Several Relatives Visit Wilfred Stephens Family
Arborville news notes multiple visitors and guests over the past week at the Wilfred Stephens home. Relatives from Ft Collins Colorado, North Platte, Lincoln, Belflower California, and other locales joined Stephens and nearby families for dinners, overnight stays, and social visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilfred Stephens
Jolly
D. C. Morris
North Platte
Mr. Morris
Freda Dyer
L. D. Perkins
Robert Rhoades
York
Jane Perkins
Benedict
Eva Perkins
Henderson Hospital
Richard Tenniges
Seward
Wayne Swanson
Arborville Jolly Juniors Meet At Community Hall June 25
Arborville Jolly Juniors held a meeting at the Arborville Community Hall on June 25. Plans were made for a late July family picnic and 4-H camp registration cards were distributed for Seward. Girls judged foods and practiced sewing under Lynda Van Ostrand. Afterward games and refreshments followed. Next meeting is July 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arborville
Seward
Lynda van Ostrand
Max Jones
Gordon Glad
ABC Bird Club Plans Fair Booth At York County
The ABC Bird Club held its seventh meeting at Arborville Community Hall. A Share the Fun Contest was planned and a committee of Eric Otte Teresa Bedient and Anne Otte was appointed to plan a York County Fair booth. Members learned to name parts of a bird by observing a brown thrasher. Lunch was served by Mrs Bills and Mrs Haack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ABC Bird Club
Arborville
Eric Otte
Teresa Bedient
Anne Otte
York County
Bills
Haack
Ann Otte
Social Security Officer to Visit Osceola July 8
Lincoln representative H. S. Hornby will hold a session in Osceola at the courthouse second floor from 9 a.m. to 12 noon on July 8. Eligible individuals under 65 who are severely disabled and unable to work should contact him or the social security office for possible disability benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Security
Lincoln
H. S. Hornby
Osceola
Social Security Office
Carlson Reunion at Buckley Park Draws Big Carlson Family
The Carlson family picnic at Buckley Park Sunday June 28 drew 67 attendees. Local hosts were Miland Hanquist and Ralph Simpson with guests from Stromsburg Polk Lincoln Osceola York Loup City Aurora Holdrege and Holdrege plus a York visitor Helen Weiss. The 1965 committee to organize is Morris Nielsen and Clarence Nielsen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlson
Buckley Park
Miland Hanquist
Ralph Simpson
Stromsburg
Hans Nielsen
Roy W. Carlson
Martha Simpson
Clarence Nielsen
Morris Nielsen
Leland Peterson
Merlin Simpson
Polk
Robert Shostrom
Clarence Johnson
LaVaughn Adelson
Lincoln
Armand Schmoker
Osceola
Rex Obermier
York
Richard Fusby and Bradley
Loup City
Ronald Beins
Aurora
Merlyn Lampshire
Holdrege
Helen Weiss
Damage To Soil From Heavy Rains Is Less Where Farmers Have LCS Structures
Heavy rains across Polk County caused varying damage as farmers using conservation practices built dams and grass cover to control runoff. Dams north of Shelby and Osceola reduced gullies and soil loss, while road works protected downstream drainage. Officials urge broader planning with Soil Conservation Service aid and urge proactive soil and water protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk County
Mike Reisdorf
Shelby
Virgil Johnson
Osceola
Leo Kresha
Ed Scow
Homer Ingalls
Carl Johnson
Raymond Burke
Robert Bryan
Soil Conservation Service
Polk County Soil and Water Conservation District
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Arborville News
Robert Merchant
Laura Merchant
Roger Clough
Michael
Anthony Clough
David and
la Nelle
Uehling
Ralph Fisher
Bailey Stauffer
Elvuin
Til
Ellen Youngland
O. F Alfred
Emma Horstman
Lowell Bills
Harold Miller
Karen
Melvin Bender
Cramer
Larry Cramer
Susan
Emory Cramer
Charles Cramer
Grand Island
Kramer
Kearney
Children’s
Arborville Jolly Juniors
Carl Bedient
Fred Bedient
Carolyn Bedient
Ed Hanson
Ilene
Leonard Brodine
Boise
Idaho
Hans Meline
Dave
Philip Meline
Pvt
Warren Bedient
Fort Leonard Wood
Tammy Fisher
Walter Fisher
Dale Frizzell
Polk Lumber Co
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