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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1963
Page
2
An Osceola list features numerous small ads for part time bookkeepers, seed and farm supplies, building materials, insurance services, real estate, electrical work, and used items. It includes names like Mrs A E Ekstrom Richard Klein Ray Conrad and Gerald Bryan with contact numbers and locations around Osceola Nebraska.
Everette Smith expresses sincere thanks to those who prayed sent cards and gifts and offered acts of kindness while he was in the hospital.
We express gratitude to friends and relatives for cards gifts and visits during our hospital stay and after returning home. Special thanks to Dr. Anderson and the hospital staff for the care we received from Mrs Wesley Larson and Brenda Jo.
A note of thanks to friends and relatives for prayers visits cards letters gifts and flowers during hospital stay. Special appreciation to ministers doctors Carson Rasmussen and the Annie Jeffrey Hospital staff for care received.
Henry and Lottie Galus express heartfelt thanks to kind neighbors who provided timely assistance with field work in their hour of need. Your kindness will be remembered.
Sincere thanks to friends and relatives for cards visits and flowers in our bereavement from Mr. and Mrs L L Iler and family Mr. and Mrs Lloyd Lindgren and family Mr. and Mrs Harold Berglund and family.
Willard Larson expresses gratitude to those who remembered him with cards gifts and visits during his hospital stay and after returning home.
Arthur S Nelson thanks everyone for cards gifts and visits during his hospital stay and expresses gratitude to the doctor and hospital staff for the care received.
Sunday brunch guests included Mr and Mrs Allan Kresha with Mr and Mrs Leo Albers. Ellen Wieseman, in Annie Jeffrey Hospital, was visited by the Kreshas and Walter Calhoun. Frank and Bruce Pickett hosted Wednesday dinner. they also visited Floyd Frizell. An afternoon open house at Medallion Home in Silver Creek followed. Bob McCormick vacationing at home. Sunday visitors at Lewis Dunn’s included Charles Fish Glen Neal Lizzie Hanson Viola Townsend Lottie Gay and Don Madison of Central City. Ann Dunn entered Gold Easter Sewing Contest in Lincoln. Francis Urban, a Grand Island businessman, called Monday.
Social round includes Vance Toline hosting, Oquist and Jones families visiting Harlan Younglund and Kempf households. Osceola and Stromsburg guests attend Easter events and birthday observances. Lincoln and Morton Grove visitors join gatherings at Larson, Gestrine, and John son homes with Sunday and Friday visits noted.
Manpower Development and Training Act team announces a free tractor mechanics training course starting May 6 at Nebraska Technical School in Milford. It follows two prior Columbus area projects for factory machine operators and auto mechanics begun March 18 and April 1, 1963. Trainees receive training without charge with some subsistence allowances. contact Columbus Employment Office for details.
Afternoon gatherings include Mr. and Mrs. Al Theisen and family in Hastings with Mmes Mabel Olson Hilma To line and Ellen Anderson visiting Mrs. Frank Oquist and Miss Edna Gestrine. Numerous Sunday visits connect Ruth Lester Gestrine, Rudolph Appleton, Reuben Lundstrom, Eli Johnson, and others at Leverthquist and Johnson households.
Groups including Red Cross Veterans Administration American Legion American Legion Auxiliary Lions Club Society for Crippled Children National Foundation and Public Welfare met April 8 in the Division of Polk County Public Welfare office to share purposes discuss funding activities and avenues for joint work and aid verification.
The Polk A Tots gathered March 21 at Mrs. Dale Buchta's home after school. Two new members De Lana Tschantre and Beth Wiesen joined. They voted on projects Beginning Meal Planning and Learning to be a Homemaker. New business covered Career Surveys. Kathy Hayes demonstrated. Claudie Carter served lunch. Next meeting set for April 11 at 4:00.
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