DATES TO REMEMBER

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4-14   Village Board meeting 7:30 pm

4-15   Planning Commission meeting 7:30 pm

4-20   Library open 5-6:30 pm

4-20   Girls Soccer @Park 6-8:00 pm

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LOCAL NEWS

It's not too late to send in your census forms!

The government is posting the progress online and as of

4-12-10, Unadilla's completion rate was 81%, Otoe County's

was 65%, and the national average was only 46% at the

end of March. Come on, let's see how high we can get it!

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Get well wishes to Viola Maloy who is a patient at NHI

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LOST:

ALL WHITE MALTESE

WEIGHING ABOUT 5 LBS

CALL DALE STONER'S

450.8344

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Registration is now open for

the 26th annual Cornhusker State Games,

which take place June 19-27, almost a month earlier than usual.

Register or check individual sports schedules at

www.CornhuskerStateGames.com

Save $5.00 is you register by May 31st

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Several residents participated in the Elk Creek Road Rally

Sunday afternoon; checkpoint B was on Unadilla's Main Street.

It sounds like everyone had a lot of fun, except for the flat tire.

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DOMESTIC ABUSE TAKES ALL FORMS AND

TOUCHES ALL OF US

CONTACT "PROJECT RESPONSE"

FOR HELP, INFORMATION, OR MAKE A DONATION

402.873.3835

OR

1.800.456.5764

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Saturday morning, Barb Wilhelm, Jenn & Brody Hitzemann,

and Ruth Wilhelm attended the 1st Annual Otoe County Rural

Schools Reunion. It was held at Harmony School, eight miles

south of Nebraska City. They were excited about attending because

Effie Van Sickle Wilhelm, mother of Vernon, went to school

there between 1894 and 1900. They also located the house where

Effie and Walter Wilhelm were married, which is one mile north

of Harmony School. Ruth taught at Fairview and Paisley country

schools and Barb's mother, Darlene Fisk Boardman, taught at

District #80 - Pleasant Dale country school. It was a most

enjoyable morning.

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Harmony School

(courtesy Clark Besche)

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Brody sitting in a desk that his great-great-grandmother

could have set in

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Cutting down trees and preparing the sight

for the installation of the new picnic shelter

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BEEN BUSY CLEANING OUT CLOSETS & GARAGES?

OUR CLASSIFIED ADS ARE FREE!

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BIRTHDAYS & ANNIVERSARIES

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4-15   Bruce Liesemeyer

4-16   Ed Ramold

4-17   John Kastens

4-18   Baillie Luff

4-19   Russ Ziemann

4-20   Craig Kimbell, Joe Hassler

4-21   Ruth Wilhelm, Larry Boardman, John Isaacs

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NEWS FROM 100 YEARS AGO

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Friday, 4-15-1910, The Otoe Union:

Rev. D.M. Sayles and family moved into the Christian Church

parsonage. Their son, Ora, "was wrestling with an attack of

walking typhoid fever", and was anxious to join the 4th grade.

Ola Barrett visited her parents near Unadilla. A son was born

to William Wilken, a daughter to Aaron Gaines (Hopewell), and

a son to William P. Ostrander.

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NEWS FROM OUR NEIGHBORS

Read other communities newsletters by clicking on:

www.NebraskaCommunityWebsites.com

All the Classified Ads are on the Left Side

All the Newsletters are on the Right Side

(just click on the Editor's name)

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The Otoe County Genealogical Society will host it's 2nd annual

"Walk Through Wyuka" tour at the Wyuka Cemetery in

Nebraska City on May 13th at 7:00 pm.

Wyuka Cemetery historian, Don Hegr, will be the tour

leader and will guide us through the many historical

internments in Nebraska's oldest public cemetery. Don's

tour will cover the history of the cemetery, and will also

showcase numerous graves of Nebraska City's prominent

(and sometimes not so prominent) people that are buried

within the cemetery. If you would like to join us on this

tour, please meet at the maintenance shed inside the cemetery

at 7 pm. There will be someone at the main entrance to guide

you once you arrive, and parking will be on the south side

of the shed.

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"THE FEMINIST MANIFESTO"

Sunday, May 9, 2:30 pm

Songs and writings of heroic women (and some liberated men)

through the centuries, issues of civil rights, and

stereotypes will be explored.

Admission is $5 for adults and $1.00 for children and

students.

402.275.3221

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The Blackwood Brother Quartet, a popular and enduring force in 

Gospel music, will be performing at the Lofte Community Theatre

in Manley on Sunday, April 25th at 2pm

Tickets for the event are $16.

Reservations are not required, but are strongly suggested.

visit www.Lofte.com or call 402.234.2553

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There is new activity on Eldora Avenue in Weeping Water

Grandpa Snazzy's is moving to 221 West Eldora.

William M. Cover and Kathryn Cover have purchased the

1903 Davis Block building and are moving Granpa Snazzy's from

it's old location above Fusselman-Wymore.

The new space is being extensively remodeled and they are

working hard on recreating the historic aspects of the building.

The costume rental portion of the business is already

running in the new space and the retail will be opening soon.

"We are planning a grand opening celebration of the retail

for this years Limestone Days, but if we are ready sooner,

we will open up the retail. We are very excited about our new

space and the ability to be on main street."

The retail is designed to mimic an old fashioned general store.

Wood fixtures to set off wares of bulk candy and coffees,

sewing needs, a gentleman's corner, and more.

If you need costumes, we are there Tue-Fri, 1:30 - 5

and Sat 10 - 2

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COOK LIONS CLUB

MELODRAMA

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"Here Come the Cows"

Or ... Never Say Moo in Mesa

Lasagna Meal & Show 7:00 pm

Cook Community Building

Performance Dates:

Sat, 4-17, Fri 4-23, Sat, 4-24

Tickets:

Single $10

Table of 10 $80

Reservations:

Howard 864.5431

Peg 864.2120

Tickets available at the door?

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Barb