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Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1973

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Community notes mix snow effort with upcomings shows

The piece highlights local snow removal efforts in Osceola aided by tractors and earth movers, praises road crews, and contrasts town advantages with city salt use. It also previews Ak-Sar-Ben entertainers Bob Hope Joel Grey Roy Clark and Diana Trask, Kohoutek sighting, Cornhuskers Cotton Bowl delay, and plans for Polk school facilities after a damaging December fire.

West Osceola Davis Creek Osceola Bob Hope Joel Grey Roy’ Clark Diana ‘Trask

Honored Queen Installed in Bethel 61 Job's Daughters

Jody Rowan, Osceola High junior, installed December 22 as Honored Queen of Bethel 61 I O J D with addenda Light of the World. Other officers sworn in include Pam Watts, Julie Carlson, Lynn Watts, Robin Walgren and many appointed and installing officers. Host couple Dean Henricksen and crew, with music by Pam Sutton of Sidney performed at the ceremony.

Jody Rowan Harlan Rowan Osceola High School Bethel International Order of Job’s Pam Watts Julie Carlson Lynn Watts Robin Walgren Susie Bryan Janet Wieseman Mary Jo Wieseman Peggy Watts Denise Snodgrass Jean Heindryckx Brenda Bryan Pam Marak Pam Bryan Debbie Bryan Ann Thompson

Midland Graduates To Study In Italy

Misses Joyce Gissler and Mary Ellen Nyberg graduated from Midland College as the 1973 74 fall term ended. They depart January 2 for a month of study abroad on the Italian Renaissance with stops in Sicily Switzerland and Germany. They return January 29 to Omaha.

Joyce Gissler Mary Ellen Nyberg Midland College Joyce Mary Ellen Midland Sicily Italy Switzerland Germany Omaha

Johnson Men NU Graduates

Among 1100 University of Nebraska Lincoln graduates at the end of the first semester on December 21 are Bradlee Ray Johnson and Royal Lee Johnson. Bradlee earned a BS in Education and Royal a BS in Construction Management.

University of Nebraska-Lincoln Bradlee Ray Johnson Don Johnsons Osceola Royal Lee Johnson Ted Johnsons Bradlee Royal

ASCS Office Closed for Year-End Holidays in Polk County

Polk county ASCS office will be closed December 31 and January 1 by executive order. Producers needing a 1973 grain loan completed to adjust income must finalize by Friday, December 28. Loans not completed by that date will be disbursed in 1974. The office also closed December 24 per the same order.

Polk County ASCS Eugene V. Sterup Sterup

New Era In Ag Programs Is Forecast

The Polk County ASC committee will begin administering the 1973 farm legislation for 1974 crops with members Richard Sealey Paul Walgren and F A Donelson. Target price plans for wheat feed grains and cotton apply to 1974 crops under a policy for 1974 to 1977.

Polk County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation ASC Richard Sealey Paul Walgren F. A. Donelson Eugene V.sterup ASCS Sterup Mr. Sterup

Osceola Bulldogs Rally For Dual Meet Victory At Home

Osceola built a 27-24 lead after a decisive pin by Mike Smith in the heavyweight class and held on to beat Stromsburg 27-24. Dave Watts, Chuck Lemp, Jim Gabel, Ray Urban, Mike McMeekin, and Merle Ranquist earned wins as the season record moved to 2-1. The Wolbach meet was rescheduled for January 3.

Stromsburg Osceola Dave Watts Rich Strong Gabel Smith Watts Ray Urban Mike McMeekin Merle Ranquist Wolbach

Buhl Wins Color TV in Holiday Chamber Draw

Dean Buhl won a portable color television set in the Chamber of Commerce holiday drawing. The drawing, held Saturday afternoon, capped a series of events including a free movie Santa visit and free turkey drawings for Mrs. Harold Bunch Linda Robinson Verna McCoy Lavina Swanson Bernie Gissler Robbie Davidson John Cerny Charles Gabel Archie Hayes and Bernita Cederberg.

Chamber of Commerce Dean Buhl Harold Bunch Linda Robinson Verna McCoy Lavina Swanson Bernie Gissler Robbie Davidson John Cerny Charles Gabel Archie Hayes Bernita Cederberg

Osceola Couple Hosts Christmas Dinner

Mr and Mrs Don Schutt and Tim of Tekumah Mrs and Mrs Ray Schutt Sandy and Jeff of Blair Mr and Mrs Vern Lewis and Niki of Enid Oklahoma joined Della Need and Lillian Wiese for a Christmas dinner in Osceola.

Della Need Lillian Wieseman Don Schutt Tim Tekumah Ray Schutt Sandy Jeff Blair Vern Lewis Niki Enid Okla

Open House At Mill Draws Crowd Despite Storm

A well attended open house at Bryan Milling & Grain on the 19th drew visitors despite a statewide storm that closed roads and schools. Guests included Chuck Watson of the Wit-E-Men Co and Bryan’s Bob Heindryckx with Al Rickert of Wenger Manufacturing. Others pictured at the counter were Mrs Heindryckx Rob Heindryckx John Goihl from Big Bee Feeds Les Mason and Phil Wieting from Quasi-Tech Products.

Bryan Milling & Grain Chuck Watson Norfolk Wit-E-Men Co Bob Heindryckx Bryan al Rickert Wenger Manufacturing Company Sission Dakota Heindryckx Rob Heindryckx John Goihl Big Bee Chaska Minnesota Les Mason Omaha American Cyanamid Co Phil Wieting

Farmers Must Compensate For Projected Nitrogen Shortage

Nebraska extension agronomist Dr. Richard Wiese reports a 10 percent nitrogen shortage projected for the 1974 spring season. He cites energy and fuel limits affecting fertilizer supplies and distribution, urging soil testing, banding nitrogen near seeds, and careful planning for crop choices and rotation amid rising costs and potential shifts to soybeans in dryland farming.

Richard Wiese University of Nebraska-Lincoln Extension Agronomist Wiese

Christmas Holiday Guests Across Omaha Area

The Douglas Bergren family of Papillion and many others spent Christmas Eve and Christmas Day with relatives in Papillion Geneva and Lincoln. Guests included the Eklunds, the Hoffmans, the Grossnicklauses, and numerous extended families from Salinas Denver Arnold and Shelby, with ski plans reported for Hideaway Park Colorado.

Douglas Bergren Papillion Clarence Burke Dick Nichols Geneva H. S. Eklund Gregg Eklund Robert Kay Bridget Salinas Calif Lloyd O. Hoffman Tripp Ann Rick Kate Beth Arnold, Md Holly Grossnicklaus Dorothy Gondringer Sioux City Jan Grossnicklaus Shelby Rex Grossnicklaus Vern Johnsons Steve Johnson Rockport Wash Randy Adams Denver Walter Koehler Gregg Johnson Gregg Hideaway Park Colo Adams Emil Monson Dennis McMeekin University of Nebraska Monsons Mae Peterson Fred Anderson Addie Wieseman Donal Wiesemans Rex Wieseman Eugene Johansen Bradley Robert Peterson Harlen Donelsons Kenny Stromsburg Rex Donelson Omaha Earl Wieseman Engle Central City Robert Wieseman Oscar Jones Ron Beebes Tony Swan Rose Swan Don Cerny Mrs Alfred Gondringer Alfred Dolezal Columbus Dolan Ahlquists Glenn Schanous Erik Falls City Patty Lou Gullberg Robert Grossnicklaus Sheldon Bonds Danny David Lambert Jason Auburn Syvester Kobra Heath Eric Sioux Falls S. Oak Randy Bond Lincoln Fred Bond George Barbee Richard Merrick Leonard Leswing Susan Elsie Cerny George Hruska Jr Jonathan George Hruska Kevin John Cerny Richard Swearingen Peggy Ellershaw Buffalo N. Y Hazel McFadden

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