Lodgepole School Honor Banquet Celebrates Students
The annual Activities Banquet was held in the high school gym Tuesday at 6:30. About 138 guests including pupils, faculty, and spouses filled tables with spring flowers and programs. Awards were presented for football and basketball letters, volleyball, pep club, and music, with Judy Dykman crowned queen.
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Linda Bond
Lois Bartling
Roland Jurgens
Burton Bondegard
Lester Jurgens
Byron Bills
Dan Markel
Larry Folkerts
Ronald Jurgens
Dale Kastens
Clara Kay Meyer
Judy Dykman
Gladys Oaken
Arlene Oliverius
Dorothy Brown
Janet Hokum
Jane
Judy Meyer
Karen Theis
Karolyn Bristol
Alta Dickinson
LaDeane Scharrels
Jackie Lindley
Doris Whitefoot
Patty Sheridan
Mrs. Mason
Mr. Nordbrock
Larry Theis
Mayland Bills
Patty Zalesky
Kent Wise
Mr. Mason
Judy Dykmans
Cliff Yeager
James Ihrig
Laverne Sprengel
Clara Mae Thompson
Roland Jurgenswanski
Larry
Tee
Mason
Sidney
Marylands
Bills
Brice Lindley
Dick Carleton
Jerry Nordbrook
Bartlett
Dick Smith
Laverne ‘Robertson
Orval Chaney
Millard Queen
Archie Hafer
Otto ,Rahe
Millard Queeny
Proctor
Colo
Laverne Queen
Maynard Queen
Lloyd Dykman
Marilyn
Millard
Diane
Ace Queen
Marion ‘Dickenson
Hank Neuman
C. J. Smith
Win
Mae Heath
Treblick
Clarence Meyer
Paul
Methodist Church Sunday School and Easter Services
Sunday School at 9 45 worship at 1 00 and 5 00 sunrise service for MYF at the hills west of Sam Irwin farm Good Friday services at 8 00 p m WSCS meeting April 25 Easter envelopes mailed for World Service Coming events list and local club notes plus several church and community visits and hospital news.
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Methodist Church
MYF
Immanuel and Weyerts Lutheran
Sam Irwin
WSCS
Keeping Easter by Ralph Bruner
A religious poem reflecting on Easter themes. It imagines walking with Jesus, recounts healing and care, his crucifixion, and the resurrection, expressing reverence and love. The piece emphasizes salvation, forgiveness, and divine mercy through biblical imagery.
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Ralph Bruner
Local residents share visits and family events in Lincoln region
Mrs Don Wise visited the Schirmer family in Lincoln. John Ommen and Dale Ommen visited Gale Klingman and family. Richard Carleton returned from the University of Nebraska for vacation, attended a therapy convention in Omaha, and visited parents. Several local families hosted guests and attended events, including Hillman anniversary gatherings, club meetings, and hospital visits.
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Don Wise
Bert Schirmer
Lincoln
John Ommen
Gale Klingman
Dale Ommen
Phil Brown
Richard Carleton
University of Nebraska
Ralph Carleton
Richard
Omaha
A. C. Bale
Cheyenne County Memorial Hospital
Mae Wilt
Elmo of
Sund
George Emanuelson
Harry Quinn
Sitney
Allen Lindley
Harve Lindley
Grace’ Rogers
Bud Hobson
Nelle Melton
Arlene, Oliverius
Dorothy ‘Brown
Jackie Lindley
Wayne Campbell
Jerry Wildman
George Hillman
Hillmans
Duane
Hernbloom
Clayton Way
Burton Bondegard
Denver
Byron Bills
Byron
Melvin Rown
Kenneth Hernin van
Mizé
Miss
Hernblooms
Bruce Lindley
Jill
Harry Lindley
Lloyd Schmidt
Lexington
Clarence Meyer
Ole Cutright
Sidney
Dale Wise
Harold Hornbloom
Brent
Charles Wise
Georgia Wise
Judy
Jane Meyer
Yeager
Sunny Side
Mr. Meyer
Ken Shumaker
Shumakers
Memphis
Tenn
Kathi
Meyer
Womens Society of Christian Service
Vicki
Dickinsons Celebrate 50th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Charles Dickinson observed their 50th wedding anniversary last week though ill health prevented a celebration. Their children shared the day with them as well wishes poured in for many more anniversaries.
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Charles Dickinson
Mr. Dickinson
Bruce Lindley
Till
Harry Lindley
Ernest Meyer
Clara Kay
Larry Ferguson
Paxton
Gilbert Holtman
Hotmans
Harriett Kidney
Clarence Kripal
Bonds For Industry Development Sought
A legislative bill at the urging of Gov Victor E Anderson seeks a constitutional amendment to permit cities to sell revenue bonds for private industrial plants. A 1953 law allowing this was ruled unconstitutional. The measure aims to help Nebraska towns attract new industries and would go to a vote in the 1958 general election.
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Victor E. Anderson
Nebraska
India to Train 1000 Engineers in US Steel Plants
Over five years about 1,000 Indian engineering graduates will receive training in iron and steel technology at United States steel plants and foundries. The program aims to enhance technical expertise and strengthen industrial ties between India and the United States.
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India
United States
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