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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1962
Page
3
Community notes detail Easter dinners and visits across Greens Chapel and nearby towns. Names include Obrist Hoffmans Burkes Hartels Rystroms and Kinbergs with many kinship gatherings noted in Lincoln York Osceola Seward and Gresham over the holiday weekend.
Extra bushels per acre are the aim of corn producers as weed control with herbicides boosts yields. Atrazine and other chemicals kill weeds, allowing nutrients and water to reach corn, increasing profits and making weed control a bargain for farmers. A Geigy booklet offers more details by writing to its New York address.
The column lists numerous Columbus residents and relatives visiting relatives in town or traveling to Omaha for hospital stays and Easter observances. Families including Nitschs Leimsers Hahn Bolligs and Svobodas share meals, church services, and hospital trips, with multiple people visiting in the period around Easter.
West Side residents hosted guests including Wendell Gilming Maureen Johnson from Sioux Falls and Morris Johnson family. Visits extended to York hospital and gatherings with Arthur Peterson Gene Fusby Nora Lyzhoft Rev. Ter Anderson Carol. Includes Donna Fellows from Kansas City and Sundberg family weekend at Carl Sundberg home with Walter Rudeen guests.
Loris Neal of Central City joins Carl and Ruth Rudeen along with Mrs Fred Anderson and Allegra Johnson in a public notice item highlighting local residents and community roles.
Mr and Mrs Wren Sherwood hosted Wednesday supper for the Guy Sherwoods in Central City. Theodore Soja and family from Denver visited Mrs Soja's parents Mr and Mrs Dan Magnuson. Rita Anderson, granddaughter of Mrs Edith Heilman, traveled from Kearney to spend Easter with Mrs Heilman and Miss Ethel Gramly, returning Monday. she later joined a tour with the K S T C Band from Tuesday to Thursday.
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