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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1955
Page
7
The Record announces enrollment open in the American Republic Hospital and Surgical Plan for Osceola residents. Osceola joins Nebraska communities in a community enrollment drive. Accredited representatives will interview residents door to door to determine eligibility and enroll individuals.
Rugene Kay Anderson and Ale James E. Newcome wed in an eight oclock candle light ceremony at Stromsburg Baptist Church on Friday January 28. The event featured organ preludes, choral offerings, a double ring rite performed by Rev. Homer P. Bollinger, and bridal party gowns in blue and ivory with orchid bouquets. The couple, both connected to Lincoln and Omaha, plan weekend nuptials in Lincoln with Newcome in the Air Force at Lincoln base.
Mr and Mrs James Norton visited relatives over the weekend in Osceola.
Edward Lee Carpenter born November 2 1809 near Stromsburg Nebraska died aged 65 years two months 27 days. He married Marie Krumbach June 11 1912, with two children Mrs. Raymond Beebe and Glen Carpenter. Survived by wife two grandchildren a sister and four nephews among others. He lived near Rising City and later settled five miles south of Shelby for 42 years.
Services were held February 1 at the Kepner Funeral Home in Osceola and the interment followed in the Hoffer cemetery.
Miss Margaret Crosby enters Osceola Hospital for treatment. Kenneth Cornish travels to Omaha where he enters St Cather ine Hospital. Danny Richards of Omaha area to undergo major heart operation. George Alex Crowley from Kokomo visits sister Amanda Waite in CSCEGLA.
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