North Blue Doings Show Weekend Visits and Gatherings
Grandparents were visited by Margaret and Janita Baack on Friday and Saturday. Numerous local families attended visits, birthday celebrations, and church club dinners across North Blue and nearby towns including York, Hampton, Aurora, and Central City, with many friends and relatives sharing meals and cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret
Janita Baack
Martin Baacks
Morris McKillip
Sheila
North Platte
John Smith
Duane Blase
Wilton Forsman
Aurora
Victor Blase
Carl Mundt
Helen Mundt
Hampton
Elmer Wilshusen
Carl Wilshusen
York
Ivan Smith
Chuck
Lydia Peterson
Kearney
John Sith
Erwin Blase
Will Blase
Minnie Richert
Pioneer
Grace Brauer
Barthold Baack
Doyle Klingsporn
Greg
Ed Klingsporn
Jerry Larson
Baby
Gene Fowler
Hordville
Central City Hospital
Carl Carlstrom
Midwest Hog Show Deadline and Judges Set for March
The Midwest Market Hog Show at Fremont on March 20 expects over 1,200 entries with Iowa swine expert Roland Paul selecting finalists from pens of three. Live judging runs 7:30 to 11 a.m. at the Hormel plant outdoor pavilion, followed by a noon hog judging contest. Carcass awards go to the top 30 pens. entries must be postmarked by March 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Polk Progress Polk County Nebraska Publication Details
Polk County newspaper Polk Progress notes weekly publication by Dirk and Kathy Howe. It lists second class mail status at Polk Nebraska with subscription rates four dollars yearly inside Nebraska five dollars outside. ten cent single copy price. Member press and editorial associations noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dirk
Kathy Howe
Post Office
Polk
Nebraska
Westside Birthday Club Hosts February Honorees
The Westside Birthday club met at Helen Samuels home with Ella Ruby and Jo Ostberg honored for February birthdays. Margaret Jones elected president Frances Widga vice president and Helen Samuels sec treas. Frances Widga and Jo Strand organized entertainment. Twelve members and two guests attended. A carry-in lunch followed. CATV systems face FCC jurisdiction debates over signal pickup transmission by wire versus microwave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hormel
Fremont
Westside
Westside Birthday Club
Helen Samuels
Ella Ruby
Jo Ostberg
Margaret Jones
Frances Widga
Sec Treas
Jo Strand
FCC
CATV
CATV Faces Big Issues as Local Antenna Systems Grow
The CATV boom connects 1.6 million homes via 1,600 local systems with ongoing growth. FCC scrutiny, potential nationwide expansion, and a future where up to 40 channels may reach 80 percent of TV homes raise questions about regulation, network dominance, and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D.C
Federal Communications Commission
Congress
FCC
Commission
New York City
Philadelphia
CATV
Lansford
RKO General, Inc
RKO
Moscow
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North Blue Doings
Morris Fisher
Ralph Fish
Mr. Fish
A. Dose
Viola Ziegelbein
Milford Johnson
Gerhard Dose
Johnsons
Bradley
Sandra Johnson
Ray Stankel
Kenneth Ziegelbein
Alvin Smith
Evert
Don Dose
Bill Callett
Billy
Bradshaw
Gwynuel Johnson
Minnie Mier
Clarence Rahrs
Norma Gerkensmeyer
Seward
Alvin Smiths
Minnie Smith
Marie
Stanford Ang
Clarence Meerkatz
Louis Ramesberger
C. A. Kamtz
Lincoln General Hospital
Lincoln
Allan Simonson
Palmer
Sandra
Louis Bamesberger
Dale
Dean
LaVern Bamesbergers
Gordon Johnsons
Gary
Milford Johnsons
John Ray
Fred Mogensens
Emil Wilshusen
St. Francis Hospital
Grand Island
John Kruse
Seattle
Wash
Brauer
Leo Wurtz
Golden
Colo
Carl Mundts
Faithful Workers Club
Martin Hoffman Sr
Mildred Norquest
Darold Hoffman
Erma Hoffman
State Farm Insurance
Ins. Co
General Farm Liability
State Farm
Stromsburg
Nebr
Press Assn
National Editorial Assn
Main Street, U.S. A
Bert Mills
AL Hedbloom
Ericofon
THE
Lincoln Telephone & Telegraph Company
Ziombe Furniture
Central City
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