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P.E.O. Chapter J held their regular business meeting at the home of Connie Porter on July 8. Following the regular meeting, hostess Connie served a variety of low carb foods and gave a synopsis of how diet can be used to lower the A1C of those with diabetic and pre-diabetic conditions. She also provided a sample test for members to guess which foods had the higher carbohydrate content. There were no high scorers on the test and all were astounded to learn the high carb content of many foods they considered to be healthy choices. In addition,...
Glenwood has completed the acquision of Superior iNET. This strategic purchase includes the fiber optic communities of Sutton and Glenvil along with wireless broadband consumers throughout southeast Nebraska. Existing customers will maintain their regular operations for the time being, while Glenwood evaluates and prepares for any potential upcoming adjustments. “Glenwood is dedicated to leading-edge technology and staff that are truly committed to our clients; we look forward to extending service to these new customers. The Superior iNET i...
New Nelson Legion Auxiliary officers: Stephanie Thayer, vice-president; Betty McCutchan, president; Carol Eckles, secretary; Teresa Walton, Chaplain and not pictured; Betty Sauce, treasurer. District 10 American Legion Auxiliary hosts bingo and ice cream social at Central Nebraska Veterans Home. Don Nelson, past commander, served as caller and Nelson ALA members Teresa Walton and DeAnna Tuttle were volunteers....
The Lawrence Nelson Volleyball team held their little Raiders volleyball camp July 14 & 15. Several enthusiastic girls took part in the camp and had a great time learning about volleyball....
Jakki and Rixten Drohman, Oak, and Chizum Wehrman, Nelson, were a few of those who enjoyed movie night at the library on Saturday evening. It was the second outdoor movie shown for the season and nearly 20 people came to view Godzilla x Kong The New Empire. Mary Statz, librarian, and Dawn Shaw made cookies, root beer floats and popcorn for watchers to enjoy for a free will donation....
St. Paul Lutheran Church at Byron Nebraska has made a significant improvement to their cemetery at the edge of town. A new black decorative fence has been erected surrounding the grave site. It will help control unwanted matter to accumulate on the graves and gives the cemetery a fresh clean look. St. Paul Lutheran is part of Tri-Saints Lutheran Parish which serves three churches in Byron and Hardy....
Richard Lynn Corman was born Oct. 18, 1948, in Davenport, Nebraska to Vernon and Betty (Anderson) Corman, the first of four children. He died Friday, July 12, 2024, at Mary Lanning Hospital in Hastings, Nebraska, at the age of 75. He battled Parkinson's disease for at least 10 years. As a youth, Richard enjoyed working with horses and cattle on the family farm and participating in 4-H activities. He was confirmed at Christ's Lutheran Church in Davenport and participated in Luther League youth...
Quentin Junior Leece, son of Quentin and Shirley J. (Heldt) Leece, was born on Sept. 14, 1941, in Superior, Nebraska. He died on July 13, 2024, at the age of 82. He attended Lovewell High School and dedicated his entire career to construction, a field in which he found both fulfillment and success. After retiring, he and his wife, Patricia, ran a hobby dog kennel raising many different breeds. Quentin was preceded in death by his parents, Quentin and Shirley J. (Heldt) Leece, and his brother,...
Chuck Vaupel, 96, of Superior, died Saturday. Services are pending at this time at Megrue-Price Funeral Home....
Marvin Lewis, 92, of Lincoln, Nebraska formerly Ruskin, died Jan. 22, 2024, at Lincoln. A graveside service will be held at 11 a.m., Saturday, July 27, at the Spring Creek Cemetery, Ruskin, Nebraska. Megrue-Price Funeral Home, Superior, is in charge of arrangements....
