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Newspaper
The Jansen News
Location
Jansen, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1924
Page
1
A fifty year old couple celebrated their Golden Wedding Anniversary with three generations gathering. The event featured a meaningful renewal ceremony, a meticulously decorated home, and a two course dinner served by family, as children and in laws shared joyful remarks and laughter.
The annual meeting drew strong attendance as reports were read and approved. Voters rejected a proposal to extend high school facilities to add Eleventh and Twelfth grades, while the year’s expense estimate and district treasurer Herman Thiessen were approved. A vacancy arose on the School Board after Director Murray resigned.
Mr and Mrs M J Brockmeyer and daughter Evelyn visited Mr and Mrs C O Plummer on Sunday. Several residents traveled to Lincoln and Fairbury for family and church activities. Rev Rogers and wife move to Maxwell Nebraska for Nazarene pastorate. News of health and local visits across Harbine Jansen and Beatrice areas.
Attorney General Stone urged practical education for undergraduates citing weak knowledge of social structure among graduates. He argued basic courses in economics and social science would prepare students for professional studies, asserting law is a form of social function rooted in economics.
Nebraska American Legion announces eligibility for ex service men who served sixty days or more in the World War. Claims vary with service length and include cash or certificates payable at death or in twenty years. Legion posts will distribute and assist with forms. non members should register promptly. Applications must be completed before a January deadline.
The University of Nebraska Agricultural College urges producers to sell or confine all male birds after June 15 to improve egg quality and prices. They note fertility reduces market egg value as keeping fertile eggs demands controlling temperature and feed use.
Mr and Mrs A W Carr and their son left Wednesday for their home in Baker Kansas after an extended visit with relatives and friends here.
Mr. Milton Shelly and sister Mrs. A. E. Kratz entertained at their home at a Sunday dinner. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Pimper and son Howard, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Carr and son Dean of Plymouth, Mrs. H. E. Ziegenbain and daughter Evelyn of Fairbury, and Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Carr and son Leslie of Baker Kansas.
The Rev. Eckels and family have moved into the NW house vacated by Rev. and Mrs. Rogers. Minnie and Julius Wittler shared Sunday dinner with the Eckels family.
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