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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1972
Page
3
Esther Kuhnel reports a busy weekend of social visits across Lincoln and surrounding towns. Families including Kuhnels and Johansens share meals, birthdays, and club events with relatives and friends from Rising City to Columbus.
The Valley News reports a Wednesday Wee Club meeting led by Mrs. Irene Burritt with 14 members. Various social visits follow, including anniversaries, hospital visits, and a 3rd birthday supper for Douglas Lee Rafert. Many local residents attend gatherings at the Wieseman, Dunn, Burritt, and related homes.
Mrs Alice Jenkins returned home from York hospital on Friday. Dennis Johansen family visited Wood River and Charles Gordon. Mr and Mrs Martin Otte welcomed a baby boy named Mark Satelian at Seward County Hospital. Jane Dunn will begin her 2nd semester at Lincoln University. Reginald Koehn hosted Donald Schmoker and Barry Schmoker with other relatives in Exeter. Francis Urban’s family welcomed a granddaughter Nicole Angela born Saturday weighing 8 pounds 4 ounces. Francis Urban attended wrestling in Stromsburg. Raymond Urban competed.
A Social Security representative from Lincoln will be in the Osceola Courthouse second floor on Wednesday January 26 1972 from 9 30 to 11 30 a m. The visit offers telephone Medicare questions and a potential mail in application for benefits.
Funeral services for Dorothy Margaret Anderson McKeag were conducted January 13 at First United Church Osceola with Rev Truman Bachenberg presiding. Burial followed in Osceola Cemetery. Survived by husband Howard daughter Cheryl Ahlquist son-in-law Gary Ahlquist brothers Don Anderson Lawrence Anderson and many nieces and nephews.
Leona Imhoff reports a weekend of gatherings from the 25th wedding anniversary of Merle and Mrs. Schott to visits in Omaha and Genoa. Neighbors include Atkinson Wyman Tooker and Schipperiet families hosting and attending casual meals, cards, and club meetings.
Olive Nora Hawley 84 of 618 E 7th St York died January 7 at York General Hospital. Born June 2 1887 in Polk County she married Earl Hawley in 1907 and lived in Polk County California Gresham before moving to York to live with her daughter. Funeral Jan 10 at Gresham Memorial Chapel officiated by Rev Kenneth Fells. Burial Cedar Lawn Cemetery. Survivors include two daughters Nellie Dey and Calvin Beth Miller and several grandchildren and great grandchildren.
Mr and Mrs Leo Albers visited Harold Cocksons of rural Columbus Sunday. Also present were Harold F Cockson and family of Cheyenne Wyoming and the Roger Brumier family of Bellevue.
Marguerite Senn hosted Mmes. Ben Schmoker Walter Koehler and Ray Conrad for bridge Tuesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hill, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Thayer and Kathy Jo, and the Richard Howe family attended a birthday dinner for Mr. Hill hosted by Mrs. Newton Page and Craig on Wednesday. Friday visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Peterson of Grand Island. Saturday guests were Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Peterson of Silver Creek. Rolland Ekstrom and Karlene joined Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Johnson for Mrs. Johnsons birthday Saturday evening.
Mr and Mrs Ray Conrad hosted Mr and Mrs Bert Russell in Seward where Russell works in a meat department. The Russell and Conrad families shared Sunday supper and cards. Mrs Lawrence Meister stayed with her mother in Grand Island. Don Ray Byers and Harry Beller families and Mrs Victoria Staroscik of Columbus and Marjorie Fonda shared Sunday dinner and supper at the Don Byers home. The birthday of Mrs Don Ray Byers was observed.
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