Valley church receives two coats of paint during community project
Valley Community volunteers painted the Valley Church twice last week and shared a potluck lunch. Connie Urban returned to Grand Island business school after a quarter break. Several residents traveled for visits and events, including open house at Osceola school and WSCS Circle activities.
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Valley
Valley Church
Connie Urban
Grand Island Business School
Donald Schmoker
York
Alice Jenkins
Dave Rutter
Omaha
Donna Samland and
Wee Club
Leona Imhoff
Alice Dunn
Fern Wyman
Glenna Wieseman
Duane Lindblade
Bill Umstead
Goldie Bond
Dale Frizzell
Lansing
Michigan
Alan Umstead
Sherry Sue
Frizzells
Pontiac
Ronald
Gary Lux
Lewis Dunn
Osceola
Dale Dunn
Murray
Ray Richards
Lula Pickett
Elsie Stewart
WSCS
Bertha Dunn
Neola Dunn
Mae Scholz
Harry Christensen
Valparaiso
Social visits and gatherings across Nebraska households
Last week Eda Burritt and the Rex Wieseman family hosted and visited relatives across multiple towns. Rosie's niece Mrs. Jenkins from Long Beach joined dinners with Lula Pickett and others, while there were church meetings, moves, hospital plans, and a 45th anniversary celebration at Weeping Water with 16 guests and a bridge game.
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Rex Wieseman
Chris Jenkins
Long Beach
California
Irene Burritt
Rosie Grossnicklaus
Jenkins
Rosie
Don Conkling
Arthur Johansen
Lula Pickett
Gary Lux
Gregg Kresha
Edward O’leary
York
Bruce Frizzell
Silver Creek
the Jenkins
Calmer Boden
Kenneth Burritt
Chuck Knerrs
Stromsburg
Norman Henggeler
Troy
Lincoln
Bob Blahak
Shawn
Columbus
Dale Dunn
Bob Merrick
Bancroft
Dave Rutter
Effie Fernandez
Omaha
Effie
University Hospital
Late season broadleaf weed control and wheat disease found
Farmers are advised to apply 2 4 D after soft dough in corn and milo for broadleaf control with 1 lb per acre targeting annual weeds and 1.5 lb for perennials. Wheat disease Cephalosporium stripe detected. Kansas State University agents will test varieties, a new fungicide seed treatment, planting dates, fertilizer rates, and straw burning in three counties.
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Kansas
Kansas State University
Louis Palmer
University of Nebraska
Japan
Pacific Northwest
Illinois
Michigan
New York
Claude King
K-State
McPherson
Sedgwick
Sumner
Vitavex Fungicide Reported For Crop Disease Control
The notes describe Vitavex as a systemic fungicide and outline control measures from other states including clean seed, deep plowing, crop rotation to non cereals, late planting and withholding fertilization. Symptoms include white stripes on leaves turning brown, brown restriction below nodes, stunted growth, heading at 20 inches, and plant death during kernel formation. A farmer asks how to store high moisture corn in bunkers with 25 to 30 percent moisture and best packing practices.
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Vitavex
U Shar It Club Changes Osceola Meeting Place
The U Shar It Club will meet at Dora Lockard’s Osceola home on Thursday Sept 20 replacing the earlier plan to meet at Jan McClatchey’s. Visitors include Walter Koehler and Howard Pierce of Tucson Arizona plus Earl Colby and Dale Hartmann and Omaha boys visiting Ed Wagner at the Samaritan Home. Maud Magnuson accompanied the Magnouson family to Denver for visits with Ted Soja and Estes Park, returning Sunday. Altar Society members and husbands enjoyed card games at Hubert Alt’s home after the meeting.
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Dora Lockard
Osceola
Jan McClatchey
Walter Koehler
Howard Pierce
Tucson
Arizona
Earl Colby
Dale Hartmann
Omaha
Ed Wagner
Samaritan
Wagner
Cecelia
Maud Magnuson
Osceola School Bond Vote Urged as Community Debates Costs
A reader urges residents to support a new high school, arguing current facilities are unsafe and outdated, and questions delays. The letter urges voters to seek details from Board members and vote yes on September 25, 1973.
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Osceola
Board of Education
Walt Rempe
Sunshine 4-H Girls Entertain Parents at Pot Luck
District 54 by Leona Imhoff reports Leona Imhoff notes the Sunshine 4-H girls, led by Cindy Tooker, hosted a pot luck supper for about 30 at Mr. and Mrs. Ted Wyman. The evening featured a program and demonstrations for parents with special guests the Starostkas and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Marto of Amman Jordan.
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Sunshine 4-H
Ted Wyman
Cindy Tooker
Starostkas
Joseph Marto
Amman
Jordan
Local social notes and wedding attended in Osceola area
Mrs Oscar Imm spent Friday with Leona Imhoff. Alda Beth Tooker of Kearney attended Karen Peterson and John Youngbeck wedding at St Lawrence Church. Gilbert Hinkle and family hosted visits. Eastern Star banquet in Clarkson. Various neighbors visited, hosted, and celebrated anniversaries and football games in Clarks and surrounding communities.
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Oscar Imm
Leona Imhoff
Alda Beth Tooker
Kearney
Karen Peterson
John Youngbeck
St. Lawrence Church
Darrell Atkinson
Dennis Hinkle
Shane
Gilbert Hinkle
Sumay
Bill Wyman
Merle Peterson
Eastern Star
Clarkson
Julius Cheloha
Columbus
Frank Gembica
John Wyman
Henry Schipporiet
Robert Tooker
Larry Meyer
Ray Starostka
Joseph Marto
Clarks
Frank Stanczyk
Jim Nowak
Alvin Swertzic
Josie Koza
Stella Tworek
Rosa Koza
Frank Krniecik
Frances Zelazny
Lawrence Gdwoski
Fullerton
Mania Micek
Edwin Stankoski
Henry Shatkoski
Joe Branderberger
Jack Bryan
Helen Cheloha
Chicago
Ill
Ted Wyman
Silver Creek
Bill Kuhn
Bob Lindahl
Roy Nelson
The Fast Track to Recovery Missed Car Payments
A provocative claim suggests missing a couple of car payments may accelerate getting back on one's feet. The remark frames debt relief as a quick workaround, challenging conventional budgeting and credit rules in personal finance discussions.
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Valley News
Eda Burritt
Osceola News
Ron Beebe
Dennis Kubicek
Russell Snugg
Donald L. Sigler
Polk County
John Furrer
Farm News
Charlene Fujan
Charlene
First National
First National Bank
Tom
By Leona Imhoff
Nebraska
Jack Burger
Kim
Wyman
Nelson
Doug Mietzners
Joyce
Ei Hat
Eid
Coop Oil Inc
Polk
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