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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1953
Page
7
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The Sweet Susies 4 H Club met May 28 at the William Beebe home with hostesses Patricia Beebe and Nancy Rozanek. President Patricia Beebe led the business meeting. Members presented bake related talks and demonstrations including measuring ingredients, mixing methods, and muffin baking.
The Osceola Record features a photo of Marcia Rae, six months old, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Swan of Osceola. A small print from the Osceola series is available at the Record office for interested parents.
The club welcomes Marilee Haney as the 15th member after roll call with a baking ingredient. Kay Watts and Linda Zentz helped with the games chosen by the recreation committee, and a luncheon was served by the hostesses. The next meeting is June 16 at Ralph Watts home.
Osceola locals report the Nebraska Annual Conference of the Methodist Church held at Hastings on June 27 with participants including lay member Maud Nuquist and Rev. Bollinger. Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Kirby of Kansas City visit Mrs. Etta Leonard over Decoration Day.
Mr and Mrs Rudolph Johnson of Omaha visited Mr and Mrs Elmer Allinder last Friday and attended the alumni banquet in the evening.
Four 4-H girls from Polk County, Marilyn Hahn, Sondra Hill, Betty Lees, and Rogene Lees, participated in 4-H Club Week. Hill earned an alternate in Timely Topic on Wanted Statesmanship, with Sandra Ball of Box Butte as top winner. June events include Freeze Demonstrations in Stromsburg Osceola and Shelby, a Shelby tea, Columbus Judging Day, and a Hereford breeders group forming within 50 miles of Columbus with officers named.
The Busy Belles met at Mrs Clem Maraks home on Wednesday afternoon May 27 with all but one member present. Mrs Fred Husak led the meeting as president. Mrs Florian Goerlnger presented the Home Nursing course. The group sang favorite songs led by Mrs Marak with Mrs Hollie Campain at the piano. A lunch was served by the hostess and daughter Carolyn. The June meeting will be at Mrs Clarence Van Ostrands home.
Harrison's column notes research to extract pinic acid from turpentine for use in extremely cold aircraft engines, potentially replacing castor oil. It also highlights a Beltsville Agriculture Center tour by President Eisenhower, a Civil Functions Appropriations bill for Army Engineers, a June 5 Congressional baseball game, and a visit to the senator's office.
A Wayne County Future Farmers group joined Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Franta of Abie C. J. Petrow of Fremont Kermit Wagner of Schuyler and Mr. and Mrs. Agan of Wayne for activities over the past week.
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