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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1976
Page
8
The Record will apply a 25 cent service charge to any classified ad or card of banks that requires a statement when payment is not completed by month end.
Eda Burritt reports on neighbors and relatives from Dunn and Dunn related families. Activities include visits to Grand Island Grand Canyon trips travel by various couples and family hosting events. The Valley Society will meet February 4 with Mrs. Eda Burritt.
The notice lists numerous social calls and visits including Vickie Jones with Ruth Ann Schmoker, Rose Grossnicklaus with Irene Burritt, Tammy Hofbauer with Jane Jarmin, and Morris Dunn with Perry Swan in Lincoln. It also notes Wesley Chapel Club attendance, hospital visits, Fair Board Convention in Lincoln, and multiple hosts visiting in Calmer Boden and Osceola communities.
Agnes Timm Huggler notes gatherings in Osceola including a house warming at the David Rutter home, visits by the McKeags and Dunns, a birthday observance for Elizabeth Miller, and a 50th anniversary event for Art and Johansen with open house February 8. Lynn Boden departs for Omaha University football training.
Alvin M. Cerny explains how to test stored seeds for germination using a moist blotter setup at 70 degrees. If germination is below 50 percent plant thicker or discard and buy new seeds. He lists seeds with low storage durations and those with longer life and notes flower seeds lack reliable data. Then social notes mention visits by local residents and Minnesota visitors to Aurora and Svea communities.
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