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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1951
Page
7
Anita T Anderson of Cotesville Pa feared a knee growth meant cancer. She let fear control her life until reading a column about facing fear with reason. After seeing a doctor, she learned there were no cancer symptoms and resolved to face fears with common sense.
A 68 year old Mississippi bricklayer and farmer, John L. Napier of Moselle, credits HADACOL with restoring strength and energy. After starting the remedy he reports sleeping better, returning to carpentry and bricklaying, and climbing scaffolds to 155 feet. The ad notes vitamins B1 B2 and niacin as deficiencies it addresses and offers a money back guarantee.
Eric Johnston tells the House Agriculture Committee that OPS rollbacks may yet prove effective, with licenses, stamping, and traceability aimed at preventing black markets. Congress slashes Civil Defense and Voice of America funding, while dollar a year appointees rise and small business gets priority in material allocation.
Ten years ago Miss Carlyss Swanson injured in a car crash near Osceola. she underwent surgery at Stromsburg hospital. Dale Rhodes and family welcome a baby boy in Gresham. Polk County voters approve wheat marketing quotas with 690 yes and 114 no. Eunice Swanson and John Evans wed at Swede Home church. Estelle Jaworowski and Richard Kreski marry in Chicago. Harold Hedlund earns top lamb pen and fourth in carcass at Lamb and Wool Congress in Omaha. Donna Joane Dotson born in Omaha to Mr and Mrs William Dotson. Grace Wilcox remembered. E. F. Danskin and family move to Grand Island. Danskin ran Osceola photo studio.
O F Branting and Sons announce the formal opening of a rebuilt hardware store on the east side of the square in Polk County. Miss Elizabeth Yantzi and Seth Scott of Lincoln wed May 28 in Milford and will reside in Lincoln. Osceola pool to open June 14 with Howard Herbes in charge. Harold Gustafson buys White Way Inn from G L Johnson. Harold Acker joins J H Eller shoe department replacing Jack Swartz. P W Jacoby of Alton announces birth of Monte Herrmann Jacoby May 23. Signe Samuelson will discontinue her Stromsburg business after July 10.
Luella Lillian wed Albert C Back in a June 5 ceremony at the Crabill home in Sutherland. The Nebraska Conference of the Lutheran Augustana Synod held its 35th annual convention May 18 to 22 at Swede Home Lutheran Church with over 100 visiting pastors and delegates. Births include a son to Mr. and Mrs. Chas Walgren on Sunday and a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. C J Fernquist on Thursday. Additional notes mention Anna Oberg and Beatrice Alverson traveling to Peru for the normal term, Robert Gillespie returning from Kansas City to begin practice in St. Anthony Idaho, H A Fuller family moving to David City, and a baby girl born to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Mercheim on Monday. Peter Nelson of Osceola arrived home Thursday in his Ford peace ship after a lengthy journey from Long Pine.
A dense list of crossword clues for a puzzle labeled 138 including various wordplay entries such as A kind of gin Finish Aria A city in Australia and many others. The block presents a mix of definitions and cryptic style hints across both horizontal and vertical sections.
Aunt Debby confronts two pairs of impersonators during a dance visit. June, the plain sister, and Jane swap identities with their glamorous counterparts to pursue love, revealing both brains and hearts outmatched by appearances. In a final twist, confessions unravel their schemes and truths.
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