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Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1961

Page

6

Group of Women Visit Indians in Winnebago Nebraska

A Polk County Farm Bureau sponsored day trip brings 61 women from Osceola and nearby towns to the Winnebago Indian reservation. They tour the Indian agency, hospitals, and missions, view native flowers, learn about tribal customs, and receive souvenirs, with speeches by local Extension and tribal leaders.

Winnebago Nebraska Polk County Farm Bureau Polk Group York County Indian Agency Reformed Church Mission St. Augustine Sion Presbyterian Church Indian Service Ralph Copenhaver Thurston County

Polk County Home Extension Tour Visits Lincoln Firms and Capitol

A 38 female group from Polk County toured Lincoln on May 4 visiting Roberts Dairy, the Capitol Building including the Legislature with Senator Hans Jensen, Governor's Mansion, Miller and Paine Candy Factory and Town and Country Motel. Return to Osceola occurred at 7 p.m. Rain did not dampen spirits. Also noted is a May 26 deadline for 1961 Feed Grain Program signup with payments for corn and sorghum growers who divert acreage to approved conservation uses. District offices handle applications.

Lincoln Polk County Home Extension Council Osceola Roberts Dairy Company Roberts Dairy Capitol Building Hans Jensen Aurora Capitol Frank Morrison Polk County Miller and Paine Town and Country Nebraska Ted Nelson University of Nebraska County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Offices Nelson

Osceola City to Sell Lot to Polk County for 4000

The mayor and city council of Osceola Nebraska pass an ordinance to sell Lot 1, Block 1, Original Town to Polk County for 4000 dollars by private sale. Interested parties may file a remonstrance within 30 days of May 4 1961 per state statute. otherwise deed will be executed. Attest City Clerk M C Snodgrass. Mayor Fred Bond. May 18 and May 25 to June 1 publications.

Osceola Nebraska Polk

Gas tips and home heating advice from Northern Natural Gas

A mixed promotional column advises using salt to grease pancakes and promotes gas heating systems. It notes May as an ideal month for installing a modern gas central system, mentions air cooling and summer readiness, and highlights that gas heats homes and powers kitchens. Includes anecdotal homemaking notes and a plug for Northern Natural Gas Company.

America Northern Natural Gas Company

Polk County Farm Bureau celebrates long-time members

Mrs. Wm. Larson named youngest grandmother and praised as living longest in Polk County. Twelve other ladies were honored for ten years or more of Farm Bureau membership.

Wm. Larson Polk County Farm Bureau

Selecting market hogs for late summer shows

Polk County 4-H members should pick feeder pigs now to meet Nebraska State Fair weight rules of 190 to 240 pounds. Ideal show pigs are 5 to 5.5 months old at 200–225 pounds, with 40–50 pound feeders reaching market weight in about three months. Emphasize back fat, muscle, and trim jowl and ham. worm pigs at selection.

Polk County 4-H Club Nebraska

Polk County Death and Community Notices in One Polka Page

Verl Fritz 66 died Friday at Omaha Veterans Hospital after a long illness. Funeral services were Monday at Wall Funeral Home with Rev. O. A. Johnson. burial at Central City Cemetery. May PTA meeting with Dr. John Campbell of Central City as Medical Congo director speaker. Edna Stunkel’s son Leon, top popcorn equipment salesman in Evergreen, Colorado, earned over $700 in prizes. Leon is president of Wah Keeny Park Civic Association and Evergreen Lutheran Church Voters Assembly. Cub Scouts membership chair. Polk High School 1953 graduate. Grade 2–5 students performed a musical program Friday. Sophomore Boys held a car wash at Farmers Union Coop Oil Station. Neighborhood Birthday Party Club met honoring birthdays of Mrs. McCormick and Mrs. Kenneth Warner with thirteen members. Ernest and Mrs. Coover of Woodward, OK visited in Ed Coover and Paul Coover homes and Arlo Stevens homes. Arborville Memorial Day committees named: program chairs Mrs. Flick, Mrs. Merchant, Mrs. Sterner. speaker Ed Rechner, Harvey Wechner. floral chairs Mrs. Sterner, Mrs. Oliver Baker. decorating chairs Mrs. Hulme, Mrs. Otte, Mrs. Warnick. Fourth grade trip to Lincoln to Nebraska Historical Society planetarium, capitol, governor’s mansion with teachers and moms. Friday tape recording by Mrs. Lloyd Hahn for pupils to hear themselves.

Verl Fritz Veterans Hospital Omaha Wall Funeral Home O. A. Johnson Central City PTA John Campbell Congo Edna Stunkel Leon Stunkel Evergreen Colorado Leon Wah Keeny Park Civic Association Evergreen Lutheran Church Voters Assembly Cub Scouts Polk High School Farmers Union Coop Oil Station Neal McCormick McCormick Kenneth Warner Ernest Coover Woodward Oklahoma Ed Coover Paul Coover Arlo Stevens Arborville Cyril Sterner Arthur Werth Bill Blender Oliver Baker Byll Hulme Ted Otte Lowell

District 18 Social Notes From Alta Lisko

Mrs Charles Sayers and relatives from Columbus spent Wednesday with Mrs Alfred Bernt. Valeria Smolenski and daughters visited the Edward Lisko home Friday. Louis Czuba called at John Micek home Monday. Coffee Club met Mrs Louis Scow Friday. Louis A Schmidt and Karenjo served as Sunday dinner guests of Mrs A D Fellers and Art of Columbus. Harold Kamrath made a business trip to Gresham Thursday. Ronald Clobes of Columbus was Sunday supper guest of the Hohndorf family. John Tomasevicz and Dennis of Shelby visited the Bernts Friday evening. Edward Lisko conducted a business trip to Omaha Thursday. Lone Star extension Club met at Mrs Fred Hecker’s Tuesday. Neil Brigham attended. Wallace Benda and family were Sunday dinner guests near Shelby. Gordon Clark of Shelby visited the Hohndorf and Treadway families Sunday. Wm Ziemke near Gresham visited Bernt parents Sunday.

Charles Sayers Debbie Randy Iwanski Columbus Alfred Bernt Valeria Smolenski Edward Lisko Louis Czuba John Micek Coffee Club Louis Scow Louis A Schmidt Karenjo A. D. Fellers Art of Columbus Harold Kamrath Gresham Ronald Clobes Leslie Hohndorf John Tomasevicz Dennis Shelby Omaha Fred Hecker Lone Star Extension Club Neil Brigham Wallace Benda Wilbert Hohndorf Gordon Clark Marion Treadway Wm. Ziemke Otto Bernt

Sunday Visitors And Local Socials In Central Nebraska

Columbus residents Tom Micek Frank Ziemba and Ronald Don Fletcher and Emil Kubicek spent Sunday with John Micek and Phil Micek. Francis Johnson family near Central City joined Leslie Hohndorf family for a Hamilton Dusek wrestling show in Grand Island Saturday. Ray Killham hosted a car party midweek with several families from Columbus Duncan and York area. Lunch followed. The Wants of York joined Wallace Benda for Sunday supper. Tomascvaicz and Bernt families from Shelby Duncan visited Duncan area.

Tom Micek Columbus Frank Ziemba Ronald Don Fletcher Emil Kubicek John Miceck Phil Francis Johnson Central City Leslie Hohndorf Grand Island Ray Killham Cara Lyle Ernst Clarence Leimser Albert Inselman Louis A. Schmidt Karenjo Inselman Killham C. F. Wants York Wallace Benda John Tomascvaicz Shelby Alfred Bernt Barney Tomasevicz Duncan

Osceola Social News Highlights Sunday Gatherings

Mr and Mrs Don Byers along with Mrs Victoria Staroscik and Mrs Marge Fonda joined the Don Ray Byers family for weekend meals in Columbus. Dr and Mrs John LeMar of Fargo North Dakota spent the weekend with Mrs A J Inness and relatives. The Strange and Gimple families from Topeka Kansas visited Mr and Mrs Guy Hanshew in Stromsburg for breakfast and a day visit.

Osceola Don Byers Victoria Staroscik Margie Fonda Don Ray Byers Columbus John LeMar Fargo N. Dak A. J. Inness Wm. Strange Lucinda Duane Gimple Melvin Abel Topeka Kansas Guy Hanshew Stromsburg

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