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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1966
Page
3
LINCOLN The chairman of the legislative council tax study committee says a plan must be found to replace state and local tax revenue lost due to a recent state supreme court decision.
Ruth Lux reports local youths Danny Dunn Dianne Lux and Kay Lux took part in the District Music Contest in Fullerton last weekend. The Osceola Band Blast featured Dianne Kay Lux and Jane Debbie Dunn while Margie Lux visited Cindy Simonsen for a birthday. Community notices mention visits and gatherings of the Dunn and Lux families with several dinners and parties at St Vincents hall.
Friday guests included Mrs Homer Green and Mrs Melvin Hedlund of Aurora visiting Ahlquist home. Open house marked Albert Sundbergs 50th anniversary at Polk Methodist church with Park Sundbergs in attendance. Other visits featured the Conklings, Scott, Wagner, and several families dropping by neighbors for coffee and gatherings.
The Beav er Crossing district nine gathering included David Lux Archie Steffen and Keith Moore among Gresham members with state officials Helen Neef and Sophia Pascale in attendance Mrs Campbell was elected district president and Mrs Steffen secretary The meeting and future president duties were announced for Gresham observers and other social visits followed with local families and service members noted throughout the week
Gilbert Springer and daughters joined Memorial Sunday at Polk for Lt. Com Ernest Gleim. Local families and friends from Stromsburg York Lincoln and Osceola shared dinners lunches coffee house gatherings and bridge games across the week. Leon Johnson returned home for a two week leave from Fort Bliss El Paso Texas.
Readable items include fresh produce like strawberries and cabbage, pantry staples such as flour and coffee, frozen foods, meats and dairy, household products, and household supplies. Various prices are listed for multiple brands and package sizes across a large ad page.
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