Julia Schubert of St. Paul, who died December 8, 2013, left $1.3 million to organizations, foundations, and churches in St. Paul and Palmer. Her will was dated May 15, 2003. The eight charities to which she left the $1.3 million are: Palmer Community Foundation, to administer the Palmer High School Alfred and Julia Schubert Scholarship; St. Paul Education Foundation, to administer the St. Paul High School Alfred and Julia Schubert Scholarship; St.

Saturday morning, the Loup River was rolling fast at our house. I don’t know how far it went, but Shawn saw a 500-gallon propane tank quickly float by. I don’t know who is missing it upstream. In March of 2019, the flow at St. Paul was at 37,900 cfs, Saturday morning it was 9,440. The North Loup River was also high at 5,980 cfs. The South Loup River was at 2,490. There had to be some big rains to bring that much water. As of Sunday morning, the water was dropping. The South Loup River was down to 1,770, the Middle Loup River was at 4,210, and the North Loup River was at 2,060 cfs.

Saturday morning. Greg and Vicki Keep went to the library in Grand Island where they spent time with their grandkids, Jace and Tucker Killinger and Ansley and Arya Exstrom of Kearney.

WAYNE STATE COLLEGE Wayne State College included 1,154 students on the dean’s list for exemplary academic achievement during the Spring 2024 semester. Students listed on the dean’s list are full-time undergraduate students who have achieved a GPA of 3.5 or above on a 4.0 scale for the semester.

Thank you to the Farwell, Boelus, and Dannebrog fire departments for coming to my aid on Thursday morning, June 13th. Special thanks to the floater operator who helped me out of the tractor and called my wife/family. The care I received at the Howard County Medical Center was very thorough and caring. Thanks also to John and Keaton for moving the rest of the bales off the field. Thank you Dan, Joseph, and Grandson Kyle for your help getting the tractor and bale carrier out of the creek bottom. With gratitude, Don Smydra

The family of Marge Wozniak would like to thank everyone for the prayers, cards, visits, and support during this difficult time. Thank you to Brookefield Park for the excellent care Mom received while she resided there. Also to Asera Care for the additional support and compassion. Thank you to Peters Funeral Home, Todd, and Riley; we appreciated your assistance and guidance. Special thanks to Father Vince and Deacon Neal for your words of comfort and the beautiful service. Everyone’s kindness will long be remembered. Karen, Mike, Annette and Roger, Lori, and families

Reminder: There will be card playing at the Elba Community Center on July 4th from 2:00 until 4:00 p.m. Following cards, there will be a hamburger feed, with fireworks at dark.