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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1971
Page
9
Classified notice outlines weekly rates up to five lines at one dollar with extra lines ten cents each. Second week minimum one dollar or half price over two dollars. Cards of thanks up to ten lines at one dollar plus ten cent lines. Osceola Record address and postage charge noted. Deadline is Tuesday noon.
Mrs. Clarence M. Austin and Thelma J. Burke express deep gratitude to relatives friends and church groups for cards gifts flowers calls meals and prayers during extended hospitalizations at Annie Jeffrey Memorial and Bryan Memorial hospitals. Special thanks to Rev Trucano Rev Hamlin and Dr Davis for support and care.
Marcia Klein expresses gratitude to relatives, friends, and neighbors for cards gifts and visits during and after hospital stay. Special thanks to Dr Davis hospital staff and Msgr Obrist. Blessings to all.
A historical overview of canning origins from Appert to Pasteur, then focus on modern and home canning practices. Emphasizes heat processing, proper sealing, and botulism toxin dangers, with steps like destroying spoiled foods and reheating leftovers to boil to ensure safety.
The article details land divisions after Willis death in 1919 and subsequent farm ownerships. It covers Samuel Johnson and heirs at 120 acres, Norma Hastings lineage, and the Wamsley family homestead four miles south east of Silver Creek. It also recounts Johnsons from Sweden, Smiths of Stromsburg, and Hughes Homestead near Osceola with Civil War veteran Henry Clay Hughes.
Fern Shockey and C A Shockey ran the Osceola area farm for decades, living there after Fern’s marriage. The couple never mortgaged the property and raised livestock before transitioning to nonoonautism life due to Mr Shockey’s health. The piece also covers the Dunn family’s 100 year farming history from Ireland to Nebraska with multiple generations ruling the land. Nearby social notes list visits, gatherings, and kin with relatives in Shelby O Neill Grand Island York Lincoln Fremont and Ravenna during a sequence of community events.
Wayland residents hosted visitors including Hazel and Sylvia Gresham Moore, Ruth Steffen Craven Stream and Fern Scott, plus families from Stromsburg Gresham and York. Funeral services were held Tuesday for Ida Doberstein at Emmanuel Lutheran York. Nancy Kopke from South Bend Indiana visited Lincoln with York relatives and Miss Kopke planned a week with grandparents. A bridge party drew Paul Bond Ralph Allison and others to Ryan Hill Country Club.
Locals Mr and Mrs Arthur Senkbeil spent Saturday in Lincoln for the first birthday of Rebecca Anon at their son Lynn Senkbeil's home. Sunday Arthur Senkbeil visited Rebecca’s mother Louise Senkbeil in Lincoln. Alvin Cerny Jr began his second year Monday at UNITA in Curtis studying horticulture. Wednesday evening guests at the Lloyd Fjell home were Mr and Mrs Maynard Glock and Carmen and Lynn of Rising City.
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