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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1975
Page
2
A personal narrative recalls family quilts, fabric choices, and long projects. The writer mentions Leona Boden, a patient elder, and Leonard Cottin, plus plans for Christmas visits to the Sapps in Kansas and the Lindblads, with reflections on faith and holiday wishes.
Harry Carlson known as Carl was born in Chicago in 1914 to Frank Robert and Hilma Carlson. He moved to Osceola with his family where he lived until his death, losing his sight in a 1972 farm accident that ended his farming. Despite disability he remained cheerful and patient, inspiring all who knew him, with surviving relatives including Robert Carlson of Hanley Falls Minnesota and others.
A fragmentary report notes Jones visiting Rome with family ties and a return trip referenced through unclear text. Key names appear tangled with mentions of Mrs Jones and Kimberly A Rie in a locally sourced snippet.
A misc text fragment reports a Christmas luncheon at 12 30 with a business meeting hosted by Boden and Neola. It notes appreciation for hospital help, motions to donate to Little Red Schoolhouse and Yanks Who Gave, Bloodmobile January 13, and upcoming Midwinter Conference January 8 9 10 at Columbus. Members 126, initiation planned, yearbooks distributed.
Fragmentary text lists individuals such as Miss Léonard and Andreasen and mentions a club in Osceola. The readable items reference March of Dimes and a local gathering, but specific actions, dates, or outcomes are unclear.
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