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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1969
Page
5
Expressions of thanks flow from Ed and Mrs. McCauley and others for kindness after a car fire in a garage on Monday afternoon. Messages of gratitude recall hospital visits, flowers, cards, calls, and thoughtful care from doctors and staff.
Merrick County with 225 residents joined the U S Department of Agriculture Food Stamp Program in its first year. February 1968 marks the start, with 24159 in coupons issued and 15446 paid by participants, totaling 8713 in free or bonus coupons. The average participant count was 96 monthly, under Welfare supervision in Central City. Also noted are Ak-Sar-Ben scholarships of 150 for Nebraska teachers, with 40 awards available nationwide and a 1 April deadline for applications handled by the Nebraska Department of Education.
TV personalities from Beverly Hillbillies Green Acres Here’s Lucy Petticoat Junction Mission Impossible and My Three Sons will visit the Omaha Civic Auditorium March 25 to 30 as part of the Omaha Home Show. They will discuss work in TV and take questions while displays cover home decor remodeling and landscaping. A color TV will be given away each night to a audience member.
Kansas City hosted Algot Yungdahl and Earl Wieseman for an imple ment convention. Sunday visitors included Mr and Mrs Earl Watts and grandson Mark Vrbka of Shelby. Columbus guests honored the Sarows February 26 wedding anniversary. Martha Braksick of Utica visited the Fintel homes. E C Schott hosted weekend visitors Fred Franco family. Joe Lindblade and family received a Saturday call from Petersons. Edith Richards joined Mrs. David Richards for a Rising City shower for James Richards Jr. Orley Conkling fractured a bone scooping snow. LaVern Dake visited his mother Sunday afternoon. Carl Gustafson and family dined with Mark Gustafson. Michelle and Annette Miller with Myrle Maybons' grandchildren while parents assisted Raymond Miller move to Aurora.
Silver Creek items list local movements including the Damme family driving to Sioux City to view a northern Iowa home, Platte County nurses electing Mrs. Terry Engel as president, and visits by the Graham and Grossnicklaus families across Colorado and Nebraska. Hospital stays for Muriel Vitamvas and George Carter are noted, with several Sunday dinners and social visits at Fullerton Shelby Genoa and Central City area homes.
The Silver Creek MYF met on February 12 at the church to discuss final plans for a spaghetti supper with yum yums and adult 1.00 child 0.75 pricing. The event is set for February 22 from 5 to 7 p.m. in the Methodist church basement.
Channels 10 and 11 will air the Nebraska State High School Basketball Tournament finals from Lincoln on Saturday March 15. Four classes go live starting at noon with Class A followed by D C and B finals. Bill Hemke directs the day’s events, known for the Big 8 Game of the Week.
The notice lists sale dates at Fullerton Livestock Market from February 28 through March 17 including March 1 Fiala Sale two miles east one north of Central City and March 7 14 machinery and consignment sales.
The First National Bank presents bowling standings from Osceola leagues including Merchant's League Farmer's Grain and classic leagues. Notable performers include Henry Buresh with a 614 series and high games 221 and 214, Ray Roehrs 204, 204, as well as high team marks like Lees Realty 2510 and Stromsburg Bank 2467.
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