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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1972
Page
8
Eldena Lindblade Heke reflects on back-to-school signals from yellow buses to quiet streets and brisk mornings. She recalls summer trips to the Stuhr Museum and Black Hills adventures with family, noting flooded bridges and shared Nebraskan encounters along the way.
At the Lincoln State Fair exhibit, August 30 to September 6, visitors will sample smoke cured carp at 2, 4, and 6 p.m. daily demonstrations. The display includes a brochure Time Out For Carp with recipes and fishing tips along with a wildlife menagerie and Nebraska fish exhibits. First hunting seasons begin September 1 as cottontails and squirrels become legal game. possession limits are 7 and 21, with shooting hours before sunrise to sunset.
The Osceola community calendar lists Firemen and Soap Scrimmage on August 31 at 7 30 p m plus museum hours on September 3 and 10. It covers IOOF Board of Education, American Legion events, Busy Belles, City Council, Lions, CBS Stated Meeting, Farm Bureau Banquet, Garden Club, Rebekahs, Osceola Lodge AF and AM, Am Legion Aux and Social Security outreach by Lincoln on September 6.
Osceola Methodist Church notes include 9:30 church school 10:30 worship 9:30 senior UMYF Monday planning meeting for Admin Board and Council on Ministries and related circles and events. Calvary Lutheran Church Swede Home reports 11 a.m. worship 9:45 a.m. Sunday School resumes. local visits and social guests noted.
Channel 12 will air three state fair events next week. The Lopezport programs include the Apalooosa Horse Show 4 H Dress Review and 4 H Sing Out with Osceola entrants featured across Sunday Monday and Tuesday respectively.
Miss Marguerite Jean hosted a Pink and Blue shower for Mrs. Jerry Krieger on Saturday afternoon August 26. A two course lunch was served from a table adorned with pink and blue favors. Out of town guests included Mrs. Russell Snygg Scottsbluff Mrs. Glen Green Aurora Mrs. George Krieger Lincoln and Mrs. Norwood Creekpaum Omaha. Elmer Bachenberg and Roxanne and Philip of Greeley stayed at the Methodist parsonage. Elmer and Rev. Bachenberg are brothers.
Forty one hopefuls will take part in an open scrimmage at the OHS football field Friday September 1. Admission costs one bar of soap per person and play begins around 7:30.
Mrs. Ewald Pliefke returned home Tuesday after more than a week of tests at the University Hospital. Mrs. Clarence Burke was at Clarkson Hospital in Omaha for an infection treatment from Monday to Thursday. Mrs. Calmer Boden spent last week at Bryan Memorial Hospital for tests. Mrs. Roy Grossnicklaus was dismissed Monday from Behlen Hospital after a week as a patient. Osceola news reports a park barbecue Saturday night for the Osceola Baseball Club and families at Waldo Petersons near Clarks.
Na Del Lewandowski of Mitchell wed Glenn Raymond Kresha of Osceola on August 18 at St. Andrew Church. Frs Ed Javorowski and Edward O’Leary officiated a double ring ceremony and nuptial Mass. Guests included both families. reception hosted by Allan and Gregg Kresha. altar society assisted.
Mrs. J. W. Loline died Sunday August 27 1972 at Annie Jeffrey Memorial Hospital Funeral services were held Wednesday August 30 at 2 p.m. at Calvary Lutheran Church Swede Home Survivors include two sons Harlan and Vance and five daughters Ruby Farris Eda Peterson Doris Whitney Frances Wafer Beulah Hagan One brother August F Carlson and one sister Mrs Milton Anderson
Mr and Mrs Harry Sterup hosted Mr and Mrs Paul Reisdorff of San Diego California who arrived at Grand Island airport on Saturday. The visitors planned a week visiting area relatives with social calls across several households including the Sterups Reis dorffs Tom Sterups Jim Sterup and Hershel Reisdorffs. An open house at Sacred Heart School basement Shelby marked Tuesday evening for their guests.
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