Gab-O-Lots Hold Annual Christmas Dinner at Bond Home
The Gab-O-Lots held their annual Christmas dinner and party on Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. Fred Bond.
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1962
Page
6
The Gab-O-Lots held their annual Christmas dinner and party on Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. Fred Bond.
Yesterday funeral services were conducted for August P. Anderson. The item notes other local happenings including a December wedding in Omaha, a Christmas candle decorate standpipe, and November tax receipts totaling 199,950 with about 90 per receipt. Also mentions deaths of Mrs. Ed Elliot and Ralph Ball of Shelby and a new baby boy born to Mr. and Mrs. Joe Koziol at St. Francis Hospital.
Twenty years ago Lewis Schott of Osceola received an award at the district Pasture-Forage-Livestock meeting for outstanding livestock feed and crop production. A P F L meeting was held in Columbus for ten counties. Mr and Mrs Virgil Johnston of Shelby welcomed an eight pound boy named John Cletus Friday. Pauline Urban 50 former Polk County woman died in Chicago after months illness. Daughter of Polk County pioneers she came from Austria as an infant. Burial was at the Catholic cemetery in Shelby. Rev and Mrs John Herrmann learned their son Omer enlisted as a Lt Colonel in the U S Army and joined the Resources Division Service and Supplies.
Connie shares a festive idea for a breakfast served in tall goblets with bananas cereal and canned berries topped by ice cream. It also includes stain remedies and laundry tips for Christmas season mishaps and a playful nudge to Santa.
A retro recipe and home gadget notice encourage cranberry almond pie with coconut like topping and a brown sugar glaze. It also promotes compact gas refrigerators as ideal holiday gifts and highlights Northern Natural Gas Company as the supplier.
Thirty years ago Osceola traveled to Fullerton and was defeated 6 to 0. The town lists basketball candidates including Koehler Addison Morse Campaign Burritt Johnson Calkins DeLand and Timm. A serious burn incident occurred to Jasper N. Jeffrey when he fell into a leaf fire at home. The Klein family moved to the Frank Mills house in east Osceola.
The University Stadium Drive in Polk County has pledges totaling 1250 dollars in Osceola by Wednesday evening, exceeding the county quota. It is hoped reports from other towns will raise the total to more than double the quota. Funeral services for Fred Hennings were held from the home on the Valley. he was born in Omaha in 1884 and died November 15 at age 38. Young's Market ads list pot roast, boiling meat, pork roast, and round steak specials. Honorable H C Beebe of Osceola leads in the race for District Judge to fill the vacancy from E E Good’s resignation.
Lone Star Albert Inselman joined other Appello Club members and gave a program titled Especially For Christmas on December 8 in Columbus Senior High auditorium. The program was directed by Kenneth A. Johnson. Parish women of St. Andrew's Church provided coffee and lab.
Miss Marilyn Prososki spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Albin Prososki. Alois Siemek returned from St Marys Hospital Columbus. The Nitsch family visited by William Nitsch in Veteran's Hospital Omaha. The Bolligs Hahn Hussman and Leimsers gathered for Sunday supper. The Bollig infant ill and under physician care. Sunday church services and Mass noted at St Marys Saint Andrews and Holy Cross.
Church services were led by Rev. P. Krampe at 11 15. Dinner guests celebrated birthdays for Mr Walford Mrs Stephenson and Dr Kamprath. Local families visited relatives in David City Lincoln Stromsburg and York during the weekend.
Sunday dinner guests included the Konkes and Barrs with relatives from Bradshaw and York. Local visits featured Eklunds with Bond at the Good Samaritan Village and a Gresham church smorgasbord. Joyce Keyes stayed with Gonnermans while parents were in Kansas City, and Hoffmans marked Louis Hoffman's birthday.
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