Thanksgiving Guests Gather From Nearby Towns
Thanksgiving Day visitors joined Mrs Dorothy Gieim and Lincoln boys, with Elmer and Milan Gieim of Osceola, and Hanquist families from Lincoln. Guthrie families visited Omaha, Clem Prososki and daughter joined. shower for Jane Atkinson of Olathe Kansas. Leslie Adelson hosted Byron Covey and Dick Alderson families from York and Grand Island. Belated dinner at Lloyd Albin home included Mark Albin Des Moines, John Horn Plainview, and Carita Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Gieim
Lincoln
Elmer Gieim
Osceola
Milan Hanquist
Reuben Hanquist
Clarence’ Guthrie
Omaha
Clem Prososki
Roger Hanquist
Amy
Clarence Greenwall
Jane Atkinson
Olathe
Kans
Leslendelson
Byron Covey
York
Leslie Adelson
Dick Alderson
Grand Island
Cindy Alderson
Linda Covey
Lloyd Albin
Mark Albin
Des Moines
John Horn
Alfreda Albin
Plainview
Carita Jones
Almost Two Million Trees Planted In 1972
The Clarke McNary Program distributed 154 million trees in Nebraska in 1972 per Elsworth Benson. Most survived. winter is critical for saplings as rabbits and mice damage young bark and stems. Fall clearing of tall grass helps. dogs deter rabbits. shooting can reduce rabbit numbers. chicken netting protects yard trees. remove mulch near trunks to prevent mice girdling. Repellents rarely needed if practices followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarke-McNary
Nebraska
Elsworth H. Benson
University of Nebraska- Lincoln Extension Forester
Thanksgiving Dinner Guests Fill Arlo Stevens Home
Thanksgiving evening guests at the Arlo Stevens residence included Karen Stevens from Denver Gary Stevens from the University at Lincoln and Gaylord Stevens with Irvin Andersons. The gathering celebrated Mrs Gaylord Stevens birthday and featured a decorated cake. Other local homes hosted visitors from Clarks Lincoln Central City Hampton and Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlo Stevens
Karen Stevens
Denver
Colo
Gary Stevens
University At Lincoln
Gaylord Stevens
Irvin Anderson
Ed Coover
Park View
Central City
Harold Anderson
Joe Monson
Clarks
Oscar Anderson
Linsay Darnall
Tonya Anderson
Lincoln
Leanne Sundberg
Rudolph Gustafson
Dean Weimer
Walter Stohl
Gary Stohl
Playa-Del- Ray
Calif
Pete Samusevich
Plainfield, Ill
C. Marvin Fredrickson
Joe Clark
Leilani Stohl
Kearney
Vance Stohl
Arlette Johnson
Hampton
Sterling Nelson
York
Dave Ekdahl
Country Women's Club meeting notes from November 1972
The Country Women's Club met at Elaine Miller's home on Thursday afternoon November 16 1972 with 11 members present. President Elaine Miller conducted the business meeting. Dorothy Adelson and Elaine Stromberg presented a Thanksgiving program and day favors for hospitals were prepared. Lunch was served by Mrs Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Women's Club
Elaine Miller
Dorothy Adelson
Elaine Stromberg
Miller
Feedlot Waste Control Program Is Reviewed
James L. Higgins Nebraska Department of Environmental Control says 1,300 feedlots inspected since 1972 rules. Total capacity about 900,000 cattle and 125,000 swine. 27 percent require waste control facilities. Cooperation with livestock industry and USDA Extension Service noted. concern raised over December 31 1972 deadline for facilities over 1,000 head to request inspection to avoid federal intervention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James L. Higgins
Department of Environmental Control
Nebraska
Higgins
Lanny Icenogile
USDA
Environmental Control
Thanksgiving Day Traffic Chaos on Interstate 80
Narrator recalls a 1972 Thanksgiving sneaking by with Nebrasketball fans. An Oklahoma win, a cold meal after the game, and a 38-car pileup on I-80 near York disrupted travel as 76,000 fans caused a traffic jam. Family guests from multiple states joined York visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Nebr
Seward
Sevese
Highway 34
Lincoln
State Fair Grounds
Rustlin’ Service
Nebraska
York
Coliseum
Oklahoma
Beaver Crossing
Utica
Also Mentioned on This Page
Polk
Procraa
Farmers Coop Grains Association
Country Women’s Club
MET
Wm. Wright
Richard Johnson
Irvin Larson
Sas LY Aa
Mrs
Dwight Burney
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