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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1969
Page
7
A retrospective column lists notes from 1909 to 1959 including local moves visits and events. Mentions George Mace and Lee Mustard seeking threshing repairs in Lincoln and congressman style civic chatter. Also records obituaries, marriages, fairs, farm prices, and 4 H exhibits reflecting Osceola area life across decades.
District 54 residents share travel to Worcester Massachusetts to visit relatives in the Miller and Staniec families. Several visitors include Dr. and Mrs. Edmund Marx from Tucson and the Atkinson household in Lincoln. Local gatherings feature family reunions in Duncan and Chicago, trips to Omaha and Columbus, and a bridal shower at the Methodist church.
The Osceola kindergarten enrollment total stands at 39 for the 1969 fall term. The list names pupils and parents or guardians including Michael Anderson, Dawn Althouse, David Amy Bartek, Don David, Bryan Gerald, and others, with many family names and guardians across the community.
Obituary for William D Linden, 95, of Hay Springs Nebraska, who died August 6 1969 in Rushville following a brief illness. He was born September 14 1873 in Webster County Iowa, taught in several Nebraska counties, first mayor of Mitchell, later ranching in Wyoming, survived by sons Raymond and Kenneth and four daughters, many grandchildren and great grandchildren. Also obituary for Andrew Nelson born November 22 1874 in Sweden died August 6 1969 Shawnee Mission Kansas, long Osceola resident and Odd Fellows member with two children, Margaret and Lyle, and four grandchildren. Funeral services conducted in Osceola and nearby communities with burial at Osceola Cemetery.
Nebraska State Journal correspondent recalls six troops of cavalry at Fort Robinson performing reveille drill guard mounting and retreat. The piece notes bugle calls, cannon salutes, band concerts, target practice, and the Star Spangled Banner as the flag is lowered at sunset. Community notes include local visits and family news from Lincoln Wilber and Estes Park.
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