Newsletter 3-12-2025

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Agenda for tonight's (Wednesday) Board Meeting

March 2025 agenda 495

How are you celebrating St. Patrick's Day? Do folks still pinch you if you're not wearing green? Bet you be able to get some corned beef and cabbage at Mal's!

NMHC Banquet 450

Have you considered joined our Fire & Rescue Squad? The meetings are the second Monday of the month at the Fire Hall. They can always use the help. You can get more informationm at their Soup Supper this Sunday.

Unadilla Fire Rescue Luncheon 495

thank you 2 250

Thanks so much to these folks who helped with the Food Bank of Lincoln distribution last Friday: Gary Wertman, Margaret Wertman, Galen Crawford, Craig Kimbell, Steve Kroese, Mary Wallen, Dale Henke, and Bob Wilhelm. You're the best!

We had some horribly high winds this past week.

Tree down by gym 2025 450

And some pretty snow drifts!

Snow Drift north of our house 2025 450

Don't you just love living in Nebraska!

Village Maintenance would like to remind everyone that the only things accepted at the burn pile are trees, branches, and unfinished lumber (no nails). NO LEAVES OR GARBAGE PLEASE! Dumping them could make us lose our permit with the state, and then there would be no burn pile. Thanks in advance!

Dean Luff says he has been using this crowbar for years and had never noticed it had writing on it: "Peterson Produce, Syracuse, Nebraska"

Petersen Produce crowbar 495

Remember that song about the birds and the bees? Well, we've had both visiting us this week!

Birds 450

Bees 450

Buddy Check for March 450

Burn Permit sign

BIRTHDAYS & ANNIVERSARIES

celebrate

3 - 12 Ron & Lori Vodicka

3 - 13 Leonard Lemka

3 - 14 Kenny Baker

3 - 17 Ryder Lee Schmidt, Sharon Van Housen

3 - 18 Gordon Hopp, Darlene Isaacs, Lane Rohlfs

NEWS FROM 100 YEARS AGO

Boy reading newspaper 250

Friday, 3-13-1925, The Otoe Union:

The agricultural report had a good article on pruning grape vines. Bro Brothers were selling "19 Head of Good, Young Mules." Alfred C. Brehm and Alma Keller were married at the Delaware church. "Perry Andrews of Syracuse is assisting H.A. Butt in the bank while Miss Mina Morgan is helping care for her mother." "Robins are common here now and fill the air with their merry chatter mornings and evenings."

NEWS FROM OUR NEIGHBORS

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