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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1960
Page
6
Calgon stripping cleans dull films from fabrics restoring color and softness. Hot water aids removal. use ammonia if embedded buildup exists. Also includes multiple rice recipes such as Quick Spanish Rice and Parsley Rice Ring with step by step instructions and yields.
Wayland and nearby towns feature visiting callers and dinners among residents including Kopke, Bond, Eklund, Gonnerman, and Beebe. A birthday party for Vicki Cockle and a Masonic installation in York are noted, plus a Nebraska agricultural study on plowing depth and a Watershed Workshop at the University of Nebraska with sessions on education legislation organization and planning.
The annual Polk County Farm and Home Day is set for today, January 14, at the Methodist Church and Muse Theater in Osceola. A welding short course for farmers and others runs January 18–22 on the College of Agriculture campus with a $15 registration and 20 participant limit. contact the Extension Agent or C W Bowmaster. Nebraska study by J C Swinbank finds similar yields for plow depths of four to ten inches.
A 1960 account notes Cotner College fading from memory in Bethany and Lincoln. The former Cotner School of Religion near downtown Lincoln and later beside the University of Nebraska campus offered theology with non theological study at UN. The institution effectively ceased to exist after this period.
The once independent Cotner University in Nebraska closed in 1933 after a period of financial struggle. Founded by the Disciples of Christ in a cornfield hillside setting near Lincoln, it evolved from Nebraska Christian University to Cotner College and finally Cotner University. The institution produced ministers and teachers, with early graduates steering into religious and educational leadership. It faced competition from other defunct 19th century colleges and left a lasting legacy in state educational history.
Osceola residents report weekend visits from numerous relatives and friends. Mr and Mrs Irvin Jones and family traveled to Conad with Mr and Mrs Fred George for a family gathering. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Harry Luther Mrs Lucille Backes and others from Orleans Colby Bancroft Sioux Falls Columbus Omaha and Columbus to honor Jeanette on her fourth birthday.
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