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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1957
Page
8
A grateful message thanks Sunday School teacher, class, friends, and relatives for cards gifts calls and deeds shown during hospitalization and weeks at home. The writer expresses heartfelt appreciation for support received during illness and recovery.
I thank all who remembered me with cards and visits during my hospital stay and after returning home. Grateful for the excellent care from Dr. Eklund and the nurses.
Mrs Severtoquist and Nancy Elizabeth express appreciation for cards visits gifts and flowers received while at Annie Jeffrey Hospital and after returning home. They thank the hospital staff for wonderful care and kindness.
Steve Sigler reports OHS held Freshman Scholarship results with Jeanne Inness earning a Regent Scholarship and Alternate Scholarships awarded to Swan son and Bernice Zelda. National Honorary Society formed with Jeanne Inness Iona Bernt Bernice Zelda Betsy Nash Bill Kepner. Polk County Tournament results show Osceola and Stroms burg victories with Polk defeating Osceola 50-47 for varsity and Stromsburg 42-40 for reserve. Junior class campaigns featured Nyla Pehrson Bonnie Rodene and open speeches February 12 and county government day February 14. County officials listed include Betsy Nash Nyla Pehrson Bonnie Rodene Rodger Wright Bonnie Carlson Melvin Peterson Shirley Mickey Bonnie Mentink Ray Cole Judy Walgreen Bill Kepner. Bake sale funded prom. MIKE assignments advancing to fourth edition by Feb 28. Osceola Bull dogs lost 57-58 to St Paul Hugh School in a key conference game.
Mr and Mrs Glen Green entertained Mr and Mrs James Loukota and Marilyn of Exeter Miss Erma Loukota of Lincoln and Miss Mamie Loukota of Grant at supper Saturday evening. Mrs Roy Trotter visited her parents Mr and Mrs Floyd Loftis at Arlington Friday afternoon. Half price on all valentine boxed candy while they last at Crouse Tex Drug.
Mrs. Clyde Smith entertained High Prairie pupils with a Valentine party at the school house on Thursday afternoon. A gift exchange and lunch were enjoyed. The item lists many local visits and shop notices interwoven with community life and promotions at Rexall Drug Store.
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