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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1971
Page
6
Fully insulated five room one story home with two bedrooms on ground level. Includes enclosed heated back porch, Lenox furnace four years old, new roof, full basement, and garage in northeast Osceola. Contact Ethel Fintel at 747-5201.
The 1971 Legislature operates under a 90 working day cap, with Speaker William Hasebroock pressing for fully utilized days. Budget planning shifts to a joint forecast using revenue from 1970 tax rates, while lawmakers weigh Amendment 10 exemptions and potential revenue bonds for highways.
J B Heckman returned from a four week visit in Colorado with relatives in Greeley Denver and Fort Collins. His son in law James McBeth of Fort Collins is recovering from knee surgery. Mildred Snodgrass came back with her son Lee and Ma t Anan heim from California. The Meister and Sterup families shared meals at Bellwood. Lawrence Meister and Leo Albers families dined in David City. Gordon Anderson of Grand Island visited the Andersons in Wilbur Johnsons. August Carlson at Stromsburg Midwest Covenant Home hosted callers.
Sunday dinner included Mrs Richard Merrick with Mattie Banks and Edith Richards. Mrs Irene Colby of Omaha visited Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs Ed Wagner and Cecelia.
The document lists multiple bowling leagues with high scores by individuals and teams. Notable figures include Darlene Gordon, Marge Johnson, Ida Coover, Glen Cederberg, Max Larson, Arlene Tenniges, and Lorraine Wieseman. Team leaders include Flo-Guides, Checkmates, and Shelby Co-op Oil, with high games and series recorded for each league.
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