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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1964
Page
2
The Osceola Record is published each Wednesday by Dick and Kathy Howe. It files as second class mail at the Osceola post office 68651. Subscriptions are 4 dollars yearly in Nebraska and 5 dollars outside Nebraska. single copies cost 10 cents. National ad representation is by American Newspaper Representatives.
Green's Chapel patrons report weekend guests in Clay Center Kansas for the Reed Lickty wedding. Attendees include Gary Burmood and family from Columbus with Earl Burke and family, along with Ronald Burke of Omaha and Richard Myers of Lincoln.
Community notes recount Sunday gatherings across Osceola and surrounding areas with neighbors visiting in numerous homes from Friday through Sunday. The section also outlines upcoming tax deadlines for real property, personal and corporate filings, and estimated payments for fiscal year 1964.
The Polk county beef sale at the 1964 fair sold 56 calves weighing 50 515 pounds with an average 902 pounds. Seven calves topped 1 000 pounds, and the average bid was over 24 75 per cwt. Forty five businesses participated. The county will send livestock entries to Lincoln and compete in dairy and animal husbandry judging on Sept 5 7. United States fertilizer use reached nearly 29 million tons in the year ending June 20 1963.
Polk Supt Walter C Nielsen announces school will start Monday August 31 with a half day and enrollments near last year’s 309 pupils. Teachers convene August 27 for a two day workshop and no school on Labor Day.
Several new home economics bulletins have been issued and are available from the extension office. The county 4-H demonstration day in Osceola Lutheran church featured seven demos with ribbons awarded. Barbara Klingman and others will advance to the state contest in September. Local families, including the Glaubitz, Gustafson, Swanson, and Sherwood households, were social visitors during the weekend.
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