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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1973
Page
4
A winter guide advises lifting and shaking off heavy snow from evergreen and densely branched shrubs to prevent breakage. For tall trees, avoid downward strikes. wrapping dwarf evergreens in burlap with a cord and nails shields them, starting at the bottom and pinning, then capping the top if desired.
Local social column records visits and events across Hastings, Lincoln, Shelby, Columbus, and nearby towns. Neighbors, families, and clubs attend baptisms, birthdays, dinners, and card parties, with relatives from Stromsburg, Hoxie Kansas, Rising City, and West Point noted.
A Lorraine Lewis letter and citizen complaints urge Osceola to stop costly special elections on electric service. The piece cites prior votes, Stromsburg comparisons, and calls for using funds on ambulance and street work while defending NPPD's good service.
Local Osceola residents hosted and visited relatives over the weekend. The Don Larson family from Cheyenne Wyoming joined Sunday dinner with the Gotfrid Larson and Jim Larson families in Columbus and Omaha guests at Ray's Cafe near David City. Ed Wagner and Cecilia met Mrs. Earl Colby and Douglas Hartmann for dinner.
Canadian study with 800 volunteers shows daily 1 gram of vitamin C does not prevent colds but reduces illness days by about 30 percent and lowers susceptibility to common cold symptoms. Foods high in C include citrus fruits broccoli tomatoes and peppers. Guidance on handling C rich foods stresses minimal preparation to preserve potency. Weekend visitors and a 27th wedding anniversary circulated in Hoxie Kansas.
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