Castorbean planting planned in Polk County 1961
County notes reveal R Howard Smith of Hastings outlines castorbean acreage in Polk County for 1961 with Donald Hayes signed to plant 100 acres. April 28 is set as signup deadline. extension agronomists provide newsletters and guidance from the College of Agriculture. Wheat mosaic in Nebraska crops discussed with control by resistant varieties Ottawa and Omaha. Feed Grain Program explained with diversion payments and storage impact. Lawn weed control and legume seeding guidance also covered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Howard Smith
Nebraska Agricultural and Industrial Corporation of
Hastings
Polk County
Donald Hayes
Silver Creek
Nebraska
University of Nebraska
Ottawa
Omaha
Clinton A. Hoover
University of Nebraska Extension Agronomist
Hoover
West Side Social Roundup at Sundbergs and Nearby Homes
Houseguests at the Sundbergs include J. W. Wynn of Littleton Colorado and Lynn Sundberg visiting after boat training in San Diego. Lynn will be stationed in Norfolk after a 14 day leave. Other visitors include Andersons and Sward guests of Neal in Central City, with attending music contest at Aurora and dinners with Fusby and Wittgren families. Additional visits include Carlson, Crapo, and Reichstein relatives aiding Orley Conkling’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Sundberg
Twila Johnson
Annette Sward
Carol Ann Anderson
Aurora
Mable Thesing
Jennie Anderson
Gene Fusby
Paul Fusby
Sharon
Ellen Wittgren
Clarence L. Carlson
Vernon Peterson
Frank Crapo
Buffalo
New York
Rudolph Carlson
Ed Anderson
Bradley Boyd
Kennewick
Wash
Harold A. Newson
Clifford Reichstein
Julia
Newell
South Dakota
Orley Conkling
Orley
Conkling family hospital care and local social visits
Conkling entered Bryan Memorial hospital in Lincoln for treatment on Sunday. Joel Lindeblade LeRoy and Delores Mrs Paul Jones and sons and Mrs Hannah Carlson were dinner guests at the Roy Fiell home on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Alvin Eickmeier of Lincoln were guests at the Orley Conkling home Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conkling
Bryan Memorial Hospital
Lincoln
Joel Lindeblade
LeRoy and
Delores
Paul Jones and Sons
Hannah Carlson
Roy Fiell
Alvin Eickmeier
Orley Conkling
Weekend Guests Fill Wisconsin Prairie Home Gatherings
A long list of visits and dinners spans Calumet Oklahoma Rock Island California and Nebraska. Families including Nitzel Sarow Gestrine Yungdahl Oquist Ekstrand Nelson Johnson Krol and Holm gather for birthdays dinners and social evenings with friends and relatives across multiple towns and states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Nitzel
Calumet
Oklahoma
Ronald Sarow
John Gestrine
Edna
Ruth
John Stohl
Ted Nelson
Rock Island
Illinois
Petrus Nelson
Victor Krol
Clark Yungdahl
York
Fred Yungdahl
Glenn Anderson
Levert Oquist & Family
Arnold Ekstrand
Frank Oquist
Evelyn
Martin Gestrine
Karen
Henry Thelander
J. E. Gestrine
Harold W. Johnson
Keith
Raymond Gestrine
Harold A. Johnson
F. Oquist
Kenneth Nelson
Pasadena
California
Jim Bennett
Fort Collins
Colorado
Carl G. Johnson
Linda
Russell Fjell
Polk
Jerry Holm
Vance Toline
Gary Mosier
Blayne
Lincoln
Vance Teegerstrom
William Larson
Clover Clover Club Holds April Meeting At Pet erson Home
The Clo ver Clover Club met April 21 at 8 00 P M at Jim Peterson s home. Gary Nelson and Lee Boden were absent. The Bowling party was decided to be held after the school year ends. Lee Boden Mike Anderson and Jim Peterson were elected ushers for 4 H Sunday May 7. Rupert Carlson led a discussion on Feeding Costs and The Story of Meat. Next meeting set for Gary Ahlquist s home May 26 at 8 30. Christ Carlson Reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clover Clover Club
Jim Peterson
Gary Nelson
Lee Boden
Mike Anderson
Rupert Carlson
Gary Ahlquist
Christ Carlson
Osceola F H A elects officers at April meeting
The Osceola F H A met April 26 1961 in the high school building. A report on the state convention was given by attendees. Officers elected for the coming year include Margie Ransom president Marilyn Prososki vice president Mary Prell secretary Michele Snodgrass treasurer Dee Ann Conrad historian Carolee Dawes publicity chair Kathryn Pliefke degree chair Carol Branting song leader Nancy Harrison sergeant at arms. Chapter mothers elected were Mrs Marvin Dawes and Mrs Mervin Ransom Sr. A UNICEF program followed lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola F. H. A
Margie Ransom
Marilyn Prososki
Mary Prell
Michele Snodgrass
Dee Ann Conrad
Carolee Dawes
Kathryn Pliefke
Carol Branting
Connie Bush
Nancy Harrison
Marvin Dawes
Mervin Ransom, Sr
Unicef
Demonstrations On Apple Crisp And Ambrosia At 4-H Meeting
Susan Herrmann demonstrated apple crisp and Kathy Wyman demonstrated ambrosia to the Working Gals 4-H Club at the Susan Herrmann home on April 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Herrmann
Kathy Wyman
4-H Club Singing Session Before May 7 Event
The Osceola 4-H Club held a Sunday practice led by Mrs. Richard Wyman with a discussion on personality. Debbie Dunn reports that a delicious lunch was served by Mrs. Calmer Herrmann at the close of the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
4-H Club
Osceola
Richard Wyman
Calmer Herrmann
Debbie Dunn
Osceola Social News Items Highlight Anderson Visit
Sig B. Anderson arrived Friday from Tacoma Washington and is visiting his father Axel A Anderson and other relatives. Mr and Mrs Henry Krogh and Gordon of Omaha spent Sunday in the Anderson home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sig B. Anderson
Tlacoma
Wash
Axel A. Anderson
Henry Krogh
Gordon
Omaha
Anderson
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Wer
Hill Hatchery
10Th
S” Street
Au Metem
Emule
Gooch
Gooch’s
Farmers Co-op Grain Co
West Side
Mrs
Homer Green
Reuel Sward
Dale Buchta
George Buchta
Louis Dunn
Christiana Sarow
Laurence
Neela Dunn
Mervin Rystrom
Dora
Otto Swanson
Emma Wilson
Mabel Olson
E. J. Anderson
Robert
Wausa
Florence Johnson
Anna Anderson
Clover Clover Club Group
F. H. A. News
Kalb
Dekalb
Ray Branting
Shelby
Max Suddarth
Frank Gunsior
Dekair
Bama
Onno
Cts
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