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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1953
Page
5
A boy named Danny hides in a dim room as a tiger and a lion square off in a moonlit patch of floor light. The scene shifts to night sounds and fear until his mother arrives, chiding him for playing with stuffed animals that bring nightmares.
Raymond Lindeblade and Mabel Kropatsch from Polk County are listed in Osceola area columns. The piece also notes events from May including anniversaries at IOOF Hall, new births in Stromsburg and Shelby, a Polk Rural Power District deficit, the funeral of Cecile Miller in Osceola, and Staff Sgt. Paul Herrmann receiving an air medal while stationed in Alaska.
Numerous Osceola residents hosted relatives and friends from Omaha Lincoln Fremont and California. Memorial Day gatherings, hospital donations and upcoming parishes events fill a busy period with weddings births and educational encounters noted alongside routine visits and travels from Stromsburg to Shelby.
Forty years ago John Lewis Corbett died at his sister Mrs C A Kuntzelman’s home after two months illness from pneumonia complications. He was 37. J B Buckley of Stromsburg is stricken with paralysis and unconscious. Osceola high school lost to Osceola town team with Silverstrand Miller and DeLand as battery. Shermadine and Campbell starred for Osceola. Heavy rain soaks fields. corn planting continues. alfalfa stands 24 inches high. C G Timm received his third carload of sheet iron for stack covers.
Thirty years ago a class of 48 boys and girls received their diplomas during Thursday evening commencement exercises.
A solemn ceremony was held Monday morning at St. Andrew's Church as Rev Jansen officiated and united the couple in marriage. The report notes a military affiliation for the bride and groom and marks the ceremony as a formal wartime wedding scene.
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