Social visits crochet around Belgrade area families
Swede Home Mrs Harold W Johnson and Reno Nevada visitors Mr and Mrs R M James spent a week with local families. The Lars ons and Gambles from Hawthorne California joined supper at a York cafe. Earl Jones visited Kearney to see son Murray while LeMoyne Anderson guests with Fred Yungdahl. Additional gatherings included the Richman and Younglund households and visits from Lincoln and York residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. James
Reno
Nevada
Larry Davis
Myron’ Larson
York Cafe
Ray Gamble
Hawthorne
California
Earl Jones
Kearney
Murray
LeMoyne Anderson
Fred Yungdahl
Roger Hanquist
Myron Larson
R. M. ‘James
Harold Nielson
Monroe
Belgrade
Dennis Thomsen
Boone
Mark Utley
A. G. Richman
Chappell
Harlan Younglund
Steve Exelbert
York
Nebraska
Carl G. Johnson
Harold W. Johnson
Ruth Gestrine
Wayne Johnson
Lincoln
Martin Gestrine
Osceola High School News Highlights Homecoming Plans
The Osceola High School paper The Mike adds baby pictures and new staff members led by sponsor Miss Harmon. Homecoming Queen results will be announced at Friday night’s football game. Band Boosters form to support the Osceola Band with a meeting October 18. Planning Night set for October 19. ACT tests, college visits, and senior information day announced for October. Junior high band to march in Homecoming parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike
Miss] Harmons
Amy Johnson
Kim Boden
Peggy Watts
Peggy Watts, ‘Dan Watts, Amy Graham, Todd Hiemer, John Heindryckx, Jon Richards
Ken Tworek
Janet Wieseman
DeAnna Scott
Sonia Senn
Patty Lisko
Melanie Oquist
Randy Reese
Habben
Congress
Bowman
OHS
Osceola
Stromsburg
Columbus
Midland College
Nebraska Methodist
Schaeffer
Nebraska Wesleyan
Silver Creek News Highlights Local Gatherings and Nebraska Events
Attendees at the Merrick County Senior Citizens meeting in Archer included Clara Frizzell and Mabel Carter with others. A September 24 Lincoln reception honored Larry Valasek of the Nebraska Cornhuskers after a game, hosted by Silver Creek boosters. Also noted are bridge winners, United Methodist Women quilting, Peterson family gathering at the Viking Center, and various visits and meetings across Silver Creek with local families and clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrick County Senior Citizens
Archer
Clara Frizzell
Mabel Carter
Ray Starostka
Lyle” Schmitt
Lee Chohan
University of Nebraska - Cornhusker
Knights of Columbus
Larry
Silver Creek High School
Albin Valasek
Silver Creek Boosters
Clara Bryant
Bridge
Madeline Powers
United Methodist
Betty White
C. R. Carlson
Peterson
Viking Center
Stromsburg
Mike van Hoosen
Lincoln
Corn crop residue feeds for dry cattle and lawn weed control tips
Extension agent outlines corn husks cobs and stalkage as a usable stock feed with protein near 4.5 to 5.1 percent and TDN around 45 percent. Notes calcium and phosphorus content and vitamin A needs for dry cows. Provides lawn weed control guidance including withholding mowing, herbicide options like 2 4 D MC P P Silvex and dicamba and delaying applications to mid October for safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Q. Guter
University of Nebraska - Lincoln
Lewer
Stover
School Lunch Menu for October Week
The schedule lists meals for October 17 to 21. Items include chicken and noodles with green beans and apple crisp on Monday, beef stew with tossed salad on Tuesday, pizza with corn and pears on Wednesday, fish with peas and pumpkin pie on Thursday, and a hamburger on bun with fruit cup and chocolate chip bars on Friday. Milk and salads appear daily subject to change.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lue Ou
Columbus , Duncan, Silver Creek, Tarnov
C Lakes
R Felco
Darla Sterup
Silver Creek News
Myrtle White
Orville Lamb
Gladys John
Vernon Peterson
Bob Tooker
Friends of Music
John Carlson
Federal Land Bank
S& Baro Venture Auditorium
Richard Wyman
Dick Wyman
Andrea
John Wyman
Gail Perry
Bakersfield
Merle Peterson
Nina Delamere
Ed Totenhaupt
Omaha
Flying Farmers Group
Donald L. Sigler
Platte River
Ian
Clarks, Nebraska
Tare
Ford
Charlie Christman
Paul Swanson
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