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The piece argues we are temporariness and death as equalizers, warning against believing in human permanence or superiority. It attacks expansionist acts by agencies like the Soil Conservation Service, calling it soil exploitation, and questions our global dependence and individual responsibility in sharing the Earth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soil ‘Conservation Service
Soil Exploitation Service
Ethiopia
Polk
Nebraska
Community Visitors and Graduation Highlights
Miss Wanda Drauker of Omaha and Keri Allan and Bradley Anderson visited the Oscar Anderson home Monday forenoon. Gilbert Lampshire and Bryan McKenzie graduated May 20 from Kansas State Univ. Marvin McKenzie of Overland Park and Lucile Wenzel of Foley joined them for celebrations. Reuben Anderson hosted a Sunday cousin's picnic with guests from Columbus, Grand Island and Fuller ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanda Drauker
Omaha
Keri
Allan
Bradley Anderson
Leonard Anderson
Oscar Anderson
Gilbert Lampshire
Bryan McKenzie
Kansas State Univ
Marvin McKenzie
Overland Park
Kans
Loucile Wenzel
Foley, al
Reuben Anderson
Columbus
Grand Island
Fullerton
High Prairie Alumni Banquet Attendees Share Honors
May 26 event hosted by the Ten Point Club featured Mrs Wilfred Stephens receiving the High prize and Murray Nelson taking Low. Guests Mr and Mrs Gordon Bush of Omaha joined Mr and Mrs Richard Johnson for a Sunday overnight visit after attending the High Prairie Alumni banquet at York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Lampshire
Ten Point Club
Wilfred Stephens
Murray Nelson
Gordon Bush
Omaha
Richard Johnson
High Prairie
York
Clean air debate tempers weather notes in lengthy Washington report
The piece contrasts congressional debate on an auto industry clean air bill with recurring weather details and poetic asides. It threads political stance, air quality, jet contrail sightings, and a week of variable temperatures from 53 to 84 degrees, ending in calm, clear conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Washington
D. C
U. S
Kennedy International Airport
New York City
Polk
Japan
Carter
Korea
Harry Truman
Juergensens celebrate golden anniversary with open house
Reverend Carl F. Juergens en and Lydia Juergens en of Humboldt Kansas mark 50 years of marriage. They married June 1 1927 in Cheney Kansas and served churches in Texas Nebraska and Kansas. An open house will be held June 5 from 2 to 4 p.m. at St Peters Lutheran Humboldt hosted by their children Rev E W Juergens en and others. They have eleven grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl F. Juergensen
Humboldt
Kans
St. Peter’s Lutheran Church
Lydia Wulf
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Cheney
Texas
Nebraska
Polk
Weekend Calls on Local Visitation Notables
Brenda Shenk spent Saturday and Sunday night with her grandparents Mr and Mrs Carroll Flodman. Mr and Mrs Wayne Heiden of Washington DC were Sunday morning visitors in the Reuben Anderson home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brenda Shenk
Carroll Flodman
Wayne Heiden
Washington, D. C
Reuben Anderson
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Purina
Polk Grain Co
E. W. Juergensen
Hiawatha
Arthur
Darlene) Clark
Turners Falls
Mass
Jim
Betty) Elliott
Turlock
Standard
Polk, Nebraska
Don and
Mary Wischmeier
Four-Star Mobile & Modular Homes
Grand Island, Nebr
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