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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1951
Page
3
Lyell Bremler surveys a crowded field as Omaha hosts a national college baseball tournament. He favors the Tennessee Volunteers led by ace John Huffstetler after a strong Southeastern Conference title and a standout pitching staff.
Johanna Marie Erickson, longtime Polk County resident, died May 25, 1951 at Social Center Rest Home aged 89 years. Born in Swe den June 17 1862 she immigrated in 1892 and worked as a domestic until 1930 before living with the William Fjell family and later at Social Center Rest Home from 1942. Survived by three nieces and two nephews. Interment at Swede Plain cemetery beside her mother.
Eight girls and eight boys competed in the Polk County 4-H Timely Topic speaking contest at Lincoln on May 29. Sondra Hill won one of the two blue ribbons. Joyce Splittgerber of Boone County took the other blue and earns a $150 scholarship to the University of Nebraska College of Agriculture next year. The county ext offices remind readers to test their pressure cookers before canning season and to keep the cooker top clean with the petcock dried after use.
Miss Olive Carlson of San Francisco visited her parents C. O. Carlson and others. Roberta Egly from York stayed with relatives. Leonard Serio and Clarence Geiger families traveled from Wisconsin to attend the wedding of Eileen Karges and Art Gabriel near Silver Creek. Lilly Carlson from Omaha visited. Eva Zelazny and family joined Sunday at John Woi chaski’s. Continuous Carlson family gatherings noted.
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Robert Carlson and Lilly Carlson left Monday morning for a vacation trip to Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Karges and Doris and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Geiger and daughters of Cudahy Wisconsin were the supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Topinka Thursday evening.
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