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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1961
Page
8
A collage of local ads lists phone numbers and services for livestock and grain hauling, painting, insurance, jewelry, and repairs. It promotes red and white poinsettia plants, Remington and other shavers, farm management, a 1958 Pontiac for sale, and a greeting card/book display from Miessler Book Store in Columbus Nebraska.
A Stromsburg store lists Holiday Supplies Glassware Pottery and Swedish Gifts plus Books Bibles and Religious Items for church and Sunday School. Osceola jewelry shop offers free oil with shaving heads and Osceola Record gift subscriptions provide daily hometown news for 1962. call 2431.
Osceola Record advertises black and red pre cut gummed letters and numbers in five sizes for posters and display signs. Letters mount by moistening and can be purchased in any quantity for one to a dozen signs.
160 acre improved irrigated farm located 9 miles southwest of Columbus in Polk County features a modern house. 119 acres enrolled in Soil Bank with government payments totaling about 13,911 over seven years. Remaining 41 acres in pasture with shelterbelts and farmstead. Priced at 165.00 per acre. The Austin Company Inc Columbus Nebraska. 11 4.
Ray Richards seeks carpenter work including tiling floor and ceiling walls. Phone Osceola 5242.
Mrs Laura Scott thanks relatives and friends and the WSCS for birthday cards and gifts. Special thanks to Mrs Dorothy McKeag for the cake. May God bless each one.
Mrs. A. J. Inness thanks relatives and friends for cards gifts and visits during hospital stay. She also extends appreciation to Dr. Eklund and the nurses for their wonderful care and says the kindness will never be forgotten.
Ed Almstrum expresses gratitude to those who sent cards and visited during his hospital stay, acknowledging the support and kindness he received.
A patient expresses sincere thanks to friends for cards and gifts during hospitalization. Special gratitude goes to Dr. Bierhower and the hospital staff for their wonderful care. Signed by Mrs. John Matousek of Shelby.
A note of appreciation expresses gratitude to the Volunteer Fire Department, neighbors and friends for assistance Tuesday evening. Special thanks are given to Clyde Miller with well wishes from J. O. Pearson.
The Martin Gestrines spent Sunday evening with Mrs. Harold A. Johnson and Monday evening with Mrs. John Gestrine.
Wayland services led by Mr. James H. Lowther at 10 30. Ladies Aid meets December 13 in the church basement with Mrs Dorothea Eklund and Mrs Bell Bond hosting. Susan Stephenson joined Julius Caesar trip to Omaha to see the play. Several local families hosted dinners and guests from York Lincoln Bradshaw and Stromsburg with Shriners events in Lincoln and ceremonial travels.
Real estate transfers include Max Quick and wife transferring Lot 3 Block 5 Town Company's First Addition Stromsburg to Donald F Wolfe and wife. Shelby Lumber and Supply Co. transfers South 24 feet of Lot 4 Block 1 Original Town Shelby to Leon H Nicolas. Overland Sand and Gravel Co transfers Lots 15 and 16 Block 5 Original Town Stromsburg to Homer Cuddeford. Albert Ryan and wife to Stanley J Slosburg and wife Lots 4 5 and 6 Block 3 Original Town Osceola. Anna K and Frieda C Forss to Henry F Thelander North 85 feet of West 50 feet of Lot 1 Block 9 Buckleys First Addition Stromsburg. Max H Hennings and wife to Julius P Herman North 75 feet of Lot 4 Block 9 Original Town Osceola.
The Methodist Church choir presented a vesper service led by Rev. Ray E. Hawkins at 4 p m Sunday. Mrs Ceva Carlson directed aided by organist Mrs Fred Schuman and pianist Mrs Paul Walgreen with candlelighters Linda Merrick Cheryl McKeag Jackie Rutter Wilda Carlson. Soloists included Mrs Charles Fischer Elmer Johnson Rev Hawkins Mrs Robert Wieseman Mrs Donal Wieseman and Mrs Dave Rutter. A candle lighting close concluded the program.
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