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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1959
Page
4
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Wyman became parents to a baby boy named David Roy born April 1 weighing 6 pounds 11 1/2 ounces. The note details family visits and local gatherings from District 54 community members including Roy Wyman in California announcing the birth.
Cancer Mrs. Frizzell hosted a delicious lunch. Mr. and Mrs. Myron Barker took their daughter Mrs. C. S. Duracinski and children to Columbus on Friday to visit relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Loren Miller and family joined Easter dinner with their son in law and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Warnick in Columbus. Mrs. Bill Imhoff joined Mrs. Robert Tooker to Osceola for a council meeting Monday afternoon.
Mrs Leo Cockson and family visited Osceola relatives on Friday. Frank Ziemba and sons visited near Duncan. Bruce Fyfe called on John Micek and Phil. Mrs Fred Flamme hosted ladies group. Karen Jo Schmidt spent Sunday with Donna Lyler in Columbus. The Walsh family from Sioux Falls stayed with Mr and Mrs Fred Cockson. Frank Ziemba did a Fremont business call. Mrs Bruce Fyfe hosted a club meeting. John Micek and Mr and Mrs Edward Lisko visited Emil Kozial near Clark s. The Cockson family visited near St Marys. Mrs Lyle Ernst hosted ladies group Thursday.
Lincoln Gov Ralph G Brooks says he now makes about one speech daily or less to build Democratic sentiment after recount fears. He pushes for a consolidated state finance department and appointive top officers, arguing for clearer responsibility and stronger executive control. Two bills loom as major session fights: longer trucks and banning the secondary boycott, with railroads and unions opposing.
The Spade Ranch grew after 1886 87 in Nebraska s sandhills as a major cattle operation. Founder Richards moved with his men from Wyoming to build headquarters north of Ellsworth and later settled in Ellsworth. The ranch spread from Elkhorn to the Burlington line with supply points in Sidney Chadron Gordon North Platte Alliance and Ellsworth. He advanced hay winter feed grain feeds windmills fencing and better stock management.
Budget Committee urges speed on appropriation bills. Sen George Lyas proposed one hour per side for public hearings. The plan drew floor objections and was withdrawn. Lyas accused some merchants of filibustering, noting many hearings run long and sap committee time.
Notes from the home extension agent advise against boiling eggs and recommend cooking in water just below boiling to prevent toughness. The guidance also covers using plastic tents for cold weather protection to allow tomato planting before the last frost date.
The Spade Ranch faced government crackdowns after fences enclosed government land. Rich ards and partner Will Comstock were imprisoned as Theodore Roosevelt's administration enforced open range reforms. Troops led by Colonel Mosby removed fences and resurveyed borders redefining the area's land control.
Sunday gatherings featured visits to Gilbert Styskal in Omaha and to the Wally Daum home, with extended attendance at the Oscar Jones birthday party. Attendees included families from Millard Monroe Clarks Lincoln and Columbus, plus Norfolk, and owners Mr and Mrs Glen Hendrick Mrs Anna Sty skal Mrs Ed Rosenberry.
Calvary Lutheran Church announces A. D. Capek as pastor with Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. and Divine Worship at 11:00 a.m.
Pastor L. A. Hansen leads 9 30 worship with Revelation series. Sunday School at 10 30. Thursday Jr M Y F April 9 at 8 P M at Marvin Fen stemaker home. Ladies Aid meets 2 P M second Wednesday. Family Night April 12 at 7 45 featuring Chalk artist and Omaha talent. Bring sandwiches for lunch. Public invited.
Father Victor Derwinski outlines Saturday catechetical instruction at 10 30 A M Confessions at 5 and 8 P M Sunday Masses at 7 30 and 9 30 A M in the parish calendar Father Derwinski is pastor of St Vincent Church.
Pastor Hadley leads services on the Second Sunday after Easter with Mary Unit gathering Thursday at 2 P M and church services Sunday at 11 A M. Activities include Sunday School at 10 A M and Tri League at Salem at 3 P M plus choir, unit and chorus practices across April days.
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