Community Celebrations and Local Visits Highlight Silver Creek News
A busy period brings family gatherings in Omaha for Tim Schoop's sixth birthday and a four day trip prize. Local events include football halftime honors for DeLois Van Winkle and Bob Robak, Oktoberfest at UNMC, quilting by United Methodist Women, and Legion Auxiliary honors. Attendees at dinners and visits span families from Bellwood to Denver with multiple neighbors and relatives listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Wieseman
Beth
Keith Schmit
Bellwood
Omaha
Richard Schoop
Tim Schoop
Gerald
David Bryan
DeKalb
Illinois
Harvestore
Kankakee
Amana
DeLois van Winkle
Bob Robak
Silver Creek
Nancy Miller
Tom Wilesx
Christine Cave
Mike Wyman
Sylvia Gentleman
Mark Wyman
Orville Lamb
Sue
Mike van Hoosen
University of Nebraska Medical Center
Mamie Bump
Blain Turley
Iona Bump
Hastings
Merle Schott
United Methodist
American Legion Auxiliary
al Wandro
Hilbert Robak
Jack Bryant
Bridge Club
Frank Schuldt
Clarks
E. E. Burritt
George Damme
Vernie Harrington
Black Foot
Idaho
Marvin Wilcox
Fred Meyer
Harold Potter
Columbus
Larry Heiden
Ryan
John Stopak
Scott
Stacy
Noble Davis
Judy
Frank Carman Jr
David Jones
George Blattman
Births server update: three newborns announced
Mrs Rodger Wright of Osceola welcomed Phillip Rodger born October 15 at Annie Jeffrey Hospital weighing 9 pounds 9 ounces. Chad Brian Mariska born October 13 in Lincoln weighing 9 pounds 11 ounces. first grandchild for Mr and Mrs Joe Headrick. Mr and Mrs David Coffin of Surprise welcomed 7 pound girl Summer Marie born October 13 at Behlen Community Hospital in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodger Wright
Osceola
Phillip Rodger
Annie Jeffrey Hospital
Mariska
Chad Brian Mariska
Lincoln
Brian Mariska
Joe Headrick
Coffin
David Coffin
Surprise
Summer Marie
Behlen Community Hospital
Columbus
Swede Home Visitors and Birthday Party Gatherings
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Davis visited Elgin Keeler of Newman Grove and Harold Nielsen of Monroe on Sunday. Rudolf Sandin called at the David Jones home Wednesday afternoon. Mark Utley entertained Saturday evening for daughter Clarissa’s second birthday with guests including David Utley and Ruth Gestrine. Nancy Oquist from Lincoln spent the weekend with her parents Levert Oquist. Earl Jones returned from the Ozarks. Terry Patience and Amy from Council Bluffs were Sunday guests of the Utleys. Nancy Oquist of Lincoln visited Ellen Oquist Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Harold A Johnson and others spent Sunday evening with Ben Berger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Davis
Elgin Keeler
Newman Grove
Harold Nielsen
Monroe
Rudolf Sandin
David Jones
Mark Utley
Clarissa
David Utley
Lillie Chindgren
Sander Chindgren
Ruth Gestrine
Wayne Johnson
Harold W. Johnson
Lance Nielsen
Ben Berger
Johnsons and Swedish Fest Guests Travel and Visit
Mrs Harold W Johnson and Mr Carl G Johnson attended the Svensk Hyllningsfest and smorgasbord at Lindsborg Kansas with a Stromsburg bus group. Edna and Ruth Gestrine visited the Harold W Johnson home. Don Turk and wife from Littleton plan weeks at their Swede Home area country home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl G Johnson
Lindsborg
Kans
Stromsburg
Edna
Ruth Gestrine
Harold W Johnson
Don Turk
Littleton, Cole
Local Social Visits Include Family Gatherings Across Towns
The Verland Bauers Nan of Rising City and others hosted and visited relatives across multiple towns. Residents noted weekend meals in Raymond and travel to Lincoln and Omaha for events and hospital visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verland Bauers
Nan
Rising City
Ron Beebe
Dennis Kubiceks
Malcom
Kirk Bauers
Raymond
Ralph Watts
Iverness
Darwin Schwisow
Omaha
Fair Credit Billing Act takes effect October 28 1975
The Fair Credit Billing Act and Equal Credit Opportunity Act become effective October 28 1975 guiding disputes over billing errors 60 day filing 30 day creditor reply 90 day correction period and protections against reporting disputed amounts. Also covers procedures to prevent collection efforts during inquiry and outlines joint signatures for certain credit matters. Extension notes include local club meetings and Nebraska council activities with dates in October and September 1975.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Equal Credit Opportunity Act
Former Polk County agent honored for service
Kenneth Schmidt, longtime Polk County Extension Agent and Associate State 4-H Leader at the University of Nebraska Lincoln, received a Distinguished Service Award at a Nebraska Cooperative Extension Association meeting in North Platte. He has served since 1955 and helped run 4-H livestock shows, was 4-H superintendent at the Nebraska State Fair, and assisted with the Ak-Sar-Ben show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk County
Kenneth Schmidt
Nebraska Cooperative Extension Association
North Platte
Deshler
Schmidt
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Scouting News Browns Invest New Members at Osceola
Prairie Hill Troop 138 Brownies held an investiture Monday October 6 at St Paul Lutheran Osceola led by Mrs James Langer. New members Tammy Mc Cauley Joan Terpstra Lu Ann Larson and Debora Langer received year pins Becky Theis Paula Johnson and Angela Langer were pin recipients. Guests included Brownies from Shelby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie Hill Brownies
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Osceola
James Langer
Tammy McCauley
Joan Terpstra
Lu- Ann Larson
Debora Langer
Becky Theis
Paula Johnson
Angela Langer
Shelby
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Ervin Rembolt
Denver
Sam Wyman
Raymond Whitner
San Diego
Calif
John Oppliger
Ralph Whitner
Petersburg
Silver
Order of Eastern Star
District 11
Nebraska
Central City
Dale Carlson
Bill Wyman
Irvin Frey
Mt. Vernon
Wash
Lyle Schmitt
Jack Burger
Peter Cammarata
Gary Cammarata
Brenda
Littleton
Colo
Harvey Turnby
Conrad Olson
Bend, Kans
Bob Wyman
Georgia Pacific
Sun
Mars
georgia-Pacific
Mead
Royaltile
Gosse
Mega Lumber Igin
Esther Kuhnel
Methodist Church
Augustin
Norfolk
Glen Augustin
Nebraska Council of Home Extension Clubs
Tony Nelson Engineer
Fox
Julesburg
Brownies
The
All Knights
With Leon Schultz
Osceola Legion Club
Gus Juedes
Jim Crow
Lyle E Hill
Yardmaster
James Lempke
Iowa
Union Pacific
Union ‘Pacific Railroad
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