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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1962
Page
5
Home economists describe Peppermint Frost a light frozen dessert using whipped instant nonfat dry milk crystals. The recipe layers wafers with frost and freezes about three hours yields 6-8 servings. Also includes methods to whip crystals into toppings for fruit or cake.
Nebraskan officials and industry representatives met in Lincoln to discuss bulgur a wheat product made by boiling drying and grinding and its potential for export to Asia as well as domestic growth. Prospect of plant construction in Nebraska depends on market development with U S defense demand looming.
The column suggests a rambling plan for a drinking husband to avoid license costs by setting up a home saloon and having his wife supply all whisky. It humorously tracks proceeds and eventual outcomes, advising eventual financial independence for the wife and children. Adapted from The Con quest note adds a caveat that the price is obsolete.
Osceola Nebraska church notes Pastor Ray E Hawkins hosts a week of activities. Choir Friday evening Woman's Society of Christian Service executive meeting Cub Scouts youth classes Youth Membership Class Saturday Open Circle Builders Sunday church school morning worship and youth fellowship Monday and workshop sessions with Mission Workshop Coordinating Council in Grand Island Tuesday extension women meet at 1 30 p m.
The notice lists activities for January 31 including Extension Women at 1 30 p m and Junior High Methodist Youth Fellowship at 7 30 p m. It also notes a Thursday February 1 choir event.
Gerald Leaf vice pastor leads confirmation instruction Saturday January 27 9 30 to 11 30 a m Junior Mission Band meets at 2 15 p m Sunday January 28 Fourth Sunday after Epiphany Sunday School 10 a m Worship 11 a m Monday January 29 choir practice 7 30 p m
A listing highlights February as a compact month packed with events and observances. It notes American Heart Month American Music Month National Freedom Day Groundhog Day and Weeks marking teachers students engineers and scouts, among others.
A compact note marks Ton's Birthday and Heart Day celebrations during Fencil Week. The event highlights local observances, with community activities planned for the week and a focus on traditional customs.
Army Specialist Four Darwin B. Anderson, 20, of Osceola, is slated to participate with the 9th Infantry in Exercise Great Bear, a joint U. S. Canada winter maneuver near Tanacross and Eielson Air Force Base Alaska from Feb 12 to 21. He entered service in 1959 and arrived in Alaska in 1960 after Stromsburg High School graduation.
Memorial gifts honor Osceola's Carl Timm and support the Nebraska Heart Association research program. Donations come from friends and relatives, acknowledged to the Timm family, with receipts issued to donors.
The article notes support for two Omaha medical schools and the Association’s projects in education and community services. It highlights a research program focused on high blood pressure and arterial disease, which cause over half of Nebraska and Polk County deaths. Memorial gifts enable ongoing heart disease research and aid.
Mrs. Albin Stachura presided as Lone Star Extension Club met at Mrs. Harold Schmit's home. Guests included Mrs. Pete Schmit and Mrs. B T Weber. A year’s shut-in friends were chosen and a Valentine Party planned for next month. Craft lesson Pictures With Glass led by Mrs. B T Weber. door prize won by Mrs. Albin Stachura.
The regular Cub Scout pack meeting is scheduled for 7 30 p m Friday January 26 at the Methodist Church. All Cubs and parents are invited to attend.
Harry Lees returned from a two week West Coast trip. Mr and Mrs Raymond Brant ing and Carol attended the baptism of Ann Elizabeth Kentopp at Salem Lutheran Church in Fremont. The Rolland Ekstrom family spent Sunday evening with the Kentopps.
Vance Teegerstrom family in Stromsburg helped observe Mrs. Teegerstroms birthday on Saturday. Mr and Mrs Bill Barry and family were Sunday supper guests of Mrs Barry's parents, Herman and Mrs Thelen, south of Shelby. Alvin Cerny and son Paul with Miss Rosella Cerny were Wednesday supper guests in the Barry home. Mrs Alvin Cerny is a patient in Annie Jeffrey hospital. The Lutheran Birthday Club celebrated a member, Mrs Ernest Nyquist, last Saturday afternoon. Mrs Art Anderson, Mrs Michael Swanson and Miss Elsie Peterson of Stromsburg with Mrs Wren Sherwood and Misses Lillie Johnson and Vernelle Carlson were guests of Mrs Hazel Anderson last Thursday, celebrating Hazel Anderson and Miss Lillie Johnson birthdays. Mr and Mrs Ernest Fiala and children of Bellwood were Friday evening guests of the Leon Fiala family.
Mrs Allan Kresha and Mary visited Mrs Effie Fernandez Monday evening while Allan attended a church meeting. Mr and Mrs Jack Wieseman and daughters visited with his parents Sunday. David Rutter and family visited the Charles Fischer family Saturday. Mrs Bruce Pickett attended the Wesley Chapel Club at Mrs Ben Schmaker's Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Jack Wieseman visited Mr and Mrs C R Carlson Wednesday. Misses Betty Lou Burritt Donna Mentink and Barbara Wieseman were home visiting from studies this weekend.
A New Crops Conference for agribusinessmen is planned January 26 at the University of Nebraska College of Agriculture. It will cover safflower castor beans and high amylose corn, with speakers from the college and industry. Crop Improvement Days follow January 29 30 featuring weed control discussions led by three agronomists including Mm McCarty Orvin Burnside and John Furrer.
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