Local Social Notes and Visits Across Towns
Community members visit hospitals rest homes and homes of friends and relatives in Sterling Hugo Holyoke Sidney and surrounding areas. They attend birthdays showers and concerts while reporting travel weddings and new neighbors with numerous names and places across Colorado Nebraska and Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cub Scouts
Bob Davis
Chuck Davis
Walter Dykman
Cheyenne
Kenny Disney
Chadron
Virgil Disneys
Frank Pironka
Kenneth Tilghman
Colorado
Ralph Fraass
Lee Sellon
Randolph
Nebr
Merwin
Hospital
Agnes Zalesky
Henry Florke
K. J
Frank Hoffman
Royal Neighbors
Chappell
Clarence Peters
Otto Rahe
Ely
Fred Quinn
Henry Rathman
Jack Taylor
Ogallala
Ed Stewart
Sandy
Jim
Art Way
Gloria Adamson
Sterling
Pearl Dickinson
Arnold Haack
John Misegadis
Don of Chadron
Ed Misegadis
Leroy Kintz
Ovid
Martha Kintz
Dave Safford
Dean Sorensen
Longmont
Howard Skov
Skov
New Home
Bob Ammerman
Denny Franklin
Howard Skow
Denver
Howerter
Martin Schwartz
Sidney
Jerry Dickinson
Baby
Marion Dickinson
del Lay
Goodview area social notes and new industry plan
A roundup of visits in Goodview and surrounding towns includes Campbell Coleman visits in Denver and Anchorage plans plus 4-H calf club meeting at Gene Bond home. A Jerusalem AP report notes 375 acres set for new industries near Atarot airport with 15,000 workers planned and a $9 million investment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodview
Gene Bond
Bob Zalesky
NEW Industry Plan
Jerusalem
Atarot
Health tips warn of aging Nebraskans eye risks
The Nebraska Medical Association warns that many seniors face health problems from poor circulation affecting the retina. Retinal hemorrhaging and swelling can scar vision, while early treatment limits damage. Night blindness signals possible degenerative vision in older people. report symptoms to a physician promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Nebraska Medical Association
Poor Kangaroo Trade Reaps Big Australian Market
The National Geographic Society reports about 12 million kangaroos are killed yearly in Australia. The $23 million market supplies pet food cans athletic shoes fashion boots and fur for toy bears hats and soup. Sheepmen fear kangaroos compete with sheep for scarce pasture even as kangaroos breed prolifically.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Australia
National Georgraphic Society
Also Mentioned on This Page
Irene Thompson
Thomas
Anna Thompson
Myrtle Wiegers
Elroy Taylor
Tom Rameriz
Vel Bale
Ben Garcia
Kent From
Bud From
Barbara
David
Jim Anderson
Brad
Jennie
John Bilby
Hazel
Darwin Hopkins
Ed Blocks
Lee Ervin
Glen Fraass
Deanna
Martin
Paul Fraass
Arnold Kehl
E. K. Yanney
Paul Smith
Lloyd Bondegard
Richard Misegadis
Karie
Richard Wilmer
Bob Misegadis
Ron Bartling
Laramie
Roy Johnston
Nora Wolfe
Chappell Rest Home
Douglas Riley
Bonnie and Bruce
Frieda Christensen
Vic Dutton
W. E. Zehr
Bernie Dailey
Robert Dailey
Lincoln
Olsen Field
Telegraph
Alaska
Wayne Campbell
Bill Coleman
Anchorage
Lowell Hokom
Wane Campbell
Kevin Campbell
John Hokom
al Brand
Sam Irwin
Lowell Hakem
Forest Tremain
R. O. Bond
Lodgepole Plaza
Harold Isley
Viola Weigers
Clifford
Olevia Wiegers
Leonard Bond
Mrs. Leonard Bond
Don Robinson
Ivan Brauer
Millard Zalesky
Delmar Zalesky
John Lawersons
Cub Scout Pack 90
Duane Jones
Dick Hadden
Gene McDowell
Paul J. Wiles
Monte Rhode
Mike Seibert
Steve Smith
Telegraph Phot
Joanne Simpson
Jones Center
Israel
Omaha
IRS
Nebraska
Na-Churs Plant Food Company
BIG Farmer
Ohio Farmer
Soybean Farmer
North Carolina Grower
Kentucky Farmer
Na- Churs
Plant Food Company
United States
Canada
Central
South America
Franklin County
Iowa
Merlin Plagge
Earl Hoffsommer
Glen Lefferdink
Firth
Glen
Nachurs
Joe Goldtrap
Dan Phelps
Central Virginia
Mark T. Mummun
Na-Churs
Food Company
Wa-Churs International
Marion, Ohio
London
Ontario
Red Oak, Iowa