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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1956
Page
7
Long list of community gatherings in Fremont and surrounding areas with 4-H Junior Leaders Training Camp in Fremont May 25 26, Memorial Day visits and dinners across Osceola York and Lincoln. Neighbors hosted, swapped stories and items, and children attended church and vacation activities.
Daily Vacation Bible School closed with a Sunday review. Numerous visitors and guests include the Gonnerman, Bond, and Walford families from Stromsburg Osceola Gresham and Denver. Decorations and anniversaries marked Memorial Week with multiple calls and dinners.
Mr and Mrs Eldon Reisener of Wichita stayed overnight with the Walter Church family and were joined by Bill Moore of Wichita for Sunday visits. Lincoln guests include Mr and Mrs Henry Strickland who stayed with Al Heitzman and Don Hayes. Joe Karges saw Andrew Meyer in Silver Creek. Carlson families held an annual Buckley Park picnic in Stromsburg. Supper guests Wednesday included C R Carlson family Joe Butera of California C O Carlson Ronald Carlson and Jack Wieseman. Reuben Anderson called on Mrs Joe Karges Thursday.
Otis Waak aged 65 died in Hooper on Thursday after longtime residence in Polk. He ran a local cafe for years and many Polk friends attended his funeral Sunday. He is survived by his wife and two children. Wayne Glasser recently bought the Mrs Frank Larson home in Polk.
A group of pioneers added sails to their handcarts and traveled from Missouri to the mountains in 20 days, matching the speed of horse-drawn vehicles and beating oxen, the era’s standard horsepower.
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