Memorial Day events and Miss Nebraska pageant drive local support
Memorial Day ceremonies start at 10:00 a.m. Monday for OHS Alumni, with cautions for holiday travel. Nebraska Game Commission announces archery season September through December and a rifle season in November, with 14,000 permits and specific area rules. The column urges donations to the Miss Nebraska Pageant in Columbus July 1 and 2, and warns of mower accidents while advising common sense.
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OHS
Indianapolis
Nebraska Game Commission
Omaha
Pine Ridge
Careers A Plenty In Home Economics
High school and college students are urged to consider home economics as a versatile career path. The American Home Economics Association notes its 51st year of advancing the field, offering teaching, publishing, broadcasting, and corporate roles. both women and men now enter the profession seeking personal satisfaction, intellectual growth, and family-welfare impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Home Economics Association
AHEA
Footloose And Fancy Free and the Postwar Travel Boom
A nostalgic look at postwar travel freedom as modern technology shrinks distance. The piece cites jet travel, global phones, and the Serboquel pill enabling trips from hotel rooms, urging readers to secure prescriptions during pre travel checkups and stressing the passport’s importance alongside internal security.
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Historians of
America
Dobbin
Grandpa
Osceola 4-H Sunday program and Stromsburg service noted
Osceola 4-H clubs held a Sunday program at Osceola High School with Rev. Erwin Kiel delivering the sermonette. About 100 4-H’ers and 150 leaders, parents, and friends attended, with numbers, scripture readings, and benediction led by 4-H members. Stromsburg also hosted a 4-H Sunday program at the Methodist Church on May 22 with Rev. Lester Anderson speaking and nearly 100 attendees.
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Osceola
Osceola High School
Erwin Kiel
Cheerie Sisters
Lewis Dunn
Happy Helpers
Howard McKeag
Golden Rods
Gary Garey
Raymond Wagner
Gerhardt Lux
Gordon Fredrickson
Rupert Carlson
Daisy Dairy
Merle Dawes
Glen Hendrickson
Blue River
Neal Prell
Lora Lee Dawes
Paul Monson
Stromsburg
Lester Anderson
Farm Briefs Highlight Winter Bounds and Insect Warnings
Experiments show grains can be cooled rapidly by air flow to reduce spoilage and infestation. Farmers are urged to maintain vigilance against armyworms grasshoppers and corn borers. The City Council of Osceola Nebraska schedules the Annual Appropriation Bill meeting for June 2 1960 with City Clerk M C Snodgrass and Mayor Fred Bond.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Osceola
Nebraska
Notice to Creditors in Estate of William McKeag
In Polk County Nebraska the County Court will hear claims against the estate of William McKeag on September 6 1960 at 16 oclock A M. All creditors must file claims by September 3 1960 or they are barred. Dated May 5 1960. (SEAL) J E Steeple County Judge.
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Nebraska Junior Chamber of Commerce
Columbus
Miss Nebraska
Nebraska
Walter D. Behlen
Nebr
Polk County
William McKeag
State of
J. E. Steeple
Osceola Nebraska Plans 1960 61 Budget And Expenditures
City officials in Osceola Nebraska adopt an estimate of expenses for the 1960 61 fiscal year covering waterworks street lighting cemetery maintenance library park fire protection sewer maintenance officers salaries and other items The total prior year revenue was 5478 69 and the plan calls for spending across multiple departments with bond interest and incidental costs to be published in the Osceola Record for the next four weeks.
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Osceola
Nebraska
District 18 By Alta Lisko
Mrs Alfred Bernt spent Monday with their daughter Mrs Lee Iwanski and family while Mr Bernt attended the Carl F Sief ken sale. Mrs Valeria Smolenski and Rosalie were Tuesday evening callers of Mr and Mrs Edward Lisko. Thursday afternoon Mrs Frank Ziemba visited with Mrs Leo Bernt of Columbus.
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Alfred Bernt
Lee Iwanski
Bernt
Carl F. Siefken
Valeria Smolenski
Rosalie
Edward Lisko
Frank Ziemba
Leo Bernt
Columbus
Wallace Benda
Neal Hasselbalch
Ronald Clothes
Ronald Ziemba
Neal Brigham
Fri
Virgil Spitz
Fred Frese
Monroe
Visitors and Supper Guests Honor Mr and Mrs Lisko
Mr and Mrs Emil Koziol of near Clarks and Mr and Mrs Frank Ziemba with sons John Micek and Phil visited and shared Sunday afternoon supper with Mr and Mrs Edward Lisko.
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John Stec
Monroe
Emil Koziol
Near Clarks
Frank Ziemba and Sons
John Micek
Phil
Edward Lisko
Sunday Dinner Guests From Multiple Nebraska Families
Mr and Mrs Glen Green and family of Osceola Marilyn Loukota of Lincoln and Mayme Loukota of Grant joined Mrs Green’s parents James and Helen Loukota of Exeter for Sunday dinner. Lloyd Adelson and family Polk Glen Peterson family Stromsburg Bud Anderson Omaha Andrew Hanson Milton Wesley Peterson families also visited. Chas Kucera and Vicki dined with Helen Kucera Brainard. Jerry Schmoker York and Tom Schmoker visited Duane Schmoker home. Susan Schmoker, daughter of Duane and Mrs, released from local hospital where she had bron chial anemonia. James Schneider wind of Omaha dined with Louis.
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Glen Green
Osceola
Marilyn Loukota
Lincoln
Mayme Loukota
Grant
Green
James Loukota
Exeter
Lloyd Adelson
Polk
Glen Peterson
Stromsburg
Bud Anderson
Omaha
Andrew Hanson
Milton
Wesley Peterson
Art Anderson
Irene
Chas. Kucera
Vicki
Kucera
Helen Kucera
Brainard
Jerry Schmoker
York
Tom Schmoker
Duane Schmoker
Susan Schmoker
James Schneiderwind
Louis Lisko
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Osceola Record
Alia
Otess
Nene
Don and
Mary Waterman
C. E. Stowe
Sunny Sues
Harry Kreis
Perky Debs
D. E. Powell
Orley Conkling
Mervin Rystrom
Lloyd Erickson
Paul Swanson
P. H. Cole
University of Nebraska College of Agriculture
Cole
Ted Doane
University of Nebraska
Doane
Union Pacific Railroad
UNION
Pacific
M. C. Snodgrass
Fred Bond
Caries
Jpiente
Zeoasa
Alta Lisko
Eldon W. Anderson
New York Life Ins. Co
A Mutual Co
Grant Ave. York
Walter H. Koehler
Bert Gissler
Gisele Macken
Nbc-Tv
United States Brewers Foundation
Aaa
TG Me
Tey
Osceola Feed Mill & Elevinc Thos. Hofbauer, JR
Foxbilt
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