Isn't that a Pleasant Sunday in Greens Chapel
Mrs. Vivian Funk of Polk visits Mr. and Mrs. Earl Burke Sunday afternoon. The Goodwill Club held a family picnic at Buckley Park Sunday evening. Numerous local families attended gatherings at the homes of Obrist, Torell, Berggren, Hellerich, and others, with picnics and visits across several towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian Funk
Polk
Earl Burke
Goodwill” Club
Buckley Park
Neal McBeth
Cindy
Steve
Rockford
Ill
Boone
Owa
Burdette Obrist
Lincoln
Seattle
Harry Obrist
Ralph Rhoades
Merle Heiden
Benedict
Donna Barber
York
Duane Keyes
Joyce
Byron Torell
Lester Anderson
Lewis Berggren
Deb Hartman
Brooke Berggren
Arlen West
Grand Island
Kathy
Kristy
Kent
Fremont
Bill Hellerich
Jeff Hellerich
Edith Larsen
Torells
Hellerich
Goldenrod Club
Max Rystrom
Bert
Bruce Rystrom
Carol Rystrom
Gerald Cleveland
Darrel Carstens
Meadow Grove
Republican City
Harlan County
J. L. Hurd
Everett Loreman
James Marak
Pamela
Hastings
Anna Pehrson
Raymond Hansen
Moline
Glen Petersen
Leroy Nelson
Roger Hanquist
Severt Oquist
Albert Teegerstrom
Ralph Radley
Duane Lea
Vance Teegerstrom
Lloyd Fellows
Stanley Harless
Gust Johnson
Geo. Burke
Central City
Bob Burke
Nina
Cuba Finnell
Anita Hollister
Community gatherings near Osceola and surrounding towns
A dense list of Sunday and midweek visits and picnics across Osceola and nearby communities including Buckley Park and East Hill Park. Attendees include Lindquist Wilson Leidtke Hurd Loreman Engert Graves Hollister Hennings Hurd Rystrom and others with trips to Lincoln York Omaha and Richmond California names appear with families and keepers of social ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ansel Lindquist
Roy Wilson
Howard Leidtke
Osceola
Clara Wilson
Ansley
Nebr
St. Frances Hospital
Grand Island
Bob Hellbusch
Glen Peterson
Andrew Hansen
Milton
Lloyd Adelson
Polk
Raymond Hansen
Moline
Buckley Park
Chas. M. Steever
Fred Lauerman
Lloyd Hollister
Kenneth
J. L. Hurd
Everett Loreman
Judy
Larry
Howard Engert
Platte
Hershel Jones
Beuna Park
Calif
L. O. Graves
C. W. Hennings
Irven Rystrom
Dwight Newcomer
Danny
Delbert Query
York
Harold Campbell
Denver
Colo
Carol Rystrom
Tracy Nelson
Alice Sechtem
Elsie Bond
Gresham
Alvin Westenius
Anita Hollister
Terri Warner
Tommy Bolton
Walter Seymour
Gene Fusby
Paul Fusby
Delia Samuelson
Annie Jeffrey Hospital
Kay Peterson
O. D. Graves
Omaha
Rising City
Roy Thomas
Vern Berck
Twila
Nola
M. D. Berck
Lincoln
Maurice Newcomer
Don Baker
Howell Cox
Della Johnson
East Hill Park
Ralph Radley
Hemet
Albert Teegerstrom
Dale Hopwood
Henry Drool
James Lowther
Lester Anderson
Carol
Union
Sunday Dinner Guests at Glen Green Home
Sunday dinner in the Glen Green residence welcomed Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Smith as evening guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Green
Floyd Smith
York
Local Dinner Guests and Community News Spread
Lone Star and Brainard families shared hospitality with the Hahn and Leimser households. Visitors included Albert Lucke from Columbus and Gene Novak from Utica, while Raymond Kresha returned from two weeks with relatives. Hail and wind struck Saturday evening as Church notices announced Mass times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Svoboda
Brainard
Carroll Hahn
Cheryl
Duane
Duane Hahn
Joyce Leimser
Albert Lucke
Columbus
C. W. Leimser
Raymond Kresha
Clinos
Gene Novak
Utica
Carl Tschauner
Gail
W. R. Nay
Albion
Lawrence Leimser
Mike Hussman
Allyn Leimser
Rhonda Leimser
John Hahn
Mildred
Bill Schlemmer
Gert Howard
Schuyler
Fred Hahn
Ricky Ray Hahn
Lincoln
Fred Schnoebelen
Iowa
Kenneth Schnoebelen
Father Schnoebelen
St. Andrew Church
St. Mary’s Church
George Davis
Judy
Rudolph Nitsch
Alfred
William Nitsch
William
Veterans Hospital
Omaha
Robert Schmid
Lawrence Schmid
Take Soil Samples for Fall Seeding Plans and Fertilization
County agents urge timely soil testing for fields to be seeded with alfalfa or winter wheat. Collect composite samples from uniform soil areas, mail wheat samples by August 15, and obtain EC 56-116 guidance from county agents or fertilizer dealers. Approximately 25 000 samples were tested last year to guide fertilizer plans.
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Nebraska
College of Agriculture
Proclamation Declares Farm Safety Week in 1962
President John F Kennedy proclaims Farm Safety Week beginning July 22 1962 urging all Americans to observe the week with the theme Family Safety At Work and Play and to join efforts to cut farm home and highway accidents.
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John F. Kennedy
Grasshopper Infestations Reported Across State
Grasshoppers are numerous in some areas with the infestation heaviest near hatching places. Most grasshoppers are in fence rows and idle acres. As vegetation remains plentiful in field margins, small grasshoppers feed there until they grow and vegetation thins out, prompting movement.
Insecticide guidance for grasses and pastures
The notice outlines chemical controls for grasshoppers in fence rows idle land and crops and provides application rates for dieldrin aldrin heptachlor toxaphene malathion dibrom sevin. It states cattle need not be removed during pasture treatment and notes waiting periods before cutting or pasturing for hay and dairy cattle pastures.
Ram Show and Sale for Nebraska sheep breeders set
Nebraska Registered Sheep Breeders plan their 26th Annual Ram Show and Sale on August 3 in the 4 H Building at the Beppaskee State Fairgrounds Lincoln. The event offers stud rams commercial rams and purebred replacement yearling ewes, says Ted Doane. D W Spohn notes expected attendance from neighboring states and reports on Nebraska sheep experiments and lamb production in the British Isles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Beppaskee State Fairgrounds
Lincoln
Ted Doane
University of Nebraska Extension
D. W. Spohn
Superior
Nebraska Registered Sheep Breeders
British Isles
Market guidance urges feeding hogs to 220 pounds
University of Nebraska Extension economist Fred Olson advises rushing hogs to market at 220 pounds but holding for heavier weights up to 240 pounds. He also urges pushing lambs to market now as prices decline seasonally yet remain above 1961 levels, with fall turkey prices near midpoints of 1960 and 1961. OCI uncertain corn and milo futures mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Olson
University of Nebraska Extension
Olson
Turkey
Cheapest Feed Grains and Protein Focus
The guide urges watching protein prices and buying feeds that provide the lowest cost per pound of protein. Emphasizes selecting grains and feeds with the best protein yield to minimize overall feed costs.
Osceola Native Promoted in Germany With 37th Artillery
DeVerne H. Johnson son of Mr and Mrs Theodore P Johnson recently promoted to specialist four in Germany. He serves as a mechanic in Battery C of the 37th Artillery and entered the Army in October 1960. He completed basic training at Fort Riley Kansas and arrived overseas in April 1961. The 20 year old Osceola High School graduate from 1958.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeVerne H. Johnson
Theodore P. Johnson
Germany
37Th Artillery
Johnson
Fort Riley
Kan
Osceola High School
Local households host extended Sunday dinner guests
Mr. and Mrs. Wren Sherwood entertained their son in law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Percy Gray and Leslie of North Platte, Mrs. Art Gray of York, and the Wallace Sherwoods of Stromsburg. Alfred Gondringer and Tom Hofbauer left Thursday for the Black Hills and returned Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wren Sherwood
Percy Gray
Leslie
North Platte
Art Gray
York
Wallace Sherwoods
Stromsburg
Alfred Gondringer
Tom Hofbauer
Black Hills
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World Book
President Red
Lata
Childcraft
World Book Encyclopedia
Encyclopedia
Janet Zedicher
Morton Osceola, Nebraska
Iew
Chevrolet America
Chevrolet
Osceola, Nebr
Lone Star
Mildred Hahn
Pest
Overland Sand & Gravel
Polk County
Behlen
Rafert Service
Gresham, Nebr
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