NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING

SIX YEAR ROAD & STREET PLAN

UNADILLA VILLAGE BOARD OF TRUSTEES

 

            Notice is hereby given that a Six Year Road and Street Plan for the Village of Unadilla, Nebraska, as required by NEB. REV. STAT. Sec. 39-2119 et seq. R.R.S. has been recommended for approval by the Chairman and Village Board of Trustees, and that a Public Hearing be held on said Six Year Road and Street Plan on the 21ST day of March, 2018, beginning at 7:30 pm at the Library in the Unadilla Community Center, at which time objection to or recommendations for said Plan will be heard.

I certify that this notice was posted by me in the following three places on 3-07-18:

            Community Center Message Board

            Countryside Bank

            United States Post Office

And published in the Nebraska City News Press on March 09, 2018, and on UnadillaNebraska.com on 3-14-18.

                                                                                                                                                            _____________________________                           

                                                         Corinne K. Zahn, Village Clerk-Treasurer

SEAL

 

 

 

 

 

Get well wishes to Larry Larson, Jack Stilwell, and Rose

Duncan. Continued get well wishes to Norm

Duncan, Bill Davis, Sheila Glathar, and Rich Lechner.

Sunday, members of the Christian Church held their 2nd free

dinner for Veterans and First Responders, serving spaghetti,

salad, garlic bread, brownies, and drinks. There were 30 honorees

and family members in attendance. And as we said to them,

"Thank you all for your service."

Retha Neemann & Dean Luff

Keith Kimbell & Gerry Davis

Jeff Horstman, Karen Schwartman, Sandi Kimbell

Some of the Honorees

Please share your news with us as we have lots of former

residents who like to know what's going on in the old hometown!

And the Nebraska stamps were ordered and have arrived.

They will be on display in the History Room. And thanks so much

to Karen Isaacs who donated a 1950 annual, also for the

History Room.

Good news! A hydrant has been installed on the west end

of the community garden. Planting time is nearly here. If we

can find them, there will be peanuts growing at the Western

Wilhelm Outpost.

 

Burton Brandt

Burton Brandt, who is working on his Eagle Scout designation,

will be expanding our arboretum over the summer. Talk to him

about memorial trees and plaques to go with them.

In honor of Billy Graham, who recently passed away, the

library has his autobiography. Stop in and check out

"Just As I Am". In his own words, Graham tells of his upbringing

on a southern dairy farm to his early preaching experiences

to his rise as an international evangelist. It is 

truly an inspirational read.

 

 

 

 

 

March 17^th is also “National Quilting Day”.  Start your day with a stop

at the Unadilla library to check out our quilt books and the barn quilts. 

Then head up to Lincoln to the International Quilt Museum for a full

day of lectures and exhibts and view the beautiful quilts on display.

Have you brushed up on your Irish trivia in preparation for

St. Patrick's Day? Here are just a few: How many Americans

claim Irish ancestry? Over 43 million. What creature did St.

Patrick banish from Ireland? The snake. Where did the potato

blight of the 1840's, which led to famine in Ireland, originate?

The United States. What 1959 Disney movie includes an Irish

storyteller who falls down a well? "Darby O'Gill and the Little

People." When was Aer Lingus established? 1936. Have fun

while "wearin' the green" and be safe!

BIRTHDAYS & ANNIVERSARIES

3-14   Kenny Baker

3-17   Ryder Schmidt

3-18   Gordon Hopp, Darlene Isaacs, Lane Rohlfs

3-20   Milan & Christie Brehm

NEWS FROM 100 YEARS AGO

Friday, 3-15-1918, The Otoe Union:

"Roy Zellers marketed his corn crop this week, drawing $2250

for his season's work." The Farmer's Union Coop purchased

William Botsford's implement business. Harland Davis was 

very sick, having both pneumonia and the measles. The

national draft quota for March was 800,000 men. Paul

Stutt enlisted in the Navy.

 

 

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