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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1977
Page
17
City of Osceola Nebraska announces a public hearing in the council room to review one and six year street improvement plans on February 3 1977 at 7 30 PM. The meeting will consider adopting a one year plan and a six year plan with public input.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Urban visited grandchildren at the Gregory Urban home on Wednesday. Tony and Nicole celebrated birthdays. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wyman for Sunday dinner at the Charles Massie home. Louise Dunn and C. J. visited Lottie Gay in Central City. Mary Kresha of Omaha stayed with the Allan Kreshas. Neola Dunn attended Mark’s fifth birthday at the Marty Otte home. Wee Club gathered at Bertha Dunn’s home for 10 point pitch and lunch. Margie Lux, now with the Nebraska Department of Water Resources, moved to the new state building in Lincoln. Various couples enjoyed Friday social events and a card party at Hubert Girard and Ed Watts homes. An anniversary dinner marked the sixth wedding anniversary of Lee and Bodens. Bruce Frizzell and daughters of Silver Creek joined others for Sunday meals and a card party.
Local residents hosted and visited relatives and friends across several towns including Gothenburg Nebraska City Seward Stromsburg Lincoln and York with acts of hospitality noted. Notable visitors included Alden Johnson Elmer Schuknecht Peter Kopke and Paul Bond among others as families shared meals and weekend time.
The Whirlwinds Extension Club met January 13 in the high school home economics room with fourteen members and four guests. Ron Welch from the Mental Health Clinic spoke and showed a film about communication problems. A Q and A followed. The next meeting is February 10 with Marsha Chapman. Mrs. James Podliska attended a Nebraska Extension Council board meeting in Norfolk. Plans for the 1977 state convention in Norfolk June 8-10 were made. Podliska was named to the ad hoc leadership committee at the University of Nebraska and will serve a two year term on Dr. Lloyd Young’s advisory board representing Polk County.
Agnes Timm notes social visits in Sioux Falls and surrounding areas. Numerous couples and families attend birthday dinners, anniversaries, club meetings, and 4-H events in Columbus Fremont Shelby North Bend York and Omaha. Local residents host gatherings and celebrate milestones with friends and relatives.
Harold Edwards of the Nebraska Game and Parks Commission says landowners statewide inquire about the Private Lands Habitat Program funded mainly by hunting license increases and a $7.50 habitat stamp. The program, set for July 1 1977 start, will be implemented through NRDs with cost sharing from NRDs and a three fourths from the commission.
Mr and Mrs Ray Burke celebrate their thirty fourth wedding anniversary with dinner at Dr and Mrs James Garth home in Lincoln. Renae Burke visits Lincoln. Sunday school class hosts farewell for Mrs Merrill as they move to California. Neighbors and relatives gather for meals and visits across Lincoln Aurora Meadow Grove Grand Island Columbus and Osceola with multiple pairs hosting and attending weekend events.
Mindi and Kristi Peterson stayed with grandparents the Bakers. Norris Anderson and friends visited the Anders ons for coffee. Birthday dinners honored Don Erickson Joy Steven son and Mrs Dick Erickson. Phil Erickson attended Mrs Sarah Jane Stevenson’s funeral in Lincoln. Joe Wittgren dined with Wittgrens in Lincoln. Brenda Jeff Hoffman joined the Wittgrens. Ralph Allison and Mrs Baker hosted after a Burg Genoa game. Calmar Johnsons anniversary dinner in York. Osceola locals note Captain Craig Wood and Alice Gustafsons travels. Lincoln visitors include Doug Wells and the Gestrines. Sheriff celebrations and family dinners mark several days across the region.
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