Services For Mrs Swanson Held Wednesday
Funeral services for Esther O Swanson 78 were held Wednesday at Holy Trinity Lutheran Church with Rev Harlan N Bret officiating. Interment followed at Greenwood Cemetery. Born October 25 1889 in Sweden she married Alfred G Swanson July 2 1910. Survivors include son Norman Gurley daughter Ethelyn Sanders Potter five grandchildren one great grandchild two brothers in Sweden.
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Father of Sidney Man Buried Today
Henry John Golobith, 81, father of Roy Gollobith of Sidney, died Wednesday in Sterling Colorado. A 30 year Sterling resident, he was buried today after funeral services at St Anthony's Catholic Church Sterling. He was employed by The Great Western Sugar Co until his retirement in 19ody.
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Roy Gollobith
Sidney
Sterling
Colo
St. Anthony’s Catholic Church
Gollobith
Great Western Sugar Co
Ody
Girl Scout Troops Record February Meetings and Plans
Girl Scout Troop 89 held a flag ceremony roll call and clues with Bill Steele discussing signals. Races, knot tying and a living circle completed the meeting. Troop 130 met February 20 at Central School with Brownie Troop 27 as guests for Thinking Day and patrol song exchanges. February 27 featured Saturn and Mars patrols, with Mass plans for March 10 and Pluto leading closing tunes.
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Troop 89
Bill Steele
Robert Elsen
Central School
Girl Scouts
Susan Luetlrs
Saturn Patrol
Mars Patrol
Edwards
Pluto
Community Betterment Plans Ready For 1968 Contest
Nebraska communities receive the 1968 Community Improvement Program guidelines from Douglas Ber euter of the Economic Development Department. The CIP booklet outlines rules forms and entry details. Local governments chambers and clubs may obtain info from designated community contacts.
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Nebraska
Douglas Bereuter
Economic Development Department
University of Nebraska Extension Division
Nebraska farmers sign up 1.8 million acres for feed grain program
About 1.8 million acres of corn and grain sorghum cropland have been enrolled under the government feed grain program. The figures cover roughly the first four weeks of the sign-up period ending last Thursday, as reported by the State Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service office.
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Nebraska
State Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service Office
Peppy Pals Hold Meeting At Steele Home March 1 1968
The Peppy Pals gathered at Vicki and Jennifer Steele's home on March 1 1968 to plan projects. officers elected earlier included Kristie Boehnke president Barbara Obendorfer vice president Susan Nielson secretary and Linda Nagengast news reporter Leaders are Mrs Earl Anderson and Mrs Art Baack The next meeting is set for 7 30 p m March 22 at Kristi Boehnke's home Linda Nagengast reporter Also notes signup ends March 15 and a USDA four week report shows 47199 farms diverting 1845041 acres 38 of feed grain base. Nebraska figures were 35268 farms 1426477 acres. last year 41196 farms enrolled. No dollar figures for advance payments yet. early in signup farmers sought advances and the proportion remains high Under this year's program farmers may divert up to 50 percent of feed grain acres and receive half the participation payment with the other half at fall harvest after compliance.
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Vicki
Jennifer Steele
Kristie Boehnke
Barbara Obendorfer
Susan Nielson
Linda Nagengast
Earl Anderson
Art Baack
Kristi Boehnke
Gan
Department of Agriculture
Nebraska
ASCS
Tax Exemption Rules for GIs and Indian Telecom Outlook
The article explains veterans benefits are generally tax exempt with only GI insurance dividends countable as earned income. It notes major exemptions for compensation and pensions and for dependents. Also reports India plans 1.5 million telephones by 1971 and rising waiting lists, plus spring fishing permits and licenses with fees.
Nine County Road Hearing March 12 in Ogallala Nebraska
Ogallala hosts a nine county highway hearing March 12 at 9 am at the Ogallala Elks Club. The session, chaired by State Senator Jerome Warner, invites county and city officials and citizens to discuss consultants' road system recommendations including a functional classification plan and funding changes.
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Ogallala
Department of Roads
State Highway Advisory Commission
Local government reporting and procurement system overview
System covering reporting receipts expenditures and accomplishments across all government levels. Includes comparison with budgets and programs and calls for improved contracts bidding bonding and equipment purchasing procedures.
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