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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1975
Page
8
Two inches of rain refreshes a drying week while fall hints appear. Eldena Lindblade notes Sunday football rivalry with Boston Pops on KMMJ, travels, school reopenings, and neighborly stories about cats, dogs, and family moments in Osceola.
The Polk County Museum recently received a threshing machine a horse drawn corn planter and a hand corn sheller donated by Herman A Anderson of Osceola. The museum asks for more old farm equipment in good repair contact Martin Jones and Bernie Gissler with thanks.
Lavina Kopke reports a weekend of brief visits and gatherings. The Craven Stream and Calvin Stream families attended a Lincoln football game while several others hosted dinner, steak fries, and weekend visits with relatives in York Bradshaw and Shelby.
United Methodist program on Jonah the Man Who Would Rather Die Than Live. Church services Sunday morning and Good Samaritan Home worship. Ice cream social to raise funds for Jose Marie Viana. Catholic Masses and confessions listed. Calvary Lutheran and St Vincent parish activities noted with dates and meetings.
A compiled list shows patients hospitalized at multiple Nebraska towns including Stromsburg Osceola Columbus Shelby and Polk with several discharged. Newborns Shari Lynn Blahak and Troy Glen Jacobsen are noted with birth dates and family grandparents.
Mr and Mrs Colin Petersen of Stromsburg announce the birth of a son at York General Hospital on Friday August 15 weighing 7 pounds 6.75 ounces named Zane Andrew. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Glen Jacobsen of Osceola and Mr and Mrs Conrad Olson of Stromsburg. Mrs Andrew Hanson is the great grandmother.
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