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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1961

Page

5

New Books at City Library Featured In 1940s List

A library acquisitions note lists fiction titles such as Fate Is The Hunter and Epidemic along with nonfiction works like All About Satellites and Space Ships. Donors Mrs Roy Horst Bob Campbell and others contributed several books including The Listener and The Brave Riders.

Rikhoff Dietz Campbell Foster End Farm Jane Pat Boone Shannon Ofton Shepherd the Singing Bells Coleman Turngren Roy Horst Bob Campbell The Brave Riders Balch Corporation Gaskin the Lost Traveler Hasty Bugle Schmidt Olivier

National Library Week Observance Highlighted

National Library Week runs April 16 to 22 with sponsorship from the National Book Committee and the American Library Association. The Osceola Library displays new books and offers free library use to city residents, with a small fee for non residents.

National Book Committee American Library Association America Osceola

Galeton visitor relatives with Hewitt family

Mrs. Eugene White and her son Benny from Galeton Colorado are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Philo Hewitt for the week. Mrs. White is a cousin of Mrs. Hewitt.

Eugene White Benny Galeton Colorado Philo Hewitt Mrs. White Hewitt

Top Notchers Group B 4-H Meets for Demonstration

The Top Notchers Group B 4-H Club met at Loren Peterson's home on April 6. Members received safety books and planned 4-H Sun on May 7. Douglas Jones demonstrated calf tying and halter methods. The next meeting is at Arette Johnson's home on May 4 with lunch by Mrs. Peterson.

Loren Peterson Douglas Jones Arette Johnson

Goldenrods Hold Meeting At Joe Fjell Home

The Goldenrods met at Joe Fjell's home on April 6 after school. Roll call noted by middle name. A skating party was discussed and the group planned future activities with April Kathleen Barry, a news reporter.

Goldenrods Joe Fjell Kathleen Barry

Thelma Allinder Honored For Idaho Poem In Guild Contest

Thelma Allinder earned honorable mention for a Shakespearean sonnet titled The Gem of the Mountains in an Idaho poetry contest run by The Guild. The poem, first published in The Guild, will join Idaho poems in a territorial centennial anthology for 1963. Allinder also placed in Explorer for Christmas Thoughts.

Thelma Allinder Idaho GUILD Explorer

Cheerful Helpers Club Plans Sing for 4-H Sunday

The Cheerful Helpers met at Kathy McVeigh's home on April 7 at 4 00. Two new members Ruth Ann Majors and Ann Wobig joined and projects were discussed. The next meeting is April 28 at Jane Ann Rupe's home with Kathy Hewitt reporting.

Kathy McVeigh Ruth Ann Majors Ann Wobig Jane Ann Rupe Kathy Hewitt

Weekend visitors share Easter with area families

Orville Fox and Joe Geyer of Hill City Kansas visited patient Guy Fox at Annie Jeffrey Memorial Hospital over the weekend and called on other relatives. Mr and Mrs Ralph Gillet and family Mr and Mrs Virgil Rosenberry and family of Rising City and Mr and Mrs Armand Schmoker and sons joined belated Easter dinner with their parents Mr and Mrs Albert Schmoker.

Orville Fox Joe Geyer Hill City Kansas Guy Fox Annie Jeffrey Memorial Hospital Ralph Gillet Virgil Rosenberry Rising City Armand Schmoker Albert Schmoker Lawrence Meister A.C. Schott Don’ Sterup Francis Urban Leo Albers Eugene Sterup Burdette Flodman Polk Darrel Shostrom Fred Husak Danny York Joe Schott Jack Ann Marie Schott Columbus St. Anthony’s Hospital School of Nursing Loretto Heights Denver Colorado Ann Joseph Schott Eugene Johansen Bradley Bud Wieseman Larry Rex Wieseman Gregg Arthur Johansen Stanley Oquist Stevie John Anderson D. W. Adair South Florida Texas Nebraska Lillie Johnson Vernelle Carlson Calmar Dunn Irene Meacham Geo. Heinemeyer Geo. Buchta E. D. Schnasse Greg Wakefied John Anerson Herman Ernst Carol Keith Island Community Club Geo. Tiaden Leroy Brown Julius Haberman Gresham Glen Hendrickson Paul Meister Marlin Johnson Warnsa Nebr Si Cook Sam Clarks Dick Wateren Jane Linenn Ray Wateren Martha Waleren Carn Pehrson Fritz Fneels Clarke Rich School Ansel Pehrson Daugters Lennard Wieseman Paul Gacsman York City Polk County Dennis Jones Lincoln Wesley Jones Oscar Jones Irvin Jones Clarence_ Burke Minnesapolis Minnesota Douglas Bergren Bergren Jeffrey Fred Allen Humboldt Clarkson Memorial Hospital Omaha Billy Susan Schmoker Tom Schmoker Allegra Johnson Albert Swanson Stromsburg Joe Remes Milan Snodgrass Milan Flossie Deeds Rock Miller Wiliam Campain Wren Sherwood Martin Jones Ronald Beebe Victor Sterup Don Sterup Darla

Dannelly Family Purchases Purebred Jersey Calf for 4-H

Charles E Dannelly and family of Silver Creek buy Pixie's Sue Elaine a purebred Jersey heifer calf. Sired by Pixie's Tristram Noble and out of Victory Sue Shirley, the calf will be Kathy Dannelly's 4-H project. Transfer recorded by the American Jersey Cattle Club of Columbus, Ohio. Clear Creek 4-H Club members include the Dannelly children and Atkinson brothers. Ted Cannon leads.

Charles E. Dannelly Silver Creek Pixie Sue Elaine Tristram Noble Sue Shirley Darrell D. Atkinson Atkinson Brothers Clear Creek Polk County Ted Cannon

Daisy Dairy 4-H Club Meeting at Lewis Dunn Home

The Daisy Dairy 4-H Club met at Lewis Dunn's home to discuss Ap cattle productions in the Hawaiian Islands and compare water capacity of animals. Lunch was served by Mrs Dunn. Reporter Dennis Jones.

Daisy Dairy 4-H Club Lewis Dunn Hawaiian Islands Dennis Jonés

Outstanding Holstein Cow Sets Production Record in Nebraska

Arborland Insignia Molly 4671968 owned by Paul C. Swanson of Stromsburg produced 13,723 lbs of milk and 507 lbs of butterfat in 309 days on a twice daily milking as a 3 year old. University of Nebraska supervised the weighing and testing as part of national Holstein programs in over 2,800 participating herds.

Holstein-Friesian Association of America Arborland Insignia Molly Paul C. Swanson Stromsburg University of Nebraska National Holstein Organization

Merry Mixers 4-H Club Demonstrations on Table Setting

At the Merry Mixers 4-H Club meeting on March 31 at April Walgren home, Lonna Jones Ly nell e Fredrickson Shelley Johnson and Susan Peterson demonstrated table setting and judged the proper arrangement. The session included singing, games, and lunch served by April Walgren’s mother. Reporter Debrah Johnson.

Lonna Jones Lynelle Fredrickson Shelley Johnson Susan Peterson Merry Mixers 4-H Club April Walgren April Debrah Johnson

Visits Shared By Distant Friends At Weekend Gatherings

Mr and Mrs Rolland Ekstrom and family joined by Mr and Mrs Vance Teegerstrom and family hosted visitors in Stromsburg on Thursday evening. Asa Smith and daughter Lynda of Pacific Junction Iowa spent the weekend with Ansel Pehrson and daughters. Lena Draeger of Albion and Mary Blecker of Col.

Rolland Ekstrom Vance Teegerstrom Stromsburg Asa Smith Lynda Pacific Junction Iowa Ansel Pehrson Lena Draeger Albion Mary Blecker Col Joe Schott Raymond Schott Leroy Brown Julius Haberman Gresham Leonard Wieseman Norman Michener Columbus Dennis Jones Burdette Jones Lincoln Oscar Jones Wesley Jones Irvin Jones Osceola Deke Branting Clarks Mildred Edwards Ricky Larson F.F.A Albert Senmaker Alan Rosenberry Norwood Fish Surprise Elmer Pehrson Edwin Lewis Rupert Meinhart Fremont Martin Jones Lloyd Schlesinger Shelby Bill Johansen Morris Dunn Ord Bond Harley Bush Alli

Community Notes Highlight Polk County Social Highlights

Local residents hosted relatives and friends across Polk County venues. Guests included the Draeger Nyberg Anderson Lambe and Fjell families, with birthday celebrations, church services in Arlington, and a memorial dedication for Florence Loftis.

Umbus Leon Draeger Phil Nyberg Enoch Margit Anderson Lester Anderson Bob Lambe Central City

Deshler Nebraska A Pioneer Manufacturing Town

Deshler evolved from its railroad town origins into a genuine industrial community centered on a broom factory started in 1890 by Joseph Steiner. The plant grew, incorporated in 1896, and by 1903 a new building was begun, anchoring Deshler’s economy beyond retail and farm markets. The 1961 Crusade of the American Cancer Society urges families to guard health with regular checkups.

Nebraska Deshler F. J.hendershot Fairbury-Nelson Rock, Island H. J. Sturve Friedengau Joseph Steiner Pennsylvania Struve

Circus stars headline Western show at Civic Auditorium

The program features Mon tie Montana as the headliner with The Del Rae's Miss Dearo Michele and Michael performing gymnastic feats. Animal acts include seals llamas ponies elephants chimps and dogs plus a jungle fantasy. Showtimes 8 PM nightly with matinee Friday 4 PM and Saturday Sunday 2 PM. General admission 1.50, adults 2.25 reserved seats. Children under 12 half price with one adult ticket. Mail orders to Shrine Circus Box Office.

Montie Montana del Rae’s Miss Dearo Michele Michael Shrine Circus Civic Auditorium

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