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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1964
Page
2
The Osceola Record is a weekly newspaper serving Polk County Nebraska with Dick and Kathy Howe as publishers. It lists subscription rates at four dollars per year in Nebraska and five dollars outside Nebraska, with ten cent single copies. The paper is entered as second class matter at the Osceola post office and is a member of national and state press associations.
Local families including Morace Warner, Willard Bolton, Delwyn Rystrom and others traveled to Holdrege for a Seymour family reunion with relatives from Bird City Kansas York and Buffalo Wyoming and Stromsburg Nebraska. Various visitors attended dinners and gatherings across Lincoln and Unadilla with multiple reunions noted.
A quirky column blends kitchen tips with garden advice. It suggests grilling baking powder biscuits to puff inside and crust outside, ideal for burgers, and promotes kids tending small, healthy transplants in a bright, easy garden. It playfully advocates a gas light garden display and notes gas lights deter insects and can improve yard safety.
A quirky set of kitchen tips and playful lines promote quick stove top dishes and a gas industry themed festival. The piece references making instant mashed potatoes with cottage cheese and dill, a skull cap from nylon, and decorative yarn wig tips, interwoven with New World Fair humor and gas company branding.
Hampton and Wayland residents host and attend many gatherings. Neighbors from Osceola, Benedict, Rising City, Stromsburg, and Gresham share meals, picnics, and visits, with reunions at Buckley Park and family events spanning June weekends.
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