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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1964
Page
2
Osceola Record edition notes publication details including weekly schedule, owners Dick and Kathy Howe, mailing information, and subscription rates for Nebraska and out of state readers. It lists post office as Osceola Nebraska 68651 and mentions press associations.
Sunday events include confirmations at Evangelical Covenant church with Gaylen Ahlquist among the confirmed. Attendees traveled from Lincoln Omaha Aurora and Hampton for dinners lunches and church services. Other notes cover reunions weddings and visits among the regional families with multiple household attendees and local greetings.
June 4 1914 death of Thomas Dornan at David City hospital aged 51 with widow and two daughters. Florence Dunn leaves for Chicago and Europe trip. Caroline Dorgitz dies at Greenleaf Kan. Guard officers camp at state farm. Osceola Fourth of July planned with varied entertainment.
Mary West reports a reunion of World War I veterans at Prospect Park in Hastings with 12 attendees. The issue also lists visits, church activities, local births and deaths, a drowning in Clarks sand pits, a bomber pilot missing in action, and home economics tips on freezing produce and wallpaper choices.
Kids Corner notes five Gabel children James 6 Jane 5 Judith 3 Jack 2 and Joyce 6 months of Osceola parents Mr and Mrs Charles L Gabel. The piece discusses wall paper as an inexpensive decor option suitable for formal or informal settings and its ability to test effects before decorating. It also mentions camouflaging architectural awkwardness and making rooms feel more furnished with wallpaper.
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