Don's Singer Sewing Machine Center Opens in Columbus
Adette announces Don Kirstine’s shop in Columbus Upholstery at 2505-11th St offering in shop or in home service for all makes. Contact LO-4-4612 or write the address. Also notes nearby ads for charcoal grass seed buyers and local services including Burg Refrigeration and Sherwood Shoe Shop. City Council minutes date January 5 1961 list bills approved and various payments to local firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don’s Singer Sewing Machine Center
Columbus
11Th St
Nebr
Donald Kirstine
Council Adjourns After Brief Routine Payments
A ledger of payments includes Village of Oakdale Nebr 50.36 T S McShane Co 50.00 Virgil Johnson 82.50 Consumers 11.00 Lincoln Tel Tel 298.00 Island Supply Co 20.75 W W Norton 96.25 M C Snodgrass 24.25 Robert Merrick 24.25 Darrel Shostrum 128.57 District Director of Internal Rev 62.50 State Tax Commissioner 210.38 Nesco Steel Co 102.35 Osceola Produce Transfer 4.93 Clinton Erg 7.00 No further business the Council Adjourned Attest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Village of
Oakdale
Nebr
T. S. McShane Co
Virgil Johnson
Consumers
Lincoln Tel. & Tel
Island Supply Co
W. W. Norton
M. C. Snodgrass
Robert Merrick
Darrel Shostrum
State Tax Commissioner
Nesco Steel Co
Osceola Produce Transfer
Clinton
Card of Thanks for hospital care and prayers
I express sincere thanks to relatives and friends for the messages, gifts, and visits during my hospital stay and at home. Special thanks to Fr Chonta, Dr Eklund, and the hospital staff for their wonderful care. I remember you all in my prayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chonta
Eklund
Thanks for Support During Hospital Stay and Recovery
The writer thanks relatives and friends for cards letters gifts and flowers while in the hospital and after returning home. Special thanks are given to Dr Eklund nurses and nurse aids for their wonderful care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Eklund
Extension Club Window Treatment Lesson by Mrs Gros Snicklaus
Clear Creek Homemakers met at Mrs. Sam Gondringer home for a lesson on window treatments by Mrs Roy Gros snicklaus. Year books were filled at the business meeting. A social hour followed with a birthday party and gifts for all members. Reporter Mrs Hubert Jaax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Grossnicklaus
Clear Creek
Sam Gondringer
Hubert Jaax
Conservation School Day Set for Polk County Students
The first Conservation School Day for all 7th and 8th graders in Polk County is scheduled for April 19. Attendees from County Superintendent of Schools City Schools of Polk Stromsberg Osceola Shelby and local conservation groups agreed to a morning program at Osceola High School Auditorium followed by an afternoon field tour. Students will view conservation films in the two weeks prior to the event to reinforce the message that conservation is everybody’s business.
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Polk County
County
Polk
Stromsbureg
Osceola
Shelby
Soil Conservation District
Extension Service
Soil Conservation Service
Osceola High School
Lone Star Tributes and Family Visits Across Kansas and Nebraska
Mr and Mrs Leo Swan return home after visiting relatives in DeSoto Kansas and Kansas City. Mr and Mrs C W Leber host seven couples for supper and a demonstration. Mr and Mrs Louis Schmidt entertain a dinner and demonstration for couples. Mrs John Hahn Mildred and Mrs Lawrence Leimser visit Mrs Hahn's stepmother at a Genoa rest home. Mrs Tschudy ill. Lawrence Leimser Rhonda visit Oscar Adkisson Sr west of Duncan. John Hahn Mildred visit Lawrence Leimser home with Carl Bollig and a son. C W Leimser and daughters visit Oscar Adkisson Jr in Columbus. Ladd Svoboda family visit Hahn family in Brainard. Father Schnobelen calls in Red Cloud. Wilford Snyder hospitalized in Columbus. He injured.
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Leo Swan
DeSota
Kansas
Kansas City
C. W.leber
Louis Schmidt
John Hahn
Mildred
Lawrence Leimser
Genoa
Tschudy
Rhonda
Oscar Adkisson
Duncan
Carl Bollig
Sunday Visitors and Local Gatherings in Columbus Area
Theodore Svoboda of Brainard and his son in law and daughter visited on Tuesday with the Hahn family. Mrs Svoboda spent the day with her daughter near Shelby. Harold Husmann and family, with Bob and David Leimser, were Sunday visitors in the Bud Bray home. Albert Lucke of Columbus visited C Leimser home on Wednesday and Saturday. A CYO meeting followed High School instruction at St Andrew's Church Hall. Fred Flamme entertained Minnesota relatives midweek. Husmann, a Columbus business caller, visited with kin Friday. Fred Hahn visited his brother John and the Leimser home Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Sale
Theodore Svoboda
Brainard
Carroll Hahn
Osceola Chorus Attends Albion Choral Clinic
Forty Osceola High School singers joined the 16th annual Albion Choral Clinic January 13 and 14 led by Dr. David Foltz of the University of Wichita. The choir practiced diverse works and featured the Osceola Girls Trio among four selected groups for a Saturday concert before about 1000 high school singers.
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Osceola High School
Albion
Albion Clinic
Osceola
David Foltz
University At
Wichita
Kansas
Fridey
The
Music Makers
Dr. Foltz
Notable January Births in Benedict and Shelby
Mitze Arlene arrived January 20 to Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Nickels of Benedict weighing 6 pounds 8 ounces La Ree Jane born January 20 to Mr. and Mrs. Ben Wagner of Shelby weighing 7 pounds 13 ounces Gregory Allen born January 23 to Mr. and Mrs. Howard Whitmore of Shelby weighing 8 pounds 11 ounces
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Mitze Arlene
Melvin Nickels
Benedict
la Ree Jane
Ben Wagner
Shelby
Gregory Allen
Howard Whitmore
Social calls and family visits noted in local column
Mr and Mrs Martin Jones visited Mr and Mrs George Heinemeyer and Mrs Irene Meacham Sunday evening. Irvin Deeds and family of Lincoln spent Sunday with Mrs Flossie Deeds and Rock Miller. Mary Dinges of Lincoln weekend with Rose Dinges family. Paul Schmoker Jill and David of Kearney visited with Donald Schmoker. Denny and Barry joined Sunday dinner with Hugh Schmoker. Roy Trotter and daughter Diane went to Omaha Monday for tests at the therapy clinic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Jones
George Heinemeyer
Irene Meacham
Kepners
Irvin Deeds and
Denny
Barry
Hugh Schmoker
Roy Trotter
Diane
Omaha
Hattie B. Munroe
Oriental Dish to Win Acclaim
A luxe winter entertaining recipe for turkey with a soy glaze served on packaged pre cooked rice. The method emphasizes browned vegetables, thickened stock, and optional almonds, yielding 4 to 6 servings.
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Rogers Bros
Ahrens Jewelry
Gene Neater
Nebraska
Methodist Church
Osceola Holw
Edsel Inberg
Robert Baker
Stromsburg
Delmar Johnson
Pontiac
W. H. Norton
Eikenhorst- Osceola
Remington
Schick
Sunbeam
Norelco
Ronson
Ahrens
York, Nebr
Higgins
Cail Burg
Square
Cecil Linsley
Taylor, Nebr
Hugh Johnston
Yorkshire
C. R. Esau
Bush
Wilbert Oul
T.eSue
Albert Timm
Sherwood Shoe Shop
Columbus Monument Co
Columbus, Nebr
Farmers National Company
Philip Vrana
Harry Lees
Mills
Johnson
Eikenhorst
Sedlak
Fred Schuman
Overland Sand and Gravel Co
League of Nebraska
Zep Manufacturing Co
Consumers Public Power
Thorpe Chemical Co
Oberg Shop
Dale Lewis
Osceola Hardware
Osceola Record
Chris Standard Service
Gambles
Interstate Machinery Co
Johnson Chev. Co
Wobigs
Central Electric and Gas_ Co
M. C. Snodgrass City
Jack & Jill del Monte Sale
Texas Juice
Brest
Soap Dee
Hollywood
Weshes
Beal
Ali
RINSO
LUX Liquid
Tin
del Monte
Prune Juice
Barnlett Pears
Vm Oe
Price Ca
Tender Roe Coy
Friend Haddock
Robin Hood
Jacks Jill Food Markets
Rst
Lone Star
Tiitldred Hahn
Osceola Chorus
Turkey
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