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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1962
Page
1
In Columbus on Thursday Osceola lost after four tight innings as Columbus produced nine runs in the fifth powered by strong hitting. On Monday Central City beat Osceola 9-8 aided by Osceola’s erratic fielding and base running.
Osceola town team game against Central City was postponed due to rain. The next game will be Osceola at Silver Creek on July 8 at 8 15 p.m.
Brown and Denesia Construction workers dismantled the cafe front and raised a temporary enclosure on Monday afternoon. They will install a new brick and glass front in a few days, with the entrance planned flush with the street, improving the town’s appearance.
Transfers and dismissals listed for patients and staff at Annie Jeffrey Memorial Hospital. Names appear with home towns including Osceola Stromsburg Shelby York Gresham Benedict Polk and others. Several patients are noted with babies born or accompanying family members.
Martin Roberts joined 67 other attendees from multiple states at the Lincoln Nebraska conference on Immediate Care of the Sick and Injured. Topics covered heart attack emergency childbirth procedures burns poisoning and victim care with hands on mouth to mouth resuscitation demonstrations by University of Nebraska medical staff.
Job's Daughters installation was held on Wednesday June 20 at 8 00 p m with many friends and relatives in attendance. Officers installed include Honored Queen Michele Snodgrass Senior Princess Lynda Merrick Junior Princess Shelley Bond Guide Wilda Carlson Marshal Connie Bush Chaplain Marsha Carlson Treasurer Kathy Bond Recorder Peggy Hewitt Musician Patty Carlson.
The Grandmother sang during the ceremony as Mildred Snodgrass, Honored Queen, and her family attended. Barbara Wieseman narrated a triangle ceremony reading the "Book of Music" while Kathy Schneider and others stood as messengers and guards. The Honored Queen received a gavel engraved with her name and Miss Snodgrass received a bouquet of eighteen white carnations. Lunch followed with yellow chrysanthemum decorations. The officers will serve a six month term.
Miss Annette Watts, daughter of Mr and Mrs Maurice Watts, was among 88 graduates at the Lincoln School of Commerce graduation last Friday evening. Her parents attended the commencement program and banquet in the Pioneer Room at the Cornhusker Hotel.
A boy, first July baby, newborn to Mr and Mrs Darrel Shostrom of Osceola, arrived July 1 weighing 7 pounds 4 ounces. John’s Rexall Drug awards a $5 gift of baby products for the Baby of the Month contest winner.
Thelma Allinder won second in a WRITER'S NOTES AND QUOTES contest sponsored by an anonymous benefactor named Peter Pandore. Only two prizes were offered and every entry had to be titled Precious Promises and limited to sixteen lines.
The Rebekah Lodge will hold a meeting at 8 00 p m on Wednesday July 11. Members are advised to attend for the schedule and activities planned for the month.
Mrs Tom Jacquot and two children left Sunday for their home in Martin South Dakota after spending a week with her mother Mrs Alice Richards.
Weather observer Harold Klingman records June highs of 90 on the 24th and 50 at the start. After mid month there are ten days with 85 to 90 degree readings. June rainfall totals 5.35 inches with 3.45 inches on June 6 and 7 and smaller amounts elsewhere. .42 inch fell last Sunday. June daily readings follow.
A miscellaneous shower for Marilyn Miller was held Saturday evening June 30 at the home of Mrs Herbert Anderson. Guests played games and enjoyed opening gifts followed by a luncheon served by the hostesses, aunts and cousins of the groom.
Mr and Mrs Walter Schutz of 1611 Grant Avenue York marked 50 years of marriage with a June 24 ceremony at the York City Auditorium USO Room. Their daughter Mrs Theodore Lockwood and grandsons Brent and Mark Lockwood of Bangor Maine helped decorate tables with a June 5 1912 Columbus Nebraska wedding date.
Town criers across the colonies proclaimed that these United Colonies are free and independent states. The Declaration sparked a struggle for life liberty and happiness, inspiring men to pledge their lives fortunes and sacred honor for freedom and a new government and heritage.
Mr and Mrs Myron Thompson and Mr and Mrs Maurice Thompson of Lincoln spent Sunday afternoon at the Axel Anderson home.
Rev. Robert B. Turner, newly ordained at the Lutheran Church in America convention, accepts the call to St. Paul Lutheran Church. He and his wife Patricia Beecher Turner will arrive next week and conduct their first service on Sunday, July 15. The congregation has been served by Rev. Dale Holt of Lincoln since last November.
Mr and Mrs Arthur Herrmann of McCook met briefly with Mr and Mrs W J Herrmann Tuesday morning. Dr and Mrs H S Eklund plan to depart for their camp in Canada Saturday.
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