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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1975
Page
10
Gratitude expressed to Norman Hof bauer and Walt Rempe for Eagle Court of Honor. Also thanks extended to doctors and nurses at Annie Jeffrey Hospital for excellent care during recovery from a recent illness.
Polk County farmers may obtain FmHA emergency drought loans despite ineligibility for ASCS disaster payments. Loans cover drought and freeze losses, up to production costs, with up to five years to repay. No requirement to prove lack of credit elsewhere. Information available at FmHA in David City or ASCS in Osceola on Wednesday morning.
William Wolfe Unit 91 of the American Legion Auxiliary met May 16 with 20 members. They donated to the Red Cross for tornado victims in Omaha and nearby towns, discussed the upcoming county convention June 6, and noted department activities and memorial cenotaph plans.
Jeanne Franco daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Franco wins the Presidential Scholarship to Marion High School and a Mercy High scholarship. She also takes first in original oratory at the Omaha grade school speech contest on May 3. Her brother Mark wins the mile in 4 41 at the Omaha Junior High Conference breaking the conference and Creighton Prep marks. They are grandchildren of Mr and Mrs E C Schott.
Polk County 4-H members will assist in a national evaluation of beef clothing and photography projects. Participants include beef first year or five years plus Creative Clothing Play Clothes School Clothes and all Photography members. The meeting is Friday May 23 at 7 30 pm at Osceola Methodist Church. Parents and leaders may attend but not participate. Nebraska Dakota Indiana Missouri counties participate in the study.
Mrs Jack Johnston and the Lyle Johnston family of Osceola Mr and Mrs Derald Tibbetts of Beatrice and Dennis McMeekin of Lincoln attended commencement exercises at Shelby Sunday afternoon and the reception afterwards honoring Pam Brigham at the home of her parents the Neil Brighams Others attending the reception were the Robert Ster ups
Samaritan Center hosted a busy open house with Eldena Lindblade in charge. Kathy Moore and Linda Robinson assisted with serving, and volunteers prepared sandwiches and cookies. New residents include Cora Brockman and Henrietta Smith. Pastor Nordstrom held church services. TM exercises before noon meals provided fun for participants.
Osceola hosts weekend visitors Karen Johnson and Patti Baldorf of Lincoln. In Shell Creek near Columbus St John Lutheran Church honors Louise Reinke on her 100th birthday with family hosting. Cedric Fineey and Clara Frizzell visit Silver Creek and Robert Schreiber family. Wayland Merry Workers meet in church basement with lessons on prayer and fall bazaar preparations. Guests include Esther Pierson of Loveland. Bond and Colberg families host meals. Bond and Rosenberry families visit from Las Vegas.
With no mail delivery Monday May 26 the Osceola Record urges all news and advertising copy be submitted to the office by Saturday May 24 to meet publishing deadlines.
Mark Dahmke, 18, a David City senior and son of Mr and Mrs Chris Dahmke, captured first prize in the engineering division at the International Science and Engineering Fair in Oklahoma City May 11 17 for a limb prosthetics design inspired by his uncle who wears an artificial arm. He also earned a second prize from the U S Air Force and a U S Army first place went to Robert Siffring 16 for a six mirror reflecting telescope. Dahmke plans to attend Platte College then the University of Nebraska Lincoln.
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