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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1959

Page

3

Enterotoxemia cautions for newborn calves and lambs

County Agent reports enterotoxemia a new familiar disease in suckling calves and lambs. Vaccination is advised. unvaccinated stock should consult a veterinarian if illness is suspected. Also notes fertilizer choices for corn fields, a new automatic tractor pilot, farm marketings receipt trends in early 1959, and a 4-H bake sale to fund the State 4-H Camp.

E Crosby Howe University of Nebraska Howe Nebraska

Valentine’s Namesake: E. K. Valentine Shaped Nebraska

A historical sketch details Edward K. Valentine, Nebraska congressman 1879–85, who helped found Valentine, NE, and influenced state growth. It notes his district shifts, chairmanship of the Agricultural Committee, land office moves, and roles as bank founder and legal figure in Cuming County.

Valentine Chamber of Commerce Nebraska Valentine Cherry St. Valentine Chamber of Commerce E. K. Valentine Edward K. Valentine O. M. Kern W. A. McKeighan Carl Curtis Curtis United States Senate Agricultural Committee Congress Boyd County Missouri Washington Register of the Land Office Register of the Land Omaha West Point U. S. Senate Cuming County First National Bank of State Bankers Association

Community Guest Hosts and Visiting Family Gatherings

West Side community notes multiple Memorial Day visits and weekend gatherings. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Anderson and daughters of Wichita and Mr. and Mrs. Dean Hanson, with extended visits from Omaha and Littleton. Lincoln and York attendees join dinners and lunches at various homes. Geraldine Anderson plans a California visit, while Sharon Grueter and Alvin Gargwish join Johnson Jr. and family for meals. Summers at Covenant Cedars and local picnics mark weekend activities among neighbors and relatives.

Dennis Anderson Wichita Kansas Dean Hanson Orley Conkling Fielden Wynn Omaha J. W. Wynn Littleton, Colo Ellen Vaughn Elmer Kinberg Howard Sundberg Sharon Harold Berglund Carl Sundberg Carolyn Sharon Sundberg Covenant Cedars Arvid Carlson Hordville Geraldine Anderson Rodney Anderson San Lorenzo Calif Laura Jane Anderson Mary Grueter Alvin Gargwish Juniata Milton Johnson Jr Sharon Grueter Delbert Norquest Janalee York Richard Anderson Don Peterson Arthur Twazing Emil Peterson Ralph Jimmy Appleton Glen Twarling Dalton Morris Johnson W. Gillming Louix Falls S. D Roy Snedeker Columbus Johnson Mardell Lind

Community Notes from Rising City and Surrounding Towns

A long sequence of social visits and gatherings in Rising City and nearby communities details picnic dinners at the Bill Beebe home, overnight guests in Swede Home and Osceola, holiday weekend plans, Niobara State Park fishing trips, Shrine ceremonies in Lincoln, and alumni banquets in Thayer and Gresham. Families from Columbus, Lincoln, Stromsburg, David City, York, Detroit Lakes, and other locales are mentioned among guests and hosts.

Memorial Day Guests Visit Several Families in Columbus Area

Memorial Day dinner guests gathered at the Francis Dischner home in Columbus. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Robert Irmer and Steven of Omaha, Mrs. John Tuchsinger, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Smith of Sterling Colorado with Henry Smith, and other relatives. Gerald Clifton and Glen of St. Louis visited Mrs. Clifton's parents the Knerrs. Clifton's mother Doran Clifton from Florence Colorado joined for a few days. Sunday meals at the Knerr home included Vernon Knerr, Mrs. Lloyd Knerr, Lynn Knerr, and Mrs. W. A. Atkinson, with Keith Colson and family visiting Morris Johnson's household Sunday evening.

Francis Dischner Columbus Robert Irmer Steven Omaha John Tuchsinger Irmer Luchsinger Albert Smith Sterling, Colo Henry Smith Gerald Clifton Glen St. Louis Clifton Glen Knerr Doran Clifton Florence, Colo Knerr Vernon Knerr Lloyd Knerr Lynn

Social guests and weekend visitors from many Nebraska towns

The notice lists numerous visitors and dinner guests over Decoration Day and the holiday weekend. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Bond of unspecified origin, Homer Curtis of Hampton, Archle and Ronald Eklund, Clarence Ryan of Loup City, Max Lott and daughters, Edmond Hoffman of Rising City, Rose Winter of Bradshaw, Robert Richter and family of Holdrege, Wayne Irland and family of Wichita, Kansas, Mike Beebe and Loranine Medearis of Marysville, Kansas, and many more. The report mentions travel to harvest work in the southern states, graduation plans in Palo Alto, California, and multiple gatherings at various homes in Lincoln, Stromsburg, Columbus, Denver, and Den ver. It also notes a family visit to Costa Mesa, California, and a breakfast at Pawnee Park on May 31, 1959.

Raymond Bond George Bond Homer Curtis Hampton Archle Eklund Ronald Eklund Clarence Ryan Loup City Max Lott Rising City Edmond Hoffman Peter Kopke Velma Treadway Genoa Maude Magnuson Don Magnuson Costa Mesa Calif Elizabeth Bealer Tilder Norfolk LeRoy Rhodes Betsy Biles Pender Nebraska Palto Alto Barbara Herrmann W. W. Herrmann Herrmann Leland Stamford University Phi Beta Kappa E. W. Bonne Maurin Iler Chuck Harris Omaha John Iler Watertown South Hoknte L. L Ler L. L. Iler Harold Berglund Stromsburg Duane Mortensen Edw. Engel Columbus Jack Engel Richland Don Millner Wichita Falls Texas Charolette Mildred Dilley Millie Engel Denver Cole W E. Bahr Pawnee Park

Lincoln visitors include Johnsons and Sapps

Mrs. Harriet Horst of Fall River Mills California visited Mrs. Maude Magnuson. Mr and Mrs Eugene Johnson of Lincoln and Mr and Mrs Perry Sapp joined Memorial Day visitors. They left for home Monday of this week.

Eugene Johnson Lincoln Perry Sapp Harriet Horst Fall River Mills Calif Maude Magnuson

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M. D. Weldon Extension Agronomist U. S. Department of Agriculture U. S Usda Agricultural Marketing Service Bake Sale Kepner Furniture Gerhardt Lux Nebraska National Forest Halsey W. D ARSC Bert Gissler Natrional Fidelity Lo O. le Crater Ralph Jones Aracentant Crry Public Power District Sale Ipowta Ee West Side Mrs Homer Green Wayland LaVina Kooke Raymond Beebe Sheila Wayne Island Mike Beebe Loraine Medearis Marysville Billie Beebe Joan Potter Bill Beebe Otto Wegman Swede Tommy Gonnerman Connie Stream Carolyn Welke Craven Dwane Keyes Niobara State Park Jesse Gonnerman Judy Joe Niobara Park Robert Carlson Hanley Falls Minnesota Foy Rosenberry Wesley Johnston Shirley Helms Osceola Holly Eklund Paul Bond Craven Stream Calvin Donna Anderson Richard Johnson Alice Rasp Mary Spalding Gresham Hallie James Thayer Harold Cobey San Diego Calmer Stephenson Jean Fredrickson Chevrolet Garlock Studio York, Nebraska Weddingell Northside Sq Osceola Record Nebr N. G Philco Elec Coronado Elec Garret J. Mentink Fanny McCray Nat’l. Bank Merrick & Engel
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