Gurley News Airmen Return From Overseas Duty Memorial Day
Gurley observes Memorial Day with family gatherings and picnics as Airmen Roger Sorge and Dallas Lane return from long overseas duties. Sorge meets his family at Stapleton Denver and plans visits before further assignment. Lane arrives from McGuire Air Base New Jersey to spend time with grandparents and relatives. Community notes include confirmations at Grace Lutheran Church, Pack 88 activities, 4-H clubs Busy Beavers and Busy Maids, and memorial services for local residents.
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Roger Sorge
Dallas Lane
Gurley
Germany
McCook
Roger
Stapleton Air Port
Denver
Bert Sorge
Ace Dallas Lane
Sandpoint
Idaho
Chas. Gabriel
McQuire Air Base
New Jersey
Roy Lane
Kenneth Mendenhall
Ida
Gurley Park
Ball Park
Scoville
Lessman
Grace Lutheran Church
Salem Lutheran Church
Walther
Ladies Aid
Busy Beavers
Cynthia Frerichson
Rhea Mahin
Connie Goranson
Busy Maids
Erest Peterson
Weldon
Verna Ottosen
Sidney
Potter
Charles Dedic
Louise Cunningham
Don
Lin
Coln
University
Lincoln
W. S. Auten
North Bend
Auten
Cunningham
Latham Mortensen
Debra
Paul Mortensen
North Platte
Howard Wilson
Green River
Wyo
Clay Berry
Otto Reiners
Broadwater
Robert Scoville
Minden
Hastings
Elsie Jensen
Delbert Lessmans
Ron Draper
Arnold Draper
389Th Medical Group
Francis E. Warren Air Force Base
Cheyenne
Dean Bules
Peetz
Colo
Barbara McRoberts
Lakewood School
Louise Bruns
Gary
Harold
Kathrine Lenz
Gering
Jesse Higgins
Jim
John Frandit
Columbus
Neb
Delbert Lessman
Fred Tode
Gregory
S. D
Don Ewert
Rick
Wm. Ewert
Hilda Keinbring
Wilford Ewert
Stillwater
Okla
Cliff
Oklahoma State
Kansas
Nebraska
Harold Borcher
Meta Sorge
Gilbert Sorge
LeRoy Aden
San
Jolly Nine 4-H Club Holds May Meeting and Camp Plans
The Jolly Nine 4-H club met May 29 at Kathy Bennett's home. Mrs Bennett assisted with aprons and the group discussed attending 4-H camp. The report notes Beth Grant and Beth Walsh as reporters for the June 13 entry.
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Louise Cunningham
Don
Arnold Draper
Herbert Fastenau
Albert Fastenau
Bridgeport Hospital
Bob Bridges
Noel
Houston
Lucille Carstens
Santa Monica
Calif
Doris Mahin
Harry Morrell
Harriet
Oshkosh
Geo Rohde
Wendell
Hannah Bartels
Anna Borges
Louie Schwartz
Bertha Borges
Frieda
Albert Rehmer
Lorene
Antone Oliverius
Verna Rehmers
Jo Ann
Betty
Hilda Kreinbring
Judy
Scottsbluff Jr. College
Judy Kreinbring
Sunflower School
Warren Glover
Ray York
Harrison, Neb
Glover
Omaha
University of Omaha
Jolly Nine
Kathy Bennett
Mrs. Bennett
Beth and
Kathy Grant
Tractors Take Farmers' Lives
State Health Director Dr. E A Rogers notes 1962 saw 28 accidental deaths from farm machinery in Nebraska. Most victims were male. causes included tractor overturns, being run over, power take off incidents, and being dragged by equipment. He stresses human error and urges safety.
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Kevin
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Henry Hinrichs
Merrill Johnson
Otto Zuhike
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