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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1961

Page

4

Social notes big and small fill Osceola pages

A long list of Sunday visits and birthday dinners highlights local life in Crete, Grand Island and nearby towns. Residents note guests from Denver to Lincoln, church and school events, and extended family travel, with renewed focus on soil fertility and crop planning announced by the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Office in Osceola.

Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Office Osceola Nebraska Christ Jesus Christ

Ford Introduces 6000 Tractor for Modern Farms

Ford's largest tractor yet, the six cylinder diesel 6000, debuts for farmers. It delivers 60 hp drawbar and 66 hp PTO, weighs about 10,000 pounds, and supports three-point hitch and pull type gear. New features include Select-O Speed power shift, hydraulic accumulator, two position steering wheel, and an electro-luminescent instrument panel.

Ford Motor Company Ford Tractor and Implement

District 54 By Mrs. Bill Imhoff Too Late for Last Week

Osceola Hospital admitted Fred Wescoat for observation and care. Charles Imm and spouse visited Spalding then attended the Sherwood funeral at Wahoo after a car crash. John Wyman returned from Omaha with family. Little Michelle Wyman was hospitalized for flu. Mrs. Imhoff spent time with Mrs. Henry Schippareit. Rev. and Mrs. Hanson and family were Sunday guests. Mrs. Wescoat joined Mr. and Mrs. Frank Friz

Art. Wiser Ray Schnoor Grand Island Wiser Morris Garretson Shickley Leroy Rhodes Fred Allen Humboldt Allen Joseph Schott Joe Lehnerz Hugo Colo Michael Lehnerz Pete Lehnerz Denver Nels Melander Fargo No. Dakota Chas Hilliard Karl Mary Dallas Texas F. F. Theisen Creighton Nebr Sucha Zita Muldoon Arthur Deeter Omaha Richard Ronspies Wilfred Mike Fuchs Gilbert Gene Ronspies Pierces Allan Fuchs Humphrey Tan Drenneman Dodge Herman Sudbeck Lajoy Sudbeck Hartington Wren Sherwood John Anderson Lillie Johnson Maud Mildred Anderson Stromsburg Ray Waleren E. M. Black Fullerton Ted Black Wesleyan Martha Walgren Lincoln Richard Walgren Paul Gustafson John Gustafson Joyce Cottingham Mather Mervin Ransom Jr Eldon Jameson Roger Magill Collagh-Putnam Butte Martha Walgreen Ray Walgreen Art Exstrom Lee Brown Mauritz Swanson Maiartha Targie Swantek Theresa Kampovitz Fred Soja Osceola Mrs Fred Wescoat Osceola Hospital Charles Imm Spalding Joe Imm Miss Sherwood Wahoo John Wyman Tuesda Ed Totenhaupt Michelle Wyman Bill Imhoff Henry Schippareit Hanson Bill Wyman Frank Friz

Leaching and Erosion Threaten Polk County Soils

Mr. Sealey, chair of the Polk County ASC Committee, warns that leaching and erosion degrade soil chemistry and structure. He cites College of Agriculture findings on the soil fertility erosion link and urges adequate liming and fertilization as a fix, noting ACP cost-sharing for limestone and phosphorus based on soil tests.

Sealey Polk County ASC College of Agriculture

Salvation Army launches Polk County fundraising drive

The Salvation Army begins its annual appeal in Polk County with a $640 goal. Osceola targets $190 as the drive uses local firms and volunteers to reach residents and mail contributions to treasurer D. R. Byers. Committeemen include Dr. H. S. Eklund and Martin E. Roberts, highlighting the nine point service program and aid to the needy without regard to race creed or color. Twenty percent stays for temporary or emergency needs.

Salvation. Army Polk County H. S. Eklund J. M. Soeth Omaha Salvation Army D. R. Byers Chr Treas Martin E. Roberts Army Salvation Army Hospital Nebraska

Beef Carcass Evaluation Emphasis At 49th Feeders Day

County Agent News covers the 49th annual Feeders Day at the University of Nebraska College of Agriculture on April 20. Dr. Robert M. Koch notes the theme Beef from Plain to Plate with reports on beef cattle feeding experiments and panel discussions on meeting consumer needs.

University of Nebraska College of Agriculture Robert M. Koch Department of Animal Husbandry J. “Bill” Loeffel Loeffel Wayne Bartley Hinky-Dinky Stores Omaha Keéftdall Schwab Lincoln Consumer Meats Laboratory Agnes Arthaud Nebr State Home Ext

Salvation Army motto guides daily aid to families and needy

The Salvation Army operates to assist local families and needy schoolchildren and help transients stranded without funds. The group emphasizes compassion with its motto with heart to God and hand to man.

Salvation Army

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Chas. Cejka and Crete Elmer Pehrson Ogal " Miller Ray McBeth Sam Crouse Massie Lynn Brigham Nels Hasselbalch Robert Taddiken Mary Coufal Jake Reisdorff Bud Deeds Seward Flossie Deeds Rock Miller Martin Jones Horace Stevens Polk Enoch and Margit Anderson Rolland Ekstrom Alton Johnson Johnson Harvey McKeag Shelby George Buchta Jerry Schmoker York Duane Schmoker Tom Schmoker Oscar Imm Farm Bureau Economics Leon Draeger Lena Draeger Albion Harold Draeger Pierce Eldon Furby Petersburg Edgar Justus John Tisthammer St. Edwards Westinghouse Ford Osceola Chamber of Commerce County Agent News Department of Commerce U.S Coming Soon Et the Muse Theatre Sven Aer von Women Bal Sue Technicolor Egaesia Alia John Rexall U. S. National Life WM. R. “Butch Moline Osceola Implement Company Sandran Kepner’s
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