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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1970
Page
7
Piece Tae McMeekin and Mr. and Mrs. Bill McMeekin of Shelby announce the birth of daughter Sheri Lynn on August 4. She weighed 5 pounds 10.5 ounces. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Robert McMeekin of Osceola and Mr. Richard Eller of Shelby.
Mrs Art Wiser and daughters attended a bridal shower for Mrs David Wagner at Grand Island. The Mervin Stromberg family joined the Golden Wedding observance honoring Mr and Mrs Robert Lindahl at Clark. Mrs Alice Gustafson and the Ray Richards family gathered with relatives at Johnson Lake near Lexington for a reunion noting fifty eight present including six siblings and most of their children.
Esther Kuhnel reports a busy stretch of visits and social gatherings at area homes including the Kuhnels and Richards households. Nebraska ASC named Warren W. Marsh of Archer to the state committee, with details on roles and background.
Wayland notes tell of Sunday dinners and suppers with the Kopkes hosting and guests including the Winter, Barr, Robson, Stream, Eklund, Hoffmann, and Gonnerman families from Bradshaw York Osceola and Lincoln. Also reported are births travel nursing graduates and church activities with local families visiting relatives and planning the 1970 Christmas Seal Drive.
Lucie Rose Farmer Rolenc was born September 17 1911 in Waco and died August 3 1970 in Seward at 58. She married Edward Rolenc and left seven daughters two sons a large extended family. Services were August 5 at Immaculate Conception Church Ulysses with burial in St Joseph Cemetery York California. Casket bearers included Paul Farmer William Miller John Davis Robert Findley Robert Rolene and William Farmer.
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