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to include poetry
Memorial services for John Neihardt, Nebraska's poet
laureate, will be 3 p.m. Sunday at St. Paul's Methodist
Church, 1 2th and M Sts.
Included in the service will be a tape recording of
Neihardt's poetry, including excerpts from "A Child's
Prayer," written for his two grandchildren, and "April
Theology." ,
The welcoming address will be given by Frank Forsburg.
Among the speakers will be Ron Hull, assistant general
manager in charge of programming at the Nebraska
Educational TV network.
The eulogy will be read by the Rev. Art Ernst of
Doniphan, a life-long friend of Neihardt, who was chosen to
read by Neihardt six year ago.
Another memorial service will be in January at the State
Capitol.
Any memorial contributions should be directed to the
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John Neihardt Foundation, Bancroft, ixieDrasKa douiw.
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