Gurley Lions Club Zone Meeting Reports and Local Gatherings
Gurley Lions Club held a September meeting with District 38 N Nebraska attendees from Sidney Lodgepole Potter Dalton and Gurley. The Grain Convention in Omaha and weddings in Kansas were noted along with numerous local visits, travel, and school notes including Gurley’s football and band activities and a column of classroom news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gurley Lions Cub
Grace Lutheran Church
Kenneth Morgan
Dean Hiner
Midwest Stramit Corporation
Dalton
Lions Club of
Nebraska
Lions Clubs
Sidney
Lodgepole
Potter
Gurley
Zone
Don Hafer
Lee Foster
Bernie Busboom
Arnold Draper
Omaha
Elizabeth Bradshaw
James Miller
Lisco
Nila Ely
Wakeeney
Kan
Ely
Topeka
Gary
Brad Shaw
Miller
Marie Phares
Fred Dietz
Louis Jurgens
Jolene
Lincoln
University
Jurgens
Belevue
Nebr
Leonard Warner
Charles Mc Roberts
Ed Rihn
Walter Grunwald
John Nie
Syracuse
Hannah Bartels
Charles Gabriel
Clay Berry
Beatrice
Platte Line Co
Grandpa Reiners
Ross Handley
Munden
Kansas
Sherry Searles
Fred Segelke
Denver
Harvey Chorn
Joe Berry
Broadwater
Ernest Peterson
Charles Dedic
Bob Bartels
Kenneth Segelke
Walter Jurgens
Henry Jessen
Nancy
Lexington
Mr. Jessen
Annie Borges
Lyal Ladine
Boulder
Colo
Dick Ladine
Emil Weyerts
Erwin Reichman
Oshkosh
Emil Ficken
Scher
Johnny
Gothenburg Nebr
Rollie
Trailblazers Antique Car Club
Gurley Fire Hall
Fred Kriesel
Dean Hecker
Arthur Volkman
George van House
Ronnie
Earl Lessig
N.Y.W. Card Club
Clif Berry
Fred Krieser
Don Tisdale
Brenda
Dix
Louise Lieber
Weldon Peterson
Dudes Steak House
Roger Sorge
Herbert Fastenau
Alliance
Richard Taedter
Mrs
Taedter
Stuart Sorge
San Antonio
Texas
Air Force
Heyo Schroeder
Ulysses
Walt Ewert
Lincoln Hospital
Ludwig Schroeder
Don Ewert
Harold Borcher
Allen Dale
Meta Sorge
Mildred Sorge
Jess Higgins
Roby Felzien
Drexel von Farrell
Jack Knicely
James Higgins
University of Wye
Laramie Wye
Pronty
David Brauer
Maxine Sorge
Barbara Aurich
Bridgeport
Daltons
Gurley Pirates
Lyman
Church Favors Election of Commissioner in Nebraska
Three Catholic Diocesan Superintendents in Nebraska announce opposition to a constitutional amendment that would elect a Commissioner of Education. They note parochial schools enroll about 52,000 students, or roughly one sixth of Nebraska children, and state standards apply to these schools though not tax funded. The stance aligns with their 1951 support for the State Board of Education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
State Department of Education
State Board of Education
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gurley News
John Niebuhr
Neb
West Gurley
Wayne Russell
Frank Gross
Delbert Nell
Bronson Cafe
LeRoy Aden
Adolf Fastenau
Doug
George Bailey
Quincy Sii
Anna Bailey
Lowell Larson
Frank Matthes
Ramona
Bobby
Anna Borges
Grace Lutheran
Harold Johnson
Yisu
L.C.W. Fellowship
Mrs. Higgins
Thomas Rood
Sheri Coates
Sunol
Kelvin Ladine
Virginia Hernandez
Julie Bremer
Lessig
Wesley Handley
Daniel Spearow
Vicky Hernandez
Mr. Lessman
Sandra Aden
Evelyn Alexander
Barbara Ewert
Janet Frerichs
John Hernandez
Patti Larson
Brian Lessman
Susan Merklin
Harvey Miles
Daniel Rood
Robert Scoville
Edna Ward
Susan Weir
Room Club
Sandra Aden; Sergeant~at‘-arms
Considera
Western Hemisphere
Canada
Going Egmewner
Church
Telegraph Printing Co., Inc
Llth Ave
Buick
Ick
Sidney, Nebraska