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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1973

Page

4

Help Young America Campaign boosts 4-H entries

Southeast Nebraska 12,000 4-H members back Colgate-Palmolive campaign to fund a new District 4-H Camp. Challengers 4-H Club Osceola NE urges votes via magazines or through the Extension Office in a bulk mailing. Also announces Nebraska Crop Improvement Association 1973 Growers Directory for 1974 planting. Warns about rodent damage to young trees and advises close fall and winter inspections by Neal Jennings.

Donald L. Sigler Colgate-Palmolive Co’s Young America Nebraska Box Osceola Ncia Growers Nebraska Crop Improvement Association Neal Jennings University of Nebraska

Snowy Orchard Risks After Rodent Damage

News warns recovery may be impossible for certain trees. Replanting next spring is the main option as broadleaf trees and shrubs might regrow but remain deformed. Mice gnaw bark at ground level, often undetected until spring when trees fail to leaf out. Young orchard trees remain highly vulnerable to rodent damage.

Greens Chapel Social Roundup From Mildred Kreis Era

Mrs Lee Bayer of Polk visits with Earl Burke. Lincoln guests Burdette Obrist family. Morace Warner home hosts Willard Bolton Walter Seymour Rolland Johnson John Robson Elroy Hoffman Albert Ron Bloom Terry Mentink family. Raymond Burke Renne visit Mrs Eline Day of Lincoln. Helen Buckley visits in Lincoln. Everett Powell attends funeral of Mrs Walter Wieseman. Delano Kinberg family weekend with Keith Kinberg. Mike Kim Rick Hoffman visit grandparents Harry Obrist. Burke visits Mary Fern Myers at Memorial hospital Gothenburg. Paul Fusby family join Ted Catlett Central City for Sunday supper. Roger Hollister spends Thanksgiving with Bill Hollister parents. Mrs Jim Marak hosts coffee for Roy Grossnicklaus Osceola etc. Gary Peterson hosts for Tami Sue birthday. George Olson Sally Cindy visit Alma Carlson.

Lee Bayer Polk Earl Burke Burdette Obrist Lincoln Harry Obrist Morace Warner Willard Bolton Walter Seymour John Seymour Rolland Johnson John Robson Elroy Hoffman Albert Ron Bloom Terry Mentink Raymond Burke Renne Eilené Helen Buckley Everett Powell Walter Wieseman Delano Kinberg Keith Kinberg Mike, Kim Rick Hoffman Mary Fern Myers Memorial Hospital Gothenburg Paul Fusby Ted Catlett Central City Roger Hollister Bill Hollister Jim Marak Roy Grossnicklaus Osceola Gary Ebel Harold Ebel Tina Janicek Bertha Shelby Columbus Gary Peterson Tami Sue Kelly Allison Amy Waller Rhonda

Menu for School Week November 26 30

Daily lunch offerings listed for a school week from Monday November 26 to Friday November 30 with options including toasted cheese sandwiches hot dogs chicken fried steak hot turkey buns and sides like fries corn potatoes applesauce pickles fruits and cookies. Notes subject to change.

Local residents host visitors and attend events

Local residents share weekend visits and community happenings. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Jones and Pam, Lee Van Winkle of Silver Creek, and the Ron Beebes called on Oscar Jones. Barbara Behrns honorees glittered at a bridal shower in Shelby. Rosalie Clement visited Wayne Anderson’s home. The Andersons, Terry, and Rosalie Clement attended the Nebraska Kansas State game in Manhattan. The Beebes spent a Monday with Don Branting in Clark s. Jerry Gondringer and family visited Lincoln and Polk. Emanuel Klein’s family dined with Virgil Peterson’s in Grand Island, Peterson a Klein relative. Ray Conrad and Lloyd Green hunted deer in Blair and neighboring towns, returning midweek.

Wesley Jones Pam Lee van Winkle Silver Creek Ron Beebes Oscar Jones Roy Grossnicklaus Holly Grossnicklaus Shelby Barbara Behrns David City Rosalie Clement Kearney Wayne Anderson Andersons Terry Manhattan Kansas Ronald Beebes Don Branting Clarks Alfred Gondringer Jerry Gondringer Lincoln Henry Kisler Polk Emanuel Klein Virgil Peterson Grand Island Peterson Klein Ray Conrad Lloyd Green Blair Burwell Sargent and Taylor

Crop Residue as a Flexible Feed Resource for Cow Calf Herds

Nebraska farmers harvest over seven million acres of corn and milo for grain each year leaving crop residue. The text explains methods to utilize the entire plant after grain removal, including grazing stalks and storing husklage or stalklage as silage or stacks, with details on yields and machinery.

Nebraska Combine

Visiting brothers share pre Thanksgiving meal in Nebraska

Osceola residents hosted visitors Mr. and Mrs. Harold Johnson of Sylmar California and Mr. and Mrs. Elvaughn Johnson of Denver Colorado. They were guests in the Elmer B Johnson home from Monday to Wednesday and gathered Thursday for a pre Thanksgiving dinner with the Marlin Johnsons in McLean Nebraska. The men are brothers.

Elmer B. Johnson Harold Johnson Sylmar Calif Elvaughn Johnson Denver Colo Marlin Johnsons McLean Nebr

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