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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1964

Page

7

Polk Community Notes Highlight Local Visits and School News

Hong Kong visitor shared slides at LWML meeting led by Mrs. Gordon Johnson. 34 football players practice under Don Stange with 13 returnees. 90th birthday of Polk resident Mrs. Channa Erickson announced. Various visiting relatives, church events, and camp attendance noted. Geneva High School principal William McNaught elected. Myrna and Barbara Glasser attend Camp Maranatha.

Lloyd Hahn L. Hansen Hong Kong LWML Lutheran Church Gordon Johnson Phillipines Allen Warneke Polk Channa Erickson Erickson Hannah Hahn Anna Hanquist Lindemann Central City Don Stange Lloyd Widga Sara Knutsen Stockholm Sweden Susan Knutsen Ulla Waline Carl Wallin Chicago Irvin Larson Knutsen Margaret Peterson St. Luke Hospital Denver Colo Margaret Jessie Peterson Walter Green Osceola Carl Salchow Memphis Tenn Carl Naval Training Technical Training Center William McNaught N. E. McNaught Geneva High School Polk High School Wesleyan University University of Nebr York Oscar Anderson Louise Exberg Fredrickburg Bryan, IH Paul Meline Rockford, Ill

Social guests and visits spanning Nebraska and Houston

Hannah Meline and Mrs Leonard Nyberg hosted friends at Ge neva home of Mr and Mrs Alvin Rizer. Mrs H Horstman visited from Tuesday to Friday with sister Mrs Rose Schweitzer of Loup City. Edith Benson hosted a coffee party Tuesday afternoon with visitor Mrs Douglas Dapper from Houston. Becky Rose and Tonya Anderson spent days with Becky's aunt Mrs H Horstman. Natalie Hahn hosted a spaghetti party Sunday with Joyce Stewart and Karen Stevens assisting. Lloyd Widga and son Dennis visited Black Hills and Minneapolis where Charles Widga wed Barbara Zuzulka.

Horstman Aurora Loup City Grand Island Elizabeth Meerkatz California Clarence Meerkatz Darlene Meerkatz Hastings E. Protocinski Rockford Ill Clara Anderson Emory Cramer Home Society Ann Kisler M. C. Johnson Hannah Meline Leonard Nyberg H. Horstman Alvin Rizer Geneva Tonya Anderson Becky Natalie Hahn Joyce Stewart Karen Stevens Lloyd Widga Dennis Black Hills Minneapolis Minn Charles Widga Barbara Zuzulka Brian Robert Kopke Peter Kopke Robert Barr York Anthony Winter Bradshaw Lou Helmers Thayer Christensens Lacy Sprengel Adam Keehn Paul Bond W. O. Pierson Lincoln Todd Jacobsen Fairmont Elroy Hoffmans Floyd Jacobsens Minnesota Mark Romohr Jr York County Club C. E. Hohnbaum Waco Craven Stream Elsie Bond Olive Hawley Alma Dey Don Larson Elmer Schuknecht Messrs Mmes Max Lott Bill Beebe Gary Allison Wayne Stallings Kansas City

Family bonds mark bustling Wayland social season

Wayland residents hosted and attended numerous dinners and gatherings week across multiple households. Notable events included planned church meetings, anniversaries, travel to Lincoln and Des Moines, and a baptism in Fairmont. The social calendar featured extended families from Osceola Benedict York Bradshaw and Denver among others with visits to Fremont Gresham Rising City and Central City.

Lavina Kepke Paul Bond Mmes Ray Larkin Benedict Harold Walstead Osceola Clifford Johnston Silver Creek W. QO. Pierson Denver Colo Peter Kopke Robert Kopke South Bend Ind Esther Winter Bradshaw Mildred Barr York Ted Gonnerman Tom Gonnerman Gonnerman Stromsburg Park Elmer Schuknecht Gary Nienkamp Reg Eklund Des Moines Harold Heaston Fort Wayne Wayland Church Louis Albright Foy Rosenberry

Voluntary wheat program changes for 1965 announced

The Polk ASC county committee announced the 1965 voluntary wheat program will operate similarly to 1964 with several changes. Domestic certificates rise to 75 cents per bushel and export certificates to 30 cents, while the loan rate adjusts to 1.25 dollars. Substitution and conserving-use provisions expand, with signups in Polk County offices from August through October.

Polk Asc County Committee Polk County Aue

Modern Gas Air Conditioners Aid Home Comfort

Gas Air Conditioners are presented as thoroughly modern quality products. The ad explains owning one keeps homes comfortable and promotes efficient economical operation. A coupon is offered with a $1.00 check for printed material on Gas Air Conditioning and an Outdoor Thermometer.

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