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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1971
Page
2
The Osceola Record in Osceola Nebraska lists editor Kathleen A Howe and subscription rates of four dollars within Nebraska and five dollars outside, with ten cents per single copy. The paper began as The Homesteader in August 1872 by H T Arnold and notes its post office status. Quote attributed to a national editorial association is included.
Osceola Nebraska hospital board chaired by Bill Norton schedules a meeting at 8:00 p.m. A red cross in a circle marks expired subscriptions and urges renewal. Local social notes cover visits by Mr. and Mrs. Leo Albers, Mr. and Mrs. Ron Christensen, and family gatherings with the Esau family and neighbors.
Notices announce estates of Johanna Cockson Louis Jordan Fred E Wieseman with petitions for administrators and executrix hearings set for November 23 1971 in Osceola Nebraska. Also Polk County Agricultural Society calls annual meeting November 10 1971 at 2 p.m. in Osceola courthouse.
Notice announces the Board of Trustees meeting of the Annie Jeffrey Memorial County Hospital on November 10, 1971. The meeting will be held in official session at a designated location with agenda items to be considered by the trustees.
Esther Kuhnel reports a weekend of Sunday dinners and visits across multiple families. Guests included the Kuhnels, Huggler, Grossnicklaus, Gabriel, and Alt families, with travel from Omaha and Columbus. Notes mention a 40th anniversary at Genoa and a clock-change mishap Saturday night.
Polk County ASCS director says January 17 to February 25 signup for the 1972 Feed Grain and Wheat programs offers broad options. Farmers may mix crops on bases, set aside 25 percent plus up to 10 or 20 percent more, with various payment rates for corn grain sorghum barley and soybeans.
A reading of the weekly meal plan lists daily lunches from Monday to Friday. It includes items like pizza, applesauce, peanut butter sandwiches, hot dogs, coleslaw, green beans, rice pudding, dried beef gravy over potatoes, squash, barbecue, tossed salad, pork patties, baked potatoes, orange juice, surprise cake, and carrot sticks.
Mrs Newton Page returned Sunday from Dakota City Towa after visiting her son Rodger and family. Marguerite Senn hosted Sunday meals for the Nor wood Creek paums of Omaha, the Ray Brantings and the Jerry Krei gers. The Warren Lambert family of Palmer visited the Loren Treffer family Friday. Mr and Mrs Martin Jones and Mr and Mrs William Buhl attended the Fifth District Farmers Union banquet at the Legion Hall in York Tuesday evening.
The Silver Creek column lists weekend visits and social events including guests from Des Moines Lincoln and Shelby, O E S Kensington meeting with eight members, November 19 planning with Mrs. Carlson, multiple road trips to Columbus Omaha and Stromsburg, and family visits among the Peterson Fuehrer and Jacobsen households.
Pearle Matheson of Corvallis Oregon writes that she and others still find the Record most interesting and anticipate its continued arrival.
Mrs. George Bender and family and Julie Meister visited Mrs. Sara O’Brien at Fillmore County Hospital in Geneva Sunday. Howard Liedtke, Vivian Dunning, Ben Schmoker and Winard Augustin hosted a Saturday dinner and card party for Mr. Augustin’s birthday.
The Miriam Circle will meet at Green's Chapel on Thursday November 11. Numerous local residents and families are noted as guests in homes around Osceola, Lincoln, Shelby, Meadow Grove, York and other nearby towns across weekends and weekdays, with visits to Omaha and Lincoln for church conferences and social hours.
Mr and Mrs Marvin Iler of Omaha visited Sunday with the Ben Schmokers and with his mother Mrs L L Iler at Central City. Mrs Wesley A Koehler enjoyed visits Sunday with three grandsons Terry Aland Has tings a Nebraska University junior Tom Rodene a Midland senior Fremont and Charles McGimpsey first year student at Central Tech Hastings.
This roundup urges homeowners to guard against winter fires by ensuring adequate insurance and heating system protection. It promotes contacting a FarMutual agent at the sign of the Big M for coverage and safeguards.
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