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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1959
Page
2
The piece highlights holiday shopping, turkey drawings on December 12, and Santa visits with a Muse Theatre free show. It mentions a warmer December start, a shift in assessment date to January 1, and reflections on family life amid rising convenience and a sense of “new leisure” for housewives.
Linde Company researchers in Tonawanda New York near freeze the blood quickly with liquid nitrogen to minus 320 degrees Fahrenheit enabling long term storage. Office of Naval Research supports the project with practical equipment goals and a three year timeline.
A comprehensive study by dairy groups finds 96 percent view milk as essential to adults but only 70 percent drink it daily, with many opting for soda on social occasions. Teen drinkers shift to soda with friends, while mothers push milk for kids. industry urging to rebrand milk as more exciting and even a little dangerous.
Riverside residents and guests log a week of visits and trips. Mrs. Joe Karges hosts and travels, with attendees from Osceola, Holdrege, Fremont, and Lincoln. Carlsons, Bryans, Ferrises, Schotts, and Heitzmans figure in multiple gatherings, hospital entries, and a birthday celebration.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Shunk and family visit with the Leimser family in Columbus. Families from Rising City and York make business calls in Columbus and Genoa. Altar Society of St. Andrew Church plans a Thursday meeting with Christmas gift exchanges. Holy Name Society to meet Wednesday at St. Andrew Church with officer elections. Connie Leimser recovers from flu and returns to Columbus Junior High School.
Harold Matheson of Shelby and Miss Pearl Matheson of Fremont were Sunday dinner guests of their mother Mrs. Geo Matheson. Afternoon callers included Mrs. Ella Wisely Fremont and others.
Notices announce probate hearings in Polk County Nebraska for Nina M. Nelson Josephine Hear zell er Fred Henggeler and Paul Jones estates. Hearings set December 1959 and March/April 1960 with deadlines for creditors and final reports, executors and administratrices named.
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