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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1961
Page
3
A page of community notices lists Mrs. Harlan Carlson hosting guests from Colo Springs Colo and Richland Nebr. visits from Mrs. Mildred Olson and many others including Mr. and Mrs. J L Hurd, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Loreman and families, dinner and birthday celebrations, and various hostess and club events at Anita Hollister and surrounding homes in Osceola Nebraska.
A long list of visits, family gatherings, and social events in Osceola and nearby areas. Hospital updates include Mrs. Walter Binford and Tommy Gustafson. Many neighbors hosted dinners, birthday celebrations, and church group activities with names like Binford, Kopke, Gonnerman, Beebe, and Nyffeler prominent.
Polk residents celebrate Mrs. John Smiths 76th birthday with 15 neighbors. Sixteen local high school students made the honor roll over six weeks. A Good Neighbor Deed volunteers helped Ed Hanson ill in York by shelling corn and roofing cribs. Visiting relatives and upcoming trips are noted along with a junior high basketball win over Osceola and flu illness.
Church services at 10 30 in charge of Mr James H Lowther. Monday evening coffee guests of Mr and Mrs Ervin Ra fert of Gresham. Fred Bond of Osceola spent Thursday afternoon with Mr and Mrs George Bond. Ree and Holly Eklund spent their University vacation with their parents Ronald and Mrs Eklund. They returned to Lincoln on Sunday. Mrs Peter Kopke was a Wednesday afternoon coffee guest of Mrs Lillie Abolt. Mr and Mrs Gary Allison and Kevin were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Ralph Allison. Mr and Mrs Byrd Shrum of York were Sunday dinner and supper guests of Mr and Mrs Lyle Cockle. Joy Marie of York were Thursday dinner and supper guests of Mr and Mrs Peter Kopke. Mr and Mrs Carl Richter spent Friday evening with Mr and Mrs Nick Gondringer of Shelby.
Tuesday afternoon guests of Mrs E J Allison were Mrs John Walkner and Mrs Ellen Anderson of York. The Bakers headed to Panama City Florida January 30 for about two weeks with Byron Johnson staying with Baker children. Beverly Nyffeler’s birthday was celebrated with a supper hosted by Elmer and family and Raymond Nyffeler. Sharon Sundberg visited in Chicago during vacation and traveled with the Sundbergs to Tow a and Albert City with Nathan Lundberg family. Sharon returned to Chicago while the Sundbergs remained home with Carl Sundberg.
Mrs. Mabel Grossnicklaus is spending several days with Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Grossnicklaus, staying at their home and visiting local family and friends during the visit.
Due to strong customer demand most of our main hatching season is sold out. We will set a few extra Hy-Line eggs to hatch early offering replacement pullets for flocks with aging hens or for customers who have not yet ordered Hy-Line chicks.
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