Hugh Butler and Nebraska Public Service Pioneers
Hugh Butler has never held public office. His rival has worked on the public payroll since graduating from the University of Nebraska. Butler deserves credit for establishing the State Agricultural College at Curtis, which benefited Nebraska’s middle and western regions. He rose from railroad surveyor to farmer stock raiser and successful businessman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Butler
University of Nebraska
Butler
State Agricultural College At
Curtis
Nebraska
Dorcas Society Sees Halloween Festive Meeting
The Dorcas Society gathered in the Methodist church basement on Thursday October 17 with a Halloween theme. Rev. Clark led devotionals and Rev. Innis offered prayers as Mrs. Fred Clark chaired the business segment. Guests included Rev Innis Smith Callander Starling and Cleo Green. A Halloween lunch followed with pumpkin pie and coffee served by committee members Glen Blauser Maggie Remley Ray Lamb and Vint Lopan.
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Dorcas Society
Methodist Church
Halloween
Clark
Innis
Fred Clark
Inis
Carol Casper
Esk
Diller
Nebr
Erma Eick
Fern
Erma
Elizabeth
Luise
Rev. Innis
Ina
Betty
Handy
Blue Bella
Scotland
Mary
Dorothy
Loise
Rev. Clark
Mesdames
Icnis
Smith
Callander
Starling
Cleo Green
Glen Blauser
Maggie Remley
Ray Lamb
Vint Lopan
Mrs. Filley
Neighborly Neighbors Pro ject Club Meeting Notes
The Neighborly Neighbors Pro ject Club met at James Hays home with ten members. President Mrs. Arthur Wieths led a short business session appointing Mrs. Lloyd Petterman flag custodian and Mrs. Ward Finch as reporter. Songs were sung with Mrs. Guy Clancy at piano. Mrs. K. E. Hubka reviewed The Cutters by Bess Streeter Aldrich. Health lesson led by Mrs. Hubka and Mrs. Clancy. Next meeting at Mrs. Arthur Vieths on Nov 12 at 1 30.
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Neighborly Neighbors Project Club
James Hays
Arthur Wieths
Lloyd Petterman
Ward. Finch
Guy Clancy
K. E. Hubka
Bess Street
October Meeting of the Men's Class at Clark Home
The hospitable Clark home hosted the October gathering of the Men’s Class of the Congregational church with wives as guests. Mrs Steffen led group singing, Mrs Hiatt read, Mrs Cully sang, and Rev Pyche delivered a thoughtful talk. Plans for the December meeting were made and a social hour followed with pumpkin pie and coffee served by Mrs Clark and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Clark
Congregational Church
Steffen
Hiatt
Cully
Rev. Pyche
Many Species of Food Fish in American Waters
The article notes there are 160 common species of food fish inhabiting American waters, highlighting the diversity of seafood available for consumption and study.
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American
Expected to Win Dwight Griswold as Nebraska Governor
Dwight Griswold is expected to be elected governor of Nebraska Tuesday after a broad campaign across the state. The Gordon Journal editor and former State Press Association leader has served three terms in the State Senate and gained wide knowledge of agricultural state issues.
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Dwight Griswold
Nebraska
Griswold
Gordon Journal
State Press Association
State Senate
Wil Ratake
Notice To Creditors Denny and Denny Attorneys for Estate
Estate of Clarence E Mossenge in Jefferson County Nebraska will receive claims by March 3 1940. E R Bee County Judge will hear and adjust all claims on March 4 1940 at 9 AM in County Court Room.
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Clarence E. Mossenge
Jefferson
Nebraska
State of
Said
E. R. Bee
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Samuel
Gallamore
Jefferson County
J. Lyndon Thornton
Nebraska Legislature
22Nd Dist
Jefferson-Thayer Counties
Congressional
Dorcas Society Meeting
Magnesia
Ralph O.canaday
Democrat
Congress
Denny & Denny Attys
Bonham Theatre
Fairbury, Nebraska
Deanne Durbin
Robert Cummings
Mischa Auer
Cartoon and
Gary Grant
Irene Dunne
Helen Mack
Carole Landis
Adolphe Menjcu
Wm Gargan
Johnny Mack Brown
Jefferson County Abstract Office
Russell A Davis
Fairbury
Allens Store
Texas
Fis
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