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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1971
Page
7
A farmer should build liquidity to cover estate settlement costs such as funeral expenses debts and taxes. Life insurance is proposed as the economical source of liquidity while avoiding forced liquidation of farm assets. Future farm income in 1971 may rise modestly with crop receipts and reduced carryover stock.
Washington report notes Ways and Means reported amendments to Social Security and Welfare Acts. Provisions include a 5 percent benefit increase effective June 30 1972, a rise in Social Security tax to 5.4 percent from January 1 1972, higher earnings cap from 7800 to 10200, and automatic CPI linked increases. Welfare reforms push work requirements for able bodied recipients, a federal minimum income proposal of 2400 for a family of four, capped state welfare costs, and a shift to a federal program over three years. Legislation targets mid June consideration.
The Wesley Chapel Extension Club met May 18 at Lula Pickett’s home with 16 members and three guests Rose Gabel Mary Glatter and Frances Carlson joining. Marcia Dawes from Lincoln gave a cosmetics demonstration with Margie Richards as model. The next meeting is June 16 with Margie Richards assisting and a lesson on Short Cuts With Mixes by Carroll Coffin.
Osceola locals joined the Schott family for Beverly Schott's First Communion at St. Lawrence Church in Silver Creek with a dinner at the Don Schott home. Attending were Glen Green and Brian, Don Yungdahl, Leonard Coffin and Ron L Carlson for the state track meet in Kearney where their sons competed.
Wayland and surrounding families held reunions and birthdays across York venues. Attendees included Raymond Beebe, Genevieve Turner of Lincoln, and many Stromsburg and nearby residents visiting for anniversaries, graduations, and weekend hospitality.
Locals hosted and visited for graduation season events in Polk Stromsburg and surrounding areas. Families such as Kopke Beebe Lott Gonnerman Bond and Turner appear in multiple gatherings with relatives at homes and churches after graduation ceremonies.
The text explains dam purposes for stockwater irrigation flood control and erosion management. It notes proper site selection and erosion control are vital to prevent silt buildup and dam failure, with ASCS cost sharing and Soil Conservation Service design support available.
The 20th annual Tractor Power and Safety Day will beam the theme Power Up for the 70s at the University of Nebraska Field Laboratory in Mead on July 29. D E Lane notes new ideas and machinery, a State 4 II Tractor Driving Contest, and a 4 wheel drive versus 2 wheel drive pulling match. Additional exhibits cover irrigation noise control planters equipment loose hay handling and livestock waste control with booths for hearing tests and decibel demonstrations. Glenn Kreuscher will explain tractor test laws and cab noise. A homemaker display and a home equipment showcase plus a landing strip near the center will welcome visitors.
The notice lists patients in several towns including Osceola Stroms Stromsburg Gresham York and Stromsburg with names such as Mrs Olive Stephenson Edna Anderson Arthur Johansen Irene Anderson Gracie Moberg Wilbert LeSner Jr Donald Kreis Maude Magnuson Lillie Johnson Grant Marsden Anna Leach Wesley Michener Charles Esau Lloyd Knerr Augusta Shrike Freda Newman Ethna Kinnan and a number of dismissals including Mrs P W Anderson James Marsden Alma Hanson Glenn Clifton Herbert Reetz Elmer Dodds Robert Eggle Kenneth Mentink Herman Schade Fred Wieseman Lucille Allison Melvin Matzner George McMeekin Roy Carlson Daniel Kreis and Raymond Watts and baby girl.
Mr and Mrs Bert Gissler drove to Fremont on Thursday to visit their daughter Joyce who completed her Freshman year at Midland College. Mr and Mrs E C Schott Mrs Don Schott Jamie and Debby spent last Tuesday with the Robert Olberding and Fred Franco families in Omaha.
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