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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1956
Page
5
District 54 News reports the death of Lloyd Wamsley and lists surviving relatives from Denver Strasburg and Omaha along with visitors and family gatherings in Osceola and surrounding communities including the Imm Schippareit and Morris households.
Sunday visits span the McCormick families and friends with appearances by Dalé and Vern McCormick Arina Stroh behm E M Jacobsen and others. Omaha and Lincoln guests join local gatherings around Genoa Duncan Clarks Central City and Duncan area households.
Wesley Antes states nearly 25 669 Nebraska 4 H club boys and girls will be honored for outstanding accomplishments on National 4 H Achievement Day. Volunteer leaders of Nebraska s 3 126 clubs will share in the honors on Saturday November 10.
The report highlights 4-H achievements with 41 057 completed projects, 27 801 livestock head, 24 313 quarts canned, 27 953 garments, and soil and water gains. It notes 500 junior leadership members, 2 605 clubs in service, and general 4-H info. It also covers drought damaged corn supplements for beef rations and recent Clover Leaf Dairy Club achievement event in StromsburgOsceola with 60 attendees.
O H S news lists senior proofs from Wednesday the 17th and juniors practicing a November play. Announcement names freshmen scholarship nominees Jeanne Inness Bernice Zelda Carol Scherer Judy Zentz Iona Bernt Daryl Swanson Steve Sigler with exams November 28. Jean Inness and Daryl Swanson sat for National Merit Association tests. national scholarships would cover all expenses if awarded.
Local schools closed Thursday and Friday as teachers attend a state institute in Lincoln. Osceola’s football team fell to Clarks 6-0 on Wednesday night. An Assembly Program on Wednesday highlighted science and atomic energy with light and chemical experiments for students.
Mr and Mrs Don Byers drove to Grand Island late Friday afternoon to attend the Hastings and Grand Island football game and to visit Dr G C Fonda home. Mr and Mrs Arthur Ekstrom, who farm near Swede Home, are moving to Osceola this week to spend the winter with Mrs Ekstroms father J G Carlson.
Mrs Irl Ward and Mrs Olive Lauder of Silver Creek and Mr and Mrs Dale Frizzell with Ron and Jane visited Sunday the Van Winkle family. Los Angeles guests and Wakefield visitors joined the Ro dene and Anderson families Friday evening. Tekamah guests called on Mrs Elizabeth Bealer at the Dan Magnuson home. Nyla Pehrson spent several days with Mardell Berck and Beverly Schell.
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