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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1957
Page
7
In Greens Chapel and nearby towns residents hosted farewell parties, visits, and birthday celebrations. The community gathered for gifts and photos, announced births, and noted many calls and visits among families including the Poe, Berggren, Lindgren, Hennings, Torell, and Loveman households.
Federal regulations effective January 1 1957 unify control of cattle movement. Interstate shipments of cattle other than young calves and certain spayed animals will fall under federal law. Slaughter cattle free of brucellosis may move to slaughterhouses stockyards or approved points. Official health certificates required for brucellosis free herds and areas. Vaccinated animals under 30 months need official certificates and possible state permits for brucellosis free areas. Beef cattle for feeding and grazing require a state permit if mandated.
Sunday supper guests included Mr. and Mrs. Lester Anderson and Joe and Timmy, plus visits from L. F. Posusta of Grand Island to Irvin Noble’s family. The wedding of Ethel Mac Gondringer and Felix Zoucha took place in Shelby, with attendees from Chappell Oshkosh and others. Lincolnd trip for a pre nuptial dinner honored Caroline Rhodes and Fred Allen. Other entries note Delores Lindblade’s return to county clerk work after a wrist fracture and visits from Ray Iwan and daughters from Kansas City to Mrs Rose Iwan.
Mrs Lloyd Wamsley reports visits among District 54 families. Mr and Mrs Frank Vetick and Johnny Ray spent Sunday afternoon at the Frank Carman home. Frank Carman and children visited Wednesday evening at the Frank Vetick home. The Donald Schott family visited last Monday with the Warner Guenther family in Columbus.
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