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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1968
Page
7
Mr and Mrs Mark Gustafson left Wednesday to spend Thanksgiving with her daughter and family at Martin South Dakota visiting Mr and Mrs Tom Jacquot and family.
The page lists standings and scores from multiple Osceola bowling leagues including CORNHUSKER, MERCHANTS, CLASSIC, SPARETIME, and LADIES LEISURE. It names teams such as Builders Supply City Cafe Farmers Oil Burg, Tonniges Chev, Legion Club, Matadors, Harold's Market, Checkmates and Flo-Guides, with top games and series by players like Marvin Bernt Quintin Torell Robert Peterson Ray Roehrs and Wanda Peterson, plus season-high marks.
A collage of reminiscences and notices from Osceola with travel memories from Eldena Lindblade and August Tenn, mentions of license plates and sea passages, a critique of how dollars are spent locally, and a calendar of upcoming city and club events. Also notes on a memorial service in Minnesota and a serviceman’s address list with local visits during Thanksgiving week.
The Merrick County Annual Extension meeting and 4H Leaders Banquet elected replacement Extension Board members from Central Prairie Island Lone Tree and Silver Creek townships. New members are Mrs. Paul Tyler Mrs. Gerald Mattson and Mrs. L T VanWinkle. They’ll serve three year terms beginning January and the Osceola Public Schools December calendar lists exams events and holidays through January 2 1969.
Neighbors gathered at the Arnold Carlson farm on Monday November 3 to harvest corn for the Carlsons. Mr. Carlson was hospitalized at Bryan Memorial Hospital in Lincoln and died Wednesday morning. Assisted by many including Bill Wurtz Ray Jacobs Marvin Jacobs Don Beck and others. Meals were prepared by local women for the workers and noon dinner.
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