Knights of Ak-Sar-Ben honor 26 scholars at Nebraska
The Knights of Ak-Sar-Ben celebrated 26 Ak-Sar-Ben scholars and fellows at the University of Nebraska College of Agriculture. A luncheon followed the debut of an Ak-Sar-Ben funded irrigation and soil conservation film. Delegates and awardees named include Beverly Reed Lincoln and others from Osceola Wakefield Wilsonville Fairbury Pierce and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Knights of
Omaha
University of Nebraska College of Agriculture
Beverly Reed
Lincoln
Dorothy Gissler
Osceola
Thelma Bjorkland
Wakefield
Joann Skucius
Three Outstanding 4-H Club Figures In County Are Cited
Jack Peters a 17 year old senior at Lorenzo High School won the county boys achievement award and was named one of 40 outstanding Nebraska 4-Hers. He leads Busy Body Ewe and Lamb and Busy Body Baby Beef clubs with projects of 25 Hampshire lambs three Hereford breeding heifers and four baby beeves. Janice Anderson 15 a Potter High senior serves as vice president and assistant leader for the Sunshine 4-H club and earned the girls achievement award after seven years in 4-H. Mrs Ernest Anderson a 4-H leader for 15 years has guided the Sunshine club which has grown from nine members to dozens with 70 girls over the years and produced numerous honors and trips including Club Week wins.
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Jack Peters
Lorenzo High School
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Jack
Baby
Hampshire
Janice Anderson
Potter High School
Janice
Ernest Anderson
Anderson
Jeanne Nelson Wills
Marjorie Harris Curtis
Dorothy Anderson Koudele
Laviennia Sparks
Willowmine Johnson Lipska
Mildred Robertson
Leper
Dorothy Lovall
Leota Mae Goding
Dolores Coulter
Sunshine 4
Betty Peters
Chicago
Washington
Dorothy Christensen
Potter
Mitchell
Hospitals at Rooke Roche Admit Several Names
Admitted on Wednesday Nellie Gummere Verna Shoopman Thursday Oscar Schla man Edward Markel Lodgepole John Reed Brenda Nammath Lodgepole Friday Henry Jurgens Gurley Saturday Jimmie Roman Baby Thomas Gonzales Cecil Cable Hazelwood NC Baby Theresa Mohatt Ancel Lewis W R Jervis Edward Kragel Chris Terman Tuesday Tommie Hougan Dismissed Thursday Lloyd Johnson and son Oscar Schlaman Dennis Jurgens Gurley Friday John Reed Bren
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Kragel
Chris Terman
Tommie Hougan
Lloyd Johnson and Son
Oscar Schlaman
Dennis Jurgens
Gurley
John Reed
Bren
NOW SHOWING AT THE FOX cast and births notices
Listings include names visiting and attending events at the Fox with Mrs Darrell Golden Mrs Alfred Hradecky Mrs Godfrey Lopez and son Mrs Cecil Cable Mrs Ervin Smith Mrs Edward Markel and Mrs Jimmie Roman. Births record daughters and sons for Schlaman Terman Laf ler Jergens Jervis in November. A PMA meeting in Lincoln Nebraska chaired by Frank Reed reviews wheat allotment rules price support within farm stocks and 1948 corn loan deliveries hampered by warehousing space bin shortages steel and rail strikes and box car shortages. Nebraska’s 1948 experimental conservation program noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
da Namath
Lodgepole
Darrell Golden
Cheyenne
Wyo
Alfred Hradecky
Godfrey Lopez
Cecil Cable
Hazelwood
N. C
Ervin Smith
Edward Markel
Jimmie Roman
Oscar Schlaman
Chris Terman
Charles Lafler
Henry Jergens
W. R. Jervis
Frank W. Reed
PMA
Capital Hotel
Ralph H. Hanks
Lincoln
Alvie L. Johnson
Doniphan
Nebraska
Hospital Admission and Discharges List Totals
A Taylor Hospital daily list records admitted and discharged patients across days Friday through Thursday. Names include Kathryn Wickhorst Marilyn Leafdale Phyllis Brands Mildred Beranek and others with several residents from Potter Lodgepole Dix Kimball and Sunol. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Henry Koester on November 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Nelson
Baby
Potter
William Wehmiller
Oscar Redeen
Mary Lou Rocha
Leo Kirk
Phyllis Brands
Lodgepole
Florence Forsman
Kimball
Marilyn Leafdale
Chester Hickman
Ed Hiett
Kathryn Wickhorst
Ralph Carlson
Mildred Beranek
Dix
Myron Woten
Sharon McPherson
Bonnie Rae Duncan
Charles Cunningham
Henry Koester
PMA Leaders Discuss Wheat Acreage Rules in Lincoln Meeting
At the first of a two day conference in Lincoln eleven PMA fieldmen and state committee members reviewed procedures to determine producer eligibility for price support on the 1950 wheat crop and developments in the corn delivery program.
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Production and Marketing Administration
Lincoln
Orphaned Child Loses $200 Over Missed Claim
Harold F. Benjamin of Scottsbluff Social Security warns of lost benefits after an aunt failed to file for a seven year old, costing $200 in monthly death benefits. If a claim is filed within three months after the worker’s death, no monthly loss occurs. the case stems from a mother’s death in December 1947 and a late filing in November 1949.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold F. Benjamin
Scottsbluff Federal
Social Security Office
Benjamin
Social Security
Flynn Building
Scottsbluff
Patent Leather Cracks From Cold Shoes
Cracks in patent leather shoes occur when shoes are worn cold and stiff. Proper conditioning and gradual warming can prevent damage.
Arctic travel rules for explorers and dog teams
Arctic travel experts say the explorer should match his daily pace to what his dogs can pull the sledge and gear. Even with ration shortages, do not skimp on dog food because weak dogs slow the entire expedition toward safety at a settlement.
Potato’s journey from Andes to Europe revealed
A brief note tracing the potato’s origin in the Andean highlands of Peru or Ecuador where European discovery followed by its trans planting to Europe, leading to the nickname the "Irish" potato, and the later adoption of the name in its history.
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Peru
Ecuador
South America
Europe
Also Mentioned on This Page
Potter Legion Hall
Sunshine 4-H
Edgar Anderson
A. I. Gunderson
the Fox
Tim Holt
Richard Martin
RKO
Desperado
Alonzo Flenoy
Rossonian
Denver
Legion Club
Flenoy
Bass
American Legion Club
Franklin County
Methodist W. 8. C
Arctic Travel
EL Saee
House
Committon
Savings and Loan Associations
Farmers Union Co-op Gas and Oil Company
Sidney
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