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Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1960

Page

7

Social notes from Riverside and surrounding towns

Mrs. Joe Tomasiewicz and her granddaughters visited Mrs. W B Dake for lunch. Rex Dake spent the weekend in Columbus. The Carlson and Parker families hosted and attended a birthday celebration and a Carlson reunion picnic in Stromsburg. Attendees included the Hoffer and Larson families from California and Grand Island, with travel to Omaha and Lincoln for events.

W. B. Dake Joe Tomasiewicz Linda J Tomasiewicz Don Burst Geo. Reed Stromsbur al Heitzman Rex Dake Columbus C. R. Carlson Earl Parker Calif Emma Peterson Stromsburg Ronald Carlson Jack Wieseman Maurice Watts, Jr Peggy Mavis Carlson Lincoln Clara Lohr Silver Creek M. A. Mills, Sr Osceola al Heitzmann John Carlson Karen Ferris Alton Johnson Taffy Nash Linda Tomasiewicz Central City C. O. Carlson Silas Hoffer C. R Carlson Carlson Stromsburg Park Lillie Cecil Larson Grand Island Hoffer C.O. Carlson Omaha Mavis Tom Meacham Carrie Wisely Social Center Rest Dake Clair McCormick LaVerne

Impressions of the Soviet Union by Dr Reuben Johnson

Dr Reuben E Johnson recounts sabbatical travels from Monterey Peninsula College detailing time in Stockholm Moscow and Leningrad with a Swedish course backdrop and group travels from the International Graduate School. He notes the iron curtain atmosphere concerns about surveillance and limited foreign visitors in Moscow.

Osceola Record Reuben E. Johnson Denmark Sweden Monterey Peninsula College Monterey Calif Soviet Union Johnson Polk County Vern Johnson Osceola Stockholm Kent International Graduate School Moscow Leningrad Helsinki Finland Russia Poland East Germany Institute of Foreign Languages Daily Worker New York Times London Times U.S Paul Robeson Voice of America

Moscow Trip Reveals Soviet Life Through Student Exchange

A narrated account recalls a Moscow stay with American students from various universities. Observations cover daily life in Moscow and Leningrad, gender roles in labor, access limits to government sites, and impressions of education, media, and culture including the Bolshoi Ballet and the 1812 Overture.

Russia Kazar Leningrad U.S Moscow Gorky Ave Revolutionary Museum Institute of Marx and Lenin Moscow University Leningrad University Institute For Foreign Languages Palace of Young Pioneers Nepal Soviet Union United States Kent Bolshoi Theatre Peter the Great St. Petersburg Tschaikovsky Theatre Red Band

District 18 Notes and Local Visits

Judy Fyfe of Monroe and Karen Jo Schmidt joined Mrs A D Fellers and Art of Columbus for a Fullerton trip on Monday. Mr and Mrs Herb Kopetzky and family spent Saturday in Omaha. Bertha Tylle will accompany them home. Mr and Mrs Thomas A Micek and Isabelle of Columbus visited Sunday evening with Mr and Mrs Edward Lisko. Kitty Klover 4 H Club met Friday at the Leo Cockson home with Carol and Marie Cockson hosting. Louis A Schmidt, his children, and Billy Fyfe of Monroe visited Sunday afternoon.

Harvey Schmidt Richland Billy Fyfe Louis Schmidt Adolph Bernt Columbus Edward Lisko William Wendt Los Angles California Herb Kopetzky Leo Cockson North Bend Brannigan Frank Mullaly Carmel Des Moines Iowa Louis A. Schmidt Kramer High School David Schuyler, Monroe Arthur Fellers Judy Fyfe Monroe Karen Jo Schmidt A. D. Fellers Art Colussbus Fullerton Monay Omaha Bertha Tylle Kopetzyks Thomas A Micek Isabelle Kitty Klover Carol Marie Cockson

Sower statue crowned Nebraska Capitol tower on April 24 1930

The Lower heroic bronze Sower statue by Lee Lawrie was hoisted atop the Nebraska State Capitol tower in Lincoln on April 24 1930. The 19 foot figure weighs 15 000 pounds on a 12 foot pedestal and represents Nebraska’s foundation industry and pioneer heritage.

Lincoln Nebraska State Capitol Lee Lawrie Capitol Tower Nebraska Oregon California

Osceola Visitors Noted From Four States

Mr and Mrs Ralph Bittner of Lander Wyoming Lloyd Crouse of Wichita Kansas and John Irland of South Gate California were visitors the past week of Mr and Mrs Sam Crouse.

Ralph Bittner Lander Wyo Lloyd Crouse Wichita Kansas John Irland South Gate Calif Sam Crouse

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Riverside Mrs. Joe Barges Peggy Watts Patti Joe Karges Art Gabriel Duane Donette Pauline Bernt Floyd Frizzell Bruce Guildford Bryan Clarks St. Peter’s Church Robert Bryan Mardell Berck - Ed Mangelsen Methodist Church Havens el Mills and His Orchestra Reuben Johnson Malcolm HES Arkla Bryant Gas Company Stave Farm Ipesoaance Petrus Nelson Byers and Pierce Agency First National Bank Osceola, Nebraska General Insurance Alta Lisko Old State Farm State Farm Mutual Modele Trance Company David City Fairgrounds District Court of Fanny McCray City of Edna McCray Fred Bond
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