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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1962
Page
4
The article explains why dry cleaning requires fabric recognition and proper handling. It notes heat can set stains and urges using professional cleaners. It also announces a Lincoln hotel meeting of Osceola Professional Cleaners with agricultural leaders discussing Nebraska feed grains and Polk County organizer Mr. Lindberg.
M. G. Lindberg of Polk will join hundreds of feed grain growers in Lincoln on Saturday March 10 for the first state convention of the Nebraska Feed Grain Growers Association. Earl Strong, president of the Aurora group, said the event will run a day long.
District 18 residents and guests traveled across counties for dinners card parties and visits over the past week. The Duane Gabel family near Osceola and Mrs. Don Murray of Columbus hosted relatives while the Bernts and Girardins connected with California and Wyoming relatives. A card party at Louis Schmidt’s home and a pinochle gathering at Mrs. Henry Johannes in Columbus were reported along with several weekend visits from Wayne and Clarks area residents.
Mrs Louis A Schmidt and family visit. Mr and Mrs Alfred Bernt call on Mr and Mrs Leonard Kropatsch and family Friday eve ning. Coffee Club met with Mrs Clarence Leimser Friday. S U R Club attended at Mrs Hardy Christenson in Columbus. Frank Ziemba and sons visited Friday. Lee Iwanski and family from Columbus dined with Alfred Bernt. Mrs Fred Flammer attended a pony event at Hulda Schreiber's in Columbus.
Louis Wagner of Gresham Nebraska died Wednesday morning at Annie Jeffrey Memorial County Hospital aged 88 years 6 months 17 days Born August 11 1873 in Ford County Illinois he moved to Gresham in 1905 married Augusta Brauman in Paxton Illinois eight children were born three preceded him in death He is survived by sons John Anarga NL Louis Thawville IL Paul Valley NE Walter and Oliver Gresham a sister and two brothers Funeral services were held March 2 at Kepner Funeral Home Osceola with burial at Blue Ridge Cemetery.
Valley News notes Jack Wieseman and family hosted the Maury Watts family Tuesday evening and visited the Ronald Carlson family Friday evening. Mr and Mrs Fred Wieseman joined Extension Board members touring Agricultural College Campus and the New Kellogg Building last week.
The Rutter and Berggren families shared supper in Stromsburg with Mr and Mrs Dave Rutter hosting. Jerry Cerny and Dick Urban joined Bob Wieseman’s family to celebrate Evan and Ed’s 10th birthday. Jackie and Valerie Rutter visited grandmother Effie Fornaner for dinner. Wesley Chapel Club gathered at Mrs Bruce Pickett’s home with eleven members present as Mrs Al Kuhnel and Miss Earl Watts demonstrated bread making. Harold Nelson returned home from the Veterans Hospital in Omaha for the weekend.
Humboldt's Cub Scouts and Boy Scouts and leaders were honored at a recognition dinner in the city auditorium attended by the Humboldt Rotary Club sponsors. Scout Master Lester Davis and Lavon Long received Outstanding Service Awards for their work with the scouts. Richard Davis won the Star Award and merit badges in several subjects while Gerald Davis earned First Class Award and multiple badges.
Knights of Ak-Sar-Ben and the Nebraska Association of Fair Managers will recognize Nebraska Pioneer Farm families owning land for 100 years or more for a seventh year. 124 families have been honored in six years. Awards include a walnut plaque and aluminum gate post marker, plus a framed citation. Nomination due by July 1.
Osceola area residents hosted relatives and friends over the weekend. Visitors included Mr and Mrs Martin Jones from Columbus heading to Corvallis Oregon and Mrs Gunnard Peterson from Lincoln joining Ted and John Johnson households.
Nebraska efforts to promote tourism advance under Gov. Frank Morrison. John Kelley notes widespread support and an upcoming second statewide motor tour. The Nebraskaland foundation will sponsor efforts, with Byron Dunn and Morris Jacobs as co chairs. The governor warns of looming inquiry delays and seeks emergency help if funds run short. A state tourism division may be created as part of recommendations to the Legislative Council committee.
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