RAM 0-4 Feet April 1967 Moisture Report
Readily Available Moisture in the top four feet of soil remains dangerously low across Nebraska. 1966 land use shows low RAM in row crops and fall-sown grains with pasture and rangeland affected. 50-75% RAM is normal for this season. adjustments to crops, populations, and fertilization are advised to improve water use efficiency and grain yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley County
Dale Flowerday
Extension Agronomist
University of Nebraska
Hordville Plans Athletic Banquet Saturday
Pep club president Miss Allerita Bankson announced the athletic banquet will be Saturday May 6 at 6 30 in the high school gym. Tickets can be purchased from any Pep club member or Gil's Market and will not be sold at the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allerita Bankson
Gil’s Market
Stitch & Stir 4-H Club Hones Songs and Skills
Arborville 4-H Club met April 21 to learn songs for a contest and review new song books. Members discussed upcoming camps, room cleaning demonstrations, measuring in cooking, fabric choices for table linens, color work, and a planned portfolio project. They completed a community service box for Church World Service with refreshments served by Ann Otte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arborville
Cindy Tewell
Terri Harrington
Church World Service
LWML Workshop Holds Utica Meeting
The LWML York Zone officers Institute and Christian Growth Workshop were held Monday at St. Pauls Lutheran church in Utica. Rev Walter Landgraf opened with devotions. Mrs. Hilmer Smith led the meeting as president and Mrs. Carl Franzen was named delegate to the International convention in Washington DC July 18 to 20, marking the LWMS Silver Anniversary. Reports were given by several members and workshop leaders included Mrs. Marvin Voltke and Mrs. Loren Wiemer with aide from Lavern Schulze of Immanuel Polk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Officers Institute
Christian Growth
Lutheran Women's Missionary League
York Zone
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Utica
Walter Landgraf
Hilmer Smith
Carl Franzen
Washington, D. C
LWMS
Marvin Volzke
Delmar Borchers
Walter Janssen
Kenneth Troester
Marvin Voltke
Loren Wiemer
Lavern Schulze
Immanuel At
Polk
Local Families Share Sunday Visits Across Town
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Tenniges and family visited with Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Bender and family on Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Coover were supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Sealey, Sr. on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Tenniges
Melvin Bender
Paul Coover
Richard Sealey
No Changes In 1967 Acreage Diversion
Secretary of Agriculture Orville L Freeman announced no change to the 1967 feed grain diversion program. He noted adequate feed grain production and higher year end carryover stocks, with prices up about 13 percent from a year earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville L. Freeman
Freeman
Midwest
Post Office Raises International Mail Rates May 1
The Post Office announces increases in international surface and air mail rates effective May 1. Air letters to Central America rise to 15c per half ounce. Europe to 20c. other regions unchanged at 25c. Aerograms up 2c to 13c. surface mail to most countries up 12c to 13c. surface parcel post up 20c per parcel. Canada and Mexico first class letters unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central America
Western Hemisphere
Europe
Canada
Mexico
Lincoln visitor shares week with Adelsons in Central City
Debbie Larson of Lincoln visits relatives including Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Adelson at Central City. Mr. and Mrs. Ollie Johnson join Adelsons for Sunday evening calls. Sunday dinner guests at Parker Aker’s include Russell Aker Irene Aker, George Koenig from Harvard, and Lee Anderson family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Debbie Larson
Lincoln
Leslie Adelson
Central City
Ollie Johnson
Parker Aker
Russell Aker
Irene Aker
George Koenig
Harvard
Lee Anderson
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Hephar
Thomas
Blaine
Arthur "Nse Custer
Kimbel
Earth
Ham
Etre
Chase
Viler
Wecholts
Theyer
Hordville Plans
Kansas-Nebraska
Kansas -Nebraska Natural Gas Company, Inc
Stitch & Stir Club
Ann Otte
Susan Cramer
LWML
Post Office
Purina
Polk Grain Co
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