District 54 social rounds and club meetings recap
Leona Imhoff reports community happenings in District 54. Residents and guests visit Omaha, Plus weekend visits among Imhoff, Wyman, Hinkle and Tooker families. 4-H reorganization, Maple Leaf Club, Farm and Home Day attendance noted. U Sharit Club to meet March 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Tooker
Cindy
Omaha
Norman Tooker
Jerry Nightengale
Methodist Hospital
Mr. Nightengale
Nightengale
Donn Atkinson
Clint van Winkle
Manhattan
Kansas
Darrell Atkinson
Sherry Jackson
Cozad
Darlene Hinkle
Columbus
Gilbert Hinkle
Dennis Hinkle
Shane
Rex Graham
Donald Schipperiet
Mike Wyman
Shelby
Don Utley
Happy Hour Club
Walter Spike
Polly Newcome
Helen Kinney
John Wyman
Sam Wyman
Monroe
Hector Blaser
Donald Schott
Berney Paprocki
John Drog
St. Edward
Bill Wyman
Richard Wyman
Kenneth Burritt
Tommie Wilcox
Mark Wyman
August Schutt
Jane Dunn
Bill Imhoff
Chris Gaedeke
Clear Creek 4-H Club
Ted Wyman
Maple Leaf Club
Neela Dunn
Rtobert Tooker
Check Baby Foods For Tampering
A home extension notice by Mrs. Freddie Lee Nickles warns shoppers to inspect tamper evident features on baby foods. Look for raised lids and a popping sound when opening, and return if the seal or center is not intact. Improperly sealed puddings vegetables or meats can cause food poisoning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baby Foods
Freddie Lee Nickles
Osceola Social Roundup Sees Local Visits and Birthday Cheer
Osceola residents enjoy a busy weekend with guests from Harlingen Lincoln Exeter and surrounding areas. The gathering at DeVern Rodene marked a birthday celebration while other households hosted relatives and friends for multiple days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verner Johansen
James Inness
Harlingen
Texas
Ray Conrad
Lincoln Hospital
Leo Albers
Lawrence Albers
Barbara
Jerry Thelen
Hubert Alt
Ervin Grossnicklaus
DeVern Rodene
Harry Rodene
Mervin Ransom Jr
Joni
Ruth Eklund
Rupert Carlson
DeVon
Joey
Vivian
Kathy Rodene
Exeter
A Rae
Free enterprise or constraint in farming debated at state fair
A column argues farmers face increasing control from creditors consultants marketing groups and government rules. It questions if farming remains true free enterprise amid tax laws zoning and labor legislation. Also announced are Nebraska State Fair Muscle Efficiency Contest sign ups and a Central Nebraska Pork Producers meeting in York with swine futures discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn E. Jones
Greetstae
Nebraska Pork Producers Association
Nebraska
Central Nebraska Pork Producers
York
Polk County
Quick tax service urges early returns for faster refunds
Richard P. Vinal, District Director of Internal Revenue for Nebraska, urges taxpayers to file now to speed refunds and cut processing costs. Use the pre addressed name label on Form 1040 and mail to the Service Center using the provided envelope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard P. Vinal
Internal Revenue
Nebraska
Vinal
IRS
Allyn Leimser hosts house warming and neighbors attend
The Leimsers held a March 7 house warming with a luncheon and a decorated cake. Guests included the Leimsers, Hahns, Adkinson, and others. a group gift and prize were awarded to the Oscar Adkissons. Additional notes mention visits, church events, and a hospital open house at Behlen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allyn Leimsers
Leimsers
Oscar Adkissons
C. W. Leimsers
Ronnie
Carroll Hahns
Douglas
Lawrence Leimsers
David
Robert Leimsers
Carl Bolligs
Ron Stempeks
Harold Husmanns
Mike
Ricky
Leo Albers
Osceola
John Swan
Leo
Columbus
Calvin Kropatschs
Paulina Bernt
George Korgor
Bernard Korgor
Karen
Allyn Leimser
Tamra
Lawrence Leimser
Carl Tschauner
Fred Flamme
Frederick Flamme
Claude Fletchers
John Mullers
United Methodist Church
David City
Harry Kilgores
Daryl Brockmeiers
Grand Island
Carroll Hahn
Brockmeiers
John Hahn
Mildred
Behlen Hospital
Polk County develops REAP program with approved practices
The Polk County ASC Committee announced the county REAP program, replacing ACP, with practices including native grass and perennial cover, erosion control, wildlife habitat, water storage, and animal waste management. Applications are accepted at the ASCS office in Osceola, with SCS assistance available for planning and irrigation improvements. Call 747-2461.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk County
ASC
ACP
ASCS
Osceola
Soil Conservation Service
Agriculture Faces Water Competition and Irrigation Growth
Farmers may see tighter water supplies as irrigation expands in the 1970s. Nebraska could add millions of irrigated acres by 1980, demanding more wells and heavier groundwater use. Efficiency measures like reduced runoff and reuse systems are urged to curb waste and avoid possible future restrictions.
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Nebraska
Ak-Sar-Ben Scholarships Offer 150 Values for Nebraska Teachers
Forty post graduate scholarships of 150 dollars each are available for Nebraska elementary and high school teachers. Mick T. Newberry chairs the Ak-Sar-Ben committee and announces the 13th year of the program. Stanley L. Hawley administers with 11 Nebraskans on the committee. Applications go to Hawley at State Education Department Room 1401 Lincoln. Deadline April 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ak-Sar-Ben
Nebraska
Mick T. Newberry
Ak-Sar- Ben
Ak- Sar-Ben
Stanley L. Hawley
Lincoln
Department of Education
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Johnnie Carlson
Home Extension News
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Cengas
Lone Star News
Mildred Hahn
Landbank
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Office of
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Norton
Township
Stromsburg
Polk County Court House
Stanley J. Oquist
John W. Bailey
Conyers Auction and Realty Company
Sam Bailey
Cleo Robak
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