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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1976
Page
3
Duck hunting season opens Thursday with poor prospects for success as wildlife officials warn about dwindling counts. Hunters are advised to review regulations and safety guidelines before heading afield.
More than 150 women gathered at Dr. Clarence Davis Jr home Sunday to introduce Mrs. Ed Zorinsky wife of the Democratic U S Senate candidate to Polk County women. Co chairs were Linda Branting and Carol Jones. A random poll showed Zorinsky 3 1 ahead of the Republican opponent. The second item notes Nebraska duck season opens Thursday per Ken Johnson of the Nebraska Game and Parks Commission with cold fronts and rain needed for migrations and water in the basin areas. Plattsmouth manager Randy Schilling reports snow geese behind schedule.
Mrs Podliska on State Board can expect 1000 to 1500 geese by October 15 but as of October 12 none were using the area. The fall executive board meeting of the Nebraska Council of Home Extension Clubs was held October 14 and 15 in Kearney. Members reviewed work programs budgets and committee reports. Dr Roberta Sward outlined the 1977 program of work and the NCHEC annual meeting will be in Norfolk June 9 and 10 1977 with a theme Creative Woman the Homemaker of Today.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Anderson hosted a Sunday supper with Perry Noyd and family. Guests included Sharon Martens and Anne from Omaha, Carl Sundberg and family, Walter Rudeen, and several Jones, Van Winkle, Pollard, Oberg, Baker, Gustafson, and Clark households. The gathering featured many relatives visiting from Lincoln, Blair, Osceola, and Golden Colorado. The occasion was not fully stated.
The notice lists multiple households hosting guests and weekend visitors. Names include Mrs. Homer Green honoring a wedding anniversary for the Axel Rudeens, Kenneth Andersons, Arthur Samuelsons, Morris Bailey, Ethel Clark, Tom Nyffeler, Margaret Young, Verlin Johnson, Kenneth Donelson, John Fujan, Ron Fujan, Jack Anderson, Norris Anderson, Jim Clark, Matthew, Joyce Farley, Homer Farley, Lynn Anderson, Jeffrey and Jodi, and Robert Oberg. Trips to Brookings for a football game between South Dakota State University and University of North Dakota are noted.
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