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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1970
Page
8
Local classifieds advertise multiple sale items including maple trundle beds convertible to twins in good condition. Also a 5 horsepower 3 phase variable speed motor priced at 50 dollars, plus sewing machines from Singer Bernina Necchi and portable models with payments and trade options. Wheelchairs and walkers available for rent or sale.
The note collection thanks hospitals doctors and nurses including St Elizabeth Annie Jeffrey and the Good Samaritan Center and names several individuals for care. It also credits Osceola Chamber of Commerce for a winning float prize and Merts Appliance for a derby trophy and Ak-Sar-Ben Good Neighbor honors. The messages thank staff and relatives after bereavement and memorials.
Osceola social notes recount visits by Mr and Mrs Edward M Chauner and son Ed from Bozeman to Stromsburg and Osceola relatives Mrs Mae Twarling and Mrs Albert Timm, with a Denver trip followed by dinner. Also listed are Mae Twarling, the Ray Brantings, and other local acquaintances visiting in Grand Island, Albany and Corvallis, plus wedding invitations for Dianne Boldt and Michael Merrick in Omaha and St Louis resident Mrs Bill Pitman visiting in Osceola.
County ASC Chairman Richard C. Sealey reports that farmers who joined the 1970 wheat and feed grain programs are getting payments earlier, with the first batch starting July 1 and most by mid August. About 80 percent of Polk County participants will be paid by July 24 as records are certified and processed.
West of town families Verlin Johnson and Curtis Hoffman enjoyed a Fourth of July picnic and boating at Sherman Dam. Visitors include Ron Jacobson of Minneapolis with Sundbergs and relatives. Wayne Green from West Point visited Homer Greens. Verlin Johnsons joined Ronald Johnsons of Crete. Sundberg host Howard Sundberg with Don Sundberg and sons.
Social notices recount Fourth of July gatherings in Craig Hastings Lincoln Dayton and Grand Island with families such as the Dahlin Widge Peterson Widga Carlson Johnson Donelson Hellbusch and Sterup clans visiting relatives hosting suppers and fireworks. Ethel Carmen plans California return. Greg Sterup stays in Nebraska for a month.
Southwest families hosted and visited across Nebraska and Florida. Listed are Mr and Mrs Lloyd Erickson and Curtis of Fort Pierce and Ruth Holmberg guests, plus numerous gatherings at the Doremus Nielsen and Stromberg households, July Fourth picnics, birthday celebrations for Candice Hunt, and multiple Creighton style visits among neighbors and kin.
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