Road blocks facing chambers of commerce documented at meeting
At a gathering of fifteen top chamber executives several obstacles to business support were listed. Key items include anti business groups discrediting business, branch plant leadership gaps, local management hesitance, national versus local scope, lack of crusading spirit, splinter groups, unfocused chamber leaders, financing shortfalls, and businessmen failing to explain business issues while opponents publicize theirs. Newcomers C Reeder and R Sears listed.
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Chamber of Commerce
Chambers of Commerce
C. Reeder
Osage Street
R. Sears
23Rd Avenue
Nebraska confers degrees on five area midyear grads
The University of Nebraska awarded 240 mid year degrees at a Saturday commencement. Area honorees include Burdette R. Shoe and Earl R. Stallacker of local towns earning BS in Agriculture, John M. Van Anne of Dalton a BS in Business Admin, and Jack E. Gotte of Dix a BS in Agriculture. Jeanne H. Crabb of Sidney earned an MA. The address by Fred Seaton titled The Challenge of Uncertainty.
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University of Nebraska
Burdette R Shoe
Gurley
Earl R. Stallacker
Chappell
John M. van Anne
Dalton
Dix
Jack E. Gotte
Graduate College
Jeanne H. Crabb
Sidney
J. E. Crabb
Fred Seaton
Defense
Hastings
Hebbels and neighbors visit to celebrate birthday
Mr and Mrs Henry Hebbel and family visited Thursday evening with Mrs Jerritsma to celebrate her birthday. Arnold Fehringers moved into the Victor Fehringer home. Virgil Disney and family were Sunday dinner guests in the Andy Hegarty home. Harvey Weeth moved the Crow house into town next to their home. Legion Auxiliary plans a covered dish dinner Feb 9 in the hall. All Legionaires and families invited. each family to bring enough for themselves. rolls and coffee provided.
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Henry Hebbel
Jerritsma
Arnold Fehringers
Victor Fehringer
Virgil Disney
Andy Hegarty
Harvey Weeth
Crow
The
Legion Auxiliary
Joe Oliverius
Ray Wood
Goranson
Dale Jackson
Howard Lindsay
McPherson
Toy Norton
Dennis Cates
Orley Beahm
Carol Roper
Ft. Collins
Lavern Wagner
John DuBois
Wagner
Heffelfinger
Sterling
Joan Nelson
Connie
Adolph Groeger
Adam George
St. Benedicts Hospital
Ray Applegate
Barbara Roper
al Roper
Roper
Jamie Cameron
Denver
Jackie Cameron
Glen Willeford
Dick Ross
Claude’Gillham
Henry Walker
Gordon Hornicek
Lodgepole
Mesdames Bachelder
Hartway
Lindsay
Brown
Edna Adams
Ketchum
Herb.Stewart
Bachelder
Lindsay Low
Bill Ruhter
Joe Robirds
Peetz
PTA
Fort Colling
Padroni
Harry Lindsay
Max Roelle
Limon
Colo
Frank Fehringer
Bill Roelle
Bernard Roelle
Francis Roelle
Double wedding dinner at Strueve grandparents home
A double wedding dinner for Gerald Wooldridge and Cheryle Crain was held at their grandparents home of Mr. and Mrs. Hans Strueve. The event involved several families and extended relations. Various community groups held meetings and visits across Peetz including Farm Women's Club and Extension Club hosting events in February.
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Gerald Wooldridge
Cheryle Crain
Hans Strueve
Roger Adams
Jack Pearson
Dolores Crain
Farm Women’s Club
Hap Williams
Ray Wood
Harmon Fairchild
Dave Roberts
Valentine
Hanky
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Fort Sion
Sidney Chamber OF Commerce
Illinois St
Sidney, Nebraska
Nebraska
Aren
Hested
Ogallala
Keith County News
O. R. Garwood
Fairbury
Neb
Garwood
Peetz News
la Salle
Kensington
la Stanfield
EUB Church
Lee Tawkins
Donnie
Claude Maag
Glen Easterly
Jack Ruhter
Don Gillham
Bob Carter
Bob Hawkins
Leslie Ross
Rodney Williams
Sfamily
Bill Robins
Kristi Kay Robins
Don Robbins
Dean Hunter
Leonard Walker
Willard Armstrong
Armstrong
James
George Fehringer
Joe Ruttner
Bill Armstrong
Walter Fehringer
Leonard Rieken
Karen
Richard Treinen
Richard
Omaha
Potter American Legion
Belles
Beaux
Telegraph
Pittam
Plymouth
Elwell Motors
Dodge
Royal Lancers
Illinois
Ayers
Spearow
Agency
Sian
Sabin Standard
Coleman
North Central Gas Company
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