Harvesting Hints to Cut Field Losses from Nebraska Extension
County agent Donald L. Sigler and Delbert E. Lane of the University of Nebraska present harvesting guidance to reduce field losses. Advice covers moisture targets for corn milo and beans, header control, reel settings, and safe operation, with an emphasis on practical checks and equipment settings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald L. Sigler
Delbert E. Lane
Extension
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
W. J. Moline
Extension Agronomist
University of Nebraska, Lincoln
Bowling Results from November 2 1972 Meet
League standings show Farmers Elevator 25 25 and Firemen 23 17 leading a compact field. high games include Kenneth Alt 235 and Verlie Johnston 206, while Farmers Oil Shelby tops team series with 2391. Oct results list Tenniges Chevrolet leading with 29 11, and Legion Club posting 855 in team games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Elevator
Shelby Fertilizer
Klein Insurance
Co-Op Oil Rising City
Farmers Oil Shelby
Polk & Butler Insurance
Polk Co. N. F. QO
High Ind
Kenneth Alt
T. E. Plahn
Verlie Johnston
Henry Buresh
Tenniges Chevrolet
Legion Club
Eikenhorsts
Osceola Cleaners
Bush Drugs
Sees Realty
Farmers Grain
Albert Gabriel
Eddie Wieseman
Harold Davis
Verlin Johnson
Wayne Stallings
Richards
Builder’s Supply
Marak’s
Pioneer
Meerkatz
Henderson Cyclers
Delores Marak
Arleen Heibel
Maxine Hahn
Arleen
Bowling Belles
Lorre Lanes
Blue Flames
Co-Op
Cy’s Surprise
Matts Market
Rowan Plbg & Hig
Shelby Co-Op
Inbetweeners
Bush Little Pills
Pioneer Seed
Harolds Market
Purina Bags
1St National Bank
Jack & Jill
Hospital Notes List Patients and Dismissals in Osceola
A hospital roll shows patients including Mrs. Don Byers, Mrs. Mary Gorhan, Mr. Adolph Grossnicklaus, Mrs. Esther L. Larson, Mrs. Dollie Marsden, Mrs. Maxine Nyquist, Mr. Harry Roden, Mr. Oliver Scow, Mr. Albin Sundberg, Mrs. Carrie Wisely, and others in Osceola and nearby towns. Dismissals include Mr. James Brazda Jr. and Mrs. Irene Meacham. Transferred patient Mr. Norman Leach is listed as Osceola bound. Deceased Mr. James N. Kirby of Silver Creek noted. Social notes mention Sunday dinners with Harlen Donelsons, Marvin Semerad family, and Cedric Finecy relations in Aurora and Clarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Byers
Osceola
Mary Gorhan
Oscesla
Adolph Grossnicklaus
Esther L. Larson
Dollie Marsden
Maxine Nyquist
Stromsburg
Harry Roden
Oliver Scow
Shelby
Albin Sundberg
Carrie Wisely
James Brazda, Jr
Stroms
Irene Meacham
Carl Allinder
Kermit Branting
Glenn Clifton
Dorothy Laird
Phoebe Malek
Nellie C. Olson
Letha Soli
Columbus
Janet Wieseman
William Wright
Norman Leach
James N. Kirby
Silver Creek
Mae Peterson
Harlen Donelsons
Marvin Semerad
Howells
Robert Peterson
Cedric Finecy
Roland Boeks
Aurora
J. Norval Kirby
St. Peter Catholic Church
Clarks
Henry Galus
Emanuel Klein
Joe Tomasevicz
Don Hayes
Social notes from Osceola and vicinity weekend visits
Osceola locals and guests highlighted a busy weekend with numerous visits. Omaha couples Hazel and Rolland Lindblade hosted at Garretson residence. Fremont’s Evan Nordstrom visited Jones and Yungdahl households. Aurora’s Elwyn Yungdahl family joined Fred Yungdahl for Sunday dinner. extended gatherings at Harold Johnson and Martin Gestrine homes included multiple families from Grand Island Lincoln Columbus and Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rolland Lindblade
Margaret Lindblade
Omaha
Orra Garretson
Evan Nordstrom
Fremont
David Jones
Elwyn Yungdahl
Aurora
Fred Yungdahl
Harold W. Johnson
Roger Hanquist
Local church groups host multi-day lay witness mission
The United Methodist Church outlines a Thursday to Monday program with prayer vigils, circle meetings, soup suppers, youth sessions, neighborhood coffees, and a Sunday pot luck. Paul Lutheran and Catholic churches list upcoming events and services, while Osceola locals note weekend visits from area families and residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Methodist Church
Truman Bachenberg
Neola Dunn
Carolyn Sipes
City Hall
Jo Throckmorton
WSCS
Sandra Walgren
Truman
Dawid
Bowling Standings and High Scores in Cornhusker League
In Fontanelle, Hybrids lead the league with 29 wins and 11 losses, while The 138s sit at 23 17 and Faculty Five at 22 1/2 17 1/2. High individuals include Lowell Hanson 220 and 210, Shelly Bond 203. John O'Brien 557 and Lowell Hanson 536. team marks show Chat & Chow 911, Faculty Five 869, and Fontanelle Hybrids 868. Faculty Five also tops team series at 2541 with Chat & Chow 2437 and Fontanelle Hybrids 2356.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fontanelle
Faculty Five
Builders Supply
Chat & Chow
Young Hawks
High Ind
Lowell Hanson
Hugh Suddarth
Shelly Bond
John O'Brien
Glen Cederberg
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Merchants League
Arlene Tenniges
Lorraine Wieseman
Sheila Grossnicklaus
Lou Stallings
Rowan
Hig
Ty. Coms
Hazel W. Sedma
Edna Anderson
Irene
Hazel Krank
Denver
Erwin Andersons
Clyde Miller
Gary
Nelson
Bill , Miller
Tom Grantham
Sioux City
Iowa
Melvin Ross
Hubbell
Church News
League
Church Council
Evangelism Committee
Edward A. O’leary
St. Vincent's
St. Mary's
St. Andrew's
Calvary Lutheran Church OF
Swede
Milan Swasko
J. T. Monson
Dean Henricksens
Dave Asbury
Liberal
Kansas
Jim Howe
David City
Gary Morgan
Albion
R. N. Hastings
Esther Brown
Ervin
Grossnicklaus
Joe ‘Suilvan
Grand Island
Bill Snodgrass
Cornhusker League
Nebraska
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90Th Street
Kearney
First Avenue
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