Veteran 4-H Leader Henry Geu Keeps Current in Sidney
Henry Gell veteran 4-H leader for about 30 years reflects on early 1930s entry into Better the Best Club and his long service. He notes diverse projects from cattle and hogs to photography and small engines, and discusses leadership challenges amid local club shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Gell
Cheyenne County
Geu
Myron Woten
Potter
Gell
Gel
Union Pacific
Lincoln
Chicago
Pearl Harbor
California
Pacific
Sunol
Sidney
Kernals and Klods Club
Lodgepole Road Ramblers Club
Larry Gell
Jay
University of Nebraska
Dee Ann
Ft. Collins
Colo
Elwood Lostroh
Larry
New Clubs and Leaders Listed on Page Three
A newspaper page lists 72 73 leaders and new clubs with names like Robert Rexroth, Dennis Larson, Clover Leaf Drovers, Dryland Toughies, Golden Gals, Goodview, Kalico Kats, Sunflower Gass, Royal Maids, Sidney Wranglers, and others. The page highlights club names, leaders, and sponsoring members reflecting community activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Rexroth
Dennis Larson
Russell George
Marianne Aaron
Clover Leaf Drovers
Dale
June
Richard Ladine
Dryland
Clifton Thurston
Otto Aufdengarten
Farmers Daughters
Herb Hruska Jr
Donald Deaver
Goodview
Dean Christensen
Green Star Homemakers
June Weber
Colby Gillespie
Pat Vee
Kayo Cape
Lloyd Winkelman
Tip-Top Sheep Club
Marvin Juedes
Mrs Woten Keeps 4 H Leadership Strong in Cheyenne County
Helen Woten, one of Cheyenne County's two senior 4-H leaders, reflects on decades of Royal Maids and 4-H service. She worries about a leader shortage in Sidney while recalling her lineage with the Royal Maids since the late 1930s and the club's revival to mentor daughters Jeanne and Kathy and other youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Woten
Cheyenne County
Sidney
Royal Maids
Potter
Jeanne
Kathy
Karyn Smith
Deanna Sanders
Carol Rae Davis
Denver
Air Force
Woten
Nebraska
Tam
ROYAL
Cindy Spencer
Vicki Smith
Brenda Spencer
Mrs. Woten
Telegraph
Cheyenne County Proclaims 4-H Emphasis Week 1973
Cheyenne County proclaims April 8 to April 14 as 4-H Emphasis Week. The resolution highlights 4-Hs role in youth education leadership and resource conservation, noting 421 youth are enrolled and urging expanded access and support for urban and low income groups. Signed April 3, 1973 by Kenneth L. Rose, Chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Kenneth L. Rose
Cheyenne County 4-H Leaders Celebrated in Annual Salute
Cheyenne County 4-H enrollment rose 13 percent last year yet over a hundred youngsters still lack club leaders. The article highlights how leadership sustains 4-H benefits for youth and communities through the dedication of two long-time leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
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Lodgepole Road
Larry Geu
Tom Geu
Rick Rush
Eric Lasch
Jeff Stasch
Henry Geu
Emil
Lee
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