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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1959
Page
2
Open all summer at Boulevard Lanes in Columbus Nebraska. Classifieds show items for sale including used bowling balls and a like new Singer sewing machine available on terms. Also listings for tavern for sale and rental equipment aside from local real estate notices.
Local ad promotes Plamor Trailer Sales offering quality mobile homes and travel trailers. Located on Hiway 30 in West Central City, Nebraska.
Classified ad seeks a reliable carrier to deliver the Omaha World Herald on a rural route in Nebraska. Good pay offered. Response: John F. Clause, Box 221, Columbus, Neb.
Ambitious men aged 17 to 50 from Central Nebraska are invited to apply for short practical training in industrial electronics and guided missiles. No experience required. one hour daily four days a week with engineers. Trained entrants can earn 90 to 140 dollars weekly. write UNITED ELECTRONICS LABORATORIES BOX 236 Osceola Nebraska with age address hours and phone if available.
Mrs. Victor Mangelsen of Osceola advertises 170 high line hens one year old for sale at 1.00 each. Contact Harold E. at phone 3240.
Acknowledgment from Guy F Ball thanking friends neighbors and hospital staff for cards flowers meals and support during illness and recovery at hospital and home.
Mrs Jessie Hewitt thanks neighbors and friends for flowers cards gifts and calls that made her 80th birthday a wonderful day to remember. She expresses gratitude for every helping gesture and support.
Mrs. Harold A. Nelson and Jayne Louise express sincere gratitude for flowers cards gifts and visits during a hospital stay and after returning home.
Mrs Bruce Pickett hosts visitors from Lincoln and Platte Center during a weekend gathering at the Robert Wieseman home. Eddie and Evan Wieseman join relatives for a short visit this week. George Burritt and Peggy Marie from Lincoln spent last week with his parents and Rebecca Burritt at Platte Center.
Numerous local residents and visitors gathered for family reunions picnics and birthday dinners at homes and parks. Attendees included the Yungdahls Wiesemans Burritts Schmokers and extended families with travel from Lincoln Kearney and Columbus. 4 H song contest and garden party rounds out a crowded social schedule this week.
Bacon corn dish serves four with crisp bacon onions peppers and spices. Angel lemon custard uses angel cake yolks gelatin and meringue to yield sixteen servings after chilling.
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