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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1954
Page
6
Local residents from District 54 report a series of Sunday visits and weekend gatherings. Lounging with relatives, friends from Genoa, Central City, Lincoln, and Omaha share meals, picnics, and birthday observances. Guests travel from Chicago and Tombstone Arizona to visit Nebraska families.
The article argues the main question is not whether electricity can be produced by atomic energy but how to do so economically for broad public benefit. It states feasible plant types and operations are known, costs comparable to coal within five to ten years, with private financing and no government subsidies, while fuel element development continues with progress from the Atomic Energy Commission and GE scientists.
Mrs. Alta Lisko reports residents of District 18 several social visits and a vacation. The Brighams and daughters vacationed in the Black Hills last week. Numerous calls occurred among local families including the Gonkas, Eschlers, Miceks, Liskos, Hecker family, Stachura, Eller, Bernts, Gonkas, Scows, and Debbie.
A wave of visitors gathered Sunday and Friday at the Neil Brigham home with relatives from Omaha Great Falls and near Osceola. Al ic Johnston and Mrs Johnston from Great Falls were en route to Rantoul Ill for overseas duty. A large crowd attended the funeral of Louis Hohndorf a District 18 resident at the EUB church in Shelby.
M Sgt and Mrs Lou Corder and relatives from London England and Peggy Corder visited D W McFadden home. Corder recently returned from overseas service in Wiesbaden and London and will report to Colorado Springs. Mrs Corder saw her father in Stromsburg Covenant Home. Margaret Warner will stay in the U S. Larry Larson fractured his arm in a fall on Friday August 13.
Mr and Mrs Alvin Cerny took their son to the Orthopedic hospital in Lincoln last Tuesday The cast was removed from his legs and he is now learning to walk.
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