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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1971
Page
6
FOR SALE Two story five bedroom home with two baths in Osceola on a paved street corner lot. Excellent condition with curb and gutter paid. Address 510 S State St. Contact George Kumpf at 5274129 tf.
The Osceola Record lists want ads for one week up to five lines at $1.00 with ten cents per line beyond five lines. In the second week a $1 minimum or half price over $2.00 applies. Cards of thanks up to ten lines cost $1.00 plus ten cents per extra line.
News items describe Henry Galus returning from a second hospitalization at Lincoln Vets Hospital. Several families share gatherings and dinners, with trips for medical reasons to Rochester Minnesota, and a July 4 picnic with extended relatives. A large group from the Gestrine and Oquist families attended a Sunday picnic and fireworks at the Gestrine home. William Larson and Rolland Ekstrom hosts appear multiple times.
A collection of thank you messages from Linnea Jones Duane Jones OHS Booster Club and others. It expresses gratitude for prizes cake walk venue cake walk judges hospital staff and well wishes for anniversaries and hospital visits. Notable names include Linnea Jones Dr. Davis the nursing staff Elmer Gleim Hannah Boden Al and Ida Rommers.
Daily highs and lows for June 29 to July 4. Precipitation totals include 1.55 inches on July 1 and .18 on July 3, with a June total of 3.60 inches versus 1.13 inches last year and 4.06 inches on the 10 year average. Recent rains reduce irrigation needs for farmers and town watering.
Recent rains halted wheat harvest, but a few dry sunny days promise a return to activity and progress on the field. Oats and beans prices are noted, while rainfall impacts harvest timing across the season.
The Centennial Book Committee will meet on July 9 at 8 p.m. and asks for a photograph of Lou Israel, longtime Osceola tailor and band director. Interested parties should contact Bernie Gissler or attend the July 9 meeting.
A parade of relatives and friends spread across Monmouth Lincoln Omaha and Stromsburg as visitors from Minnesota Iowa and California join local hosts for weekend cookouts dinners and short trips. Notables include De Waeles Wieseman Rommers Mills Pulliam Rodene and Peterson families with extended stays and upcoming travel plans evident in mixed city visits and airport greetings.
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