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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1971
Page
3
The county extension office invites homemakers to enroll in a two session course titled Food For Families With Children. Lessons cover good eating habits aligning children and foods and tips to stretch the food dollar. May 12 and May 19. Contact the County Extension Office with your name by April 30.
The FDA ranking places bacterial contamination as the top food hazard, followed by malnutrition. Environmental contaminants and toxins come next, with pesticides and food additives lower on the list. Dr. Richard Maxon of Iowa State notes this shift reflects real safety concerns over common mishandling and storage.
Social notices from Elm Creek Shelby Columbus Rising City and surrounding towns list Easter dinner guests and family gatherings. Families including Kuhnel Huggler Gundringer McKeag and Schott are noted alongside visits to hospitals and 4-H activities with multiple households mentioned.
Mr and Mrs Wesley Jones and family hosted Easter dinner at the Merton Flodman home with Mr and Mrs Carrol Flodman and Robin of Polk, Mr and Mrs Lee Hanson and children of Stromsburg. Evening guests included Bill Zedichers and Marcia, plus Lyle Lindgren of Polk.
Osceola sophomores and freshmen attended Career Night on April 6 offering three sessions to explore occupations. Freshmen reported a successful April 10 bake sale raising 93 dollars to help a near-empty treasury, while sophomores held a pancake feed.
Osceola High School's track team scored first at the Polk County meet held in Stromsburg on Wednesday April 7. The paper notes the upcoming Senior Class Play on Friday April 23 with cast and crew preparing, including Bruce Treffer as "The Perfect Idiot."
The Jack Conrad family of Albion hosted Thursday supper with the Ray Conrads. Friday afternoon visitors included Mr and Mrs Raymond Clemmer of David City. The Ford Bonds of York joined the Conrads for Friday evening supper and bridge.
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