Local families gather for visits and celebrations in Shelby area
The Lawrence Leimsers and relatives visit in Shelby and Osceola area homes through the week. Numerous families attend Mothers Day gatherings and celebrate graduations and church events at St. Mary Hospital and St. Andrews. Osceola graduates are named for salutatorian honors. Mass notices and Altar Society plans are announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Leimsers
Alfred Gabels
Shelby
Kenneth Mentink
Osceola Hospital
C. W. Leimsers
Oscar Adkisson
Margaret Louis
Albuquerque
N. Mex
Lawrence Leimser
Mary Collette
M. Rose Margaret
St. Andrews
St. Mary’s Church
Joe Karges
Columbus
Arthur Gabriel
Glen Kresha
Lee Kresha
Allen Kreshas
Mary
Paul Kresh
Leo Kreshas
Luther Potter
Bud Feller
Arlyn Neujahr
Mr. Kozicek
Osceola
Lone Star Area
Andrew Kresha
John Fellers
Larry Neujahr
Ken Kozicek
Barbara
Jacquie Husmann
Clarks
Harold Husmanns
Jacquie
Lincoln
Donald
Kenneth
James Kropatsch
Leonard Kropatsches
David Layson
Allyn Leimser
Mr. Layson
Seniors and graduations mark a busy Osceola week
Valley social notes recount commencement events at Scotus hall in Columbus and Osceola gatherings. Families such as Dunn, Meister, Burritt, and Wyman host graduation dinners and coffee hours while friends and relatives attend after graduation celebrations and club meetings across the week.
Grain-feed Center Plans 6068 and 6069 From Purdue
Grain producers can choose between Plan 6068 and Plan 6069 for a complete grain feed handling center. Plans show 4–5 storage bins for 20 000 to 40 000 bushels, closed loop grain handling, gravity flow, and conveyors. Plans, developed at Purdue, cost 3.50 plus tax from the University of Nebraska extension service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purdue University
Lafayette
Indiana
Usda Cooperative Farm Building Exchange
Agricultural Extension
Agricultural Engineering
University of Nebraska
F A N Club Meeting At Mrs Miller Home
The F A N Club met with Mrs Richard Miller on May 18 at her home. Twelve members and one guest attended. Secret sisters exchanged plants and plans were made for a bake sale at the Cengus Office on Old Times Day. Mrs Miller gave a fondue cooking lesson. A club picnic is set for 7 p.m. June 15 at Mrs Merton Flodman’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.A.N. Club
Richard Miller
Cengus
Merton Flodman
Colsons Return Home After Alumni Banquet Visit
Locals Mr and Mrs Wesley Colson spent the weekend visiting Osceola and Stroms burg relatives and attended the Stromsburg Alumni Banquet Saturday evening before leaving Monday for their Minitare home. Several families gathered at Ray Conrad home for supper Monday. The Gary Conrad family planned to move to Anchorage Alaska Tuesday. Lunch guests Thursday honored Charles McGimpsey after graduation. George Heckman couple attended Lexington High School baccalaureate services Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Dunn
Scotus Catholic Hall
Columbus
Larry Boro
Diane
Christianna Sarow
Lawrence
Oscar Jones
Eda Burritt
Iola Schmoker
Marlene Sterup
Lula Picket
Osceola Auditorium
Lewis Dunn
Martin Otte
Neola Dunn
Jane Dunn
Calmer Boden
Lynn
Lee Boden
Adolph Grossnicklaus
Irene Burritt
Kenneth Burritt
Don Conkling
Glenn Kresha
Andrew
Allan Kresha
Mary
Allan Kreshas
Lawrence Meister
Sharon
Richard Wyman
Richard, Jr
Kathy Wyman
Lincoln University
Dennis Johansen
Dave Richards
Jay
Virgil Johansen
Debbie
Gary Lux
Sharon Meister
Lula Pickett
Ella Koehler
Carlson
Gladys Carlson
Osceola
Pickett
Lyndon Wieseman
Vern Johnson
Troy
Johnson Lake
Fred Wieseman
Osceola Hospital
Bruce Frizzell
Silver Creek Cemetery
Frizzells
Danny Dunn
Kenneth Bosak
Lincoln
Effie Fernandez
Walter Yungdahl
Fern Wyman
Diane Shipporeit
Silver Creek Methodist Church
Francis Lux
Nancy Lux
Valley
the Valley Church
Ellen Wieseman
Valley Society
Wesley Colson
Minitare
Stromsburg
Ray Conrad
Jack Conrad
Albion
Glen Hinkle
Chapman
Raymond Clemmers
David City
Gary Conrad
Harold Jones
Anchorage
Alaska
Wesley Koehler
DeVern Rodene
Kent
Wayne Beatty
Mary Sue
Julie Ann
Shirley McGimpsey
Charles McGimpsey
George Heckman
Lexington High School
Ak-Sar-Ben Grants Up To $1000 To Nebraska Fairs
Ak-Sar-Ben announces its 18th year of matching county fair grants in Nebraska. A maximum $1000 per fair, with a $500 new construction grant and a $500 Spruce Up grant for repairs and beautification. Total county fair aid from Ak-Sar-Ben has reached over $2.58 million in 17 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ak- Sar-Ben
Nebraska
Tom Brock
Brock
Ak-Sar-Ben
United States
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Lone Star News
Mildred Hahn
Seward
Ron Stempek
Daniel Adkisson
St. Mary Hospital
Jack Jones
Adam Stempek
Adkisson
Valley News
Fullerton Livestock Sales Pavilion
Fullerton
T.B. & Bangs
State Securities Co
Robert Jensen
Patronize Record
Polk County Officials
the First National Bank of
Polk County
FDIC
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