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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1964
Page
2
Community members share visits and dinners across Wesley Chapel and surrounding towns. Names include Carlson Anderson Gestrine Nielsen Theodore families plus trips to Omaha and Grand Island with multiple gatherings and weekend meals.
Osceola records recall births deaths marriages and local events from August 24 in years 1914 1924 1934 and 1944. Notables include birth of Christian E Merscheim in 1843 and death Aug 23 1914 wife and nine children. 1924 marriage license Morris Rosene Bertha Rudeen. 1934 school opening and staff list. 1944 county fair honors to Mrs Lloyd Wamsley with 121 of 148 entries.
Group including Mrs Watts's visitors from Mills, Mentinks, and McKeags called on Florence Watts who had surgery at Clarkson Hospital in Omaha. The note also lists various local society items and a 10 year ago column with updates on births, deaths, and gatherings.
Osceola Polk County Nebraska weekly paper published by Dick and Kethy Howe. It shows second class matter status and post office details in Osceola Nebraska 68651. Subscription rates are four dollars per year in Nebraska and five dollars per year elsewhere, with ten cents for a single copy.
Arizonans Mrs Homer Green and family from Phoenix left after visiting at Russell Kreis and Lyal Lund homes in Norfolk. Roy Snedeker of Portland arrived to visit Morris Johnson. Sunday guests included Charles Donnelly of Genoa and Donald Sundberg family from Craig. Several others attended dinners and rodeo events at David City and York County, with Paulette Anderson honored for her 13th birthday.
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