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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1973
Page
3
Mildred Kreis reports a string of community gatherings around Greens Chapel and Osceola. Local families visit, host, and share meals and coffee after church programs and Christmas events at the United Methodist, Osceola Lutheran, and other venues.
Five Osceola youths Nancy Oquist Lorre Wobig Leslie Miley Barbara Monson and Tony Mulford join Nebraska artists in Kingston Jamaica as part of a University of Nebraska extension exchange. Also notes include William Hosner 80 dieing in Osceola and local winter weather with heavy snow and -15 degree lows.
The Lone Star Extension Club hosted its annual Christmas dinner Tuesday December 1 at the Holiday Inn in Columbus. Prizes were awarded to Mrs John Gonka and Fred Hecker for games with high prizes in Pitch to Louis Scow and Mrs Clyde Oppliger and low prizes to Marvin and Gladys Micek. Each lady received a red carnation corsage from Mr and Mrs George Tiaden. The January meeting was set for January 8 at 1 30 p.m. at the home of Mrs Albin Stachura.
Leo Grzywa 82 of Silver Creek died Sunday December 9 at home. Services 10 a.m. Wednesday at Sts Peter and Paul Church Krakow with Rev Stefan Filisiak officiating. Burial in parish cemetery. Born Polk County March 29 1891 son of Joseph and Victoria Grzyna he married Mary Krzycki in 1926 and farmed in Silver Creek. Survived by widow a daughter Delores Podraza five brothers two sisters and two granddaughters. Preceded in death by a grandson parents and three brothers.
Local residents Mr. and Mrs. Jack Malek visited the Ronald Sarow household on Sunday evening.
Mr and Mrs Andy Winslow of Blair spent the weekend at the home of his sister Maxine Winslow. Larry and Michael Burgess of Lincoln visited Wednesday evening with their father Forrest Burgess at the hospital.
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