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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1958
Page
2
The piece notes cooler mornings signaling fall, praises the corn and fields, and predicts frost and autumn colors. It mentions readying coats and radiators, and hints at hunting season with No Hunting signs out and 720 pheasants added to Polk County.
The High School Teacher Fellowship Program at General Foods supports teachers in communities with company plants. In its third year, 74 teachers across 13 communities took summer courses at 33 colleges, covering subjects from mathematics to languages and science. This corporate effort highlights business responsibility to communities and education.
Velma Anderson meditative piece urges valuing everyday neighbors and small acts of goodwill over fame and wealth. It emphasizes time as living, warns against self sufficiency, and notes sympathy for self critical individuals alongside brief farm and extension notices.
Dan Jones of the Department of Water Resources reports 16 772 irrigation wells registered to date, with University of Nebraska estimates totaling nearly 23 000 wells statewide. About 5 000 wells remain unregistered, and at least 300 new wells drilled since January 1 1958 have been noted. Registration is required within 15 days of completion for new wells and before January 1 1959 for old wells.
Notice to creditors and heirs of Cloyd E. Burns deceased that Norman T. Hofbauer petitions to admit Florida will and distribute Polk County Nebraska real estate. Hearing set in County Court Osceola October 3 1958 at 10 AM. Final account and distribution sought in Lulu Burns insolvent estate with administrator J E Steeple.
Probate notice states final settlement and allowance of account, decree to determine heirship and distribution, executor to be discharged. Hearing scheduled before court on September 26, 1958 at 10:00 AM. interested parties may appear and contest. Dated September 3, 1958. Substitute County Judge notice dated September 4, 11, 18.
Wesley Chapel events show crowds at supper hosts the Richards family and Dan Merrick's circle. Rosalie Kresha prepares for sophomore year at State Teachers College in Kearney. A newborn son arrives to Gene and Mary Cole as the Richards enjoy Black Hills trips and Wyoming visits. Social Center guests include Need and Hartman with Fremont’s Don Whalley visiting the Dawes family in Oregon guests. Mauritz Swanson notes son Daryl begins second year at the State University in Lincoln.
Sunday visits span multiple families including the Timms and Shockeys with Alt relatives from Platt Center. Baptism at St Vincent’s church blesses LuAnn Kay and Lee Roy Augustin with sponsors Mrs. Schmoker and Mr. Schmoker. Nearby gatherings honor Mrs. Flamme’s birthday as the Duane Gabels join Fred Flamme for the event.
Mr. and Mrs. Elza Moses Judy and Nita of Tiskilwa Ill and Willard Mangelsen of Omaha visited Saturday with Mrs. De Mangelsen and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Don Byers and Mrs. G C Fonda spent the weekend at Lake Ericson.
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