Gurley Dalton area social notes brief community roundup
Sympathy to the family of Hannah Bartels after her death at Memorial Hospital. Many local residents and couples visited relatives in Estes Park Longmont Casper and Scottsbluff for reunions trips and ceremonies. Community clubs and meetings included the Du Cum Extension Club May 23 with lessons on dress costs and how to complain and plans for the Fair Booth and a Christmas Stockings study program.
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Gurley
Hannah Bartels
Longmont
Stewart Morgan
Grand Junction
Colo
University of Northern Colorado At
Greeley
Susan Allen
Jess Allen
Dalton
Bernard Busboom
Casper
Wyo
James Miller
Gering
Elsen
Lillie Osborn
Sidney
Kenneth Morgan
Scottsbluff
Dorothy Hertz
Bloomfield
Lily Gabriel
Wayne Elsen
Grand Island
Lutheran and Social Service Auxiliary Board
Don Meyer
Gurley-Dalton Garden Club
Lodgepole Plaza
Mary Anderson
Myrtle Higgins
Kenneth Larson
Chet Frame
Deanna Bruns
Donald Northcott
Ethel Swensen
Cheyenne
Arnold Bransch
Lambert Morton
Lawrence Nelson
Denver
Lena Siemers
Walter Engelland
Sophie Engelland
Frank Gabriel
Tracy
Belltower
Calif
Harry Schumacher
Sandra Bruce
Sherry Searles
Randy Rohde
Oscelon
Carolyn Oswald
Broken Bow
Elmer Freudenberg
du Cum Extension Club
Norman Swanson
Vernon Goranson
Bob Sanders
Marie Johnson
Charles Wier
Lois Reimers
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These Few Precious Days A Report on Aging
The University of Nebraska Lincoln School of Journalism released its ninth depth report These few precious days A report on aging exploring aging physically psychologically and socially in 36 pages. Joint project by Depth Reporting and Creative Editing classes with support from the Nebraska Commission on Aging and the Readers Digest Foundation. Among the 22 students, Jennifer Scott of Lincoln is named, former Telegraph summer intern and Jack Lowe Community Journalism Fund scholar.
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University of Nebraska - Lincoln School of Journalism
School of Journalism
University of Nebraska, Lincoln
Nebraska
NN School of Journalism
Nebraska Commission On Aging
Readers Digest Foundation
Jennifer Scott
Lincoln
The
Telegraph
Jack Lowe
USDA Raises County Loan Fees for Cotton and Grains
The USDA increases county ASCS loan servicing fees effective for the 1973 crop year. Grain storage loans rise from 800 to 10 per loan up to 2000 bushels, then 1000 plus 1 cent per unit beyond that, capped at 25. Warehouse storage loans go from 4 to 6 per loan with receipts.
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US Department of Agriculture
The
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
USDA
North Platte Passes Topless Entertainment Ordinance
The North Platte City Council approves an anti topless ordinance modeled on Omaha law. A liquor license may be revoked after a hearing if nude performers provide service or entertainment. A local restaurant and lounge reportedly offered topless acts within the past two weeks.
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Omaha
North Platte
Memorial Home Social Notes Chronicle Visits
Social notes from Memorial Home recount a week of visits and friendships. Residents and guests from Potter Lodgepole and surrounding areas call on Alice Carlson Christina Nelson and Elizabeth Barrett while sharing meals coffee and crafts. A birthday celebration marks Anita Bitners 80th with cake and thanks to well wishers.
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Fred Segelke
Lloyd Searles
Mike
Kate Reinmuth
Bridgeport
Chet Frame
Harold Gibbons
Wayne Russell
Adolf Fastenau
Elmer Freudenberg
Randy Rohde
Carolyn Oswald
Yvonne
Irvin Campbell
Dalton
Henry Kieselhorst
Sidney
Harry Schumacher
Edith Nelson
Lily Gabriel
Dean Tschetter
Lincoln
Fred Kriesel
Leon Chet Frame
Julesburg
Virgil Schumacher
Vallerie
Scotty
Steve
Isabel Tipton
Harrison
Leon
Chris Maas
Potter
Russell Luce
Leonard Nelson
Alice Carlson
Nelson
Christina Nelson
Evelyn Adams
Ethel Slam
Ben Belden
Ruth Griffiths
Fred Kretz
Harry Warner
Lena Neubauer
Grace Kern
George Beck
Colorado Springs
Col
Gary Abke
Leslie Wickhorst
Millie Alvord
Ethel Slama
F. M. Bonkiewicz
Robert
Reta
Kay
Helen Bonkiewicz
Lester Hiett
Kurtis
Pearl Saunders
Daisy Hiett
Kelly Naylor
Pearl Simpson
Rose Wilk
Church of the Nazarene
Abke
Scott, Cory
Wendy Abke
Alta Schmidt
Jesus
Earl Bennett
Martha Lorenz
John Hokom
Lodgepole
Elizabeth Barrett
Frances Willoughby
Potter and Everett
Edna Hagemeister
Anna Kuehler
Mamie Beyer
Carol Crow
Carol Joyce
Eloise Ritchey
Anna Johnson
R. N. Huff
Mary Bale
Clif Herboldscheimer
Roy Sanks
C. P. Herboldschiemer
George F Dana
J M. Nelson
Alfred Z2
Mike Miller
Ellen Jean Lerwick
Lyman
Ralph Horn
Hazel Bunnell
Ralph
Memorial Home
Anita Bitners
Anita
Anna Bird
Harold Bird
Ft. Collins
Colo
Pat Couch
C.W.F
Charles Smith
Larry Sydow
Lloyd Keidel
Mandan
N. D
Arthur Schied
Hazen
Keidel
Rose Windshheimer
John Adam
Ted
Minna Adam
Martha Lorenz Everett Dress
Rose Wilker
Roscoe Madden
Harrisburg
Stoneham
Karne Dunning
Rose Schmeeckle
Elizabeth Holzworth
Norma Bartram
Mary OD. Carlson
Snyder, Colo
Ardythe Anderson
Edna Sandstedt
Bayard
Helen Coolidge
Chappell Plans Goals Meeting for Nebraska State Future
A Goals for Nebraska session is set for 7:30 p.m. Thursday in Chappell with Co-Chair Ramona Freeman announcing the meeting. It will discuss goals in education housing transportation health and welfare economic development environment land use recreation and law enforcement. County findings will join others for a statewide committee review before release to officials.
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Nebraska
Chappell
Ramona Freeman
Devel County
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