BOARD MEETING TONIGHT (WEDNESDAY)
11-11-2020
7:30 p.m. in the Village Library
When I was a kid in the Army for 3 1/2 years I served with some great young men from across our nation. Young Native American, Asian American, African American, Cuban American, Italian American, German American and American men from every walk of life. We all came together to serve as Americans. They were amazing kids with wonderful stories. You may not be able to tell but this was a transformative experience for this farm boy. Oddly enough I didn't know and didn't care about their political affiliation if they had one. The military had a way of educating and socializing individuals into being valuable members of something much greater than we could have become on our own. I owe a lot to my Uncle Sam. I think we all could use a little boot camp right now. God Bless Veterans and God Bless the USA. From Cub Reporter Bob Wilhelm.
Bob's Boot Camp Class
The top subject of conversation continues to be who has Covid-19. Get well wishes and prayers to everyone.
We believe the railroad bridges west and east of town are basically complete. Remember those trains start running in January!
Thank you to Marie DeRoe for donating a record book from the early 1900's to our Resource Room.
Betty Tacket Abel reports the book she wrote about her Dad, Darold Tackett, and his military service, has been accepted into the Library of Congress. We will have a copy in the Veterans Room soon.
According to the Village Dog Ordinance, when your dog leaves your property it should be on a leash. If you walk it or let it run in the playground area of the Community Center or at the Park, it is YOUR responsibility to clean up the poop. Please consider others who use these facilities. Thank you in advance.
BIRTHDAYS & ANNIVERSARIES
11-11 Glen Isaacs, Gerry & Cherie Davis
11-14 Dale Isaacs, Madison Hillman
11-15 Linda Juilfs, Brody Hitzemann
11-16 Marvin Lucas, Christina Long
11-17 Darren Donovan
NEWS FROM 100 YEARS AGO
Friday, 11-12-1920, The Otoe Union:
"Mr. Coy Stoner, who is the basketball manager, is out gunning for games." Charles and Lucille (Yeigh) Van Fleet had a baby girl. Belva Butler was the "telephone girl."
NEWS FROM OUR NEIGHBORS
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The Cornhusker Country Music Theater is gradually getting a NEW LOOK!
As of now, the top front is still old barn board, but there is a new, white metal awning where the old shake shingles used to be and below that, new, Cornhusker red, metal siding. Little by little, the whole front will have a new, fresher look.
The CCMT is a nonprofit organization that operates solely on the tax-deductible donations of generous donors.
Admission to all of our live, family-friendly shows is only $4 for all those over 13 and FREE to those younger.
We have a small dance floor and encourage you to bring your friends and loved ones to join us for a good, clean, old-fashioned musical experience.
Call for more information, 800-487-8797, ext 211 or email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..
We're located at 211 Main Street, Louisville, NE.
UPCOMING EVENTS:
Sunday, November 15, 2 p.m. "Rayne McGill & Plum Tuckered"
Sunday, November 29, 2 p.m. "Warren Brewer & Stink Bait"
NEBRASKA FOOTBALL 2020
10-24 AT Ohio State Lost 52 - 17
10-31 Wisconsin Game Cancelled
11-7 AT Northwestern Lost 21-13
11-14 Penn State
11-21 Illinois
11-27 AT Iowa
12-5 AT Purdue
12-12 Minnesota
12-19 Big 10 Championship
