Isleys Take Vacation and Memorial Day Socials
Goodview News notes Mrs. Harold Isley and Olenva Wiegers leading a Black Hills Yellowstone tour. Numerous local families from Chappell, Sidney, and surrounding towns share Memorial Day gatherings, dinners, and visits with kin and friends, including Wayne Bond and the Bond families, the Sicks, Schlesselmans, and Christensens, among others.
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Harold Isley
Oleva Wiegers
Chappell
Viola Wiegers
R. N
Greeley
Black Hills
Yellowstone National Park
Wayne Campbell
Esther Johnson
Mabel Amsden
Blanche Johnson
York
Marshall Hahn
Dianne
Minden
Arthur Anderson
James Campbell
James Jacobs
Russell Lindley
Pam
Gary
Lewis Schneider
Sidney
Wayne Bond
Donald Bass
Cheyenne
Wyo
Gene Bond
Charley Meyer
Todgepole
Wayne Bonds
Fred Ebke
Julesburg
Jim Haskell
Wilbert Christensen
R. O. Bond
Wayne Bord
Ronald
J. Ed Stevens
Everett Walsh
Patrick Kennedys
John Sick
Ronald Sicks
Vernon Bartling
Marvin Bartlings
Frankie Jones
Dick Kastens
Everett Walshes
Don Wedberg
Stanley Stevens
Dean Christensens
Russell Lindleys
Joe Lindleys
Ernest Kahrs
Pamela
Chappell‘s
Anna Kahrs
Robert
Shape
Caldwell
Idaho
Donald Hafers
Hubert Bondegard
Fred Schlesselman
Duane Bondegard
Lowell Hokom
John Hokoms
John
Otto Rahe
Lodgepole
Leland Forell
Barbara
Kearney
Kay
Daly
Chester
Leonard Bond and
Don Robinson
Poudre River
Colorado
Glen Real
Sedgwick
Frank Jones
Floyd Stolls
Dean Christensen
Margaret
Wayne Campbells
Jim Jacobs
Lloyd Bartling
Marietta
Richard Bartling
Marvin Bartling
Baby
David
Duane Duffield
Mitchell
Eugene Boehmer
Edward Schmids
Russ Stickley
Danny
PatiCennedys
Walter Dykmans
M ‘Mean Christensen
Carl Snyders
Amhearst
R. Franzen
Ronnie Sick
Wilbert Christensens
Clyde Simms
Bill Christensens
Hokoms
R.E A
Bond
Dale
Chris Wiegers
Chappellites
S. Harvey Arnold
Earl Archer
Donald Hafer
Hastings
Terry
Duane Bondigard
Lowell Hokoms
Sam Irvin
Forrest Tremain
Paymond
Bill Bartling
Otto Eineman
Chas. Earnhart
Roy 'Earnhart
Jake Wannenberg
Elmer Reinwald
Connie
Kenneth Earnhart
Carl Norman
Kansas City
Signe Stevens
Roy O. Bond
Harold Bond
Margaret Christensen
Lucille Haskell
Scottsbluff
Sidneyites
Harry Benzal
Ticks Risk For Picnickers And Anglers In Nebraska
Nebraska health officials warn wood ticks appear annually and can transmit two diseases to picnickers, fishermen, and hikers along Nebraska rivers through late August. The reminder stresses tick presence in grassy grounds and shrubbery near fishing and picnic spots.
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State of
Tick dangers and removal tips from Nebraska report
A Nebraska health note explains ticks are oval brown arachnids with eight legs that can carry diseases such as tularemia and Rocky Mountain spotted fever. It urges thorough body inspections, cautious removal with oil, and washing with soap and water, stressing that many ticks are harmless but should be treated as infected until proven otherwise.
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Nebraska
Rocky Mountain
American National Red Cross
Young Moderns Several Ways To Help Pay College Costs
article outlines how families fund college through scholarships, part time and summer work, bank and college loan programs, and federal loans under the National Defense Education Act. It notes tuition costs, average scholarships under $300, and encourages saving for a college fund. It discusses bank education loans and university loan funds, plus federal aid up to $1000 a year with a $5000 maximum and 10 year repayment.
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Winter College
American Bankers Assn
A.B.A
Amparet
College of
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STORE THE HOSE PROTECT GARDEN HOSE IN WINTER
Do not forget to protect your garden hose during the winter months. If it is placed in a bushel basket it can be covered and easily moved from place to place.
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