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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1969
Page
5
A note from Mrs Elsie Prell and others expressing gratitude for cards gifts visits and hospital care The American Legion Auxiliary thanks for Old Times Day window display prize and thanks extended to relatives and friends for sympathy after illness and death of a loved one Also thanks to Dr Eklund hospital staff and Drs for care.
Mr and Mrs Leslie Adelson and Mrs Sharon Larson with Cindy and Debbie Larson express heartfelt thanks to relatives and friends for sympathy, cards, gifts, and visits following the passing of their daughter, sister, and aunt. Special gratitude to hospital staff and Dr Enling for care.
Andrew Kresha an OHS sophomore won second place in the Polk County RPPD essay contest earning a 25 savings bond. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Glen Kresha Donna Lynn Walford of Gresham daughter of the Wayne Walford s won the top prize receiving a trip to Washington DC. Hight essays were entered this year.
James Sterup, Osceola native and former Henderson principal, will become Columbus High School principal this summer. He previously taught at Clarks and Kimball and earned degrees from Hastings College Kearney State and the University of Nebraska. Sterup and his wife will move with their four children. he reports August 1.
Mrs. Margaret Sallee left Monday for Denver after a two week visit with sister Mrs. Chas Stewart. Mead relatives visited Sunday afternoon. Frederick McFadden and Jeffrey of Hialeah visited his mother Mrs. Delmar McFadden Thursday to Sunday. Frederick is an Eastern Airlines sheetmetal mechanic for 11 years. Overland Kansas couple Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Johnson were overnight guests of the Donald Bartek home Friday and Saturday.
Osceola and surrounding towns host flag day celebrations and June events. Goodwill truck to pick up usable clothing June 17. Salvation Army canvass raised 85.51. Fire department responded to a vacant house fire of Flint Crozier. Calendar lists clubs, meetings and church events through June 20. Valley View Feeders meet with Murray Schmoker elected historian.
The report lists patients and dismissals by name including Wallace Samuelson Stromsburg Leo Albers Osceola Celia Schaal Osceola Signe Johnson Stromsburg Alma Anderson Stromsburg Rose Peterson Osceola Kate Blake Osceola Cora Atkinson Stromsburg Adam Keehn Stromsburg Arthur Swanson Stromsburg Oliver E Adelson Stromsburg with dismissals of Mrs Albert Crossant Shelby Hazelle Hedbloom Stroms Mrs Don Kreis Osceola Robert Gabriel Osceola Martha LaMunyon Shelby Albert Rommers Osceola Charles Sargent Osceola Willie Shostrom Osceola Mary White Osceola Kenneth Moore Ulysses Lisa Peterson Stromsburg Donna Dey Shelby Sarah Corbett Osceola Also transferred Edwin Glad Polk and deceased Mrs Emma Swanson Stromsburg Weather figures show highs and lows with rainfall totaling 1.30 inches by Tuesday midnight and markets section lists prices for Wheat Beans Milo Oats and Corn with scattered values.
The Almen and Buhl families traveled from Osceola Mead and Santa Clara for ten days visiting relatives and attending Mead and Osceola Alumni banquets. Weekend guests included Lee Sargent of Arnold and Ricky and Timmy Jones visiting their grandparents in Bee. The group also attended weddings and birthdays at Rex Dake's home and spent time in Omaha. Ron Buffington and Tory moved to Wheat Ridge Colorado for a job with International Harvester.
Mrs. Elsie Prell returned from Bryan Memorial Hospital after a ten day stay. Dr. H. S. Eklund was a patient there for several days. Kentucky visitors joined family in York for a ten day stay. Numerous local families hosted and attended birthday celebrations and Sunday dinners in York and surrounding towns.
Local social notes list Mrs. Dick Boyd hosting the Jolly Workers Club on June 18. Sunday visits include families from Scotia Ord North Loup and Louisville. Various residents traveled or hosted gatherings at homes and lakeside areas last week.
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