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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1966
Page
9
Farmers encouraged to plant windbreaks as low effort high value improvements. Orders should go to the county SWCD or extension office with cost sharing from ASCS. Plan layout to protect buildings, with six rows including three evergreen rows and specified spacing, plus ground prep and tree planting services.
Nebraska legislators and interest groups debated proposed rules under the federal highway beautification act at the state capitol. The ruling limits advertising within 660 feet of interstates, with allowances for commercial zones and state commerce department decisions. Garden clubs and civic groups back the ban, while critics argue it infringes property rights and free enterprise.
Mrs Delmar McFadden received Easter greetings by telephone from son Frederick and family of Hialeah Florida. Guests at Easter included the Dick Howe family and Bill Engert with the Joe Hills and Mrs H D Thayer family. Miss Vickey Thayer Nebraska U student spends spring vacation at home. The Wallace Daum family of Chadron were weekend guests of the Otto Daums and Mrs Gust Boden.
The Wallace Daum family shared Sunday dinner with the Otto Daums. Weekend guests at the Dwight Bush home included the George Hubers of Nebraska City. Mrs. Bush and Mrs Huber are sisters. Mrs. Tressie Brown also had Sunday dinner with the Bush family. Easter dinner guests of Mrs. Edith Richards included Miss Mary Jeanne Moore of Duncan Mrs Kenneth Shrader and Mrs Bob Moore and daughters. The Dick Howe family and Bill Engert traveled to Indiana visiting Mr. Howe's family. In Michigan City they were guests of a brother and sister The Tom Howe and Thedodore Wantola families and at Medaryville with his mother Mrs Zera Howe. The families gathered at Mrs Zera Howe's home for Easter dinner Saturday night.
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