Record Adds 25 Cent Service Charge on Unpaid Ads
Notice states a 25 cent service fee will be applied to any classified ad or card of banks requiring a statement if not paid by month end due to rising post age rates.
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1976
Page
6
Notice states a 25 cent service fee will be applied to any classified ad or card of banks requiring a statement if not paid by month end due to rising post age rates.
Eda Burritt reports numerous visits and events as Valley residents host relatives in Osceola Stromsburg Grand Island and Lincoln. Highlights include Dunn family carry in supper at the Rutter home and visits by Urban Pickett and Beebe circles. The Valley Society plans a February 4 meeting.
Social and visiting updates list guests and hosts across several households. Vignettes include Vickie Jones with Ruth Ann Schmoker, Rose Grossnicklaus and Irene Burritt at Calmer Boden, Tammy Hofbauer with Jane Jarmin, and multiple families visiting in Lincoln and Columbus hospital, plus club gatherings and Fair Board Convention attendance.
Agnes Timm Huggler reports weekend gatherings in Osceola with Mr and Mrs Wally McKeag, Jim McKeag, Morris Dunn, David Rutter, and Elizabeth Miller celebrations. Open house for Art and Johansen 50th anniversary set February 8 at Methodist Fellowship Hall. Lynn Boden travels to Omaha for classes and football training.
Gardening advice from Alvin M. Cerny explains testing leftover seeds for germination at 70 degrees on a moist blotter. Use ten seeds per test, wrap in plastic, and wait about two weeks to count sprouted seeds. If under 50 percent, plant thicker or discard. test beans carrots corn onions parsnips peppers tomatoes and other listed varieties.
The Ronald Sarows visited Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Peterson Sunday evening. Tuesday supper guests at Aurora and Enoch Anderson's were Mr. and Mrs. Raymond D Johnson. Friday supper at the Anderson home included Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Lindblad and Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Johnson of Svea Minnesota. The Minnesota visitors also called on relatives Carl Allinder and Elmer Allinder of Stromsburg.
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