Notice of Probate Hearings in Jefferson County Neb
Notices publicized for Jefferson County Nebraska court hearings in April 1946. Petition filed for Joe Roessler as administrator of Mary Roessler estate and Clare Waggoner as executrix for Nancy J Robert estate. hearings scheduled April 20 and April 26 respectively. County Judge Samuel Gallamore seals. Also includes a report on Food Conservation goals and recommendations from the County USDA Council urging bread waste reduction and wheat saving measures.
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Joe
Roessler
Orelock
Samuel Gallamore County
Will County
Jefferson County
Nebraska
Nancy
J- Robert
Clare Waggoner
USDA
Council
Jefferson’ S
Jefferson
Wevic
Jeffers
District Court of
Yelock Sp
Fairbury
Kensington Women’s Association meets for April division
The Kensington division of the Women’s Association of the Congregational Church met on Friday morning April 5. Mrs Mayborne led devotionals and Mrs A Lote presided over the business meeting. Officers were elected with Mrs Steffen as president and Mrs H pt Green as secretary. A social hour followed with fifteen members and one visitor attending. Refreshments were provided by the hostesses.
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Bjrt Wirige
Kensington
Women’ S Association of the Congregational Church
Mayborne
Ss. Ac Mitter
O Newman
Fiisbie Brighton
Cancer Drive Kicks Off In County With 650 Dollar Goal
County cancer drive announced to start in April with a $650 quota. Fundraising supports cancer research and preventative education. 93 percent of contributions stay in state. Parry Zwiebel of Fairbury serves as treasurer with Walter Jatchow Daykin Clarence Sixel Piyath John Nider and others as honorary chairs.
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Parry
Ysa
Fairburs
Peach Desserts From One Pint of Fruit
A Country Cooking Editor demonstrates peach based desserts using one pint of peaches. Recipes include a peach patty muffin, a peach cheese salad and a peach gelatin custard pie with pecans. The page emphasizes versatility of a small fruit quantity.
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Capper
Safety Patrol War Pen Veatt Report March Fatalities Rise
Captain C28 Samats of the Saftey Patrol notes March 1946 fatalities rose 175 percent versus March 1940. Three principal causes were nine noncollision deaths, one collision, and seven pedestrian deaths. Increased travel and driver laxity contributed, urging motorists and pedestrians to observe safety rules at all times.
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Bhasia
Samats
Ka Saftey
Ghus
Foye
Senders
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Deenney & Denney Attorneys
Samuel. Gallanwre
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Saftey Patrol
Kermit
Boots
Kroetsching
Frank M. Rain
Sreelé
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Dwight B. Young
General Hospital
C.fries
Frank A. Houston
Fairbury, Nebr
E.b.ackerman
Optometrist
Drs
Hull & Hull Dentists
Over Tak
Golden Rule
Rairbury
Jefferson County Abstract Office
Davis
Russell A. Davis