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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1969
Page
8
Mrs Anita Hollister hosted guests from Keith Kinberg and Anita Kinberg families in Green's Chapel. Numerous Lincoln York Omaha visitors attended birthdays anniversaries hospital recoveries and wedding milestones. many meals dinners and show outings are recorded with surrounding towns and family groups across several days.
The 42 member Dana College Band from Blair Nebraska will play in the Osceola High School Auditorium on Tuesday March 11 at 1250 PM. Open to the public with no admission charge. The program includes Bach Leroy Anderson Sousa and a concert version of Battle Hymn of the Republic. Dr Wayne W Wise conducts the band and has served Dana since 1957.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Pehrson spent the weekend at the Elmer Pehrson home. On Sunday the group traveled to Lincoln for Mrs. Tom Sutherland's birthday. Mrs. James Turner is home after a week with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bathalon in Chicago.
Dr Burt Evans University of Nebraska Community Development Specialist will headline the Farm and Home Day program in the High School auditorium on March 12. He will discuss zoning school redistricting industrial development and rural population trends with additional sessions on corporate farming led by Phil Henderson and a Q and A with Senator Maurice Kremer. A new Polk County Livestock Feeders Association will form at a March 13 meeting with a free meal for 1969 due payers and a short humorous program by cerry Bush after the meeting.
County Agent urges all segments of the livestock industry to listen to housewives and improve carcass quality. He cites retailers packers producers researchers and extension personnel as collectively responsible and promotes joining livestock organizations to gain tours carcass contests and expert speakers to boost profitability.
Polk County Soil and Water Conservation District again offers Teacher's Conservation Scholarships for summer 1969. Open to residents or teachers in Polk County, the awards encourage enrollment in a course on natural resource conservation. Applications through Mrs Betty Majors at the County Superintendent's office in Osceola.
Mr and Mrs Robert Bryan returned Thursday after a week in Chicago and Grand Rapids Michigan They attended the national convention of Land Improvement Contractors of America where Mr Bryan served as the Nebraska delegate Also attending were Mr and Mrs Wayne Beach of Aurora
Mr and Mrs Glen Wobig and Lorre visited the Dennis Connelly home in MoVille Town over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Verner Gustafson of Stromeburg were Wednesday coffee guests of Mr and Mrs Glen Anderson.
The National Housing Act enables 30 000 plus low income families to own homes with insured mortgages and low interest. the FHA highlighted Willie and Elise Wrights of Athens Georgia as an example, showing a family with seven children and long public housing tenure who could not otherwise qualify due to income and down payment barriers.
Willie and Elise and family live in a prefabricated three bedroom house in Spring Valley Estates with a $15,000 FHA insured mortgage. They pay $83 monthly, FHA covers $39, and the plan requires 20 percent of income after $300 per child with 5 percent Social Security. The builder arranged a 7.5 percent FHA mortgage. Congress funded $75 million this year, but actual money was cut to one third. Weekend visitors joined Mr and Mrs A E McVeigh and others from Scottsbluff, Kearney, Grand Island and Omaha.
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