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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1977
Page
2
Osceola hosted its second meet of the season on April 6 and beat Silver Creek and East Butler. Osceola scored 69 points to 29 for Silver Creek and 36 for East Butler, winning nine of 13 events. Bernie Nitsch swept the 1500 and 900 meter races as a double winner.
Sixty five members and guests attended the 50th session of District 14 Rebekah Lodge in Polk on April 7. District president Mildred Tee gerstrom led the meeting. Ada Taylor discussed the Sight and Visual Aid program. Nina Burke gave a Polk lodge history. Several members earned 50 plus years of continuous membership.
St Vincent's Church lists Masses Confessions and classes with times. Calvary Lutheran and United Methodist Church publish services classes meetings and events through April including choir and council meetings.
Multiple engagements announced including Janet Urban to Larry Neujahr connected to Osceola roots, Renate Schleifer to Roger Klein of Osceola, and DeEtte Eloise Nelson to Paul Trubey linking Osceola lineage. Weddings planned May and August with families in Osceola, Columbus, Henderson, and California.
The column notes a windy Easter with past snow memories in Rawlins Wyoming. It covers garden planting on advise from almanac guides, a potato misfire, blooming tulips and daffodils, and soil moisture from gentle rain. It ends with a reminder to donate to the local fire department for new equipment.
Loyd L. Rogers passed away March 29 in Omaha after a heart attack. Funeral services were held at Roeder Mortuary in Omaha with burial at Forest Lawn Cemetery. Born August 4, 1897 in Shelby, he managed variety stores in Osceola and Central City before joining J. L. Brandeis Company in Omaha for 49 years. Survived by wife Bernice, three daughters, 10 grandchildren, nine great grandchildren, a sister Mrs. John Schneider of Shelby, and a brother Charles Rogers of Council Bluffs. Preceded by a son Max, his parents, and three brothers.
The Osceola fire department urges residents to call 747 2221 for quick dispatch. The new 911 line can be used but may delay response as operators must identify the caller. The Record will publish pictures of local brides only if they reside or studied locally.
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