
Springtime in Nebraska!
Monday evening, May 9, the area had hail, high winds, and lots of
tornado sightings. Our siding (and probably the roof) are missing
some good size chunks and one of the storm windows is broken.
At one time we could see clouds going in 2 different directions.
Talk about a bumpy night! The good news: no one was hurt
that we know of.

Bob holding some of the hail he picked up at the
Western Wilhelm Outpost

Todd & Corinne Zahn had a bunch of visitors over the weekend -
about 30,000 to be exact. A swarm of honey bees looking for a
new hive landed in one of their trees, but now have been removed
by a professional. (thanks to Corinne for the photo.)
What you can do to prevent cross connections and keep your
drinking water safe: Protect faucet extentions by installing proper
backflow devices (hose bib vacuum breakers) on all faucets
capable of having a hose or other extension attached.
Unadilla Clean Up Day
Saturday, June 18, 2016
Rain or Shine!
UNADILLA RESIDENTS ONLY!
NO
NO YARD, GARDEN, or CONSTRUCTION DEBRIS
NO MAJOR APPLIANCES (MICROWAVES & TV’S OK)
NO
ACCEPTING FURNITURE, CARPET,
THIS EVENT IS MEANT FOR ITEMS
A TOWN OFFICIAL WILL BE PRESENT TO ANSWER YOUR QUESTIONS
OR CALL THE OFFICE: 402-828-5355
BIRTHDAYS & ANNIVERSARIES

5-11 Angela (Bassinger) Oestmann
5-12 Ike & Hayes West
5-13 Sherri Bowersmith, Andrew Kimbell
5-14 Cody Pester, Ann Crawford
5-15 Travis Johnson
5-16 Janet Oelke, Bob & Cindy Stanley
5-17 Linda Liesemeyer, Matt Hickman, Sherri Moss
NEWS FROM 100 YEARS AGO

Friday, 5-12-1916, The Otoe Union:
S.G. Farnsworth was working in the drug store during the
absence of Mr. Lincoln. Everyone was busy planting corn.
Fred Bourne, the teacher at Shullsdale school, closed the
school for the summer. "The Sanitary Barber Shop. Ernest
Stoufer, Prop. Bath in connection 25 cents."


NEWS FROM OUR NEIGHBORS
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Free fiddle and Harmonica workshops will take place on Saturday, May 28, at the National Homestead Monument in Beatrice, Nebraska. At 10 AM, there will be a FREE fiddle workshop led by championship fiddler Deborah Greenblatt. At 11:00 AM, there will be a FREE harmonica workshop led by multi-instrumentalist, David Seay. haronicas will be available for purchase. Greenblatt & Seay are Master Artists with the Nebraska Arts Council, and participants in the Humanities Nebraska Speakers Bureau. These FREE workshops are part of a full day of fun and free activities during the Tallgrass Prairie Fiddle Festival, formerly known as the Monumental Fiddle Championship.
Starting at 12 Noon, musicians will be competing for a record $3,350 at this year's Tallgrass Prairie Fiddle Festival! Music fans will be able to listen to and watch musicians; fiddlers and acoustic bands, as they compete at this year's music festival. The money will be spread over four categories: The Legends Division for the previous winners, Senior and Junior Divisions, and the Acoustic Band Category.
For more information, contact Deborah by e-mail at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
OTOE COUNTY MUSEUM OF MEMORIES
Opening Sunday, May 1, 2016
Many new displays & improvements
THE LOFTE THEATER 2016 SEASON
"Leading Ladies" June 3 - 12
"The Music Man" July 22 - August 7
"The Red Velvet Cake War" September 9 - 18
"Funny Money" October 15 - 30
"Twas the Night Before Christmas" December 3 - 18


OTOE COUNTY FAIR
SYRACUSE, NEBRASKA
JULY 28 - 31, 2016

HERITAGE NEEDLEWORK GUILD
OF NEBRASKA CITY, NE
2016 QUILT SHOW

September 16, 17, & 18
Bethel United Church, 2400 Central Avenue, (West End)
NEBRASKA FOOTBALL 2016

4-16 Spring/Red-White Game
9-3 Fresno State @NE
9-10 Wyoming @NE
9-17 Oregon @NE
9-24 Northwestern @Evanston
10-1 Illinois @NE
10-15 Indiana @Bloomington
10-22 Purdue @NE
10-29 Wisconsin @Madison
11-5 Ohio State @Columbus
11-12 Minnesota @NE
11-19 Maryland @NE
11-25 Iowa @Iowa City
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Have a GREAT week!
Barb
