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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1954
Page
2
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Mrs Edwin Johnson of Los Angeles and Mr and Mrs Waldo Rodene with daughters visited Wir and Mrs Harry Rodene and Bonnie for dinner. Esther Johnson attended as afternoon guest. Rodene grandchildren Gary Kathy and Tommy spent Thursday with grandparents. Joan Vizal from Omaha stayed with grandparents Mr and Mrs Wm Buhl over the 4th of July weekend. Thursday visitors to Mrs Flogsie Deeds and Roc included Mr and Mrs Perry Miller and son from Hastings. Irwin Deeds family from Lincoln visited Sunday and Monday.
From television stage and screen a Risley act headlines the Polk County Fair with swift somersaults back to feet, backfall twisters and spins. The trio performs a three high back somersault with a full twist. they claim film creds and have toured major fairs in the United States and Canada. Funeral services were held for J. L. Stouffer a former Polk resident of 65 years at the Baptist Church. He died in Wheatland Missouri after moving there in 1951. Survivors include Esther his wife Everett son Gladys daughter Ruth Margaret and others. Burial was at Arborville cemetery. A county mosquito spray by air alarmed Polk residents at 6:00 am costing 325 dollars.
Perry N. Sapp editor and publisher listed as a post office entrant in Osceola Nebraska. Subscription rates shown: 2.50 yearly in Nebraska, 3.00 outside Nebraska, 1.00 for a card of thanks.
Mr and Mrs Robert Manley announce the birth of their daughter Janet Clare born Tuesday June 29 weighing seven pounds The Manleys also have a son.
No preaching services in Wayland for several weeks with a minister sought for late August or September first. Sunday School remains at ten. Camp activities at Covenant Cedars included 109 attendees from Congregational Churches statewide, with Mrs. Campbell as dining room hostess and cabin counselor. Local visits share family news, harvest activity, and community events amid hot weather and wheat yields around 30 bushels per acre amid blight and rust.
The WSCS of the Methodist Church met with Mrs. Glenn Hill presiding and listed program leaders. 4-H members attended Judging School in Central City, and Ha nquist, Stewart, Waller among those who went. A fishing trip to Waubay SD yielded fair reports. Funeral services were held for Mrs C A N Johnson at Salem Lutheran Stromsburg. Kenneth Stewart and wife observed their 25th anniversary with guests from multiple towns. American Legion held a steak dinner for 42 members with officer installations led by M A Mills. Lloyd Widga brought in first wheat to the Polk elevator. ten acres should yield about 30 bushels per acre, moisture 12 14.
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