Gurley News Lions Host Wives At Christmas Party
The Gurley Lions Club held its Christmas party December 12 at Yendis Cafe in Sidney with 27 guests. Miss Susan Beyer spoke on life in the Netherlands and a reception for Sgt. Ron Draper and his bride was planned for December 17 at the Draper home. The community conveyed condolences to the Crees and Ehlers families.
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Lions Club
Lions
Sidney
Kathy Atkinson
Susan Beyer
Rotarians
Arnold Draper
Gurley
Jerry Crees
George Ehlers
Leonard O=bendorfer
Anna Borges
Louie Schwartz
Katherine
Schwartz
Adolf Fastenau
Terry
Doug
Harry Schumacher
Lyle Mather
Sidney Hospital
John Engel
Chris Rohde
Charles Gabriel
Art Rowan
Sidney Memorial Hospital
Dale Christofferson
William Fortner
Richard Rathbun
Sad
Emmett Crees
Emma Blondin
Goldie Danielson
Waterloo
Martha Ellison
DeMoines
Josephine Kreps
Richard Schuetz
Ray Schuetz
Denver
Emil Weyerts
Linda Makey
Pam Berry
Merle Reichman
Chappell
Chet Witt
Dude’s
Chris Rhode
W. B. Crossman
Gering
Bob Horst
Lodgepole
Antique Car Club
Bob Lafler
Elmer Fruedenberg
Dick Ladine
Jana Hinrichs
Sutherland
Wayne Elsen
Bernie Busboom
Wendell Draper
Leigh Beth
Harvey Headley
Flagstaff
Ariz
Albert Rehmer
Erwin Kreinbring
P. A. Brennen
Harden
Mont
Leo Wolff
Ole Brogren
Dalton
Cliff Parker
Marvin McNurlin
Leo Messner
St. Mary’s
Charles McRoberts
Scottsbluff
Mildred Sorge
Arnold Westerhoff
Greeley
Colo
L. B. Keenan
Bruce Keenan
Poudre Valley Old
Loveland
Percy Hansen
Albert Stevens
Broadwater
Edme Flessner
Weldon Peterson
Gas Commission Sets Two Cases
The Nebraska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission will hear two cases next Tuesday at the Ft. Sidney Motor Hotel. Reserve Oil and Gas Co. seeks enlargement of the Dietz Field in Kimball County and involuntary unitization of interests in the enlarged unit. The commission also plans to rescind its order establishing field rules for the Cedar Valley Field in Scotts Bluff County.
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Nebraska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission
Ft. Sidney Motor Hotel
Reserve Oil and Gas Co
Dietz
Kimball County
Commission
Cedar Valley
Scotts Bluff
Parallel Terraces Favored for Efficient Soil Conservation
Lincoln Nebraska extension engineer Jack Steele says parallel terraces using the cut and fill method improve terrace alignment and allow larger farming equipment, reducing field time and production costs while easing weed control and harvest, though rock, shallow soil, and economics may limit use.
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Lincoln
Jack Steele
Extension
University of Nebraska
Steele
Higher terrace costs depend on terrain and contractor availability
Steele notes that costs will exceed conventional terraces and vary with topography soil types and contractor availability. The remarks identify labor and material variability as key factors driving price differences for terrace construction.
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Steele
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Anne Warneking
Gilbert Ehlers
Deshler
Donnel Stelling
Leona Gove
Jerry Williams
Gay
Beatrice
Erwin Ehlers
Bernard Buslroom
Ronald Rehmer
Fred Rehmer
Jim van Anne
Cynthia MecVicker
Kearney State
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George Harms
Sterling
McGowan
Virgil Schumacher
Sandford
Schoolcraft
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Bernie Buslroom
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Lloyd Searles
Sherry
Fred Segelke
Clay Berry
Howeard Berry
G.G. Berry
Christie Lyn
Grace Lutheran
Don Tisdale
Dix
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Charles Dedic
Potter
Henry York
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Edne Franzen
Minnie Franzen
August Lante
Dolan Larson
Mount Vernon
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