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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1974
Page
7
Official city records detail the January 3 1974 Osceola Nebraska council meeting. Items include minutes approval bills list and financial transfers plus highway designation and two ordinances on lot sales and city elections.
Verland Widga of Polk was elected chairman of the Polk County 4-H Council with Robert Tooker and Mrs. Delmar Augustine as officers. A pie social at Viking Center Stromsburg on Feb. 23 aims to raise funds for a new district 4-H Camp. Leader training will cover new projects and report forms. Changes in livestock show rules were discussed ahead of fair changes on Feb. 4. The council set its next meeting for March 18.
Mr and Mrs Russell Snugg left for Scottsbluff after time in Osceola. Mr and Mrs Eugene Gondring of Omaha visited Holly Grossnicklaus home and relatives in Shelby. Mr and Mrs Ray Conrad were guests of the Glen Hinkle family in Central City. Mr and Mrs Oscar Jones called on Ronald Sarows. Mrs Philip Nyberg returned from Omaha where she stayed with grandchildren while Dr and Mrs Jim Chapin were in Miami. Mr and Mrs Keith Cox joined Mrs Alice Gustafson for lunch. Cliff Bowmans of Swede Home visited the Sarows Sunday evening. The Sarows visited Chas Massies Thursday. Mr and Mrs Hubert Hotchkiss of Stromsburg visited Oscar Jones Friday. Sunday evening callers were Mr and Mrs Ronald Beebe.
Sunday gatherings united several Lincoln families as guests at multiple homes. The Swansons hosted the Johnsons and Lawrences, while Ekstrais dined with the Donelsons. Marcene Johnson returned to UNO after vacation with Calmar Johnson. Additional visits included Sundbergs, Kennedys, and Hansons, with travel to Chicago and Doniphan noted.
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