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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1961
Page
7
The week in Riverside and nearby communities lists numerous gatherings. Guests include Mrs. C. O. Carlson and Mrs. Ceva Carlson in Osceola, nursing student Marleen Carlson, and visitors from Stromsburg Hastings Lincoln and Clarks.
The county extension service offers the 1962 Farm Tax Guide and Farm Account Books for farmers, with mail options. A Christmas tree care guide advises cooling storage, moisture, safe placement, and avoiding fire hazards with lights and decorations. Wheat variety shifts show Bison rising to 26 percent of Nebraska acreage, Cheyenne dropping to 16 percent. High amylose corn shows industrial promise but limited livestock value, based on rat digestibility studies. Turkeys remain plentiful for holiday meals with thawing timelines and portion guidance.
A holiday guide covers thawing and stuffing tips for turkey timing and doneness plus dressing options. It also offers crowd friendly furniture arrangement advice to keep traffic lanes clear, encourage conversation, and ease entertaining during the season.
Mr and Mrs Alton Johnson attended the Farmers Convention in Kansas City last week Their sons Ricky and Raymie visited grandparents Mr and Mrs Clarence Johnson while away Rev and Mrs Homer Bollinger and Mary Carol of Wheat Ridge Colo arrived after noon for a weekend at the John Inness home and helped in church dedication Mrs Guy Smith of Central City hosted Merle Lavelle Sam Cook and Wren Sherwood for her birthday Innes and Sherwood families shared hospitality with visiting guests Ben Zedicher returned from Grand Island Veterans Hospital for an indefinite stay at home
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