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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1970
Page
3
Valley News outlines a Mother's Day Tea at Valley Church on Wednesday May 6 with lunch for members and guests. A church cleanup is set for Monday May 4 at 8 30 a.m. and several social visits and family events are noted across Stromsburg Lincoln and Silver Creek communities.
About 40 girls were invested in Brownies and Girl Scouts in a candlelight ceremony at the Legion Club. Karen Peterson left for Keystone South Dakota for summer work at Mt. Rushmore. Several visits and travel to Omaha Denver Osceola Genoa Grand Island and Hastings are noted along with a school administrator trip to California and a hospital patient at St Marys Columbus.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Carter and Claudia visited daughter Carol in Omaha after her Florida trip to see grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bertram. Mort Grosch and daughter from O Neill stayed at Harold Martin’s home. Todd and Jeff Van Winkle visited grandparents in Hardville. A bridal shower for Miss Sharon Grosch occurred at the Pioneer Ballroom Silver Creek with bridesmaids as hosts. April birthdays celebrated across several families with gatherings in Neligh and Columbus.
Osceola residents joined relatives at Fullerton for Everett Black's funeral on Thursday. Attendees included Clarence Carlson, Mauritz Swanson, Charles Walgreen, Florence Ekstrom, and from Lincoln, Paul Gustafson and Richard Walgreen. John Lewis and family of Scottsbluff had traveled from Grand Forks, North Dakota for the event. The Lewis boys stayed with grandmother Agnes Timm. all returned home Sunday.
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