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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1961

Page

4

Harrison Ziemba Wedding at St Bonaventure Church

Miss Alice Faye Harrison of Osceola wed Clarence F. Ziemba in a 9 o'clock ceremony at St Bonaventure Catholic Church. Rev Joseph Eckelkamp officiated as blue satin pew bows framed the aisle and white floral arrangements graced the altar.

St. Bonaventure Catholic Alice Faye Harrison Osceola Clarence F. Ziemba Joseph Eckelkamp George Harrison Charles Ziemba Thayer Ramona Kresha Sally Harrison Mary Ann Shemek

Romance Blue Gown Bride Marries at Osceola Event

A flower girl Maria Jean Berger and ring bearer Roger Berger accompanied a Polk County wedding. The bride from Osceola High, employed by Gerhold, wed a Duncan Navy veteran now with Convair Astronautics. A reception for 200 followed at St. Anthony hall with blue and white decor. Honeymooned in the Ozarks.

Duncan Jack Harrison Osceola Dennis Dush Leonard Ziemba LeAnn Waltke Esther St. Anthony Social Hall Frank Chelohai Elmer Berger Nancy Harrison Ambrode Placzek Judy Loseke Ozarks Fifth Street Osceola High School Gerhold Company Convair Astronautics Navy

Good Management Boosts Corn Yields

Lincoln Nebraska Extension agronomist Clinton Hoover says high yields create more residue for humus, and with minimal tillage, soil-test based fertilizer, good hybrids, strong stands, pest control, efficient irrigation and prompt harvest, soil conservation improves.

Lincoln Clinton Hoover University of Nebraska Extension Agronomist Hoover

Center to open at Nebraska College of Agriculture

The Nebraska Center for Continuing Education will be dedicated June 9 at the University of Nebraska College of Agriculture. The center includes adult and youth wings to offer educational programs for all ages and walks of life.

Nebraska Center Lincoln Nebraska Center For University of Nebraska College of Agriculture Lincoln Peace Corps Polk County Gary B. Garey Sargent Shrivers

Calvary Ev Lutheran Church Announces June Activities

Rev Robert V Johnson vice pastor lists Vacation Bible School program June 2 at 8 pm with Luther League Ice Cream Social afterward. Confirmation instruction June 3 9 30 to 11 30 am. Sunday June 4 first Sunday after Trinity with classes at 9 30 am Holy Communion at 10 30 am time change noted. Board of Administration meets June 6 8 pm. Junior Choir practice June 7 at 8 45 am.

Calvary EV Board of Administration

St Paul Lutheran Church Announcements and Schedules

Robert V. Johnson pastor leads Thursday 7 00 pm confirmation class 8 00 pm senior choir Friday noon picnic at the park for the congregation Saturday 3 00 pm seniors meet Sunday 9 00 am congregational study 10 00 am holy communion service note the early hour 4 00 pm surprise program for the seniors by the Luther League 8 00 pm bible school program

ST. Paul Lutheran Robert V. Johnson Luther Lea

Clover Club Sets June 20 Tour and Bowling Party

The Clover Clover Club meeting at Gary Ahlquist's scheduled its yearly project tour for June 20 at 1 30. Lee Boden was chosen to reserve alleys and a night for the bowling party while readings from the Breeds of Swine booklet were discussed.

Gary Ahlquist Lee Boden

Clover Leaf Dairy Club Holds Second Meeting

The Clover Leaf Dairy Club met May 24 at Richard Prell's home. Members judged and discussed different hay types and sudan grass. The next meeting will be at Jimmy Carpenter's home. Mrs Prell served lunch afterwards. David Klein, Reporter.

Clover Leaf Dairy Club Richard Prell Jimmy Carpenter

Busy Belles Extension Club Meeting Highlights

The Busy Belles Extension Club met May 3 at 2 00 p m with Mrs Clem Marak presiding. Mrs Robert Sterup conducted the meeting and Mrs Keith Houder shheldt gave a lesson on making holiday logs. Several attendees made logs at the meet and discussed Bassett Bedroom Suites at Kepners.

Belles Extension Club Clem Marak Robert Sterup Keith Houdershheldt Meetane

Mrs Mark Timm Underwent Emergency Surgery

Relatives report Mrs Mark Timm underwent emergency surgery May 25 at Mesa Arizona Hospital. She is said to be recovering well despite advanced age and can receive letters from Osc Ola friends at Southside Hospital in Mesa Arizona.

Mark Timm Albert J. Manthey Mesa Arizona Hospital Timm Oscola Southside Hospital Mesa Arizona

Memorial Day Rain Shifts Program to School Auditorium

Memorial Day rain totaling over an inch moved the cemetery program to the school auditorium. The wet weather kept attendance lower than usual for the holiday observance.

Birthday Celebrations Spotted in Central City and Nearby

Friends and family gathered for Wren Sherwood’s birthday on Wednesday evening with self supplied lunch. The Sherwoods were guests Thursday evening of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Sherwood in Central City for Wren and Mrs. Guy Sherwood’s birthdays. Sharon Kay Meister visited Monday afternoon with Sally Sterup. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Jones hosted Friday evening hosting guests including Mr. and Mrs. George Hubbert Starbuck Minnesota and Mr. and Mrs. Sheridan Collins Denver Colorado along with Mrs. Joe Newman and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Wasserman Stromsburg. Mrs. Mary Dunn Beatrice and Mrs. Neola Dunn spent Monday morning with Mrs. Fred Dunn. James and Fred Dunn visited Effie Fernandez and later the Vincent Shanahan home in Genoa Friday afternoon.

Clarks and Polk Wren Sherwood Sherwoods Guy Sherwood Central City Wren Sharon Kay Meister Sally Sterup Martin Jones George Hubbert Starbuck Minn Sheridan Collins Denver Colo Joe Newman Ernest Wasserman Stromsburg Mary Dunn Beatrice Neola Dunn Fred Dunn James Effie Fernandez Vincent Shanahan Genoa

Local Social Roundup Notices and Memorial Reflections

Wallace Sherwood guests at Friday supper hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Wren Sherwood. The Federal Land Bank Bowling team and sponsors Al Grubaugh of David City dined at Esther's Diner in Columbus. Attendees included Fred Husak Robert Sterup Francis Urban Don Sterup Eugene Sterup and Lawrence Meister. Mary Anderson returned to Oshkosh to finish teaching at Garden County High School after visiting her parents. Mrs. Don Huston of Buhl Idaho visiting Albert and Florine Timm. formerly Ada Ryan. Morris Wickburg of Rock Island Illinois visiting Mrs. Frank Joy and left Wednesday for home. Carl Cederberg and family attended Luther College events Luther College reunion and commencement. Mrs. Walter Koehler returned from Haywood California after her granddaughter Paula Pillsbury died. funeral held last Wednesday. John Lewis of Kearney attended Alumni banquet and Memorial Day at Philip Timm home. Edith Allinder of Omaha weekend guest of Otelia Johnson. Clayton Johnson and family of Ceresco were guests of Ernest Nyquist for Sunday dinner and supper.

Wallace Sherwood Wren -Sherwood Wallace Indiana Federal Land Bank al Grubaugh David City Esther Columbus Messrs Mmes Fred Husak Robert Sterup Francis Urban Don Sterup Eugene Sterup Lawrence Meister Mary Anderson Oshkosh Garden County High School Herman A. Anderson Don’ Huston Buhl Idaho Albert Timm Huston Osceola Ada Ryan Morris Wickburg Rock Island Illinois Luther College Wahoo Cederberg Bonnie Hanquist Polk Luther Walter Koehler Haywood Calif Paula Pillsbury Paula John Lewis Kearney Philip Timm Edith Allinder Omaha Otelia Johnson

Johnsons of Lincoln Attend Memorial Day Gathering

Mr and Mrs Phillip Johnson and Ray and Mr and Mrs Eugene Johnson of Lincoln spent Monday evening and Memorial Day with Mr and Mrs Perry Sapp and Otelia Johnson. Mrs Phoebe Morgan was a luncheon guest of Mrs Clara Dixon of Clarks last Sunday.

Phillip Johnson Ray Eugene Johnson Lincoln Perry Sapp Otelia Johnson Phoebe Morgan Clara Dixon Clarks

Calvary Evfrageliqal Lutheran Church Service Schedule

Sunday services listed for Calvary Evfrageliqal Lutheran Church Swede Home with Vice-Pastor Robert V. Johnson at 9 30 Sunday School and 10 30 Worship. First Methodist Church presents Ray E. Hawkins as Pastor with Sunday School at 9 45 and Worship at 11 00.

Calvary Evfrageliqal Lutheran Church Robert V. Johnson First Methodist Church Ray E. Hawkins

Capitol News: Pharmacy Licensing Bill Moves Forward

State Senators report heavy mail and telegrams on a bill to regulate pharmacies. The measure licenses pharmacy businesses, sets grounds for license revocation, and removes the prior allowance for compounding by nonlicensed workers under remote supervision.

Pharmacist Supervision Rules for Interns

Interns may compound drugs only under direct supervision of a registered pharmacist unless they have owned and operated a pharmacy for 15 years. Those owners may continue to compound under supervision while working with a licensed pharmacist.

Tuberculosis Attacks Lungs Most Often

Tuberculosis primarily targets the lungs but can affect other body parts as well. Medical notes emphasize the disease's common and less frequent sites and the importance of early detection.

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