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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1976
Page
10
A stream of acknowledgments thanks relatives and friends for gifts cards and visits during hospital stays and after returning home. Special mentions go to Dr Davis hospital staff Rev Bachenberg and various local families for meals and hospitality.
The Good Samaritan Care Center hosts a 2 p.m. Saturday May 1 fashion show in the auditorium. The event features spring and summer outfits for all ages including children, plus vintage pieces such as a 70-year-old wedding dress. Public attendance is invited with door prizes, local entertainment, refreshments, and donations for new china.
Eighty Easter favors were distributed Sunday by the Wide Awake Sunday School class led by Mrs. Irvin Anderson of Polk Methodist Church. The group later had lunch at Dairy Queen. Various neighbors and families visited relatives at Covenant Home and elsewhere, with multiple dinner and birthday gatherings noted in local homes and area hotels.
Mrs Homer Green listed with phone numbers. Several couples and individuals visited relatives and friends in Lincoln and York including Lillian James, Hultgren, Anderson, Randell, Kreuger, Katz, Gustafson, Reetz, Bowman and others. Birthday greetings and house guests marked a series of social rounds around Boulder Fremont and Clarks areas.
The ASCS office has trained five women to assist wheat appraiser Bob Peterson in evaluating damaged fields for disaster payments. The team, including Bonnie Dittmer, Shirley Peterson, Rosetta Skinner, Betty Suhr, and JoAnn Martens from Rising City, will help complete the appraisal within three weeks before fields are destroyed and with spring planting near.
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