Memorial Home Memos Recap Residents Social Week
Memorial Home notes visitors and birthdays across March 27 to April 2. Mentions V F W Auxiliary Easter baskets distribution by Francis Kull Celeste and others. multiple residents and relatives stopping by for coffee, cake, and celebrations. James Walker and Otto Anderson birthdays marked with treats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Krueger
Elmer Krueger
V.F.W
Francis Kull
Celeste
Roberta Haberkorn
Violet Minshall
Sidney
Richard Ackerson
Shelly Ackerson
Maury Dunn
Walter Stueve
Herman Stueve
Joseph Kubes
Patty Dvorak
Arthur Jueles
Gustav H. Juedes
Arnold Westerhoff
Arthur Larson
Hilbert Borcher
Alfred Borcher
Clara Fleming
Christina Johnson
Cindy Fleming
Darrell Davis
Mabel Dorn
Elizabeth Thomas
Frieda Harrison
Mamie Beyer
Mionie Adams
Myrtle Smith
Potter
Florence Nelson
Karyn Smith
Hastings
Blanche Strese
Nurses
Anna Brauer
Martha Aurich
Henry Horst
Gus Juedes
W. D. Mathewson
Hulbert Barcher
Alfred Barcher
Arthur Juedes
Gustav Juedes
Nancy Meter
Carol Rice
Pauline Banks
Mary Spiker
James Walker
Bill Vecera
Herman Mewes
Otto Anderson
Five Morrill County Candidates Dropped From Ballot
The Secretary of State in Lincoln removed five candidates from Morrill County ballots for the May 12 primary. Affected were a Board of Education candidate for District 21, the Bayard police magistrate race, two Morrill County hopefuls for Service Unit 12 Board of Education, and Esther Schimick for the school board who lacked valid registration, plus Jim Aildon for police magistrate due to residency rules. Incumbents Kenneth Keorell, Stanley Christensen, and John Mowder were among those dropped amid a procedural misunderstanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayard
Secretary of State
Lincoln
Morrill
Board of Education
Morrill County
Box Butte County
Board of Education of Service Unit
Esther Schimick
Jim Aildon
Yorkey
Havard
Board of Education of Service Unit 120
Service Unit 17
Thes
Behide Kenneth Keorell
Baysord
Stanley A. Christensen
Bridgeport
John J. Mowder
Allimee
Lirve
Postal Service Authority planned to replace Cabinet post
Washington Post Office and Civil Service Committee backs a 17 to 6 vote for creating a semi independent U S Postal Service Authority with 13 member executive council and powers to set rates and issue up to 10 billion in guaranteed debt. Deficits projected to 1978 break even. wage rise 5.4 percent for workers retroactive to January 1. Cigarettte advertising ban and welfare reform proposals also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post Office
Post Office and Civil Service Committee
U. S. Postal Service Authority
Cabinet Department
Postal Authority
Post Office Department
Congress
House
Jobs Hires Increase in JOBS Program Say Labor Dept
Washington reports the JOBS program shows hires and enrollments rising sharply. The JOBS effort, run with business and government, added 23,000 or 164 percent more contract employment and pushed total manpower enrollments to over 426,600 by January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.S. Department of Labor Monthly
George P. Shultz
Conservation Tour Draws Strong Attendance Amid Staffing Shifts
The tonal Alliance of Businessmen reports 1 700 employed, 199 700 TY-rated Employ Ment FA, with a small fee structure and low spirits tarps. A single decon its conserv ing agency shows a 4 200 year over year rise to 55 000, an eight percent gain, while Operation Mainstream, training older workers on public improvement projects, climbs 4 200 for the year to 8 100 last year and 52 percent higher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Operation Mainstream
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Ted Panas
Dalton
Gus Chinarakis
Dean Hecker
Peetz
Colo
Frank Clinton
Larry Clinton
Alfred Johnson
Neal Rowan
Joe Bonkiewicz
Helen Bonkiewicz
Priest Peterson
Rena McCleneghin
C. H. Hammond
Dan Rowan
Gurley
Jennie Hammond
Mabel Sprenger
Florence Henderson
Billie Smith
Percy
Kathy
Sharon O’honoran
Deanne Ross
Kathy Bennett
John Gilbert
Opal Bauer
Dorothy Sivensind
Grace Kearn
Marci
Phyllis Corbit
Scottsbluff
Mary Upterrove
Hine
Dorn
Joe Kubes
Rtobert Nelson
Fern Hecker
Kate Barlitt
Gaston H. Juedes
W. J. Vecera
Pacific
Pune
Telegraph
Veel
Ways and Means Committee
Nixon
Sidney Kiwanis
4-H
T.R. Tillotson
Jack Flohr
Bauerkemper’s
Mlinois
Ivemma
Valmont
Valley
Mid-Continent
Luc
Gering
Union Pacific
Union Vaal
Uid Rt
Pach
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