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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1975
Page
7
Amy Christine Greenwood arrives August 20 1975 at Behlen Hospital Columbus weighing 6 pounds 11 ounces. Parents are Mr and Mrs Robert Greenwood of Bellwood. Great grandmother is Mrs J A Cerny.
The Lincoln Star promotes home and world news via presses including New York Times News Service with local, Nebraska, and state capital coverage plus photos. Sports, comics, puzzles, editorials, stock listings, and TV guides accompany a mail subscription offer for 5 weeks in Nebraska and Northern Kansas with various rates.
In Osceola and surrounding areas, Mike and Cindy Cerny won first and second in an aluminum drive for muscular dystrophy sponsored by the Jaycees, contributing 1150 pounds. Ted Cerny led last year with 394 pounds, while friends and relatives helped by saving aluminum.
Cengas plans an average eight percent rise in monthly bills for residential heating customers in Osceola, Shelby and 35 other Nebraska communities served by Northern Natural. The increase, set to begin October 27, follows a filed FPC rate case and a five month suspension. Dahmke said credits will offset any excess collections if the final FPC decision lowers rates.
Nine residents marked August birthdays at the Good Samaritan Center last Wednesday. Esther Bernt, Bertha Schmid, Katherine Reinke, Mayme Lux, Dora McDaniel, Mabel Towslee, Ed McCauley, Cora Brockman and Albert Ryan enjoyed bingo, the birthday song, angel food cake, ice cream and beverages. Activities director Miriam Carey led the event with help from Ruth Lux and the Challenger's 4-H Club plus leader Lucille Veelik, and the Shelby-Osceola John F. Kennedy Knights of Columbus.
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