Five Heart Health Tips From Nebraska Heart Association
The Nebraska Heart Association outlines five simple rules to reduce heart and blood vessel disease. Avoid self diagnosis worry over fatigue and over exertion and excess weight by exercising moderately, resting adequately and maintaining a healthy weight. Regular activity and avoiding prolonged worry are emphasized along with nationwide research funded by the Heart Fund into hardening of arteries high blood pressure and rheumatic fever.
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Nebraska Heart Association
Nebraska
Heart Fund
Measles Visit Returns as Community Hosts Social Guests
Goodview residents recount a busy week of social visits. Numerous families and guests travel between Oshkosh Chappell DeWitt Julesburg and Nebraska City while local volunteers address telephone line repairs after truck damage.
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Joan Haskell
Mary Dennis
Mary Aline
Lincoln
Dennis
Everett Walsh
Max Lindley
Joe Lindleys
Chappell
Sunder
D. D. Kastens
Dale
Mark Moyer
Nebraska City
Frank Jones
Glen Real
Dean Christensen
Rickie
Billy Ray Christensens
Oshkosh
Wayne Campbell
Milton
Linda
Art Anderson
James Campbell
Harold Isley
Merle Bartlett
Christensen
Walter J. Rufenachts
Roy Earhart
Carolyn Mikoloych
Leland Forests
Wayne Bond
Carl Ebke
Dillon
Nebraska
Katie Ebke
DeWitt
Fred Ebke
Julesburg
Margaret Christensen
Howard Christensens
Dale Kastens
Roy Lauder
Carol Smith
Osh‘kesh Hospital
Carol
Stanley Stevens
Wilbert Christensen
Ronald Sick
Burton Carter
Kathy
Raymond Franzen
Little Willard Simms
Sidney
Lowell Hokom
Kenneth Earnhart
Peggy
Roy Earnhart
Patricia Forell
Bill Christensens
Goodview Lads
Lodgepole
Vern Sprengel
Ray Stewart
Lace Sprengel
Charles Earnhart
Jim Haskell
Richard Diech
Sidney Telegraph Social Roundup Notes from Crawford Area
Numerous social visits, showers, and gatherings fill the Crawford area with relatives and friends from Sidney Chappell Oshkosh and Ogallala. A bridal shower honors Virginia Band at Goodview schoolhouse as August events roll on with community plans and fellowship at Kowanda Church.
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Ed Markel
Antone Kripal
Dick Kastens
Frank Jones
Crawford
Leonard Band
Margaret Christensen
Denver
Wayne Campbell
Harry Chill
Omaha
James Campbell
Chappell
Marshall Hahn
Lucille Anderson
George Germer
Wanda Kanter
Mervin Johnson
Clifford Kanter
George Weaver
Herman Germer
Elmer Johnson
Emil Olson
Milton Johnson
Joel Fernander
Jim Haskell
Otto Eineman
Kowanda W.S.C.S
Glen Paulsen
Roy Sauder
Dick Sauder
Sedgewick
Pete Rufenacht and Sons
Floyd Stalls
Herman Miller
Lowell Hokoms
Frankie Jones
Dale Kastens
Paul Mikoloych
Oshkosh
Leland Forests
Harold Kalb
Dennis Walsh
Hubert Bondegard
Henry Holtman
Bert Wiegers
Wilbert Christensen
Margaret
Lucille Haskell
Ogallala
Ham
R O B
Stanely Stevens
Bull Chastensens
Roy Earnhart
Pete Rofenacht
Floyd Stoll
Jam Haskell
Lucille
Peggy Earnhart
Roy O. Bond
Harold Bond
Sidney
Raymond
Stevie
Rod Ault
Boyd Wiest
Don Wiest and Sons
Brule
Gary Bartling
Diane DeMers
Sunol
Vernon Bartlng
Ronald Sick
The
Rine
Hart Franzens
Raymond Franzen
Baby
Albert Stevens
Broadwater
Everett Walsh
Mary Dennis
Mary Aline
Lincoln
Leland Forell
Rose
Albin Rowedder
Dale
Mark Moyer
Hubert Boudegards
Fred Schlesselman
Barbara
Max Lindley
Bud Rocks
Julesburg
John Hokom
Kowanda Church
Mon
Borneo
R. Kastens
Glen Real
Arthur Stoll
Fnday
Roy O Bond
Pat Kennedys
Vernon Bartling
Ruichard Bartlings
Garrett Scharell
Eldon Bailey
Floyd Stoneciphers
N A_ Buildings
Tom Sutton
Virginia
Goodview
Sharon Emanuelson
Chrisl Hobson
Helen Wellsandt
Joyce Schmid
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Goodview News
Lloyd Bartling
Alice Doggett
Stromsburg
J. A. Caldwell
Douglas Caldwell and Son
Mrs
the Johnsons
Mrs. Johnson
Hazel Lindley
Mark Myer
Bud Markel
Eugene Markel
Virgina Bond
Basses
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Vernon Saruing
David
Ray Saunders
Burt Pace
Mike
Walter Wellsandt
Floyd Stonecipher
Dorothy Brown
Mrs. Ronald Sick
Telegraph
Lucky Lazybones
Quencher
Amel An
Sidney Sewing Service
New McCormick
McCormick Farm Equipment Store
Illinois
Marie Nelson
Spencer Corsetiere
Hughes-Josten Lumber Company
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