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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1961
Page
5
The article explains changes in the Social Security retirement test for 1980 and after. It outlines earnings thresholds, which months are affected, and exceptions for ages 72 and older or months with low earnings. The Lincoln office provides a free booklet with details.
Area stock car drivers, owners and others are invited to a 2 p.m. Sunday meeting at the Columbus City Auditorium to discuss rules, schedule and the 1961 season. Manager Les Pillen and Track Owner Gib Behlen announced a naming contest open to drivers, owners, mechanics and fans with prizes for the chosen name and top suggestions. More than 100 drivers and owners across about 12 counties have shown interest.
Social rounds feature Mrs. Harold W. Johnson hosting birthday supper for Mrs. Johnson with guests including the Gestrine and Oduist families. Andrea Johnson and Sandra Peterson from Luther College joined local friends at several dinners and Sunday visits with Johnson, Peterson, Bondin and other households.
Behlen who bought the Columbus track weeks ago says the facility and its concrete properties are being rejuvenated. Pending Sunday's meeting Pillen and Behlen announce stock car racing will be on Sundays with go karts slated for mid week action.
Osceola volunteer firemen hold their regular meeting tonight which is scheduled for Thursday.
Cub Scout pack gathers at the Lutheran Church Friday January 27 at 7 30 p m Rebekah Lodge meets Wednesday January 25 at 7 30 p m Busy Belles Extension Club meets Wednesday February 1 with Mrs A C Schott at 2 00 p m
Sunday visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Harold A Johnson and Mary while evening guests were Mr. and Mrs. Harold W Johnson and Keith. Sunday dinner at the William Larson home featured Rolland Ekstrom family guests. evening visitors were Hiram Tewell. Saturday supper hosted by Duane Jones welcomed Vance Toline Dennis Johnson Krystal Stanley Oquist Steven. Ronald Sarow join Jack Malek for Sunday supper. Mrs. Richard Anderson Ralph Jones and Carl G Johnson visited Mrs. DeVon Johnson Friday afternoon.
The 4 H Home Making Club met at Patty Dunn's home to elect officers. Patty Dunn was chosen president, Ann Dunn secretary, and Mary Buresh news reporter. The club planned a valentine party for February 17 at Ann Dunn's and set project focus on work and play and lounging.
Gaylen Ahlquist visited Marlin Youngquist on Sunday at the Calmar Youngquist home. Carl Sundberg’s birthday was celebrated with a family dinner hosted by Reuben Sundberg and family, Joe and Ruth Sundberg, and Walter Rudeen. Richard Anderson and family joined Norris Anderson at Columbus Tuesday night, then returned home from a vacation in California.
Local residents share visits and dinners across Silver Creek Benedict and Polk. The record notes Orley Conkling and others at a State meeting in Lincoln, plus multiple families hosting and enjoying weekend meals.
Leroy Dinges of Kearney State Teachers College visits with his mother Mrs. Rose Dinges. Mrs. Wren Sherwood guests with Mrs. Mollie Swan on Wednesday. Suzanne Trotter stays with Patty Ranslem of Fremont. Mrs. Ernest Nyquist and Mrs. Mary Gerdes accompany Albert Anderson to Lincoln to visit the Stauber new baby. Mrs. Albert Anderson returns home after the visit.
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