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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1967

Page

6

Census tests new mail form methods in New Haven

The Census Bureau runs an extensive New Haven test of mail forms for the 1970 census. Short forms cover nine per person with thirty questions plus eleven housing items and a telephone query optional. A long form with about one hundred questions goes to one in four households. Cardboard office furniture and local district offices cut costs.

Washington, DC Maul Census Bureau Mall Techniue New Haven Conn Oncne Minnie Cordboard

Local Residents Attend Celebrations and Obituaries

Sunday visits by Mr and Mrs Lewis Dunn preceded the Golden Anniversary for Mr and Mrs Frank Lux in Shelby. The Dale Dunn family joined the McMeekin and Eller wedding in Shelby. Dan, Debbie Dunn and Kay Lux attended the Palmer Music Festival with Osceola High Music Department members. The Herrmanns of Minnesota visited the Lewis Dunn home. Murray Dunn celebrated his fifth birthday with Kent Urban. Tuesday Murray aided Kent again. Mrs Dunn guided a third grade class and Irene Burritt on a Osceola business tour last Thursday. The T C Club met March 28 at Ed Niemeier’s with Vanishing of Prairie Animals and Nebraska Authors lessons. members wore Centennial attire and donated about 300 pounds of clothing for Beatrice State Home. New members Dorene Sterup and Sally Johnson received Centennial badges. Calvary Lutheran church services April 8 in Swede Home honored deceased. Anna Julia Johnson, 86, Stromsburg, died April 9. funeral April 12 in Stromsburg. Survivors include a sister Hannah.

Lewis Dunn Ronald Sarrow Frank Lux Shelby Dale Dunn McMeekin Murray Kent Irene Burritt Osceola T & C Club Nebraska Floyd Emmons Ed Niemeier Beatrice State Home Gerhardt Lux Dorene Sterup Sally Johnson

Logan Van Hoosen Dies. Polk County Farmer Served WWI

Logan Van Hoosen born Osceola February 16 1887 son of Luman and Emma died April 10 at Lincoln veterans hospital aged 80. He lived his life in Polk County farming many years and served with the 89th division in France and Germany during WWI. He married Laura Beebe July 22 1935 and leaves two sons, a wife, a brother, six grandchildren and others. Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon at Kepner Roberts with Rev. Odgers. burial in Osceola cemetery.

John Logan van Hoosen Osceola Luman Emma van Hoosen Veterans Hospital Lincoln Polk County Dist. 40 89Th France Germany Laura Beebe Stanley Logan Jr Champaign Iil Laura Sheridan Earth Jordan Kepner-Roberts Funeral Home R. V. Odgers Maurine Schuman Gregg Johnson M. R. Anderson Raymond Keprer Ben Schmoker Carl Cederburg John Malek Dewey Siler Osceola Cemetery

Birth and obituary notice for Joel W. Toline Swede Home family

Joel W. Toline son of Swan and Augusta Toline born Feb 14 1883 at Swede Home died April 15 at age 84. He married Lillie Carlson April 18 1906. they had 2 sons and 5 daughters. They marked a 60th wedding anniversary last year with all children present. The Tolines lived on a Swede Home area farm until 1954 then moved to Stromsburg. Mr Toline was a member of the community.

Joel W. Toline Swan Augusta Toline Lillie Carlson Mr Toline Stromsburg

Swedish Buffet Sundays at Bit of Sweden Stromsburg

Enjoy a Swedish buffet at Bit of Sweden in Stromsburg every Sunday from 11 to 2. The offer highlights a dine-in Swedish menu with steady Sunday serving hours.

Bit of Sweden Stromsburg

Friendly Neighbors Meet Yields Pitch Night Prizes

The Friendly Neighbors club met April 11 at Mrs Wayne Augustins home with 13 members and 2 guests. Rell call sang The thing I like best about spring. The group played 10 point pitch led by Mrs Charles Gabel. Vivian Dunning won high prize while Dennis Hiemerlow and Eugene Treadway earned the most 10 points.

Friendly Neighbors Club Wayne Augustin Rell Call Charles Gabel Vivian Dunning Dennis Hiemerlow Eugene Treadway

Polk County landowners ordered to destroy noxious weeds

Notice dated April 12 1967 under the Nebraska Noxious Weed Law requires every landowner or controller in Polk County Nebraska to destroy or eradicate noxious weeds by cutting tillage cropping pasturing or chemical treatment.

Nebraska Polk County

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