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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1965
Page
12
Social notes recount numerous visits and gatherings across Valley communities. Guests in the Schmoker and Wiese man homes include relatives from York and Washington DC, with multiple dinners and picnics at Stromsburg Osceola and Pawnee Park.
District 4-H camp at Seward July 8 10 drew 25 girls 5 boys 2 junior leaders and 2 county agents with sessions on physical fitness water safety bird identification and fire safety by the state fire marshal. Osceola Silver Creek Shelby and Stromsburg area youth and leaders are listed among attendees along with councilor Lynn Kreis and Penny Swanson. A conservation and leadership 4-H camp at Hals ey features 14 members and a leader. Mrs Winard Augustin leads and assists during the weeklong event. Farm Shop details a Midwest Plan Service 30 by 30 foot paved shop plan with location floor layout work areas and construction guidance.
Descendants of the late James H. Thompson gathered July 4 at the Sam Cook home in Clarks with relatives from California Colorado and Nebraska. Attendees included Vicki Gillespie Loren Oberg and Lynn Kreis among others. Also noted Farm Safety Week proclamation and 4-H camp sessions with conservation and leadership activities planned.
Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Kotlar of Orange California celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary. The bride, Eva Kropach, is the daughter of the late O. J. Kropach. A reception at Michael's Las Fel ix Parisian Room was hosted by their children Pete Kotlar of Burbank Mrs Al Kaminski of Sacramento and Mrs Tim Hicks of Bass Lake. They have two grandchildren Doug Kotlar and Connie Hicks. Guests included Mrs Kotlar's sisters and the Iwan and Kropach families. The couple married in St. Andrew Catholic Church in Polk County and lived in Columbus before moving to California in 1942. Mr. Kotlar is retired from the Citrus Association.
University of Nebraska Extension economist reminds farmers to file IRS form 2240 within 90 days to claim a 4 cent per gallon refund for gasoline used on farms between July 1 1964 and June 30 1965. Only farming activities qualify and nonfarm use is excluded. county Extension offices and gasoline truck drivers can provide forms.
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