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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1959
Page
5
Practical guide on preparing fruits for freezing including ascorbic acid methods for preventing browning. Packing options cover syrup sugar and unsweetened methods with head space guidance. Meat and poultry freezing advice emphasizes portioning, moisture barrier wrapping, and avoiding freezer burn to preserve quality.
The guidance notes leave and meat balls should not be overcooked and cooled thoroughly. Freeze dressing separately in moisture proof packaging and do not store for more than six months.
Lone Star by Mildred Hahn reports families and friends visiting or returning home in Denver Columbus Lincoln and surrounding areas. Dates include Thursday and Sunday outings with relatives, hospital news of Mrs Svoboda, and birth notice of a son to Henggeler at Fort Riley Hospital.
Herman Brackenhoff of Columbus was a business caller in the Lyle Ernst home on Wednesday. Chrisey Kresha returned to her home from Osceola Hospital last week.
Samuel James Cadwell born April 28 1885 in Polk County Nebraska spent most of his life on the family farm. He married Minnie May Gubser on October 21 1908 in Osceola and they had one child Neema. He was remembered for his clean habits and character as a nonuser of alcohol tobacco or profanity.
A longtime resident who moved to town in 1947 retired from farming about a year ago at 73. He died July 8, 1959, in Clarkson Memorial Hospital Omaha as the last member of a large family. Survived by wife Minnie of Osceola daughter Neema Hastings granddaughter Carolyn Hickman and great granddaughter Debbie Hickman all of York Nebraska.
Mr. and Mrs. Emil Stoppicotte and Mrs. Margaret Yeoman of Grand Island visit Fred Dunn's home Friday evening. Mrs. Yeoman is Dunn's sister-in-law, and Mr. and Mrs. Wm Kellogg and their son Larry of San Jose California also join the gathering.
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