Newsletter 7-13-2022

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VILLAGE BOARD MEETING TONIGHT (Wednesday)

7:30 p.m. in the Village Library

Unfortunately, we have more Covid cases reported in the area. Nebraska's numbers have returned to near the February high. Please be safe out there! Get well wishes to those folks and others suffering from illness.

We've had some good rains in the last week, but it sounds like the heat is going to make a return!

The minutes from the June 8 Village Board meeting can be found above under the tab "Village Office".

Don't forget our Farmer's Market, Saturday mornings, 8 - 10 a.m.

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Our condolences to the family and friends of Harry Stubbendeck on the loss of his wife, Rosemary. She was a sweet gal. Also to the family and friends of Todd Schmucker, who was laid to rest in the Unadilla Cemetery Saturday, with military honors. The Schmucker family lived just south of us 2 miles.

Thanks to those who helped with the Food Bank distribution last Wednesday. They served right at 100. Their next visit will be Wednesday, August 3.

Thursday, July 14th is National Hot Dog Day!

BIRTHDAYS & ANNIVERSARIES

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7-15 Dallas Royal, Bev Wilhelm, Mike & Betsy Pavelka

7-16 Sheena Snyder

7-17 Dan Vodicka, Oliver Wilhelm, Marilyn McCormick Schreiner

7-18 Jim Pope

7-19 James Conradi, Darren & MIchele Donovan, Deb Billington

NEWS FROM 100 YEARS AGO

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Friday, 7-14-1922, The Otoe Union:

Ella (Buchanan) Callaway, wife of A.J., passed away and was buried in the Unadilla Cemetery. The Village Board held their monthly meeting and passed Ordinance #30. They also approved paying bills in the amount of $79.05. The shopmen of the railroad were still on strike. Joe M. Huberle, E.H. Fischer, Carl Ryder, and H.R. Halvorsen, were all running for Otoe County Sheriff.

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