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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1962
Page
8
Farmers National Company and Philip Vrana advertise grain and livestock hauling services with insured options. Wilbert LeSuer lists Osceola contact details and a job posting seeking route workers paying 90 dollars weekly. Edsel Inberg invites application for a planned trailer business and Osceola Letter Office promotes pre cut letters for posters. A Spinet piano ad offers small payments via Hospe Piano Co. in Omaha.
Applications are open for school bus driver positions at Osceola Public Schools. See Virgil Bugbee, Superintendent, or Calmar Herrmann, President, for details and submission.
Elegant gold or silver jewel cloth skirts for anniversary tables punch bowls cups and silver coffee service available. Mrs. Gilbert Lampshire offers flowers arrangements and booking to secure dates. Polk Nebr. contact 765-3851.
An insurance ad lists products including fire liability auto hail and life and directs readers to contact Farm Bureau agent Richard Klein in Osceola at 747 4011 for service.
Mrs. Eugene Gabel expresses gratitude to everyone for cards gifts and visits during hospitalization and after returning home special thanks to Doctor Ek lund and hospital staff for their wonderful care
A note thanking friends and family for cards gifts and visits during illness and after returning home expresses appreciation for support received while in hospital and during recovery.
Herman Jones expresses gratitude for visits cards and kind acts received during hospitalization and after returning home thanking everyone for their support and kindness.
Dorothy Mills expresses gratitude for prayers visits remembrances and helpful deeds shown to her and her family during a recent hospital stay.
Osceola Board discusses teachers contracts and approves mimeograph purchase. Financials list numerous vendors for operations maintenance transportation and fixed charges totaling about 989.66 with allocations to administration and various departments. P H Nyberg secretary.
Sixteen Nebraska boys and girls who won district contests will compete in the State 4-H Timely Topic Public Speaking Contest on Tuesday June 12 opening State 4-H Club week. The event will be at the Nebraska Center for Continuing Education in Lincoln with top boy and girl earning $150 scholarships from Station KFAB to use at UNL College of Agriculture. Contestants include Chris Carlson of Osceola and will be judged on subject matter organization physical behavior gestures voice and time.
Gary Garey County Extension Agent announces detasseling jobs for area youths. A registration day is set for Friday June 22 1962 from 230 to 400 pm at the County Extension Office with a Columbus Division of Employment representative to collect applications. Prior workers must re sign up. no charge is involved and farmers may inquire about available teen help.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter W. Berck returned June 4 from a vacation visiting relatives in Pennsylvania New Jersey Philadelphia and Michigan. They toured landmarks in New York including the United Nations Building Broadway Times Square and Staten Island visited Atlantic City Independence Hall and the Liberty Bell viewed Betsy Ross House and the first Methodist Church. The trip included Niagara Falls Dearborn and the Henry Ford Museum with Greenfield Village.
Mrs. Jack Johnston honored at her apartment with a birthday dinner as family gathered. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Timm took their daughter Kay to Kearney for summer school. Miss Susan Howard and Miss Suzie Cannon of Palisade Colorado stayed overnight with Mrs. R. N. Hastings.
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