Mt Vernon Iowa Social Notes Mention Relatives and Visits
Mt Vernon Iowa social page lists guests and gatherings. Mr and Mrs Keith Sprenger hosted for Howard Pitman and others. Carolyn Reineking visits from Dix, Illinois. Local families attend parties, dinners, church events, and a 4‑H grass judging trip to Thedford Nebraska.
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Keith Swenser
Howard Putman
Hamburg
Iowa
Alfred Sprenzer
Keith Sprenger
Howard Pitman
Ean
Alfred Scream2
Carolyn Reinekng
Dixon, Hl
Carge Sunda Mo
Hee Cousin
Deward Piett Yeit
C. L. Walters
Frank Kientz
Ms. Cin Sn Evans
J C Jopnsn
M's
JC H. Hammond
Lloyd Reineka
Ruth Coverger
Crafts
Jona Sowicks
Vais
Td Carwood and
Fileen
Harvey Benzel
Curt
Francis Runge
Bob
Thedford
Neb
Mt. Vernon Center
Silas’ Walker
Clarence ‘Evans
C. H. Hammond
Dan” Rowan and Son
J. C. Johnson
Clarence Evans
Carolyn Reineking
Bob Lafler
E. T. McElroy
Milan Glassburn
Bridgeport
Frank Klentz
Wessington Springs
S. B
Bother some birds draw bees into porch post, Okla
Mrs. Dorothy Stovall avoids the birds and bees topic as a woodpecker hollowed a front porch post. A swarm of bees then moved into the hole, prompting local curiosity and concern.
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Bies McAlester
Dorothy Stovall
Water buildup at Lake McConaughy begins season
Central Nebraska Public Power and Irrigation District starts the annual irrigation water buildup at Lake McConaughy. Storage fell to a low of 1 220 000 acre feet Sept 23, with 1959 season down 420 500 acre feet from spring peak. Prospects for the coming year are below normal per GM Jack W Boyd.
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Nebraska
Drouth
Lake McConaughy
Central
Tri-County
Gosper
Phelps
Kearney
Keith
Lincoln
Dawson
Buffalo
Jack W. Boyd
Central District
Education Panel to Hire Nebraska College Consultant
Lincoln The Legislative Council Committee on Higher Education plans to hire a professional consultant to prepare a preliminary survey of all public private and church related colleges and universities in Nebraska. The consultant will evaluate information on problems and needs for the next decade.
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Lincoln
Tunnslative Council Committee On
Hyher Education
Mre
Nebraska
Largest Forest Made By Man Rises In Nebraska's Sand Hills
A 206000 acre man made Nebraska National Forest grows in the Sand Hills the world’s largest man made forest. Initiated after talks with the U S Division of Forestry in 1891 and established by Roosevelt in 1902 it now hosts visitors from Australia India Pakistan and Yugoslavia with 20 million trees thriving and nearly 3 million distributed for planting elsewhere.
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Nebraska
Sand Hills
Halsey
Charles E. Bessey
University of Nebraska
Bessey
U. S. Division of Forestry
Roosevelt
Teddy Roosevelt
Nebraska National Forest
Gifrid P.nchok
Pinchet
University of Nebraka
Condra
Pinchot
National Forest
Australia
India
Pakistan
Yugoslavia
September Gas Tax Totals Reported for Nebraska
The Stats Division of Motor Fuels reported September gasoline tax collections for Nebraska at 3.745 million dollars with agricultural refunds of 340 thousand and special fuels tax of 168 thousand. Year to date gas tax receipts reached 20.800 million dollars through September.
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Nebraska
Sie Stats Division of
Motor Fuels
Caldwell at Postmaster Convention in Memphis
Mrs Caldwell left Friday evening to attend a Postmaster National Convention in Memphis Tennessee. Mrs Dale Deggett assists at the store in her absence. Allen Lee Blun of Oshkosh visited his grandparents. Baby Judy Marie born Sept 18 at Chappell Hospital to Mr and Mrs Loyal Hornicek. Door notes of local gatherings and visits throughout the area.
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A Caldwell
Memphis
Tenn
Dale Deggett
Ms. Caldwell
Allen Lee Blun
Oshkosh
Cecl Hunt
Loyal Hornicek
Judy Marie
Torn
Chappell Hospital
Gary and
Grandprents
M.s
Jon Horntook
Caldwall
Cork Book
Delton Tammon
Groge Hunt
Bob Zalasky
Ray Hastile
Clinton Gade
Denver
Arthur Leonhardt
Valentine
Neb
Darrell Eugene
Leonhardt
Suno
Firth Booth
Fred Lehmkuhl
Muriel Crosby
I. A. Caldwell
Forrest Planck
Jim Oliverius
Gale Doggett
Cecil Hunt
Wayne Rhode
Lorenzo Schoolhouse
Eddie Niemann
Glenwood Springs
Colo
Frontier Gets OK To Suspend Lusk and Douglas Service
The Civil Aeronautics Board approved Frontier Airlines suspending service at Douglas and Lusk Wyoming and reducing service at Hot Springs South Dakota and Gunnison Colorado. Savings: about 34 000 yearly from Douglas and Lusk and 7 000 yearly from Gunnison with adjusted winter schedules between November and April. A reader note mentions a person visiting relatives in North Dakota and Colorado.
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Frontier
Lusk
Douglas
Washington
Civil Aeronautics Board
Frontier Airlines
Douglas and Lusk
Wyo
Hot Springs
Lpd
Gunnison
Colo
Cit
Frottier
Snrines
Manly
Bismarck- Mandan
N. D
Denver
Grand Junction
Scottsbluff Voters Reject Golf Course Plan
Scottsbluff residents vote 1119 against 836 to reject a municipal golf course on airport land. Judge Van Steenbergh ruled the council resolution authorized February 9 was a legislative action and halted work pending a referendum. Clarence Reed filed the injunction suit cited by opponents who had earlier petitioned for a referendum.
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Scottsbluff
Airport Ground
Richard M. van Steenberg
Clarence Reed
Ohio Leads US in Greenhouse Tomato Production
Ohio growers produce between 500 and 600 acres of tomatoes under glass, supplying almost two thirds of the nation’s greenhouse tomato production by wholesale value. Columbus reports Ohio is the top state in this market.
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Ohio
Columbus, Ohio
Oho
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Mt. Vernon News
New “Hampshire
Gréat Britain
Telegraph
Pratt & Lambert
Cellu-Tone
Samy
Sidney Flooring
Cyppyy
Sidney
Lynda Lee Mead
Natchez
New York
McConaughey
Education Committee
Uratt Lam
Sidrey National
10Th & King
Sund News
Mrs. Caldwell
Postmaster National
A. A. Fenske
Wm. Behrends
A. J. Fenske
Mr. Farmer
Walt Robbins
Oregon
Cheyenne County
Bermuda
Allis-Chalmers
New York City
Allis-Chalmers Sales and Service Pierson
America
Imperial
Chrysler Corporation
Maddox Motor CO
Illinois
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