At the meeting on 10-14, the Village Board decided to have
the USDA do a survey of our median household income, in hopes
of getting more funding the next time a grant is applied for. The
USDA will have the company Midwest Assistance do the actual
survey. There will be no charge to the Village or the residents.
The Village or USDA will not receive any names, social security
numbers, addresses, or any other information asked for on the
survey, so your privacy is protected. If you have any questions or
need to verify Midwest Assistance requests, please call the
Village Office at 402-828-5355.
Congratulations to Sheena Kastens, daughter of Dwight & Julie
Kastens, and Trevor Snyder, who were married in the Unadilla
Park Saturday. Wishing them a long and happy married
life together.
The Bike/Walk path is completed. Bob & I took a stroll around
it Sunday after church and it is beautifully done.
The park benches, lights, and trash cans will be added in the
near future, as well as landscaping.
It is a good addition to our lovely park. So now the covered
park shelter and both sets of restrooms are connected bgy a
cement walk - no more hopping around in the mud. Hope
to see you "on the trail?" Thanks to the Unadilla Area Fund
and the Village for completing this wonderful project.
Did you know that $1 out of every $10 we spend
on food pays for the packaging?
Five members of the Otoe County Gerealogical Society
met Saturday morning. Sorting and filing of the Mary Beth
Kearns collection is not quite finished but will be soon. The
Rural Schools Conference we are sponsoring with Peru
State College was also discussed. More details can be
found on their web and Facebook pages. The date for the
November meeting has yet to be set but election of officers
will take place then.
Does anyone have a mannequin to lend or donate? It would be
used for displays in the Veteran's Room at the Community
Center. Also, if you haven't brought in a photo of your veteran,
please do so we can add it to our memorial wall. And don't
forget the Parade of Veterans sponsored by the Legion Auxiliary
at the Fair Center in a few weeks. Honor your veteran!
BIRTHDAYS & ANNIVERSARIES
10-21 Karen Hassler, John Schwartman
10-22 Allison Moore
10-25 Bob Bryan, Ted Oelke, Brenda DeGolyer
10-27 Gerry Davis
NEWS FROM 100 YEARS AGO
Friday, 10-22-1915, The Otoe Union:
"Henry Massie has rented the Luff farm west of town and will
move there in the spring." Henry West was selected as "patrol
leader" of the newly formed Boy Scout troop. Rev. J.S. Reel
was the Scout Master. Glen White sold his meat market to
M. Kline. Rev. S. Keiser of the M.E. Church celebrated
his 68th birthday.
NEWS FROM OUR NEIGHBORS
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Greenblatt & Seay and Friends will present a concert of "Train Songs" on Sunday, November 8, at 2:30 PM, downstairs in the Old Avoca, Nebraska Schoolhouse. What is it about trains that so easily engages one's imagination? Find out as you tap your feet and clap your hands while listening to old and new train songs. This performance will feature the sounds of the fiddle, harmonica, whistles, banjo, guitar, and lots of vocal harmonies.
Admission is $10.00 for adults, $5.00 for students, and $1.00 for children. The concert will be followed by a light snack and an acoustic jam session.
For more information, call 402-275-3221, log on to www.greenblattandseay.com, or e-mail This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
"Nana's Naughty Knickers"
NEBRASKA FOOTBALL SCHEDULE
9-5 BYU (ABC) - LOST
9-12 South Alabama (BTN) - WON
9-19 At Miami (ABC/ESPN2) -LOST
9-26 Southern Miss -WON
10-3 At Illinois - LOST
10-10 Wisconsin - LOST
10-17 At Minnesota -WON
10-24 Northwestern
10-31 Purdue
11-7 Michigan State (ABC)
11-14 At Rutgers
11-27 Iowa
12-5 Big 10 Championship
Lucas Oil Stadium, Indianapolis, IN
