Johnson Fjell nuptials at Salem Lutheran in Stromsburg
At 7:00 p.m. on February 3, 1973, Shelley Jo Johnson became the bride of Joseph A. Fjell in a double ring ceremony at Salem Lutheran Church Stromsburg Nebraska. The wedding featured candlelight Nottingham lace gown with empire waist and pink and aqua blue attendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelley Jo Johnson
Joseph A. Fjell
G. M. Christensen
Salem Lutheran Church
Stromsburg
Nebraska
Milton D. Johnson, Jr
Joseph L. Fjell
Osceola
Nottingham
Nancy Johnson
Alex Knfeldt
Debrah Johnson
Lincoln
Colleen Walter
Brian Greuter
Kearney
Dan Speirs
Fort Collins
Cole
Alan Russell
Dale Fjell
Scott Johnson
Mike Engelhardt
Hastings
Kristy Johnson
Omaha
Lynda Koch
Evan Wieseman
Janet Swanson
Delbert Norquest
York
Marvin Koch
Alvin Gangwich
Juniata
Tim Greuter
John Ekstrom
Ralph Greuter
Myrtle Johnson
Florence Ekstrom
Polk
Weight loss myths and balanced dieting guidance
An extension article argues fad diets fail due to unbalanced plans and water loss plus muscle cannibalization. It promotes a sustainable reduced calorie diet across the four basic food groups with gradual weight loss and maintenance once goal weight is reached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freddie Lee Nickles
T & C Club
Robert Sterup
David Winslow
Raymond Lindblade
Herman Ernst
American Cancer Society
Harry Sterup
Good Samaritan Center
Local Social Notes Highlight Birthdays and Visits
The Valley community records a series of birthday celebrations and social calls. Lula Pickett and Mrs. Margaret Linquist mark birthdays. multiple guests attend bridge and dinner gatherings in York Stromsburg Shelby and Osceola areas.
Locals Take Sunday Visits Across Nearby Towns
Osceola residents Irene Meacham and the Clair McCormicks traveled to Grand Island for dinner and then saw cousin Mrs. Georgia Glenn. Marion Meister of Columbus had Sunday dinner with Lawrence Meister. Linda Meister visited from Omaha. Lavern Millers weekended in Longmont Colorado. Raymond Clemmer and Ray Conrad hosted David City visitors. Mrs. George Bender visited Geneva and Sara O'Brien, then the Benders joined O'Brien and Joe Bender. Lavern Miller family spent Sunday with Lloyd Miller in Fullerton. Rudy Sandin and Albert Anderson hosted Sunday attendees. Perry Noyd Christine stayed overnight with Mrs. Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Meacham
Clair McCormicks
Stromsburg
Grand Island
Georgia Glenn
Marion Meister
Columbus
Lawrence Meister
Linda, Meister
Omaha
Lavern Millers
Longmont
Colo
Raymond Clemmers
David City
Ray Conrad
George Bender
Geneva
Sara O'Brien
Purple Ribbon Strivers 4-H Club Elects Officers
The Purple Ribbon Strivers 4-H Club held a February 6 reorganization at Gary Hullinger’s home. Randy Hullinger is president, Tony Hullinger vice president, Latona Cannon secretary treasurer, and DeVon Carlson news reporter. A films on Ak-Sar-Ben and thoroughbred horses were shown. next meeting is March 13 at 7:30 at Randy, Tony and Lester Hullinger’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary Hullinger
Randy Hullinger
Tony Hullinger
Latona Cannon
DeVon Carlson
Randy
Tony
Lester Hullinger
Osceola News Highlights From 1963 Local Update
ASCS equipment moved to a new Behlen structure across from the First National Bank. Eugene Sterup to replace Lee Campbell as manager after completing training. Births listed include Mark Howard, Karen Kay, Lisa Marie, and Barbara Jean. Sidney Dunn named Regent winner. sale of Osceola Record to Albion News and Boone Companion editors. Local crimes, service changes, deputy appointment, and obituaries noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ASCS
First National Bank
Rofert Bros
Gresham
Eugene Sterup
Lee Campbell
Mark Howard
Marvin Bernts
Osceola
Karen Kay
Dwayne Rupes
Lisa Marie
John Socks
Silver Creek
Quintin Torells
Sidney Dunn
Morris Dunn
Don
Mary Waterman
Osceola Record
Jack Lough
Albion News
Dick Howe
Osceola Obituaries and Civic Plan Noted
J P Johnson 88 died at St Francis Hospital with children Mrs Boden Mrs Bodene Roy and Del mer Johnson all of Osceola surviving. Mrs Frank Shelmadine died Feb 4 at St Francis aged 81. Bill Johansen enlisted for Army. Jeanice Schott honored for Mortar Board Scholar Tea. Osceola paving aging, council proposes plan to resurface with planer heater seal asphalt tar and crushed rock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Johnson
St. Francis Hospital
Oscar Boden
Harry Bodene
Roy
Delmer Johnson
Osceola
Frank Shelmadine
Bill Johnansen
Arthur Johansen
Army
Jeanice Schott
E. C. Schott
University of Nebraska
Mortar Board
Teachers College
War Department Reports Son Chester Buchholz in Japanese Prison
Thirty years ago Mr and Mrs W D Buchholz learned their son Chester in the U S Army was a prisoner of war in the Philippines after his last letter in November 1941 and official MIA status dated May 16 1942. A cold wave followed by a crime wave hit Polk County with the Bush Drug Store in Osceola burgled for about 300 in merchandise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Buchholz
War Department
Chester
U. S. Army
Philippine Islands
Polk County
Osceola
Bush
Osceola Community Club elects officers at annual meeting
Jay Hastings becomes president with Dr A A Wurtz as vice president and F H Anderson secretary. Lloyd Cole and Clyde Smith join the board. Dues drop to 50 cents. Births include a boy Joseph Benjamin and a girl to Roy and Adelaide Grossnicklaus. Charles H Greenwood buys the Everett Powell home. Powell family plans move to Victor farm. Farmers Insurance moves into courthouse. John Calvin Foy, born 1872 in Tipton, died Beatrice at 60, survived by sister Eunice Snider of Osceola.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola Community Club
Jay Hastings
A. A. Wurtz
F. H. Anderson
Lloyd Cole
Clyde Smith
Joseph Benjamin
Roy Grossnicklaus
Charles H. Greenwood
Everett Powell
Ridge
Powell
Victor
Polk-Butler County Farmers Insurance Company
John Calvin Foy
Tipton
Iowa
Polk County
Beatrice
Eunice Snider
Osceola
Fires Ravage Van Black Residence and Local Death Marked
A furnace explosion Saturday afternoon nearly destroyed the Van Black residence in southeast town. Charred interior remains and ruined structure noted. Charles Wooster, Silver Creek farmer and political figure, died Saturday after a brief pneumonia attack aged nearly 70. American Legion meeting named Phil Campbell commander, W F Neujahr adjutant, Kenneth Cornish treasurer. A Stromsburg barn on the Knerr farm burned, $1260 loss with insurance covering half. Gov McKelvie appointed L S Gastings of David City as District Judge to fill E E Good’s vacancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Black
Chas. Wooster
Silver Creek
Pheumonia
American Legion
Phil Campbell
W. F. Neujahr
Kenneth Cornish
David Knerr
Stromsburg
McKelvie
L. S. Gastings
David City
E. E. Good
Wahoo
Supreme Bench
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Johnson - Fjell
Salem Lutheran
Colorado
Joe
Kearney State College
Osceola Implement Co
Shelley
Lincoln Beauty Academy
Town & Country
Valley News
Eda Burritt
Lula Pickett
Dave Richards
Jim Sterup
Oscar Jones
Christianna
Laurence Sarow
Dave Rutter
Richard Wyman
Charles Massie
Dale Nahrstedt
Allan Kresha
The
Valley Society
Fern Wyman
Loretta Kresha
Ruth Lux
Neela Dunn
Donald Schmoker
Carol
Alice Jenkins
Walter Yungdahl
Martyn Yungdahl
Shelby
Dale Frizzell
Cedric Fineey
Lula
Sue Cook
Harold Nelson
Ella Koehler
Tom Schmoker
Christianna Sarow
Laurence
Ronald Sarow
Irene Burritt
Steve Skog
Robert Wieseman
Steve
WSCS
Agnes Timm
Elmer Johnson
Ralph Burritt
Connie
Becky
E. E. Burritt
Bill Umstead
Goldie Bond
Lulu Hendrickson
Raymond, Neb
Linnier Backstrom
Margaret Linquist
Kay Lux
Gary Luxs
Marlyn Yungdahi
Lisa
Lee Boden
LeRoy Rein
Dennis Johansen
Mary
Adolph Kresha
Betty
ASC
Rex Petersons
Lillian Wassune
Chris Conkling
Chris
Chad
Don Conkling
Rosie Grossnicklaus
Thelma Conkling
Scott
Ellen Wieseman
Della Need
Lillian Wieseman
Kenneth Burritt
Donnie Watts
Rex Wieseman
Osceola Locals
Joyce
Elf Hushend
Chow
Nebr
Hartson
Dale Watkins
John J. Anderson
Var Oberg
Barbara Jean
Giles Cole
Thomas Alva Edison
NPPD
Nebraska Public Power District
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