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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1973
Page
7
Real estate and auction notices mix with ads for RCA color antenna, rotor and wiring at 142 dollars. Listings include farms livestock auctions, homes for sale in Osceola and Stromsburg, rental properties, and broker contacts. Phone numbers 747-4391 747-2168 764-3897 747-5701 747-5141 accompany several items.
Mrs. Glenn Cederberg thanks friends for cards and letters while a patient at Clarkson Hospital in Omaha and after returning home. She also thanks neighbors for the food shared during recovery.
Ivan Flowers of 751 Ohio St Osceola offers sharpened hand circle meat mitre and chain saws along with repair services contact Ph 747 3751 for details and pricing.
JoAnn and Bradley Johansen and families thank those who remembered them with kindness after the illness and death of their Loved One. They express gratitude for Dr. Davis hospital staff Rev. Bachenberg the American Legion color guard of William Wolf Post 91 and Legionnaires. God bless you all.
The families express gratitude to relatives and friends for kindness after the death of Earl Bond and others. They cite hospital staff doctors and Rev Bachenberg, praise Good Samaritan Village staff, and thank neighbors and comes for harvest help and visits.
News records show Hugh Schmoker admitted to Methodist Hospital Omaha on Monday. Gotfrid Larson admitted Sunday for eye surgery. Lincoln General Hospital discharged Al Kuhnel on Monday after his July 4 admission.
Pack 162 Cub and Webelos Scouts held a picnic supper southwest of Osceola on Sumay afternoon. The 40-person group included boys and families. Scouts spent the afternoon fishing.
District 54 friends host guests in ShelbyOsceola and Silver Creek activities include 4-H judging with purple rib bons, sewing club at Silver Creek, and gospel concert at the Methodist Church. Local travel includes families moving from Silver Springs to Seattle and visits among Wyman, Gembica, and Starostka households.
A diary style note references Boston hospital sleep laboratory findings that long sleepers nine hours or more show anxiety and low mood while short sleepers six hours or fewer appear energetic and confident. The writer jokes about nine hours alarming family and mentions an unwinding weekend as dawn approaches.
The 10th annual Hawkes Twirling Clinic for majorettes and drum majors drew several hundred participants at Fenner Park Grand Island on Saturday July 14. Director Mrs Anna Dean Hawke led the day with instructors including Dianne Tangeman former Sunshine Girl at the Nebraska marching band. Osceola delegates Denice Dunn Margie Lux Carita Peterson attended along with Chris Houder scheidt of Shelby.
Mr. and Mrs. Frankie Jinright and four children relocate from Alamogordo New Mexico to Osceola, occupy a Ridge house bought from Mrs. Richard Merrick, Jinright retired June 20 from the Air Force and seeks local work. Children are David 16 Sheryl 13 Brian 11 Samantha 8. Mrs. Jinright is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Doak of Stromsburg. Dr. and Mrs. C R Peterson relocate from east Osceola to the Vern Johnson four plex.
Osceola beat Ulysses 13 to 3 in six innings as Ray Urban's bases loaded triple and Bob Zelasney's bases loaded single sparked a 8-3 Osceola lead. Doyle Nelson pitched after Daryl Nelson left with an elbow injury, while Doyle’s defense and Nelson’s catcher role highlighted the game. Waco swept 12-2 and 12-4 in a Saturday twin bill as John ny Zelasney struggled and Lindy Wieseman and Ricky Johnson came on. The ponies and midgets each lost two of three, with Waco’s win over Ulysses noted as their sole victory in the makeup game. The league schedule moves to Shelby Saturday with district action for the legion midgets at St. Paul on July 24 against Aurora.
The Osceola Volunteer Fire Department reports 12 calls for April 1972 to May 1973, split evenly between city and rural. Total loss reaches 1625 dollars with 805 on city calls and 820 on rural ones, averaging 97.30 dollars per call. Chief Jim Lewis notes 1719 man hours, 14 responders per call, five miles one way, and 350000 dollars estimated value of building and equipment.
Mrs. Harry Westergren of Lakeland Florida was a Wednesday overnight guest of Mr. and Mrs. Chas Massie. On Thursday she traveled with her son Larry Westergren and family from Chesterton Indiana to Fremont to visit Lloyd and Betty Blair. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Jones joined Mr. and Mrs. Larry Miley of Valparaiso for afternoon and supper.
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