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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1972
Page
6
Items include for sale ads for jewelry, sewing machines, motors, and a 1965 Chevrolet Biscayne. Local listings show homes for sale near Osceola with prices and contact numbers, plus a souvenir edition of the Orange Bowl and an Osceola Record feature on Nebraska football.
A collection of thank you messages from Leonard Mrkvicka and Emery Kuhnel express gratitude for cards flowers and hospital visits. Local residents share social visits with families including Jones Nelson Senkbeil Meis ter Gissler Nyberg and others. Ohio area names appear with community details.
Esther Appleton expresses gratitude to all who remembered her with cards flowers and gifts and those who visited at the hospital and after returning home. Special thanks to Pastors Swasko and Tru cano and to Dr Anderson and the hospital staff for their care.
A note from Ludwig G. Bohman and Lois Grossnicklaus expresses gratitude for cards, visits, prayers, and help with transportation during and after hospitalization. They thank Dr. Davis, hospital staff, Pastor Konig, and those who aided their family.
Mr and Mrs Ray Conrad Henry Galus Mr and Mrs Allen Anderson Mr and Mrs Archie Klein all of Osceola plus Mr and Mrs Robert Tooker of Silver Creek and Mr and Mrs Gilbert Lampshire of Polk attended sessions of the state convention of County Fair Managers in Lincoln Monday and Tuesday last week. Mr Conrad was elected chairman of District 2 Fair Managers.
Funeral services for Harry Gaspers, 63, who died Friday at St. Mary Hospital in Columbus after a two month illness, were held Tuesday morning at St. Bonaventure Church. Survivors include his wife four children ten grandchildren and nine brothers and sisters including Mrs Everett Smith of Osceola.
In a crowded bowling scene a series of league results highlight top performances. Notable high scores include Maxine Hahn 200 and Carol Sagehorn 503 in the Seven Up/Meerkatz events, with Blue Flames and Smith's Wheathearts posting strong team marks. January 1972 reports from Osceola and surrounding leagues show frequent close games and standout individual efforts across multiple clubs.
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