Nebraska Youths Awarded Trips To Chicago for 4-H Achievement
Four 18 year old Nebraskans from Dawson County Venango Lex ington and McCook earned trips to the 41st National 4 H Club Congress in Chicago November 25 29 The honorees Vicki Cline Beryle Lantz Keith Olsen and Lonnie Weskamp were chosen as top in their state projects by County Cooperative Extension Agents Cline won a John Deere trip for recreation Lantz a Moor man Mfg Co trip for swine Olsen a Heisdorf Nelson Farms trip for poultry and Weskamp a Westinghouse Educational Foundation prize trip for electricity Cline is a University of Nebraska freshman majoring in home economics and has a long 4-H record. Lantz also a Nebraska freshman has focused on swine Olsen runs poultry and gardening projects and Weskamp lists extensive 4 H work including 42 electric projects.
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Dawson County
Chicago
Vicki Cline
Gothenburg
Beryle Lantz
Lexington
Keith Olsen
Venango
Lonnie Weskamp
McCook
Miss Cline
Billy H. Cline
John Deere
Lantz
William S. Lantz
Moorman Mfg. Co
Olsen
Anders Olsen
Heisdorf & Nelson Farms, Inc
Weskamp
Griffith Weskamp
Westinghouse Educational Foundation
Cline
University of Nebraska
Alcoholism Awareness Message for Holiday Parties
The piece warns Christmas parties should avoid alcohol to reduce driving risks. It notes alcoholism is a disease affecting about one in 12 to 14 drinkers and stresses recovery without alcohol. It highlights teamwork from psychologists, social workers, pastors, and Alcoholics Anonymous and urges seeking help before more harm.
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National Safety Council
Alcoholics Anonymous
Marty Mann
Lincoln milk output may rise despite fewer cows in 1963
Fred Olson of the University of Nebraska Extension notes 1963 milk production may grow due to higher output per cow, offsetting some decline in milk cow numbers. Dairy consumption in 1962 is expected higher than 1961 as butter cheese and non fat dry milk move from USDA stocks to welfare and school lunch programs. Prices in 1963 should stay near the level seen in late 1962.
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Lincoln
Fred Olson
University of Nebraska Extension
USDA
Christmas Seals Fight Respiratory Diseases Message
In general more men than women suffer from chronic respiratory diseases. They are usually middle aged or older. Christmas Seals fight respiratory diseases.
Four Nebraska 4-Hers Win Scholarships at National Congress
Verlene Magnuson from Wayne and Larry Langemeier of Fremont win $800 and $400 scholarships respectively at the 1962 National 4 H Club Congress in Chicago. Marjorie Hutchinson of Lincoln and Susan Howe of Mitchell also receive $400 awards from Sunbeam, Montgomery Ward, and Sperry and Hutchinson. Two hundred delegates from 50 states and Puerto Rico were named national champions by the Cooperative Extension Service. Magnuson and Langemeier did not attend.
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Verlene Magnuson
Wayne
Sunbeam Corporation
Marjorie Hutchinson
Baldwin
Lincoln
Montgomery Ward
Susan Howe
Mitchell
Home Improvement
Sperry and Hutchinson Company
Larry N. Langemeier
Fremont
Forestry Economics
Chicago and North Western Railway Company
Puerto Rico
Cooperative Extension Service
Magnuson
Langemeier
Caution Urged on Antibiotic Use in Livestock
Lincoln report notes warning from the American Foundation for Animal Health stressing careful antibiotic use in livestock. Dangers include antibiotic sensitivity, resistance, and disruption of friendly bacteria, with calls for veterinary oversight to avoid undermining recovery.
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Lincoln
American Foundation For Animal Health
Foundation
Armed Forces Fm Wendell Brooks Home On Leave
Armed Forces member Wendell Brooks of the U S N is home on a 30 day leave visiting his parents Mr and Mrs Oscar Hollinrake. He has served aboard the destroyer escort U S S Vance at Pearl Harbor Hawaii and will report to the Great Lakes Training Station in Chicago after his leave.
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Wendell Brooks
USN
Oscar Hollinrake
Pearl Harbor
Hawaii
Great Lakes Training Station
Chicago
Words Of Advice From Marengo Observer
James A. Mayer quotes in the Marengo Pioneer-Republican advising that one way to save face is to keep the lower part of it shut. The remark reflects the humor and local voice of the period.
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Marengo
Iowa
James A. Mayer
Seventy Attend Special Candlelight Service at Weyerts Luther League
The Weyerts Lutheran Church Luther League held a candlelight service Sunday for about seventy attendees from Lodgepole, Dalton, Gurley and other area churches. Afterward, guests enjoyed entertainment and refreshments.
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Weyerts Lutheran Church
Luther League
Lodgepole Lutheran
Dalton Lutheran
Gurley
Local social at Bassett and surrounding towns
Mr and Mrs Otis Wiggins of Bassett Neb hosted Tuesday evening supper for Mr and Mrs Robert Miller. Walter Weigers visited Clarence Miller Friday. Ray Jessen called on Morris Jessen in Sidney Saturday. Susan Stevens of Broadwater dined with Robert Miller Sunday. Mrs Henry Block and Mrs Donald Block helped Anna Borges celebrate her birthday in Gurley Tuesday afternoon. Henry Block and wife visited Scottsbluff on Thursday.
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Gary Miller
Southern Colorado State College of Pueblo
Gurley School
Walter Weigers
Wynona Emhovick
The
Baptist Church
Bridgeport
Weigers
Calvin Klentz
Sidney
Donald Block
Ed Boehmer
Effie Folkerts
Ray Worster
John Chapman
Ray Jessen
Wilson Berta
Broadwater
Ervin Langholz
Weyerts Lutheran Church
Loren Block
Lodgepole
George Frerichs
Georgia
Frerich
Frank Watkins
Otis Wiggins
Bassett
Neb
Robert Miller
Clarence Miller
Morris Jessen
Henry Block
Telegraph Want Ads Promote Local Sales
Classified note urges readers to use the Telegraph want ads to sell or trade items. It highlights a quick, easy way to reach buyers and offers a platform for local commerce needs.
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Telegraph
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