Funeral for George Hinrichs Draws Large Crowd
A large group of relatives and friends attended the funeral of George Hinrichs last Friday. Family members from Montana, California, Nebraska, and Iowa joined locals in paying respect as the community recalled his life and church ties.
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George Hinrichs
Erven
Olga
Florene
Oakland
Calif
Pam Hinrichs
Omaha
Diana
Ott
Gerald
Blair
Neb
Dianne
Great Falls
Mont
Helen
Lou Bailey
Montana
Weyerts
Cornelius Weyerts
Anna Borges
Block
Pastor Danielson
Dalton
Charley van DeVoorde
Fenske
Sterling
Cole
New Guinea
Otto Spehr
Lydia
Sidney
C. Horst
Geo. Narjes
Louis Flessner
Bill Hartwig
Linda
Effie Folkerts
Dennis Folkerts
Richard Misegadis
Lodgepole
Boys State
Walter Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Gasina Leiner
Goodview News Hafer Brothers Attend Lions Conference in Lincoln
Mr and Mrs Don Hafer attended the Lions State Council meeting in Lincoln over the weekend. They traveled with Bud Hobson to Beaver Crossing to visit relatives and Roger Hafer stayed with the Terry Hafer family in Sutherland. Local gatherings included Pinochle at the Gard farm and a housewarming for Lonnie Novotny in Seneca. Prizes were awarded at a gathering with Floyd Stoll as guest.
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Don Hafer
Lions State Council
Lincoln
Beaver Crossing
Bud Hobson
Roger Hafer
Sutherland
Terry Hafer
Duane Bondegard
Hubert Bondegard
Dave Nelson
Roy Nelson
Roger
Toppenish, Wash
Fred Sc
Lonnie Novotny
Lonnie
Seneca
Alice Imes
Ted Tomlinson
Wolbach
Nebr
Floyd Stoll
Dick Sick
Ernest Kahrs
Walter Rufenacht
Ron Sick
Leonard Bond
Don Robinson
Sidney
Elmer Weible
Fred Weible
Oshkosh
James Jacobs
Chappell
Leland Forell
Paul Mikoloych
Russell Stickley
Ogallala
Don Stickley
Lodgepole
Jim Haskell
Lowell Hokom
Ronald
Frankie Jones
Sterling
Jack Giest
Holyoke
Frank Jones
D. D. Kastens
Dale Kastens
Max Lindley
Joe Lindley
Edme Flessner
Minnie Franzen
Gurley
R. M. Franzen
Doyle Flessner
John
Roy Earnhart
Sandy
Vicki Grandy
Gregg Crosse
Denver
Wayne Bond
Bismarck
N. C
Sunshine Club
Matts
Fred Ebke
August Anderson
Julesburg
Lester Rufenacht
Dianne
Edward Schmidt
Edward Schmid
Marvin Bartling
Verenon Bartling
Lloyd Bartling
Ed Barnhart
Hart Quinn
Gurley Lions Club
Fort Sidney
Roggaschs Plan Move to Beatrice and Medical and Travel Notes
Edwin Roggasch will move to Beatrice with his wife and report to a lumber company on March 4. Their son Greg will undergo knee surgery at Lincoln Orthopedic Hospital on March 21 and wear a cast for three weeks. A grain truck accident near the Dix intersection caused damage but no serious injuries. The American Legion Auxiliary met with 15 members. pens were planned for a fundraiser and rest-home visits arranged. Gary Richardson family from Cheyenne visited Helen McGowen, marking Cindy’s first grandmothers’ visit.
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Pearl Gunderson
Randy Blackman
Scottsbluff Jr. College
Lenna Gunderson
Miss Estes
Kimball
Miss Luzio
Ben James
Ben
DePaul Hospital
Cheyenne
Fred Peterson
Osage
Jeff Rosenthal
Randi Rayback
Kearney
Dix
Potter Fire Hall
Louis Wheeler
Jan Wheeler
van Novotny
Donna Harris
Lenora Barrett
Donna Haack
Mary James
Potter Fireman’s
Sidney
Bridgeport
Ogallala
Lois Wheeler
Gordon James
Alliance
Estel Hamilton
Steven
Gary
Billy
Hamiltons
James
Ben Hamilton
John Novotny
Nancy
John L
Monte Notovny
Longmont
Colo
Edwin Roggasch
Beatrice
Edwin
Greg
Lincoln
Art Johnson
American Legion Auxiliary Post #292
Fred Miller
Charles Singleton
Rest Home
Lulu Manning
George Kilham
Michael Scott born with 8 1 2 pounds at Hokom home
The report notes the birth of Michael Scott, son of Hoke and unnamed mother, born February 13 weighing 8 pounds 6 ounces. Grandparents listed include Mr. and Mrs. Hoke. The article also covers a lengthy roster of weekend and Sunday visits among local families across several towns.
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North Platte
Cash payment to New Guinea tribes for timber rights
In Port Moresby an Australian government deal delivers 20000 Australian dollars in silver coins to 12 Jimi Valley clans as part payment for timber rights. Helicopters delivered 2000 pounds in cash, with 25 pound bags, while the administration agrees to 180000 Australian dollars in cash for timber rights over 209000 acres and plans to invest the balance in a government loan.
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Port Moresby
New Guinea
U.S
Jimi Valley
New Guinea locals value old Australian shilling coins
Local residents of New Guinea still circulate old Australian shillings worth ten cents. They ban the coins at times and dig them up for small spending money. BOOST NEBRASKA.
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New Guinea
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