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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1969
Page
4
Community thanks pour in for fire response and aid after Friday blaze. Local families express gratitude to fire departments Osceola and Shelby, volunteers and hospital staff. many include anniversary and birthday greetings. Neighbors in Colby and Pokorney families report new births with local connections.
Hospital report enumerates patients and dismissals across Osceola Stromsburg Shelby with names including Lori Davis Jennie Burke Eml Monson John Pokorney and baby Philip Waller Ida Shrum Teresa Dunn Rodger Wright Merle Mitchell Mamie Steever Lucie Torell Jim Bowersock Amelie Carlson J W Fasbender Herman Dey Della Baker Edwin Almstrom Martha LaMunyon Hedwig Gustafson and others. Dismissals include C R Peterson Chris Dahmke David Odgers Duane Oquist Leonard Kropatsch J T Stanton J E Steeple. Market notes show Wheat Beans Milo values and dates.
Ger ald L. Clark, a native of Clarks, has been promoted by American United Life Insurance to account representative western region. Clark joined the Denver reinsurance offices in 1965 as an underwriter and has served as assistant underwriting manager since 1967. He previously worked with the Indianapolis home office underwriting staff after joining AUL in 1962.
In Shelby and surrounding towns several families hosted and attended gatherings. Visits included Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sterup and Mr. Otto Nelson to Tom Sterups, and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ferris with Dr. and Mrs. Donald Evans and daughters for Sunday supper. The Merle Johnson home hosted Gary Gustafson and family and the Gustafsons. Calmer Boden returned from Bryan Memorial Hospital after thyroid surgery. The Legion Auxiliary held an all day quilting party at Mrs. Dwight Bush’s home. John Biles Jr and John of Pender were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. Leroy Rhodes, and Albert Anderson visited Rudolph Sand. Otto Nelson and Harry Sterup visited Victor Sterup at Bryan Memorial Hospital. Richard and Mrs. Hatt hosted guests for Shawn’s ninth birthday. Mrs. Robert Grossnicklaus planned to attend a Girl Scout Day Camp refresher course in Norfolk. Horace McKeag and Elmer Gleim were entertained at a belated birthday dinner for Arch Austin in York honoring Horace.
Monday evening Mr and Mrs Robert Stohl visited Mrs Doyle Klingsporn at Aurora hospital. Tuesday afternoon multiple couples called on the Edwards and Jones families. Fr Victor Derwinski of Harvard visited Tom Holboders and Mrs Lewis Shemek. Saturday visitors to Mrs Harold Walstead included Mr and Mrs Clifford Johnston of Silver Creek.
Osceola bowling standings and high scores are reported with the First National Bank lens. Doris Ostberg leads with 185 game and 472 series aided by Joyce Sealey and Marge Johnson, while Flo-Guides tops team game 574 and 1631 series. other leagues include Classic League and Bowling Belles with high scores by Marvin Dawes and Mim Peterson.
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