutter
Brooke Berggren
Ralph Johnson
Wayne Beatty
Keith Kinberg
Larry
T. Nowles
Donald Lindstrom
Alvin Reed
Lynn
Edwin Lewis
Clifford Hernbloom
Shelby
Harry Kries
Floyd Dahlgren
Valley
Willard Hollister
Dahlgren
Gary
Marvin Garlock
Alfred Kuhnel
Richard Sundberg
Phillip
Janet
Rolland A. Beatty and
Raymond Burke
Geo. W. Olson
Richland
R. B. Williams
Federa
Grani
Menara
Oni Plumbing
Ha ‘Hardware
Norlic
Raes Aone
Nin Fss
John Renner
J. B. Vaughn
Mary Ellen
Anton Linder
Earl Burke
E. G. Burke
John J. Knerr
Freda Knerr
Doris Vance
Ed Bergstine
Fred Fleck
Janice
Sandra
Rose Doremus
Larry Poe
Ronnie Beatty
Henry Kinberg
Kinberg
Harry Obrist
Robert Wible
Sidney
Burdette Obrist
Darold Hoffman
Near Polk
Gus B. Hartel
Mary
Lloyd Hartman
Norris Johnson
William and
Gordon Olseen
Gar Peterson
Kristin Anderson
Cedar Falls
Iowa
Johnsons
R. L. Minnick
Russell W. Anderson
E. M. Scholl
Beatrice
Los Angeles
Raymond Black
Oregon, Il
Alyce Gabel
Carol Donels
Charles Fischer
Reece James
James
Hawaii
Gregg Hennings
Victor School
Ahrens Jewelry
The
Lincoln Telephone & Telegraph Co
Jim Branting
Stromsburg, Nebr
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