Miss Renee Robinson and William Reher Wed in Grand Island Church
Miss Reneé E Robinson and William Emil Reher exchanged marriage vows at Trinity United Methodist Church Grand Island on Friday October 5 1973 at 7 pm The double ring ceremony was officiated by Rev Grant Story with orange roses bronze mums and greenery adorning the altar The couple are the children of Ronald Robinson and Gilbert Reher of Grand Island Plans include a reception at Platt Deutsche Corporation and a brief honeymoon before settling on Route 1 Grand Island
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Renee Robinson
William Reher
Grand
Reneé‘e. Robinson
William Emil Reher
Trinity United Methodist Church
Grand Island
Grant Story
Ronald Robinson
Gilbert Reher
Peggy Catchpool
Kathy
Knight of
Chapman
Melissa Zackery
Darren Samway
McCook
Dan Reher
David Goosie
Rod Robinson
Greg Gartner
Gary McWilliams
Robert Stueven
Stephen Gartner
Lynn Fulton
Kathy Samway
Emmett Zackery
Sue Elien Reher
Cora Lee Reher
Becky Samway
Platt Duetsche Corporation
Wm. Knight
Albert Meyer
Ralph Peters
York
Earl Schmitt
Dan Jones
Kathy Grabowski
Walter Reher
Ray Robinson
Ethel Bosler
Raymond Stankel
Hordville
Henry Jones
Lincoln
Alice Jones
North Platte
Northwest High School
Sperry New Holland Co
Jack Chambers Construction Co
Polk Local News Social Visits and a Polk Injury
Mr and Mrs Arthur Piinee of York and other guests visited Mrs P W Aker and Nell. Kent Anderson of Lincoln visited grandparents. Beulah Gustafson of Hastings broke her left arm near Polk. Dr C R Peterson and Esther Peterson hosted visitors from Osceola and Oklahoma City. Various residents hosted guests at Clarks and other local sites including Monson, Henderson, Hosier, Bowers, Hoffman, Guthrie and Johnson homes.
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Arthur Piinee
York
Leslie Adelson
P. W. Aker
Nell
Pauline Lindburg
Mae Austin
Central City
Russell Aker
Harvard
Oscar Anderson
Nora Gustafson
Esther Peterson
Kent Anderson
Lincoln
Ethel Sweet
Clarks
Oklahoma City
Okla
Beulah Gustafson
Hastings
Polk
Gustafson
C. R. Peterson
Osceola
Roger Gustafson
M. O. Johnson
Joe Monson
Williard Henderson
Donald Hosier
Aurora
Jim Bowers
Grand Island
Lisa Hoffman
Benedict
Clarence Guthrie
Richard Johnson
Birds at the brush along the road offer a vivid sighting
On a late Saturday afternoon I birded the road near a little bridge with Lee Morris. We observed two black capped chickadees, a slate colored Junco, a rufous sided towhee, a small sparrow, and mixed warbler activity. The ruby crowned kinglet and Harris sparrows added to a lively list while swarming gnats buzzed around.
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Little Bridge
Lee Morris
Lee
Wether
Towhees
Franklin Gulls
Marsh Hawk
Sweden
The Power Of The Press And Honest Reporting
An editorial argues the press bears an awesome responsibility to tell the truth despite political obfuscation. It condemns Agnew and Nixon for misuse of information, defends journalistic integrity, and warns that press power relies on honest reporting and public trust.
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United States
Nixon
Cambodia
Daniel Hilsberg
Agnew
Daily Press
Henry Steele Commager
Richard Nixon
Spiro Agnew
David Woods
Gerald Ford
al Capone
Capone
Ford
White House
United Methodist Women Celebrate Name Change
The Polk church women held a Thursday afternoon ceremony to adopt United Methodist Women as part of a 95 year mission history. Leaders cited the evolution from Ladies Aid to Women’s Society of Christian Service and then United Methodist Women under conference rules with songs and readings marking the transition.
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United Methodist Church
United Methodist
Iwomens Society of Christian Service
Wesleyan Guild
Neil McNaught
Clarence Guthrie
Irvin Anderson
Rolland Stromberg
Virgil Bush
Lloyd Stromberg
Trvin Anderson
Clarence Guthie
Polk Church
Ladies Aid
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
Women's Society of Christian Service
Methodist
United Brethren Churches United
Women’s Society of Christian Service
United Methodist Women
Marvin Fredrickson
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Norris W. Alfred
Nebraska
Pecosia
WSCS
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