Mrs Callander Dead After Prolonged Illness At 77
Carrie N Callander former resident died after an extended illness at age 77. She passed away in Durango Colorado at her son Lloyd’s home where she had lived since the death of her husband. Burial took place in Stack Cemetery Louisiana Missouri. Survived by brother Howard S Wilson of Houston Texas and son Lloyd of Durango.
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Carrie N. Callander
Lloyd
Durango
Colorado
Louisiana
Missouri
Howard Ss. Wilson
Houston
Texan
Lloyd of
Duraigo
Callander
Dinler Worhans Club Meeting and Events Noted
The Dinler Worhans Club met at Mrs A A Eick's home with Mrs Hubka and Mrs May born as hostesses. A nutrition class was planned for March at the Boy's Home with a guest speaker and a potluck dish, bread, and butter sandwiches to share.
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Dinler Worhans Club
A.A. Eick
Hubka
Beatty
Phyllis Schnuelle
Melvin Hubka
Richard Hays
LaRee
Della
Pauline Weers
E Sii Weigel
Village and School Caucus Elects Candidates
The Village and School district 70 caucus met Wednesday with 29 in attendance. Fred Clark elected village chair. Clifford Blauser named secretary. Mrs. Evan Gret n and Mrs D Vianders appointed tellers. Max Logan chaired the school caucus. Bob Upson secretary. W McKenzie and A Eick named tellers. Two village board terms expire this year, and four candidates vie for two seats: D E McKenzie, D Close, Mrs D V Fand era, Otto Spielman. Retiring village members Herman Stahl and Frank Rosemen. retiring school members Clifford Blauser and D V Fanders.
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Fred Clark
Clifford
Blauser
Evan Gretn
D. Vianders
D. E
Kenzie
D. Close
Max ‘Logan
Bob ‘Upson
Ds W. McKenzie
A. A. Eick
Mre
Fandera
Otto
Spielman
Clifford Blauser
Correction notice for school board terms and local illness
The Record corrects last week's error about Herman Stahl’s school board term expiration. Terms for D W Fanders and Clifford Blauser are expiring. Rex Green is ill and recovering at home while Bill Green completes his rural route. Mrs Clara Miller and Mrs Roy Mansfield are recovering from illnesses. Bul Eick suffered a stroke Sunday and is recovering at the A A Eick home. February marks our 11th anniversary month at Mosiman's Fairbury.
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Herman. Stahl
D. W. Fanders
Clifford Blauser
Rex Green
Bill Green
Clara Miller
Roy Mansfield
Bul ‘Eick
Eick
Mosiman’s
Fairbury
Church Dinner Honors Elder Members at Diller
The Congregational Church held a dinner for its elder members with Mrs Seaman praised as the oldest longtime attendee. Guests included Mrs Christie Seaman and Mrs W Ay Spyder along with family and church members. A cake with pink roses and sweet peas centered the table and a program by Mrs Scott Miller featured quartets and songs dedicated to the guests.
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J. the Congregational
Bor Bener
C ‘Hristie Seaman
W. Ay ‘Spyder
Jono
Biuper Aine
Allon Weight
Lark
Hubor
Mrev. Weets
Bartos
Mre. Fouts
Seaman
Pullen
Biansar
Diller
Wright
Scott Miller
Ladies Quartette
Silver Threads
Maggie
JuDe Thompson
Richard Meyer
Fairbury
Kensington Community Activities Calendar
Activities calendar lists gatherings in March. On March 5 Keystone Kensington meets at Mrs Earl Weigel home. March 10 and March 12 include Community Club and Garden Club at 2 30 P M at Mrs Weigels. March 17 Womans Club and March 19 Mission Study are scheduled.
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Keystone Kensington
Earl Weigel
Community Club
Garden Club
Weigels
Womans Club
Mission Study
School Notes Reports Absences From Bad Roads And Illness
Friday morning 2k of the High School pupils were absent due to bad roads and illness. A show titled The Pacific Coast was presented to the assembly. The Contour Declamatory Contest planned for Stele City Thursday night was postponed until March because of weather. The boys basketball season is over and Coach Frezee will start track and softball when weather allows. Senior Normal Tee students will observe id and several rural schools on Thursday and Friday.
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Pacific Coast
Ste¢lé City
Frezee
Tee
Farewell Tribute to 4 H Club Leader
The Little Blue Valley Beevies 4 H club held a Friday meeting near the community hall. Members and guests presented Mr and Mrs Raymond Nixon with a table lamp to honor Mr Nixon as leader for two years. The Nixons moved to Crete where Ray will practice the auctioneering business.
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Little Blue Valley Beevies 4-H
Diller
Ee ‘Iiddlers
Raymond Nixon
Nixon
Ray
Crete
Ray Willl
KE. Shultz
Frank Johnson
Birthday Celebration for Marlene Spielman
Marlene Spielman hosted a birthday party for her daughter turning six after school on February 20. Attendees included Phyllis Casper Nancy Folkers Karen Long Kiva Schultz Judy Baninfolk Nancy Clary Karen Jordening Debra Logan Donna Maw Carol Scheele Joyce Jordening. Refreshments featured sandwiches fruit salad angel food cake and party favors.
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Phyllis ‘Casper
Nancy- Folkers
Karen Long
Kiva Schultz
Nancy
Judy Baninfolk
Nancy, Clary
Karen Jordening
Debra Logan
Donna Maw
Carol Scheele
Joyce Jordening
Nebraska Celebration Marks 81st Birthday in 1867
The report notes Nebraska celebrating its 81st birthday on March 1, 1867. A Tom Price quarter near Diller sold at public auction for 8650 dollars per acre to Arnold Ruhoke of near Plymouth, with Everett Royle of Beatrice serving as auctioneer. The estate has 44 heirs.
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Tom Price
Diller
Arnold Ruhoke
Plymouth
Everett Royle
Beatrice
County Attorney bans slot machines in Jefferson County
County Attorney Robert N. Denney ordered a countywide ban on one armed bandits. The action closed the Fairbury Legionnaire Club at Mary Etta hotel and halted about 50 slot machines countywide, with 30 located in Fairbury and none in Diller.
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Jefferson County
Robert . N
Denney
Fairbury
Weather shifts as rainfall and wind disrupt traffic
A spring spell brought rainfall totaling about 1 inch last week, followed by a Monday to Tuesday temperature change. Winds reached 25 to 30 mph, with drifting snow causing traffic tie ups and warnings issued to motorists.
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Dijler
Marilyn Miller Initiated Into Cardinal Key Sorority
Marilyn Miller, a Doane College junior, was formally initiated into the Cardinal Key National Honorary Sorority last week. Eligibility for the honor rests on scholastic average leadership and citizenship qualities. Miller has served with the Doane Players, Drum Corps, Religious Council, and Phi Sigma Tau while active on campus.
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Marilyn
Miller
Doane College
Essai Deane
Couneil
Phi Sigma Tau
George Burger Files As Candidate for Nebraska Legislature
George Burger of Fairbury has filed as a candidate for the unicameral legislature from the 22nd district. The district includes Jefferson and Thayer counties. R. B. Steele, who represented the district in 1947, has filed for re election.
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George Burger
Fairbury
Jefferson
Thayer
R. B. Steele
Wymore and Odell Consolidation Plan Faces Opposition
In Gage County meetings at Odell and Wymore the idea of school district consolidation met strong opposition and no progress was made. Community groups argued against merging the districts at this time.
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Wymore and Odell
Gage County
Odell and
Wymore
Gagehoe Land Sells for 225 Per Acre Near Beatrice
About 100 acres in Gage County sold for 225 dollars per acre, the county’s previous high. The tract two miles north and seven west of Beatrice brought 22 500 dollars, sold by Martin and Emma Frerichs to Benhardt and Mabel Schuerman.
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Gage County
Beatrice
Martin
Emma
Frerichs
Benhardt
Mabel Schuerman
Beatrice Foods Co Celebrates 50th Anniversary
Beatrice Foods Co marks a half century since its first board meeting of Beatrice Creamery Co. held over the weekend. Officials traveled to Beatrice to observe the anniversary as the company name was changed to Beatrice Foods Co makers of Meadow Gold products.
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Beatrice Foods. Co
Beatrice Creamery Co
Beatrice
Pame
Beatrice— ‘Foods Co
Senate Nomination Draws Several Candidates in Nebraska
Three Democrat hopefuls enter the U S Senate race Albin Anderson a 37 year old history instructor at the University of Nebraska George Olsen a former Cafeteria worker and perennial candidate and Terry Carpenter a Scottbluff businessman Kenneth Wherry currently unopposed on the Republican side Harold E Stassen Republican presidential hopeful launches a Nebraska tour with a noon Alliance luncheon on March 11 Hastings is campaign manager for Stassen Don Maws has moved to a new home.
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U. S. Senate
Albin Anderson
University of Nebraska
George Olsen
Terry Carpenter
Scottebluff
Kenneth Wherry
Harold E. Stassen
Nebraska
Alliance
Fred A.seaton
Hastings
Stassen
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