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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1971

Page

4

Local families host and visit in Stromsburg and surrounding areas

Tuesday and Wednesday visits anchor a flurry of social events in Stromsburg, Lincoln, and nearby towns. Guests include Lyle Cockle of Stromsburg, Lloyd Hartman of Walnut Creek, California, and Craven Streams of Lincoln, with gatherings at Hoffmans, Gonnermans, Newcomers, Spaldings, Kopkes, Winters, and other households.

Elroy Hoffman Lyle Cockle Stromsburg Lloyd Hartman Walnut Creek California Lewis Berggren Tom Gonnerman Ted Gonderman Maurice Newcomers Craven Stream Calvin Stream Lincoln Colorado Verda Richter Peggy Judy Shelby Goldy Spalding Gresham Ted Gonnermans Peter Kopke Anthony Winters Bradshaw Winter Robert Barr York Kopke Grand Island Archer Oil Benedict Raymond Beebe Calvin Craven Wendell Spaldings Maurice Spaldings North Bend

King Corn Pioneer Kiesselbach Shaped Nebraska Agriculture

The article profiles Theodore Alexander Kiesselbach known as King Corn for his 1930s–1960s work as a versatile University of Nebraska agronomist. It traces his life from Polk County to Lincoln, notes his role in hybrid corn advances and the broad impact on Nebraska's corn and agricultural prosperity.

Kiesselbach Nebraska Nebraska University Theodore Alexander Kiesselbach University of Nebraska College of Agriculture King Mr. Corn Nebraska State Historical Society Iinois Polk County Lincoln George Condra

Kiesselbach and the Hybrid Corn Revolution in Nebraska

The article chronicles Dr. Kiesselbach a Nebraska University professor and corn breeder who in 1912 produced early hybrids the first west of the Alleghenies. It notes adoption of hybrid seed rising from 1% in 1932 to 95% by 1950 and praises his influence on Nebraska agriculture and economy.

Troversial Nebraska University Charles Bessie R. A. Emerson E. A. Montgomery Allegheny Mountains H. O. Werner Nebraska Dr. Kiesselbach Nebraska Experiment Station Kiesselbach

Osceola Family News Roundup From Nebraska Visit

Janice Kelly returned to San Jose California after a 3 1/2 week visit with grandmother Alice Gustafson. Ray Richards family and Mrs Gustafson joined the airport send off at Omaha. George Senkheil and Sharon of Grand Island with Arthur Senkbeils visited Mrs Tony Senkbeil at the Good Samaritan Home in Millard. George Bender Bill and Sara attended a barbecue at the Set Kaeding home in Silver Creek.

Janice Kelly San Jose California Alice Gustafson Ray Richards Gustafson Omaha George Senkheil Sharon Grand Island Arthur Senkbeils Tony Senkbeil Good Samaritan Millard George Bender Bill Sara

Swede Home Guests and Local Visitors Pace Week

Tuesday and weekend social notes list visits among Mrs. Ellen Oquist and families including Mrs. Hilma Toline Miss Edna Gestrine and Miss Lillie Chindgren. gatherings with the Johnsons Davis Gestrines and Sarows. T.C.W. Club picnic at Buckley Park Stromsburg. and multiple drives to Osceola Kearney Albion and Greeley with relatives and friends.

Ellen Oquist Hilma Toline Edna Gestrine Lillie Chindgren Ronald Sarow Harold Nielson Steve Monroe Larry Davis Raymond D. Johnson Iowa Illinois Missouri Christiana Sarow Lawrence Clarence Nielsen Lester Gestrine Hilda Gottsch Pamela Albion Diane Debra Johnson Greeley Colorado Harold W. Johnson Wayne T.C.W. Club Buckley Park Stromsburg Mel Engberg Norfolk Everett Anderson David Jones Carl Wieseman Timm Kearney Clair Willits Samaritan Osceola Marlowe Johnson Debra Layne Gregg Hanquist Oscar Jones Robert Bohman Sean Fairfield Adolph Forss Martin Ges

Girls Camp Attendance and Local Visits Almanac

Jane Swasko Melanie Oquist Donna Larson and Debbie Taylor are at Girls Camp Camp Cedars this week. Wayne Johnson left for Greeley Colorado Monday with Mrs ra visiting Harold W Johnson home. Mr Wm Larson and Mrs Rolland Ekstrom stayed with Gary Mosier family in Lincoln while Mrs Larson at Lincoln General Hospital. Blayne and Trissa Mosier visited Vance Teegerstrom children Monday afternoon.

Jane Swasko Melanie Oquist Donna Larson Debbie Taylor Camp Cedars Wayne Johnson Greeley Colorado Marlowe Johnson Diane Debra Harold W. Johnson Wm. Larson Rolland Ekstrom Gary Mosier Lincoln Larson Lincoln General

Malek couple attend Granere funeral in York

Osceola residents Mr. and Mrs. Jack Malek attended the funeral of Joe Granere Friday at Metz Funeral Chapel in York. Ervin Gustafson of San Angelo Texas and Emerald Gustafson of Chula Vista California left Wednesday for home after coming earlier in the week for their father John H. Gustafson's funeral.

Jack Malek Joe Granere Metz York Ervin Gustafson San Angelo Texas Emerald Gustafson Chula Vista California John H. Gustafson

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