Elba News
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Darrin Ingerle of Grand Island was a weekend visitor of Allen and Edna Ingerle. Marvin and Betty Poss attended the baptism of Rylan Poss on Saturday evening at St.
Cotesfield News
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Friday evening, Dave and Barbara Tuma attended the Knights of Columbus Fish Fry in Loup City. They joined Don and Kathy Gorecki and Andrew of rural Farwell and Carol Murray and Alan Bendykowski of rural Arcadia.
MAKING A MURAL
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Nebraska Artist Hugo Zamorano made a visit to St. Paul Public Schools (SPPS) last week, where, over the course of four days, he taught students in Art Instructor Cathy Lemmerman’s Art 1–Art 4 classes the fundamentals of mural making and led them in the creation of a mural in a hallway in SPPS.
Van Horn once again brings science event to SPPS
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Science Discovery Day recently returned to St. Paul Elementary School—coming to the district for its second year in a row—thanks to community member and retired educator Theda Van Horn.
Social media reply draws internet’s ire
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“I can’t really talk about any of the specifics.” — Mayor Mike Feeken The City of St. Paul has reportedly enacted a “plan of discipline” for an employee of the St.
Centurions secure conference crown
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Centura High School’s fourteen-member speech team finished the LouPlatte Conference Speech Meet as conference champions last Wednesday, earning the LouPlatte’s team sweepstakes top prize for the third consecutive year.
LOCALS
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Joyce Berney hosted the Monday Nite Bridge this week with Rose Ann Bouchard winning high prize. Marilyn Paulman won second high, and Rogene Vopat received the traveling prize..
MEMORIALS
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Mike and Patti Applegate made a donation to the Wolbach cemetery fund..
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Taken from the files of The Wolbach Messenger Ten Years Ago, 2015 The Wolbach cemetery received thirty dollars for road repair from Mary Gail Barr in memory of Norman Bandt and John Berney. The Wolbach Park Fund received several donations in the amount of eighty dollars from friends and family in memory of John Berney.
Claim spurs discussion on city’s new subdivision
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The “possibility” of a business making the move to the City of St. Paul and establishing itself in the Middle Loup River Subdivision under development on the southeast side of the municipality had spurred city leaders to order a necessary piece of equipment to accommodate the business’s energy needs.