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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1959
Page
5
A long list of calls and visits recaps social life in Osceola before week’s end. Families including Johnsons, Sarows, Swansons, Sandins and Ersnts entertained or joined relatives and friends across Osceola and surrounding towns.
Readable fragments list multiple percentages such as 18 percent 24 percent 24.50 percent and 18.10 percent with small values like 4.60 3.00 and 2.2595. Trace notes appear repeatedly, suggesting an incomplete data sequence and trace indicators.
Donna Rutter spent the weekend with Pat Robb in Omaha. Neal McBeth family joined David Rutter for meals Sunday. Fairview M Y F met at Allen Umstead's. Harold E Nelson and Earl Bond families visited Bill Umstead's. Art Anderson entered Clarkson Hospital for care. Clara Hurst joined Carl Wieseman for Sunday dinner at Shelby. Rex Wieseman hosted Christiana Sarow and Laurence for dinner. Bruce Pickett's hosted Kuhnel family and others Sunday. Rickey and Valerie Rutter were guests at Yungdahl's midweek.
Tuesday morning callers at Mrs. Hastings home were Mrs. King and Mrs. Johnson of Polk and Mrs. Carrie Wisely. August Senn visited Bob Weber in Ralston. Mrs. Staroscik will attend the wedding of Maxine Schuele and Duane Falty in Columbus. Leon Draiger hosted guests with Sidney Hachinstad accompanying to the Smorgasbord. Gale Draiger and Mary Blecker saw each other after a funeral in Mississippi. Maria Fulwider returned from a month in Minneapolis. H S Ecklund came from Clarkson Memorial Hospital. Cadwell family visited in Loup City. Sally Sterup stayed with Sharon Meister. P W Jacoby returned to Alcom after visiting mother A J Herrmann. prior, the Jacoby party vacationed in Hawaii and Los Angeles.
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