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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1970
Page
8
Advertisement listing first through fourth cuttings of loose alfalfa hay for sale. Hesstonized quality from Lester Dittmer in Clarks with contact phone 548-2582. RH 1-29-2tpd.
Bryce Tracy owner at 823 Beaver York offers prompt repair service and sewing and ironing at home. Contact 362-4363. Also Mrs Fred Daulton Circle Drive Shelby advertises home sewing and ironing service dated January 29 1921.
Wanted farm land to rent contact phone 747 5211. Modern 6 row 30 inch equipment available for use. Lansing area classified notice seeks rental agreement.
Near Shelby 160 A farm with irrigation gear, gas, new 3 bedroom home, storage and facilities for hogs and cattle. purchasable on contract. Two 80 A farms near Osceola and Stromsburg with modern homes. contract purchase possible. 195 A and 240 A pastures northwest of Osceola and several 2 to 15 acre parcels. Lees Realty Co. Osceola Neb. Contact Harry Lees or Dale Buchta.
Carl Allinder and Reynold Peterson thank friends relatives and neighbors for prayers cards gifts and visits while in Annie Jeffrey and Clarkson hospitals and after returning home. Special thanks to Dr Eklund nurses staff and Pastor Konig for care and prayers.
Bob Moore thanks readers for Christmas greetings and well wishes received during hospitalization in Okinawa. Dennis Johnson expresses church notes appreciation from Calvary Evangelical Lutheran Church Swede Home. Mrs. Harry Sterup thanks for cards and visits during York General Hospital stay. Neal Prell family and Anton Pokorney family express gratitude for sympathy after a sad loss.
Funeral services for Albert James Morris 78 were conducted at 2 p.m. Saturday at Beaman-Palmer Funeral Home with Rev. Josephine Scahill officiating. Burial followed in Fullerton Cemetery. Morris a farmer from Clarks died Wednesday in a Grand Island hospital. He was born January 1 1892 in Clarks to William and Jane Morris. He married Josie Douglas June 2 1917 at Central City and lived in the Pierce Chapel area for 52 years. Survivors include his widow one son William L. Morris of Clarks two daughters Mary Jane Jackson of Phoenix Arizona and Patricia Ann Schipparell of Silver Creek seven grandchildren one great grandchild two sisters Nettie Oats of Russellville Arkansas and Myrtle Ranch of Stockton California and one half sister Thrina Eckles of Central City. At services Mrs Max Butts and Mrs Arthur Schlondorf sang Beyond the Sunset and Whispering Hope accompanied by Mrs Gerald Schott. Bearers were Billy Beck August Evers Larry Kuhn Leonard McLean Clark Williams and Darwin Williams. Markets Wheat 1.28 Corn 1.06 Oats .68 Beans 2.22 Mile 1.67
NEWS OF THE SICK notes Mrs. Harry Sterup after York General Hospital, and Martin Huggler of Columbus improving at Lincoln General after strokes. The piece references a Burg- Polk game, OHL reserves loss 55-28, with Keith Peterson scoring 10 and a box score note.
An open house honoring Mr. and Mrs. Louis Daum for their 40th wedding anniversary will be held Sunday January 25 from 2 to 4 p.m. at the United Methodist Church in Shelby. The couple requests no gifts.
The Polk County N F C elected 1970 officers in Shelby Osceola and Gresham including Pres Bill Beebe and Vice Pres Jim Majors. A national dues rise from 25 to 75 per year passed by a wide margin with $10 kept by counties from the 75 share.
Bowling leagues report team standings and high individual and team marks. Arlene Hiebel leads with 177 game and 486 series across the Sparetime League, while Meerkatz and Checkmates post top team series. Other leagues like Lorre Lanes, Co-op, and Farmers Co-op record high games, series, and team totals with several players posting 200-plus games.
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