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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1960
Page
6
A period cookbook style guide details a Hearty Garden Salad with macaroni dressing, Springtime Ham Casserole and Creole Spaghetti with Shrimp. It includes recipes, yields, and cooking steps to prepare marinated macaroni, ham casseroles, shrimp spaghetti, and tuna puffs.
Summer arrives in Nebraska as winter effects linger in state business. Gasoline tax receipts reached 14.6 million for the year, while highway work endures after freezing and thawing. Plans to boost industry and potato development, plus a new state licensing district concept, are outlined by agency chiefs.
The program began June 6 with Norman McIntosh and Roy Green directing boys softball for grades one through eight and Bill Lavelle organizing girls teams of the same ages. Thelma Scott, a high school junior, attends Chadron State Teachers College as one of eight accepted for training granting nine hours of freshman college work. Thelma is daughter of Mrs. Foster Scott. Weekend visitors included Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Haszier from Denver, a USDA meat marketing specialist who lived with the Wilsons while at A and M College.
The recommendation of Scissors is expected to be presented before the Legislature where it may provoke notable controversy.
TEMS Mr and Mrs E D Schnasse and Greg of Wakefield return from Bethesda Md and Pittsburg Pa visiting Mrs E A Schnasse Lydia Enghardt and Mr and Mrs Charles Lytle in Osceola. They go home Sunday. Howard Carson of Tomah Wis stayed with the Joys. Gramlys of Denver spent Sunday with Edith Heilman. Roberts family and Raymond Watts joined a Omaha trip and a Blytheville Ark business flight.
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