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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1961
Page
4
The pamphlet outlines a seven day F H A week with themed events. Monday promotes posters and exhibits, Tuesday visits to rest homes, Wednesday school day with roses for teachers, Thursday family day with breakfast and meals, Friday fun day, Saturday work day including babysitting and crafts, and Sunday church day.
Mrs Harold Jarmin hosts Friendly Neighbors Club Tuesday evening April 11. Busy Bumble Bees meet April 11 with Deanna Prell. Entre Nous gathers with Mrs Leroy Johnson Wednesday afternoon April 12. St Vincent's Altar Society meets at 2 00 p m Wednesday April 12 at the hall. Rosary recited at 145 p m. Q E S Chapter meets Tuesday April 11 at 8 p m.
Fragmented prices show small weight listings with 4 Ibs at 35 cents and 4 Ibs at 55 cents, plus 0.25 Ibs at 89 cents and 0.2 for 25 cents, plus 1 Ib at 20 cents. The garbled OCR yields unclear product or listing context.
Bingo at St. Vincent's Hall begins Thursday April 6 at 8 p m. Rebekah Lodge meets Wednesday April 12 at 8 p m with Mrs John Osenbaugh and Mrs D B Hulquest aiding. Girl Scout cookie sale April 7 to 17. Beulah Cemetery Society meets Friday April 21 with Mrs Frank Frizzell. The Association also meets then with a potluck lunch and auction. WCTU Institute Thursday April 13 at Lutheran church luncheon at 12 30.
Fortieth anniversary observed Sunday March 26 with open house from 2 to 4 pm. All Zedicher children attended along with Kathryn Brazee and grandchildren. Guests came from Stromsburg Osceola Shelby Minnesota and California. A red rose wedding cake and speeches by Nebraska Illinois Minnesota experts highlighted the event. Farm Bureau members led a conference on agricultural economic issues and policy.
Seven Polk County Farm Bureau members traveled to Lincoln on March 23 and 24 to take part in the first Nebraska Farm Bureau Economic Conference. The event was sponsored jointly by the Nebraska Farm Bureau Federation and fifty four county Farm Bureau organizations, including Polk County.
The Cub Scout Pack met Friday night March 31 at 7 30 p m in the Lutheran church. Jack and Jerry Cerny presented flags. Tony Mulford joined the pack. Paul Niemeier received his application to become a Cub Scout. Joe Fjell awarded Tommy Rodene a 3 year pin Rickie Sigler earned bear badge with 1 gold arrow and 1 silver arrow Jerry Cerny received a bear book 1 year pin and 1 silver arrow Randy Gissler earned a lion book and 2 year pin Cubby moved to Betty Sigler's Den.
Easter Sunday gatherings included the Bowe, Larson, Swanson, and Bowe families from Blair and Columbus, with Mr and Mrs. Emmons hosting others. Visitors Randy and Connie joined the Sivers family in Friday events. A Johnson family reunion in Polk honored Gertie Johnson and Ralph of Saskatoon, with Saskatoon relatives visiting.
Numerous Lincoln residents and neighboring towns hosted Easter and birthday gatherings. Families from Milwaukee to California joined local residents in Staging festive meals and social calls across multiple households, with celebrations spanning Friday through Sunday.
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