Nebraska 4 H youths win national honors at Chicago congress
Five Nebraskans earned national honors and $400 scholarships at the 1958 National 4 H Club Congress in Chicago. Marilyn Moore of Sutherland, Marshall Kuhr of Blair, Pat Ketelhut of Walton and others were among more than 200 national winners. Alma Hevermann won an $800 home economics scholarship. The program is run by the Cooperative Extension Service.
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Sutherland
Carnation Company
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Blair
Lear-Roebuck Foundation
Pat Ketelhut
Walton
Eli Lilly and Company
Jack King
Rushville
Arcadian Products Department
Allied Chemical Corporation
Alma Hevermann
Phillips
Colgate- Palmolive Company
Nebraska
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Cooperative Extension Service
Washington Monument Stolen Plot Delays Landmark Build
Feb 22 marks an infamous day when politicians allegedly stole Washington Monument records and halted funding. Know Nothings seized society offices, delaying aid, while Congress finally funded completion in 1876. The 555 foot memorial finished in 1884 at 1.5 million dollars.
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World Book Encylopedia
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Know Nothings
New York
Spaghetti Hair-do and Winter Blues Reflect Teen Mood
A feature notes how winter s icy tone shapes teen behavior with letters from young readers. A dramatic 11 year old recounts an impulsive spaghetti incident and a date, prompting advice on self control and emotion management amid a restless winter mood.
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Vivian Brown
Off Beat Breakfasts For Teens Fuel Health Choices
Scientists say teens seek varied meals and may reject routine foods at breakfast. A flexible approach with enriched bread, eggs, vegetables, fruits, dairy, and protein supports good nutrition while allowing independent dining styles.
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Mo Tens
Talking through parental rules with a restless teen
A 16 year old contemplates running away from a 25 mile home with strict limits on driving makeup and visitors. The adviser argues many youths resist rules, urges real conversation with the father, and suggests a honeyed approach over vinegar to reach understanding.
Father son banquet draws 112 at Lewellen
One hundred twelve fathers and sons attended a father son banquet sponsored by the Methodist ladies of the W.S.C.S. here Wednesday. Howard Spoeneman toasted Abe Lincoln, with programs showing Lincoln silhouettes and stove pipe hats. Paul E. Temple gave the welcome, Terry Temple replied. Glen Garton played organ, Rev. Dick Carter gave the blessing, and Donald Hopheims sang. Others on the program were Ronald Storer Johnny Schoenberg and Steve Cochran.
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Johnny Schoenberg
Steve Cochran
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