Busy Goodview Area Social Week Brimming With Visits
Goodview residents hosted a flurry of guests and events over a week. Cupertine visitors Mrs Burton Pace and Sherri and Mike arrived Thursday evening to stay with Mr and Mrs Walter Wellsandt, while many families from nearby towns joined church picnics, weddings, dinners, and birthday observances across Lodgepole Julesburg Chappell Dalton and Oshkosh areas with numerous relatives from Sidney Bayard Haxtun and Lincoln noted among the gatherings.
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Burton Pace
Sherri
Mike
Cupertine
Calif
Walter Wellsandt
Ronald Sicks
Carlson Ranch
Lodgepole
Jumbo Lake
Wyvern Carlson
Silver City
Floyd Stonecipher
Stanley Sevens
Nebraska
Floyd Stonégipheris
Oshkosh
N. A. Billings
Sydney Brestel
Sidney
Anna Kahrs
John Sasser
Julesburg
Russell
Lindley
Mondaly
Gerald Brestel
Carollyn
Pamela Kahrs
Chappell
Haskell
Haskell-Stickley
Kowinda Church
Everett,Walshes
Kastens
Deninis
Walshes
Leland ‘Forrells
Wayné“Campbells
Walter Wellsandis
Floyd Stolls
Walter Rufénachts
Roy Earnharts
Jim
Walter Brestel
Dalton
J. E. Stevens
Ronald Sick
R. N. Frahsens
Russell Lindley
John Grimes
Léland
Wilbert’ Christensen
Dean Christensen
Roy O. Bond
Jerry Fauss
Bonds
Gresham
Glen Real
Sedgewick
Mac Real
Mike Sutton
Edward Schmids
Jim Haskell
Charles Barnhart
Harry Barnhart
Sterling
Margaret Stickley
Gheévenne
Wye
Jim Haskel
Russel
Donald
Carolyn Stickley
John Hokom
John Hokoms
Gene Pyle
Hubert Bendegard
Duane Bendegard
Fred Schesselman
Barbara Schlesselman
Norma Pyle
Zion Fellowship
Chappell Lutheran Church
John Rahe
Haxtun
Celo
D. D. Kastens
Lavern Larences
Lucille
Edward Schmid
Arthur Stoll
Wayne Bonds
Albert ‘Ebke
Lucille Haskell
Donna Jull
Patti Eckdah
Scottsbluff
Karen Korell
Bayard
Margaret Christense
Lloyd Bartling
B. J. Barnerts
Sunol
Marvin Bartling
Wheat streak mosaic hits eastern Nebraska fields hard
In a survey last week wheat streak mosaic severely infected Thayer Nuckolls Webster Adams Clay Hamilton York counties. Damage varies by field with heavy losses expected in some areas as the virus spreads from volunteer wheat borne by mites carried by winds.
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Nebraska
Thayer
Nuckolls
Webster
Adams
Clay
Hamilton
York
Kansas
Seward
Jmerrick
aRrankla i
Red Willow
Déuel
Chasey
Kimball
Social security changes for self employed farmers in 1955
The article explains new social security coverage for farm operators from January 1 1955 with self employed earnings over 400 dollars per year credited to personal accounts. It covers how to obtain a social security card and report taxes, noting the 1959 self employment tax rate at 30 percent.
Tax rule and SSN on report for crediting benefits
If your profit amounts to more than $4800 in a year, you pay the tax only on $4800. Your personal social security number must appear on this report so that your individual account can be properly credited. Your benefits at retirement or the benefits for your family will be figured from this ac
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Congress
Wus
Social Security
Social Security Office
Internal Revenue
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