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July 26, 2012
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Happy 94th Birthday
Ida Wewel!
Thank You for your 68 years
of service to St. Boniface
The picture to the right is Ida Wewel. The one below is Frank Murphy, Ida, Connie
Murphy. Both Frank and Connie were students of Ida’s.
Pray for the safety of all the
firefighters, helpers and everyone
affected by the fires in
Northern Nebraska
THANK YOU!!!
Picture courtesy of Laurie Olson
July 26, 2012
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What’s Happening This Week
At Atkinson/Stuart Country Club
Clubhouse open everyday!
Friday Night League--4:00pm
Steaks, serving off menu 7:00pm to 9:00pm
Saturday 7-28
Shower 2:00pm to 4:00pm--Dining Room
Monday
7-30
Women's League--4:00pm
Wednesday 8-1
Wednesday Night League--4:00pm
7:00pm to 9:00pm--Steaks, serving off menu
Complete Calendar visit our Web Site www.atkinsonstuartcountryclub.com
Friday
7-27
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Avera St. Anthony’s
Hospital Report
Admissions
July 10 Stephen Bird, Spencer
Robert Reiser, O'Neill
Robert Schwager, Orchard
July 11 Heather Basbuzke, O'Neill
Norman Janssen, Spencer
Kenneth Masters, O'Neill
July 13 Mrs. Brent Luber, Butte
Edna Moody, O'Neill
Delaine Pfaff, Fairfax, SD
Mrs. Josh Reagan,
Ainsworth
July 14 Vernon Passieux, O'Neill
Rita Stevenson, O'Neill
July 15 Agnes Frahm, Chamers
Dismissals
July 10 Edgar Boyle, O'Neill
Darlene Green Ewing
Gerald Lamason, Page
July 11 Arthur Frasch, Butte
Kenneth Masters, O'Neill
Robert Reiser, O'Neill
July 12 Stephen Bird, Spencer
Elizabeth Carlson, Spencer
July 13 Heather Babutzke &
Daughter, Butte
Gaylon Ernst, Bartlett
July 14 Mrs. Brent Luber &
Daughter, Butte
July 15 Mrs. Josh Reagan & Son,
Ainsworth
July 16 Norman Janssen, Spencer
Elmer Kaczor, Spencer
Births
Card of Thanks
The Stuart High School Volleyball Team would like to thank everyone that played in the Adult Sand
Volleyball Tournament on June 30th.
Every year the team puts on a fundraiser to help with the cost of team
camps and clinics. We really appreciate your support! A big thank you
to Stracke’s Grill & Bar for sponsoring the tournament and donating the
T-Shirts. Also a big thank you to
Gary and Mardell Stoltenberg, Scott
Kunz, and Jerry Fahrenholz for all
their time helping with the sand volleyball courts. Thanks again!!!
Card of Thanks
Thank you everyone who remembered me with cards, gifts and
good wishes on my Birthday.
Kay Hamik
Card of Thanks
Thank you to all my friends and
neighbors for making my 80th Birthday party a memorable one.
Rollie Kunz
Card of Thanks
Thank you to everyone for the
birthday and get well cards. It is
greatly appreciated.
Mark Kaup
Born to Heather Babutzke of
O'Neill, a baby girl on 7-11-12, weighing 7lbs., 8oz. and has been named
Autumn Marissa Anderson.
Born to Mr. & Mrs. Brent Luber of
Butte, a baby girl on 7-13-12, weighing 6lbs., 15½oz. and has been
named Callie Harper.
Born to Mr. & Mrs. Josh Reagan of
Ainsworth, a baby boy on 7-13-12,
weighing 7lbs., 7¼oz. and has been
named Silas Michael Wayne.
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Tuesday-11-6PM
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VILLAGE BOARD
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Those desiring to file for
the Village Board of Trustees may do so at the Village
Clerk’s office or at the Holt
County Clerk’s Office.
Deadline for incumbents to
file is July 16, 2012 at 4:30
pm and August 1, 2012 at
4:30 pm for non-incumbents.
An incumbent is anyone
serving in an office, even if
they are filing for an office
other than the one in which
they are presently serving.
Landfill Hours
Tuesday—4PM-8PM
Thursday—4 PM-8 PM
Saturday—4 PM—8 PM
Sunday—2 PM—6 PM
Stuart
Stock Car Races
60th Consecutive Year
Stuart Park—Stuart, Nebraska
July 29, 2012
Sponsored by
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Stuart Locker & Livestock
7:00PM
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Notice
The Newport Village Board is now accepting
bids for repairs to the Newport Village Shop. All interest parties may contact Ernie Van Horn (800-9252997) to inquire about the repairs need.
All bids must be submitted to : Village of Newport, 301 Second Street, Newport, NE 68759. The
Village Board has the right to accept or reject any or
all bids.
KRISTINE A CORNELL
Village Clerk
Kaup Family Reunion
Aug 3-4-5
Aloys and Bertha Kaup Clan will be having their
family reunion Aug 3-4-5 in Stuart, Ne. at the St
Boniface Church basement. The KC's will be having their Pancake feed the morning of Aug 5th which
is open to the public,before,during and after the 9:00
Mass, so come down and visit, see old friends and
reminisce with the Kaup family.
Hope to see you there!!!!!!
Congratulations on
60 years of Marriage !!
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always leave it at the city office. Thank
you in your cooperation.
Thank you.—Doreen Fessler
Stuart Township Library
Happy Birthday
Monday-2:00 PM. - 5:30 PM
Wednesday-2:00 PM - 5:30 PM
Friday.-11:00 AM– 5:30 PM
July 27
Terri Wewel
Doug Steinhauser
Shane Prill
Lorraine Wallinger
July 29
Greg Addison
Clayton Kaup
Savannah Hytrek
July 30
Joan Murphy
July 31
Carolyn Fuelberth
Cole Moon
Earl Adams
August 1
Dan Schneider
Matt Riha
Dan Riha
Archaeology Meeting In Aurora
The Nebraska Archaeological Society (NAS) will hold a quarterly meeting on
Saturday, August 4, 2012 at 1:30 PM at the Alice M. Farr Library, in Aurora Nebraska. The Alice M. Farr Library is located at 1603 L Street in Aurora. All meetings
of the NAS are open to the general public and everyone interested in archaeology is
encouraged to attend. This is a great opportunity to bring in that “arrowhead” you
found last summer or “the what is it?” found down by the creek, for possible identification by members of the society.
The guest speaker, Ms. Kelli Bacon, a Preservation Archivist, will give a presentation on the excavation that occurred earlier this summer at Fort Robinson. The
Nebraska State Historical Society led an excavation of Building Number 14, which
was an adobe officers’ quarters. This was done in response to a Nebraska Game &
Parks Commission plan to reconstruct the building. Kelli was part of the excavating
team and will share some exciting information regarding this excavation.
The NAS has members from all areas of Nebraska and several surrounding
states and welcomes all interested persons to attend this meeting and special program.
The Nebraska Archaeological Society endeavors to develop and maintain a better understanding among students and collectors of archaeological material, and
professional archaeologists, as well as museums and institutions of learning. More
information on the Nebraska Archaeological Society can be found on their web site:
http://web.nas.googlepages.com/
The Nebraska Archaeological Society is a member of the Central States Archaeological Society and further information is available at their web site: http://
www.csasi.org/index.htm
For more information, please contact Jerry & Nancy Carlson at
[email protected] (402-993-6055) or Kevin Hammond at 402- 423-5700 or
[email protected].
Happy Anniversary
July 28
Steve & Lorraine Walinger
July 30
Brock & Jennifer McGee
August 1
Leon & Dorothy Kramer
News from stuart’s ChurChes
Abundant Grace
Assembly of God
7 miles East of Stuart on Hwy 20
Wednesday
Adult Bible Study & Girls Club
(ages 3-8) @ 6:30 pm
Sunday
Sunday School—9:45 am
Morning Worship Service—10:45 am
Children's church—11:15 am
St. Boniface
Catholic Church
Stuart Community
Church
Mass Time
Sunday Morning Services
9:30AM
Saturday, July 28—7:00PM
Sunday, July 29—10:30AM
Office Open-8AM-4PM-Tues. & Wed.
Confessions for St. Boniface will be after the
11:15 Masses on Tues., Wed., & Thurs. or by appt.
Announcements
July 26-Ladies Guild @ Parkside 1:30PM
Announcements
Pastor Wayne Owens will be in
Stuart on Tuesday’s. 924-3375 is
the Church number or you may call
him at home at 925-2250.
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Parkside Manor News
July 16-21, 2012
Monday morning the cooking
group met and baked up a batch of
muffins. The residents enjoy this and
it is also a good time to get in some
visiting. The muffins were served for
social hour later in the day. A few people were working puzzles this morning,
while others watched a train video. In
the afternoon, the reading group heard
a few more chapters from the “Little
House” book.
Agnes Krobot prayed the Rosary
with the residents Tuesday morning.
The other people listened to a couple
of readings from a daily devotional
book and the “Guideposts” magazine.
Exercise was done in the living room.
It has been so unbearably hot that we
haven’t been outside a lot, but right
after lunch a group decided they
wanted to go out for awhile just to get
some fresh air. The Stuart American
Legion Auxiliary hosted Bingo later in
the afternoon. The helpers who were
here were Fern Seger, Judy Schmitz,
Mary Krysl, Kennison and Jett Kunz,
and Shelbie Hansen. After Bingo, the
residents sat in the living room to listen
to Marjorie Bussinger play the piano
and sing.
Wednesday morning Resident
Council was held. This is a great time
to discuss any problems, or questions
that the residents have. They also
chose the Meal of the Month for August, this time their choice was a Taco
Bar. Judy was busy in the beauty
shop today. They worked on puzzles
again and played a couple of games of
cards in the afternoon. After social
hour, the regular Wednesday movie
was shown in the living room. The
folks also like to watch the polkas on
RFD on Wednesday nights.
Thursday morning Amber went
from room to room and had l:l visits
with most of the residents. They
always find interesting things to talk
about. A handwriting exercise was
also done this morning. Diana was
doing hairstyles in the beauty shop
today. A lively game of horseshoes
was played in the living room right
before lunch where it is always fun to
see who can make a ringer. In the
afternoon, a group of ladies attended
the Red Hat meeting in the Assisted
Living with Helen Kunz and Margaret
Trujillo as the hostesses. The Red
Hat meetings are a very popular activity with the women. A great crowd
of friends and family was on hand for
Thirsty Thursday today. We are always so happy to see the folks who
come in to share this time with our
residents.
Pastor and Mrs. Terry Otto from
the Methodist Church in Atkinson
were here to lead the weekly Protestant church service Friday morning.
Mrs. Otto played the organ for the
hymns that were sung. Most of the
ladies had their nails freshly polished
today, and this is also a good time
for l:l visits. Several folks enjoyed
Wii bowling this morning, while another group snapped beans from the
garden. Father Luke Steffes was
here to celebrate Mass with the residents and people from the community. An ice cream social was held
after Mass. Everyone was happy to
see Frank Murphy when he came to
entertain everyone at 4:00 p.m. We
all enjoy listening to Frank.
Amber read the local papers to
the residents Saturday. We always
like to keep up with the latest news.
She was also the hostess for the
Saturday social hour. A group of
residents went outside to shuck a
batch of sweet corn. We are starting
to get some fresh garden produce in
and we are all very happy about this.
Again, we were happy to listen to
Marjorie play the piano today.
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PARKSIDE MANOR
MENU
July 30-August 3, 2012
Monday
Beef Brisket on a Bun, Baked
Beans, Cucumber Salad,
Fresh Grapes
Tuesday
Chicken Fried Steak, Mashed
Potatoes, Gravy, Broccoli, Dinner Roll, Apple Cobbler
Wednesday
Ham Loaf, Cinnamon Sweet
Potatoes, Green and Gold
Beans, Bread, Mandarin
Oranges
Thursday
Hot Turkey Sandwich,
Mashed Potatoes, Gravy,
Carrots, Caramel Sundae
Friday
Hamburger on a Bun, Tater
Tots, Tomato, Onion, Pickles,
Mustard, Ketchup, Brownie
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924-3611
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Stuart
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924-3301
Store Hours
Monday-Saturday
8:00AM-6:00PM
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DELORES MAE SEGER
August 12, 1931 ~ July 14, 2012
DeLores Mae (Karo)
Seger, age 80, a long time
Milaca, MN resident passed
from this life to eternal life on
Saturday, July 14, 2012 at
Mercy Hospital in Coon Rapids surrounded by her loved
ones.
DeLores was born on
August 12, 1931 on the family ranch near Stuart, NE to
Max and Marie (Skrdla)
Karo. She attended country
school and then went on to
high school in Stuart from
where she graduated with the Class
of 1949. As a young woman,
DeLores taught country school in
Holt County, NE for three years. She
was united in marriage to James V.
Seger on June 4, 1951 at St. John’s
Lutheran Church in Atkinson, NE.
This union was blessed with four
children: Mike, Ron, Cathy and
Julee. DeLores devoted herself to
making a warm and loving home for
her family. She was a wonderful
cook and baker who will long be remembered for her homemade
chicken and noodles over mashed
potatoes, potato salad and caramel
rolls. DeLores was known for being a
hard worker, farming alongside her
husband on their ranch in Nebraska.
In 1965, they purchased a farm near
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Milaca, MN where she
continued to help her
husband. She was a
faithful member of the
Trinity Lutheran
Church in Milaca
where she was active
in various ministries
and served as a Sunday school teacher for
many years. Her faith
was a vibrant and important part of her life.
She had been involved
with the Via de Cristo
renewal weekends and served as a
short-term missionary to Guatemala
in 2001. In the past 12 years,
DeLores peeled tens of thousands of
apples to make pies which were sold
to support the church work in Guatemala and encouraged her family and
friends to contribute to the ministry
as well. In addition to her work with
the church, DeLores was active with
the Hansen-Hayes American Legion
Post #178 Auxiliary, serving as a
president and helping to coordinate
the annual blood drive. Despite her
busy schedule, DeLores made her
family and friends a priority. She was
always up for a game of cards or a
round of bingo and patiently taught
each of her grandchildren and greatgrandchildren how to play her favorite games. Not only was DeLores
adored by her 12 grandchildren, but
she also became “Grandma” to the
many children she provided daycare
for and to her grandchildren’s sports
teams. Above all, DeLores will be
cherished as a wife, mother, grandmother and great-grandmother who
left her loving fingerprints eternally
on the lives and hearts of each of her
loved ones who live on as her greatest legacy.
She will be lovingly remembered
by her husband of 61 years, James
of Milaca; her four children: Michael
(Bree) Seger of Wabasha, MN, Ron
(Deb) Seger of Prior Lake, MN,
Cathy (Tim) Pearson of Park Rapids,
MN and Julee (Don) Moorlag of Milaca, MN; 12 beloved grandchildren
and 9 great-grandchildren with two
more arriving soon; her brother Max
“Junior” (Luella) Karo of Stuart, NE;
as well as many nieces, nephews,
other relatives and friends.
DeLores was preceded in death
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Deloris Seger Obit
(Continued from page 6)
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by her parents; a brother,
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Jackie, who died in in2
Fischer,
Held
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fancy; her much loved
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Rossman,
Elm,
Wolf,
Siebert
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sister, Dorothy Farr, and
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her nephew, Jack Farr.
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Funeral services will 3 Estill, Cadwallader, Vogel
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be held 11AM Saturday, 6 Hooey, Hansen, Luther
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Kerkman,
Gibbens,
Corkle,
Poessnecker
11
July 21, 2012 at the Trin5
Olberding,
Herrington,
Vrooman
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ity Lutheran Church in
13
Batenhorst,
Krieger
11
Milaca with the Rev.
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Beck,
Whiting
10
Timothy Bauer officiating.
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Norton,
K.
Schaaf
10
The organist will be
8
Linda Skinner. Vocalists 14 Poessnecker, Ketteler
16 Poessnecker, Pringer
8
will include, friend, Bar9 Frickel, Coburn
8
bara Millam who will
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Fox,
Tobin
6
sing, “Come to Jesus”
4
Schrunk,
Roberts,
Seger,
Osborne
6
and granddaughter, Leah
8
Theisen,
Braun
4
Pearson who will sing, “I
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Olson,
McGrath
3
Can Only Imagine”. The
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Kunz,
Butterfield,
Myers
2
casket bearers will be
her grandsons: J.D.
Seger, Joshua Pearson, Willie
Seger, Jonathan Moorlag, Caleb
Pearson, Jonah Pearson and Dylan
Moorlag. The honorary casket bearers will be her granddaughters:
Caley Philipps, Hannah Kopkie, Veronica Hill, Leah Pearson and Jackelyn Bekius. Interment will be made in
the Forest Hill Cemetery of Milaca.
Visitation will be held from 5 to 8 PM
Friday, July 20th at the Trinity Lutheran Church in Milaca and for one
hour prior to the service on Saturday.
Following the service a luncheon will
be hosted by the Trinity Lutheran
Church. To leave on line condoAntifreeze Bulk
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In lieu of flowers, the family has
WHAT YOU WANT
requested that memorials be directed
WE HAVE OR CAN GET!!
to the "Guatemala Action Project" (or
G.A.P.), which was very dear to her
heart.
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Atkinson Good Samaritan
Society/Prairie Winds News
July 15-July 21, 2012
The Good Samaritan Society in Atkinson had another good
week. Sunday morning Pastor Ila and Ann were here to hold
the Protestant Church Services in the Chapel. Catholic Communion was held as well. The residents enjoy Sunday afternoons at the Sundae Social, which is open to the public.
Monday started off with Coed Exercises and a Spelling Bee
following. Jean always has a good crowd come and join her for
Bible Study at 11:00 a.m. We were happy to have the Presbyterian Ladies entertain us with music during Happy Hour, as the
The Good Samaritan Society residents enjoyed ice
residents enjoyed refreshments. The Balloons activity at 4:30
cream
at R.F. Goeke’s in Atkinson.
p.m. is a great time for exercise and fun.
The Resident Council meeting was held Tuesday morning.
This is a great time for the residents to voice any concerns or ideas they may
p
have. They decided on the Meal of the Month for August, which will be a
Sho
Cream Can Meal. At 2:30 p.m. we had Bingo with volunteers, which is a great
time for the residents to get out and enjoy each others company.
Pastor Owens held the Church Services Wednesday at 10:00 a.m. We
Located 1 mile northwest of Stuart
are grateful to have him come and offer his time to the facility. The residents
had Crafts in the afternoon where they made a beautiful tie blanket. In the
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ment for us while the residents were treated to ice cream. That afternoon we
Gary Stoltenberg, Owner
had Manicures. This is a popular time for the ladies to come out and get their
nails done and socialize with each other.
Friday morning Father Luke held Mass at 10:00 a.m. The Kitchen Crew
was great help to the Dietary Staff by helping them peel potatoes and slice up
some cantaloupe. We had the pleasure of having the St. John’s vacation Bible School kids come to perform for us. It is always fun to have the children
around and all their energy! During Baking they made “Drop Cookies” that
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were rolled in powdered sugar. The residents enjoyed a movie Friday eveSun-Thurs—8AM - 8:30PM
ning, which is always a treat for them.
Fri.& Sat—8AM - 9:30PM
A special thanks to R.F. Goeke’s for having the residents down for ice
Friday
Night Special
cream, it was delicious and a great time for everyone! A big thank you to the
Stir Fry
classic car owner’s who took time to cruise around for the residents to take
pleasure in the cars as well.
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July 27, 2012
West Holt
Pharmacy
With Potato, Soup & Salad Bar
Atkinson, NE
Stop in today for all your
over the counter and
prescription needs
Use the
Drive Thru Window!
Order refills online- ask
Pharmacy for more information
Mon. - Fri.
9:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Sat 9AM-1PM
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Tue-Fri—7:30AM-7:00PM
Saturday 7:30AM-7:00PM
Sunday 7:30AM-1:00PM
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Dedication To Our Service Members
Please send cards and letters. They will enjoy hearing from you.
Service Members Overseas
Hickman, Lynetta L.
MACS-4, ATC, DETA, Unit 37215
FPO AP 96603-7215
Marine Lance Corporal is a
niece of Glen Revelle
Stationed at Okinawa until July
Sgt. Markvicka, Casey L.
A. Co. 7-101st
TF LIFT
APO AE 09355
Son-in-Law of Rose Barritt
and the late Dan Barritt
Lena M. Shearer
2060 Santa Clara Ave, Apt. E
Alameda, CA 94501
Lena is the daughter of Don Shearer
A2C Revelle, Arik A.
18101 E. Steamboat Ave #186
Aurora, CO 80011
Nephew of Glen Revelle
Stationed at Buckley Air Force Base
SSgt. Terrance Kaup
1291 Hammerstone, Dr
Idaho Falls, ID 83401
S. Sgt. Anthony Shearer
361 Shawnee Ln
Superior, CO 80027
Kurtis Campbell
6024 95th PL N.E.
Marysville, WA 98270
LCPL Benjamin Cobb
VA Medical Center
ID-TR
One Veterans Drive
Minneapolis, MN 55417
Attention!—Anyone with family members in the service please send their address to The Wrangler.
Cards and letters from their community and family will cheer them up in this hard time away from home
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Friedel, D. Schaaf, T. Schaaf
Kubik, Hamik, Abner
Schroeder, Heller
Lieswald, Cleary
Brewster, Brewster, Hansen, Atkinson
Hale, McAllister, Neptune
Madsen, Snover, Johnson
Kunz, C. Stoltenberg, Kunz, Miksch
D. Myers, Smith, Schmaderer, Brewster
J. Myers, K. Myers, Tielke
Wednesday Night
Schaaf, Kramer, Hytrek
Wolf, Gentele, B. Gokie, Rossman
Stracke, Kunz, Miller
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Milaca, MN 56353
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Cell: (402) 340-2990
Email: [email protected]
P.O. Box 111
Ainsworth, NE 69210
Office (402) 387-1114
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