Catholic Education Talks Set for Ursuline Conference in Louisville
Representatives from the Grand Island Diocese will join Ursuline educators in Louisville Kentucky for a mid February Ursuline Education Conference themed A Vision of Things to Come. Rt Rev Msgr Lawrence Portray and other diocese leaders will attend, with sessions probing the future of Catholic education in urban and secular contexts.
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Grand Island
Ursuline
Louisville
Kentucky
Ursuline Education
Diocese of
Lawrence Portray
St. Patrick Parish
North Platte
Portray
Sidney
CCD
Ursulines of
Albert Koob
NCEA
Ursuline Sisters
Ursuline Order
Ursulines
The
Thomas J. McDonough
Joseph Brunini
Natchez~ Jackson
William Zahner
the Record
Archdiocesan Weekly
Community Club Entertained By The Sprengers
Mt. Vernon News notes a Wednesday card party at the Community Center with fourteen attendees. Prizes went to Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Hammond and low to Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Walters.
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Sprengers
Keith Sprenger
Rod Mathewson
Community Center
C. H. Hammond
Virgil Walters
Bob Anderson
Pat
Elberne Luehrs
Keith Sp
Average family life insurance in Cheyenne County reaches 20400
Cheyenne County households carry higher life cover as total force climbs toward 77.6 million dollars regionally. Nebraska shows 9.176 billion in force with the state average around 26.5 months of earnings. Group policies rise and veterans’ federal coverage is excluded from these figures.
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Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Cheyenne
United
Martin Says Proud of Nixon Veto At Nebraska Celebration
Congressman Dave Martin told a community celebration in Ansley Nebraska that he supported President Nixon's veto of the HEW and Labor appropriations bill. He criticized education lobbyists and warned about inflation while noting HEW and Labor funding would continue. He cited a $1.3 billion overrun and said a new appropriations bill is forthcoming and fiscal 1971 funding is near. Martin praised local efforts in securing fire equipment and a 20 unit low income housing project.
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Ansley
Nebr
Dave Martin
Nixon
House
Martin
HEW
Congress
Rotary Club
First practical engine in France marked 1860 milestone
One pound of natural uranium has energy equal to 1,500 tons of coal. The first practical internal combustion engine using gasoline fuel was produced in France in 1860.
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France
Historical farmer to population ratio in the United States
The article traces the evolution of farm production per farmer from 1870 to today. By 1870 one farmer fed five people, by 1930 one farmer fed ten, by 1960 one farmer fed twenty six, and today a single farmer sustains about 45 people according to the USDA.
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U. S
USDA
Services Held For Dr Jarchow
Oshkosh Dr Don Jarchow a veterinarian died Tuesday evening in the Ogallala Community Hospital where he had been a patient since Monday. Funeral services were held at the Arthur Baptist Church Friday at 1 00 p m. Graveside services followed at Chappell cemetery at 4 00 p m. Dr Jarchow and family had resided in Arthur for four years. His survivors include his wife Beverly a son Tracy 11 and two daughters Nancy 8 and Mitzi 4 his parents Mr and Mrs John Jarchow of Oshkosh and two brothers Robert of Conrad Montana and Wayne of Arthur.
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Oshkosh
Don Jarchow
Arthur
Ogallala
Arthur Baptist Church
Chappell Cemetery
Jarchow
Bveanna
Tracy
Nancy
Mitzi
John Jarchow
Robert
Conrad
Montana
Wayne
Avoid Colds Here Health Tip From Nebraska Society
A health tip from the Nebraska State Medical Association urges readers to prevent colds and flu by avoiding contagious individuals, washing hands, not sharing glasses or towels, avoiding crowds, staying warm, and maintaining good nutrition to boost resistance.
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Nebraska State Medical Association
Lighter Moments in Nebraska Pioneer Life Revealed
The Nebraska State Historical Society catalogs festive events from 1856 to 1877, including Independence Balls at McPherson's Hall Brownville and the Arizona House St Stephen, grand banquets, cotillion bands, and a calico party at the State House. It notes the first motorized road vehicle by Richard Trevithick in 1801 England.
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Nebraska
Nebraska State Historical Society
McPherson’s Hall
Brownville
Nebraska Territory
J. C. Miller
Arizona House
St. Stephen
E. R. Cutler
D. J. Martin
March
Banning
Brownville House
R. W. Furnas
E. M. McComas
Nemah
Lincoln
State University and Agricultural College
J. L. McConnell
J. Putnam
John Smiley
T. Roberts
J. D. Parker
G. W. Ballantine
State House
Richard Trevithick
England
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Mt. Vernon News
Roy Andersen
Alex Benzel
Eileen White
Bob Andersen
Francis Runge
Dennis Jensen
Darren
Darlene Runge
Jeannine Baker
Ken Grothe
Linda
Robb
Pat Andersen
Bob Andersons
Cora Goding
Potter
Sterling
Frank Kientz
M.1. Club
Gordon Johnson
J. C. Johnson
Frank Klentz
Clarence Evans
Dr. Jarchow
Baldwin
Ron Barker
Stam
Vales
Ladies & Girls
Lnto
For &Lyle
Chappetl, Nebrwha
Ton
Lincoln Social Club
D. Ballantine
Lincoln Lodge No. 16
K. of P
Grand Lodge of
Commercial Hotel
Tharp
Grant
Commission
Grant, Nebr
Telegraph Printing Co., Inc
Armers Feed & Seed
East
Illinois
Wheatbelt Public Power District
Devel, Garden & Morrill Counties
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