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June 8, 1950
RANDOLPH — Five young Randolphans received degrees from the University of Nebraska Monday on the Lincoln campus.
Graduating were Robert C. Gibson, receiving a degree of bachelor of science in agriculture; Donald A. Nelson and Richard C. Nelson, receiving bachelor of science degrees in chemical engineering; Marvin R. Weber, receiving bachelor of science in education and certificate in physical education and athletics.
Miss Patricia Ann Peters and Jack Bacon were graduated from Creighton University on June 1. Miss Peters, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. G.E. Peters, received a Bachelor of Science degree from Creighton College. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. C.F. Bacon.
June 23, 1955
RANDOLPH - Jim Sauser has bought the Vernon Viergutz residence in the south part of town, and taken possession. The Sausers moved the latter part of the week to their new home.
Mr. and Mrs. Viergutz and family have moved to the former Mrs. E. B. Stewart residence which they recently bought.
June 23, 1955
RANDOLPH - Norbert Thelen is convalescing from the effects of a severe eye injury sustained while working on his car motor.
A piece of steel lodged in his eye and he underwent surgery in a Norfolk hospital for its removal. He returned home June 13 after nearly a week in the hospital.
June 23, 1955
LINCOLN - The northeast Nebraska experimental farm moved a step nearer realization last week with passage of the state budget by the unicameral.
Included in the budget for the University of Nebraska were sufficient funds for operation of the farm during the 1955-57 biennium. Friday, W. V. Lambert, dean of the university’s agricultural college called Albert Watson, Wayne to assure him that funds would be available to operate the farm.
Northeast Nebraska Experimental Farm association, under temporary chairmanship of Watson, is raising funds for purchase of a farm for an experiment station in northeast Nebraska.
Although purchased with private money, the farm will be operated by the university extension service.
Total collected so far is $34,082. Officers of the group feel the drive is at the half-way mark.
Resumption of the drive is set for July 15, when solicitors will again start calling on farmers, landowners and land management companies to sell $25 memberships in the association.
These memberships entitle the holder to a vote in the organization. Directors of the permanent group will be elected by holders of memberships. Each county will elect one director.
Site of the farm has not been selected. This choice will be made by elected directors after the drive ends.
June 23, 1955
OMAHA — Five Randolph women bowling in the Women’s International Bowling Congress tournament in Omaha last April placed in the competition and finished in the money.
The team, Frieda Broer, Ruby Munter, Varedo Huwaldt, Drea Chapman and Eleanor Pate, was one of 2684 teams competing, and Broer placed and finished in the money in the singles.
She was one of 7,576 individuals bowling in the singles.
The tournament began April 14, and continued until the middle of June. Next year, the international tournament will be in Florida.
