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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1951
Page
2
A compact listing of crossword clues including horizontal and vertical items with numbers and topics such as animals, foods, places, and general terms. The grid prompts various definitions from footwear to birds to metals and ages and ends with a long list of miscellaneous entries.
A shopkeeper recalls a shy romance sparked by lilies and roses sent weekly to a theater actress and a young couple. The lilies ritual ends with a wedding, as the boy’s secret gift leads to love and marriage.
Ten years ago Ardath Francis and Earl Fredrickson married at Swede Home parsonage and will reside in Sioux City. Funeral services held for Millie Steever, longtime Greens Chapel resident. A traffic analyst entertained Osceola crowds, later soliciting funds by phone. Elizabeth McMeekin, Polk County pioneer, died in Lynwood California at 84. Births announced in Stromsburg and Shelby hospitals. Osceola gains new gas station manager George H. Bond. local baby DeVerne Howard and Eight-pound son for Dale Ruth. Osceola community enjoys summer activities with races, free ice cream, swimming and a money hunt. Mrs. Amon Kreiger dies in Stromsburg. Mrs. VanDoren to Oakland. W D Kirtley to fill bank vacancy.
The city records record Gordon S. McKenzie and Ruby H. Lindholm wed in David City on July 14. July 13 updates list Frank Walker's daughter and July 20 W. O. Cox's son. A new swimming pool bath house progresses after concrete work. Dr. C. L. LeMar resumes practice. July 17 marks Mrs. R. A. Fleming’s 88th birthday. Uncle Nate Elledge injures his left hand with a rusty spike. Osceola reports a fruit and vegetable drier. a sale or rental decision comes Friday. A Swede Home couple welcomes a son on July 6. Sig Matson threshes Beulah land wheat at 25 bushels.
Congress moved slowly last week with debates over the controls extension act and a 31 day stop gap. The Senate and House discussed defense production measures, wage price controls, and farm commodity restrictions while the administration pushed a tax proposal and interior appropriations.
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