Life Long Lodgepole Man Ernest Namath Dead at 56
Ernest Carl Namath a lifelong Lodgepole resident and area farmer died Thursday at his ranch. Funeral services Monday at 10am Gloria Dei Lutheran Church with Rev Raymond Thiel. Burial in Greenwood Cemetery. He is survived by his widow Leota, one son Delbert of Oshkosh, two grandchildren, a sister Bertha Fraass and a brother Walter. A daughter Brenda Kay died in 1957. Memorials to donor's choice.
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Lodgepole
Ernest Carl Namath
Gloria Dei Lutheran Church
Raymond Thiel
Greenwood Cemetery
Holechek Funeral Home
Namuth
August
Kate Sukovaty Namuth
Leota Howerter
Harrisburg
Delbert
Oshkosh
Bertha Fraass
Walter
San Francisco
Calif
Brenda Kay
Anna Wise Funeral Set For Saturday
Anna Wise 58 a Lodgepole resident since 1921 died Thursday after five weeks in Memorial Hospital She was the wife of Charlie C Wise married Jan 19 1935 in Chappell She had two daughters Nancy Butterbaugh and Karen Tremain three sons Keith Kent and Gerald nine grandchildren two brothers a sister and a host of others The funeral is set for Saturday 10 am at the Lodgepole Methodist Church with interment in Pleasant View Cemetery Memorials may be made to the church or the Cancer Fund.
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Lodgepole
Anna Mary Wise
Memorial Hospital
Charlie C Wise
Chappell
Harry H and
Altan Griffe Kreider
Fairmont
Lodgepole United Methodist Church
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Venona
Order of Eastern Star
American Legion Auxiliary Unit
Nancy Butterbaugh
Lincoln
Karen R
Pleasant View
Harold Backus
Holewick Funeral Home
Cancer Fund
Lodgepole Man Elmer Ruff Dies in Chappell Area
Elmer Carl Ruff 80 died Thursday at Chappell Miller Memorial Hospital after six weeks there. A Lodgepole resident for four years he was born February 16 1892 in Schyler Nebraska to George and Margret Muelich Ruff. A WWI veteran and longtime American Legion member his funeral with military graveside rites is set for 2 p.m. Saturday at Lodgepole Methodist Church with Rev Harold Backus officiating. Holeciek Funeral Home handling arrangements. Surviving are four daughters Darline Kehl Lodgepole Elaine Edinocr Houston Texas Jean Pennington Jamestown New York and Dwaine Steinbrecker Erie Pennsylvania ten grandchildren one great grandson and one brother LL.M. Ruff Menno South Dakota.
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Elmer Carl Ruff
Chappell Miller Memorial Hospital
Lodgepole
Schyler
Ned
George
Margret Muelich Ruff
Blanch Ross
Bayard
American Legion
Pleasant View
Lodgepole Methodist Church
Harold Backus
Holeciek Funeral Home
Arnold “Darline’’ Kehl
Robert “Elaine” Edinocr
Houston
Tex
Jean’ Pennington
Jamestown
N.Y
Dwaine ‘“DecAnn ™ Steinbrecker
Erie
Ll.m. Ruff
Menno
Apollo II astronauts shielded by plutonium powered heaters
Readable text notes that scientific instruments placed on the moon by the Apollo II mission used plutonium fueled heaters to protect astronauts from extreme cold. The statement highlights safety measures during lunar deployment and environmental conditions faced on the lunar surface.
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Moon
Mrs Bruns' Brother Dies in Gothenburg Burial
Alfert J Block, 81, brother of Mrs Herman Bruns, died Sunday at Cozad where he was born and retired since 1957. He farmed near Gothenburg. Funeral services were held Wednesday in Gothenburg with burial in Gothenburg Cemetery.
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Herman Bruns
Alfert J Block
Cozad
Gothernburg
Gothenburg
Headley Couple Take Over Chappell Jack and Jill Store
Joe Headley and his wife Vicki Lynn purchase the Jack and Jill grocery in Chappell from current owner Jack Headley. Transaction and transfer of ownership occur Monday with the Headleys to assume control immediately. Joe Headley is a 1969 Sidney High School graduate and diesel mechanic by training.
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Jack and Jill
Chappell
Joe Headley
Headleys
Headley
Sidney High School
Western Nebraska Technical College
Kripa
Lodgepole
Vicki Lynn
Buffie
Jack
Sidney
Two Adult Education Classes Offered at Sidney High School
Two summer classes are offered by Sidney High School. Beginning typing and woodworking start Tuesday with 7 p.m. registration. Mrs. Ken Knaub will teach typing in the high school typing room and Don Burrows will lead woodworking in the industrial arts room. Fees cover materials and instruction. Classes require at least ten enrollments.
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Sidney High School
Ken Knaub
Don Burrows
Recital And Graduation At Zwick School Of Dance
The Zwick School of Dance held its Spring Recital and Kiddie Kollege graduation Friday night at St Patrick's High School Auditorium. Students performed included Rollie Wait Julie Thompson Stephanie Schaaf Jodi Gott schalk and others. instructor and director is Mrs Eugene Zwicki.
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Zwick School of Dance
Gurley Alumni Reunion Deadline Set For June 10
Registration for the Gurley Alumni Reunion closes June 10 with 121 reservations to date and no on‑site sign‑ups. Attendees traveling from distant states include Ray Kieselhorst 1927 Keith Parady 1942 Carol Hanneman 1955 plus others from Idaho California New Mexico Missouri Iowa Illinois Alabama Oklahoma and Nevada.
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Gurley
Ray Kieselhorst
Keith Parady
Carol Fastenau Hanneman
California
Ann Gabriel Lane
Kenneth Smith
Leota Freudenberg Barr
Idaho
Lynn Cunningham
Rapid City
Helen Eleanor Newton Hunt
Deming
Berton Thompson
Washington
Dale Parady
Las Vegas
Art Ewert
Missouri
Darlene ‘Windsheimer
Baker
Iowa
Alvina Bolt Stotler
Hanover
Ill
Bonnie Barr Haldeman
Huntsville
Ala
Fred Trawny
Tulsa
Okla
Saddle Club Plans Horse Show for June at Club Grounds
The Lodgepole Valley Saddle Club met to approve plans for its annual horse show set for June 18 at the Club Grounds. Committees were named to finalize schedules. Thirty two members attended, with five guests considered for membership. Refreshments followed hosted by Arlo Jones and partners.
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Lodgepole Valley Saddle Club
Don Christians
Henry Elias
John Schroeder
Kim
Kathy
Arlo Jones
Bernie Gass
Bob Sterkle
Sunnyside Club Views Slides
The Sunnyside Helping Hand Club met at Mrs Phil Quinn’s Lodgepole home where Mrs Carl Ulmschneider presented slides from Arizona and Florida. Fourteen members answered roll call with a Mothers Day or Memorial Day verse. Guests included Mrs Lynn Davison and Mrs Leroy Krauter with her son, plus Albert and Emily Johnson. The next meeting will be in September at Mrs Louis Schmale’s home.
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Carl Ulmschneider
Sunnyside
Handicrafts Lesson at Goal Gainers Club
The Goal Gainers Extension Club held a May 23 meeting at the home of Mrs Eldon Lurber with eight members present. Mrs Roger Plantz presided as president and a letter from Memorial Hospital Auxiliary about a booth at the bazaar was deferred to the next meeting. The next gathering is an 8 am breakfast at Legion Park shelter on June 1.
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Irvin Ehlers
Goal Gainers Extension Club
Eldon Lurber
Roger Plantz
Memorial Hospitil Auxiliary
Wilbert
Higuchi
Welcome Wagon Newcomers Hear Dr Cal Outright Talk
Dr Calvin Outright spoke at the Welcome Wagon Newcomers meeting held in Saddle Club House with a slide show on portable incubators and the new immunization program. Mrs Bill Harmon presented a $3475 check toward a portable incubator purchase. Thirteen members and one guest attended. Mrs Frank Partsch was present. A July 22 couples picnic at 5 30 pm was set as the next meeting and Mrs Lance Wallin won the door prize.
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Calvin Outright
Saddle Club House
Bill Harmon
Cutright
Frank Partsch
Lance Wallin
Peetz Resident Receives HEW Traineeship Award
Karen A Fehringer of Route 1 Peetz is among 13 CSU occupational therapy students awarded HEW traineeships. The stipends include tuition and fees funded by the Rehabilitation Services Administration, Social and Rehabilitation Service, U S Health, Education and Welfare. Stipends range from 200 to 532 dollars.
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Karen A Fehringer
George E Fehringer
Route 1
Peetz
Colorado State University
Department of Occupational Therapy
Rehabilitation Services Administration
Social and Rehabilitation Service
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Glazed Ham Balls Recipe From Old Fashioned Kitchen
A traditional recipe blends herb stuffing croutons milk and ground ham with pork then forms twelve balls. A brown sugar and corn syrup glaze simmers briefly and coats the ham balls before baking until browned for six servings.
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Kay Kellogg
Rocky Mountain Antique Car Tour Opens in Estes Park
Local residents attend the Rocky Mountain Regional Antique Car Tour starting Saturday in Estes Park Colorado with registration at the Holiday Inn. The program includes a Bear Lake National Park box lunch tour and an evening banquet with entertainment by The Coloradoians. The Trailblazers club members present include Charles Lafler Jim Lafler Melanie Lafler Robert Lafler Dan Lafler and others.
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Rocks Mountain
Estes Park
Colo
Holiday Inn
Bear Lake
Rocky Mountain National Park
Trailblazers Antique Car Club
Charles ‘Lafler
Jim
Melanie
Robert Lafler
Dan
David Lafler
Purple Ribbons 4 H Club Names Project Leaders
At the May 20 meeting in Legion Park Shelter house Mrs Linda Hessler was named leader of the Groom Your Room project and Mrs Alice Allison leads Learning To Be A Homemaker. Mrs Lurber asked members to add or drop projects as Carolyn Benick and others considered changes. The president presided. songs were led by Claire Higuchi and RACCOON JOINS PIGS was reported by news.
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Legion Park Shelter House
Linda Hessler
Alice Allison
Lurber
Carolyn Benick
Claire Higuchi
Stephanie Nickum
Scholarships Renewed For Area College Students
Sixteen Kearney State College students from the 1971-72 year including Miss Micki Brawner of Dix and Marlene Rushman of Dalton have renewed Nebraska state college Board of Trustees Scholarships for 1972-73. Each scholarship provides 18150 per semester for resident tuition and costs.
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Micki Brawner
Dix
Marlene Rushman
Dalton
Kearney State College
Board of Trustees of
Nebraska State College
Illegitimacy Rate Rises in New Zealand
Health Department stats show one in eight New Zealand babies born out of wedlock with illegitimacy at 13.34 percent in 1970, up from 8.05 percent in 1962. About 38 percent of unwed mothers are teenagers and 75 percent of married teenagers had their first child before marriage.
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Wellington
New Zealand
Health Department
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Ernest Namuth
Anna Wise
Lodgepole Man
Elmer Ruff
Chappell Grocery
Saddle Club
Gift Shop Jewelers
Rocky Mountain Tour
Purple Ribbons Club
Lima
Marvin Wilson
Martie
Red Cross
Jim Osborne
America
American Red Cross
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