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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1965
Page
2
J Armatys a Central City Attorney is appointed chairman of Law Day USA in Merrick County. The appointment was announced by William C Hastings of Lincoln the Nebraska State Bar Association committee chair for the event.
S. C. News notes multiple Sunday and weekday visits across Duncan Wolbach Columbus Grand Island Lincoln Shelby Stromsburg and Stromsburg areas. Families including the Ross Alexander Fuehrer Maurer Van Winkle and Wilcox groups attended meals funerals and weekend gatherings with relatives and friends.
E S DeSpain minister announces new members expected next Sunday. Fairview Ladies Aid hosts April 21 with Osceola and Silver Creek guests. Palm Sunday services at Fairview 9 30 morning worship and 10 30 Sunday School. First Methodist Church offers Sunday School 10 and Morning Worship 10 53.
The Junior Class of Silver Creek High School presented the three act play The Magic Touch to a crowd of over 300. Cast included Rita Bialas Greg Burger Diane Cannon Randy Chinn Don Cieloha Judy Cash Susan Gonsier Dennis Gray Darlene Hinkle Phyllis Jareske Jim Johnson Betty Keith Eugenia Kula Hubert Maring Mary Martin Janice Nyffeler Paul Powers Steve Powers Kathy Smith Don Urkoski Vanita Willits Evelyn Zywiec. Mrs Ever Stokes sponsored the play.
Local notes from Silver Creek recount visits and outings across Nebraska and nearby states. Families such as the Grossnicklauses, Petersons, Grahams, and Hendricksons attend gatherings, dinners, and birthday celebrations in Omaha, Albion, Grand Island, Lincoln, Wayne, York, and beyond. Several residents travel to Phoenix, Nogales, and Mexico for short trips, with repeat visits to relatives and friends influencing weekend routines.
A terse local notice lists a body and tender man involved with TONIGES CHEVROLET in Osceola Nebraska and hints at work or sale of services. It preserves the era’s terse business card style and names the shop and location.
Silver Creek raised 126.60 for the Red Cross with 49.00 from the business district 55.10 from residents and 22.50 from the country area. Local chairman Mrs. L T Van Winkle thanked contributors and canvassers Mrs Chapin Peterson Mrs Dan Siemek Mrs George White Mrs Fern Merrill Mrs Robert Smith and Louis Sock. She hosted a coffee Thursday to honor the workers.
Merrick County reports 75 percent of eligible Feed Grain farms, about 979, enrolled in the 1965 program. An anticipated 36,455 acres will be diverted from feed grain, with $534,642 paid as advance to producers. Average farm advance is around $580. Requests for acre-age premeasurements continued, with over 750 requests on hand and a goal to finish by May 1 with cooperative weather. Local notes mention farm visits and social visits across several residents.
Prairie Creek Extension club met with Helen Leith at the Mrs. Amelia Edmison home for a Sunday social with most members present and Easter lunch. The column lists numerous weekend and weekday visits among residents from Columbus Grand Island Clarks Fullerton Tulsa Rupert Osceola and Omaha, including Fritz Fuehrer and others. School notes cover Silver Creek 6th 5th 8th and 7th grades with birthdays projects elections and science experiments.
Greg Burger and Art Tooker of Silver Creek were among Nebraska's youth at the 4-H Junior Leaders' Conference held in the Youth Wing of the Nebraska Center on the Ag Campus in Lincoln. Greg organized the event and led a conference discussion while Saturday featured workshops.
Silver Creek locals reported Saturday evening celebrations at the D Beck home near Clarks honoring Mrs R Beck and Mr Milton Wilcox as Elaine Ostrander wed Lanny Rasmussen at Polk Methodist Church. They plan to reside at St Edward with several relatives visiting from nearby towns.
West Side residents report a series of supper and dinner visits among Sundberg, Carlson, Nyffeler, Gustafson, Brand, and Anderson families. Birthday greetings for Mrs Carl Sundberg and Mrs Beulah Gustafson featured, with multiple households hosting gatherings Friday through Sunday.
Tonniges Chevrolet invites customers to visit showroom as new car deliveries arrive. Offers details on latest models and incentives, urging buyers to explore inventory and shop today.
Mr and Mrs Mike Koziol welcome a daughter born March 29 at St Frances Hospital in Grand Island. Mrs Koziol is the daughter of Phil Socks.
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