Commerce forecasters predict strong 1973 economy despite election timing
A Commerce Department outlook issued before the elections foresees rising GDP by about 6 percent with inflation near 2 to 3 percent, unemployment around 5 percent by January, and a strong 1973 gains in sales and profits. It calls for less stimulative policy and a tight 1974 budget to curb inflation while rates stay largely stable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Mills
U.S. A. Department of Commerce
U. S
Commerce Department
Commerce Report
One Light Could Save Thousands Of Dollars
A lighted farm deters theft and neighbors watching while away reduce risk. The 1971 72 inflation shift and 1972 73 trade outlook are noted with a Commerce Department forecast of 482 billion in retail trade for 1973, and a 10 percent store rise expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commerce Department
Department of Commerce
Superintendent of Documents
U. S. Government Printing Office
Washington, D.C
Obituary of Adolph A. Grossnicklaus of Osceola
Adolph Abraham Grossnicklaus born October 1 1890 northwest of Osceola to Albert and Katherine Grossnicklaus died November 6 1972 after a short illness at Annie Jeffrey Hospital Osceola aged 82. He married Rose Bernt April 30 1914 and had two daughters Irene Burritt and Calmer Boden both of Osceola. He leaves a sister a son-in-law four grandchildren seven great grandchildren and many relatives. Funeral November 9 1972 at United Methodist Church Osceola with Rev Truman Backenberg officiating. Burial in Osceola Cemetery.
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Adolph A. Grossnicklaus
Adolph Abraham Grossnicklaus
Osceola
Albert
Katherine
Schmoker) Grossnicklaus
Annie Jeffrey Hospital
Adolph
Rose Bernt
Columbus
Irene Burritt
Calmer
Leona) Boden
E. E
Eda) Burritt
Calmer ‘Boden
Kenneth Burritt
Lynda
Betty Lou Conkling
Don
Lee Boden
Maurine Schuman
E. E. Burritt
Richard Wyman
Donal Wieseman
Hugh Schmoker
Roy Grossnicklaus
Algor Yungdahl
Osceola Cemetery
Green's Chapel social notes highlight local visits and gatherings
Community members from Seward and neighboring towns shared weekend visits and weekday calls. Highlighted guests include Miss Hattie Newcomer, Rich Newcomer’s birthday celebration, Evan Myers from York, and numerous families from Garnett, Grand Island, Omaha, Yankton, and beyond visiting in honor of birthdays, dinners, suppers, and coffee.
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Hattie Newcomer
Seward
Dwight’ Newcomer
Eva Nelson
Susie Davis
Maurice Newcomer
Rich
Evan Myers
York
Jennie Burke
Richard Teegerstrom
Jim Lauerman
Keith Kinberg
Harry Obrist
Brooke Berggren
Bob
Claude Boots
Garnett
Kansas
Lisa
Darren Hellbusch
Grand Island
Ansel Lindquist
Stanley Harless
Leslie
Julie Teegerstrom
Richard Teegerstroms
Dwight Newcomer
G. M. Christensen
Byron Torell
Harold Schulte
Omaha
Kermit Larson
Denny
Delevan
Minnesota
Edith Larson
Howell Cox
Grand National Mixed Bag Hunt draws celebrities to Silver Creek
The two day Grand National Mixed Bag Hunt at Silver Creek wrapped with celebs like Roy Rogers Harmon Killebrew Bob Feller and Fred Bear in attendance. Conservation Award of Outdoor Life Magazine went to Dr Bruce E Cowgill for his Acres for Wildlife program as state Game Commission chairman. Visitors over weekend included Elmer Benson Stromsburg and Harmon Killebrew with family plus Lanny Coryall Alliance and Lincoln Omaha guests.
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Myrtle White
Silver Creek
Roy Rogers
Harmon Killebrew
Bob Feller
Fred Bear
Civic Club
Outdoor Life Magazine
Bruce E. Cowgill
Chet Fish
New York City
Mel Steen
Nebraska Game and Park Commission of
Nebraska
Bruce
State Game Commission
Acres For Wildlife
Elmer Benson
Stromsburg
Nina Delamore
Prior Lake
Minn
H. C. Killebrew
Payette
Idaho
Ed Maurer
Killebrew
Minnesota Twins
Lanny Coryall
Alliance
Clinton Colby
C. R. Carlson
Jack Obbink
Edi Nelson
Lincoln
Rose Mary Brown
Omaha
Obbink
Gover
Silver Creek Defeats Polk 40 to 16 Clinches Goldenrod Title
Silver Creek rolled to a 40 16 victory over Polk on Friday night to improve to 8 1 and claim the Goldenrod Conference championship. Weekend visits and social gatherings fill the local notes with banquets birthdays and friendly get togethers.
Osceola Visit Highlights Local Family Weekend
Osceola residents hosted relatives over the weekend. Mrs Signe Van Doren of Omaha visited sister Mrs Albert Anderson. Sunday guests included Mr and Mrs Rudy Sandin, Mrs Larry Johnston and Jackie of Columbus, Elsie Pierson of Lincoln and Helen Pierson of Avoca Minnesota.
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Rolland Beatty
Bertha Graves
Kenny Hollister
Bill Hollister
Roger
Jim Dey
Gresham
Gary Peterson
Jackie
Roger Torell
Quintin Torell
Ray Burke
Renae
Jerry Lytle
Jerry
Archie Steffen
Wayne Beatty
Vern Berck
Wayne Kinnan
Shelby
Wilma Kessler
Signe van Doren
Omaha
Albert Anderson
Rudy Sandin
Larry Johnston
Columbus
Elsie Pierson
Lincoln
Helen Pierson
Avoca
Minn
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Main Street, U.S.A
Farutual
Polk
Wit
Grinnell Mutual Reinsurance CO
Grinnell
Iowa
Grand Island Daily Independent
Heartland
Heartland Area News International
Sylvia Porter
Hal, Boyle
Jack Anderson
Art Buchwald
Ann
Landers Mauldin
Peanuts
Dagwood
Capt
Easy
Bugs Bunny
Winthrop
Major Hoople
Alley Oop
Market Wews
N.Y. Stock
G.I
Omeha
Livestock
Chicago Grain
The
Daily Independent
Cartiar Incres
By Mildred Kreis
Bob Cole
Denver
Colorado
Vernon Cole
Garden Grove
California
Don Baer
Joe Krumbach
Wayne
Honard
Ose
Royal Lancer
Park Lane
Regal
Falls Homes
Momes
Nor Exon
Bob Tooker
Karen Pinge
Chadron
Bill McNair
Imperial
Bill Lindeken
Merle Schott
Larry Bortis
Hastings
Norman Carter
Violet Terry
Clarks
Mabel Carter
Terry
Goldenrod
Richard Bell
Fred Meyer
Greg Burger
North Platte
Sam Wyman
Merton Flodman
Rex Graham
Dale Beck
Roger Beck
Central City
Jack Bryant
George Damme
Osceola Locals
Karen Johnson
University of Nebraska
Mrs
Vern Johnson
Shnienlni
Marlon Granda
al Pacind
Dams Wean
Richard Castano
Ibert Dual
Dering Hayden John Marley
Muse Theatre
Carl Curtis
Fine Mousa
Ras
Panavision
Baker's Angel
Duncan Hines
Lipicas
Robin Hood
Laplres
LUX
Ato Sung Yon
KOTEX
Keck & Hil
Kelloggs
Libby Pumpkin
ROYAL
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Josh
Jill Capitos
Jack & Jill
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