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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1965
Page
4
Mr and Mrs Glen J Anderson of Oecola plan a golden wedding anniversary on Sunday September 4 at the Stremsburg Methodist Church from 2:50 to 5 00 pm A short program at 2 00 pm The couple requests gifts be omitted They warmly invite relatives and friends to share the afternoon with them
Community notes recall Moe leadstrom entertaining, many families visiting one another including Gissler, Lundstrom, Hanquist, Gestrine, Johnson, Willits, Olson and Hilliard. Travel mentions cover Minnesota trips, Yellowstone visits, Youth Conference in Florida, and trips to Jasper and Glacier parks.
Full items listed for sale include body wagon hoists at 59.95, various size combines with 2 or 4 row heads, 11 to 16 ft options, used tractors such as a 445 with live power and 3 point hitch, Moline M 5 diesel, power steering, and a New 1850 on display. Also offered are auger boxes, mixer boxes, Viking knife type mill No 32 with 41 ft and 51 ft augers, and a 40 ft wide elevator with PTO drive.
Fran Howe writes pleading parents to curb rock throwing at vehicles after a rock damaged her car window. She vows to spank miscreants if it happens again and urges farm dads to slow traffic and protect children. She also seeks watermelon pickle recipe ideas for the office.
Kimberly Helen Anderson born Aug 16 to James and wife in Fairfield. 8 lbs 7 oz. Great grandparents Glenn and Irene Anderson of Osceola. Stauber girl born Aug 20 to Gerald and wife in York. 8 lbs 8 oz. Maternal grandparents Albert Anderson of Osceola. Dose boy born Aug 24 to Gaylord and wife in Hampton. 7 lbs 11 oz. Dunn daughter Rebekah Jean born Aug 22 to Sidney and wife of Osceola. 8 lbs 2 oz.
Claire W. Howley 55 of Carpinteria California died August 16 at Santa Barbara Hospital after a brief illness. He was born November 21, 1909 in Gresham and lived 30 years in Carpinteria. Survived by his wife Treva two daughters two sisters his mother and five grandchildren. Graveside services were August 19 at Carpinteria Cemetery conducted by Rev. John Imbach Jr. of the Carpinteria Community Church.
Nancy Lee Harrison daughter of Mr and Mrs George W Harrison married James A Mauch son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Mauch on Sunday afternoon August 8 at the First Methodist Church Osceola Rev John W Stalions officiated Miss Patty Vergith of Lincoln was maid of honor and wore blue dress with veil best man was Don Whittney with James Ashenback and Clarence Ziemba from Lincoln as ushers Joyce Ziemba was the flower girl The bride wore a white satin and lace gown with train and carried two white mums with blue lace Newlyweds will reside in Lincoln
Shelby report shows 55 attending reunion of Pleasant Corner pupils and teachers at Buckley park. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Hijal mer Gustafson and Miss Linea Rosene. oldest pupil recalled 1902. seven former teachers present. Reunion holds every other year on the third Sunday in August.
A Eugene diary style column recalls Osceola life with neighbors, coincidences, and small acts of kindness. The writer notes Harold's Market, a Lincoln tea with Marjorie Folger, and shared bits about local figures, trips, and quirky happenings. The piece ends with a reflection on making someone happy each day.
Miss Marian Smith and David Hiemer plan to marry Saturday September 18 at Sacred Heart church. The shower honored the bride at the parish hall with gifts and a luncheon served by relatives. Attendees included Miss Genevieve Ebel and Miss Beverly Krumbach.
Nebraska inventors and manufacturers will showcase at the Nebraska Investors Congress and Manufacturers Expo at the Platte County Fairgrounds Columbus on September 27 95. The 3 day event includes procurement and foreign trade seminars and aims to attract buyers government officials and international firms seeking Nebraska products. About 180 exhibitors from across the state expected. Also reports results from Goldenrod Saddle Club show and Calvary Evangelical Lutheran Church events in SweDE Home with upcoming service and classes.
The Nicolas family reunion met at Pawnee Park in Columbus with many relatives listed from Shelby and nearby towns. Duane Kantor, born in Saunders County, starts as area agronomy agent for Butler, Calfax, Polk and Platte Counties, tied to the University of Nebraska extension. He holds a B S in agriculture from UNL and an M S in crop production, previously working in Lincoln with a chemical company. his headquarters is the Platte County extension office in Columbus.
The Polk County Historical Society met at Mrs. Elsie Burgeson home with fourteen present. Members discussed childhood memories and a report on Blue Ridge Cemetery. A 90th birthday gift plan by Albert Ryan funded watermelons for a fundraiser. Banquet to celebrate five years will be Sept 16 at Stromsburg Hotel. Tickets due by Sept 12.
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