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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1964
Page
3
The Osceola Record of Polk County announces weekly publication by Dick and Kathy Howe. It notes second class mailing at Osceola Nebraska 68651 and identifies sustaining member status and national advertising representation.
Rudolf Schipporeit of Ainsworth died at his home last week. Funeral services were held in Ainsworth on Monday. He was a cousin of Mrs. John Wyman and Henry Schipporeit. Henry left Sunday to attend the funeral. The notice also lists local visitors and community events in the area.
Local social notices detail gatherings at the homes of Mrs. Hiooward Boden and the Gilbert Hinkle residence, with multiple families and neighbors from Osceola and Wayland attending events. Activities include 4 H club meetings, tea events, birthday celebrations, and club meetings, plus visits by extended families and guests from surrounding towns.
District 18 notes detail visits to Mrs. John Kropatsch at St. Marys Hospital in Columbus after a hip fracture. Residents from Shelby Columbus and Omaha share Sunday dinners suppers and calls. Coffee Club met with Mrs Edward Lisko and Mrs Richard Eller hosted gatherings. several trips to Jefferson City Lincoln Elm Creek and Fremont are mentioned alongside local family visits.
Edmond Hoffman and Rogene of Rising City were Sunday callers of Mrs. George Bond of Osceola. Bond returned from Clarkson hospital in Omaha for surgery, with family accompanying him. Neighbors, relatives, and friends visited or traveled to Omaha for support, and a 50th wedding anniversary was celebrated at the Rodene home with many locals in attendance. Rain fell two inches Sunday night in Wayland.
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