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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1967
Page
6
Veterans note Richard Ziemba returning home after a two year Army service including a tour in Vietnam. Community members share visits, births, and social gatherings with local families such as the Klinks, Schmidts, Miceks, Ziembas, and Spitz. Social events include coffee groups, covered dish suppers, and local visits across Columbus Monroe and Schuyler areas. Kimberley Jean Ziemba and Pamela Christine Klink are highlighted newborns.
Eat at Bit of Sweden in Stromsburg offers a Swedish buffet dinner every Sunday, served from 11 to 2. The listing promotes the venue and its weekly Swedish meal.
Kathleen Kresha, bride to be of Wayne Groschman, was honored at a miscellaneous shower at the Shelby parish hall Sunday afternoon attended by Mrs Dale Dunn and Denise, Mrs Gerhardt Lux, Dianne, Kay and Margie. Margie sang a program number with Dianne at the piano. The Dale Dunn family were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs Fred Dunn and visited Mrs Frank Kinzli.
Funeral services were Thursday at David City for Otto Jauch 77 who died January 2 at David City hospital. Born July 2 1889 in Colby Kansas he was the last surviving son of a pioneer family that homesteaded near Ulysses. He married Lillie Kumpf December 16 1914 in Shelby and leaves wife a son Gail and sister Mrs Andrew Liebrecht. He was a member of the First Congregational church of David City.
The Milton Johnson Jr. family returned from California after visiting friends and relatives over the holidays. The Nyffelers and Connie Nyffeler hosted and attended showers for Mrs. Harold Rhoder and her twin daughters. Several adults stopped by to visit, including Tom Nyffeler and Mrs. Irvin Anderson.
Funeral services for Nels Persson were held Thursday at Gass Funeral Home with Rev. Lowell Jones officiating. Interment followed at Duncan. pallbearers included George Tinden Linda Kinzli Arlo Ewert Don Timperly Lyle Dornburgh and Don Beach. The George Spitzes welcomed a newborn daughter born Jan. 5 to their son-in-law and daughter the Gaylord Geiweckes. the baby’s mother is Melva Spitz. The Terry Klinks welcomed a daughter Jan. 5 at Behlen Hospital in Columbus. Louis A. Schmidt is the maternal grandparent. Mrs. John Huhmann, Dist. 16 teacher, has been rehired to teach again. Various social visits and events are noted including dinners, bridal shower for Kathleen Kresha and upcoming wedding to Wayne Grosch on Jan. 21.
The Don Schutts of Tekamah came to support Mrs Della Need at Jeffrey Hospital where she was critically ill. They left Friday and Mrs. Schutt returned to Osceola Sunday evening. Mrs Need’s sister Lillian Wieseman from Cicero, Illinois arrived Friday. The Joe Sullivans of Grand Island visited Mrs R N Hastings Sunday. The Dwight Bushes returned.
Lavina Kepke Jr and Mrs Lee Campbell returned from a two week holiday visit with the Don Campbell family in Chicago. Numerous local families hosted and visited relatives over the weekend with numerous dinners and social calls involving Craven Streams Gonnerman Kookes Barr Rosenberrys and others in Stromsburg Lincoln York Osceola and Columbus.
Meant for Last Week Mrs Neal Hasselbalch attended a coffee at the Rudy Poduiska home in Columbus to honor her sister Mrs Frank Knox Jr. and son from Redondo Beach Calif. The Knoxes and son spent the holidays in Columbus and returned home Wednesday. Holiday visits and New Year’s greetings followed among local families including the Spitzes, Cradles, and Moores.
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