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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1954
Page
8
Mrs. E. E. Gabel returned to her home Monday after ten days of medical treatment at St. Elizabeth Hospital in Lincoln. Mr. and Mrs. Phil Nyberg and children attended the wedding of Elaine Nyberg, Nyberg's niece, held at Polk on Tuesday evening.
An old watch and old shaver are advertised for trade at Ahrens Jewelry in Osceola and Kearney. The ad promotes Remington Shick Sunbeam and Norelco shavers with parts, storm windows, doors, and porch enclosures for sale. It urges buyers to bring in old shavers after Christmas.
A note thanks relatives friends and neighbors for cards gifts and visits and thanks the Record office for sending the record while in hospital. The writer expresses that such acts will never be forgotten and sends wishes for a Merry Christmas.
The message expresses gratitude for gifts cards hospital visits and flowers received while in the hospital and after returning home It thanks Dr Eklund Dr Blodig Mrs Florian Goerlinger Mrs Martin Roberts and the Holy Name Society and is signed Rudy Urban.
The Friendly Neighbors Club met at the Social Center Rest Home and Shelby Rest Home with Mrs. Harry Sterup presiding. Guests enjoyed boxed sweets and fruit, gifts were exchanged, and secret sisters revealed. Several members boast perfect or long attendance. A baptism guest list error was noted. Activities include deer hunting trips and social visits across several households in Omaha and surrounding towns.
Four Nebraska teens earned state recognition in the 1954 National 4-H programs. Donald Newth of Venango and Sondra Hill of Polk received certificates of honor for Citizenship work, while Loren Timm of South Omaha and Rita Mae Prucha of Omaha won State honors in Public Speaking. The awards stem from club records and projects promoting citizenship, health, safety, and leadership under the Cooperative Extension Service.
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