21 Jun 1967
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1967
Page
1
Nebraska west of U S Highway 183 is declared a disaster area opening SBA and Farmers Home loans for individuals, businesses, churches and nonprofits. Nebraska flood relief lists needed estimates and official contacts at the Omaha SBA office.
Last week's storms damaged Osceola with a brief downburst damaging refrigeration at Harolds Market. A twister touched down briefly Tuesday night. The Granthams of Omaha welcomed a baby boy, Robert Lee, born June 12 weighing 7 lbs 2 oz. Grandparents are Clyde Miller's wife. Camp Fon telle hosts Methodist girls with counselors Julie Gullberg and Laura Delfs.
More than eighty Polk County 4-H members attended the County 4-H Camp at Asvenant Cedars Bible Camp near Herdvilla from June 22 to 74. The program featured boat and gun safety talks, flag ceremonies, swimming, crafts, and talent planning, with Dudley Osborn of the State Game Commission presenting safety sessions.
The document lists prize recipients and notable individuals amid flood events. Leaders of the OHS cheer team win clinic awards in Lincoln while a TV photographer faced danger in a tree. Farmers adapt to flood losses with lakes where crops once stood and firefighters keep up cleanup after three nights of flooding amid ongoing community resilience.
Kenneth Krieg of Hastings will take over as Adams county assistant county agent July 1, moving from Missouri where he earned a master’s in animal science. He is married with a six month old daughter Heather. The note covers nitrogen loss from heavy rains, field practices, and a reader poll about birthdays and personality signs from a 1941 Good Housekeeping reprint.
Widespread flooding hit Silver Creek Wednesday and Thursday with what is believed to be the worst high water in the area. About 5,000 sandbags supplied by the Lincoln Emergency Operating Cotas were delivered by helicopter to Silver Creek. Volunteers including teens helped fill bags and build dikes along homes and river banks, with help from Clark’s area teams and women supplying meals. The Platte River rise was blamed on heavy rainfall reaching as far west as Kearney.
Victor Cennys completed the purchase of Whip O Creme from the Ben Bergers of Stromsburg. New owners assumed possession on Monday, signaling a change in ownership for the local confectionery shop.
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