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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1962
Page
8
Classified notice seeking a man 21 to 41 for an established route with weekly pay of 90 dollars. Married preferred. Respond to Edsel Inberg, column bus of a re. For sale a mixed breed litter gifts March and April farrowing. Henry Brase, 5 north, 1 east of one 273 bh.
All magazine subscriptions new or renewed with Green Stamps offered. Ahrens Jewelry features monuments markers in Rock granite displays in colors Ruby Red and more direct from Columbus Monument Co. Address 3811 17th St Howard Blvd Highway 81 Columbus Neb. Confucius say built in nitrogen factory in pasture Wilson's alfalfa trefoil clovers grass and legume seed for pasture or idle acres Wilson Seed Farm Polk new phone 3798.
An insurance service ad lists Fire liability auto hail and life policies through Farm Bureau agent Ana Klein with phone 4011 Osceola. Another notice seeks electric wiring and repair work by Albert Timm with phone 3171. tf
The Osceola Record notes a large assortment of black and red pre-cut gummed paper letters numbers and characters for posters and display signs. Five sizes are offered for easy mounting by moistening. Buy just what you need for one to a dozen signs.
See me for grain and livestock housing insured Walbert Bill LeSuer. Ph. 5801 or 4787 Osceola tf.
Polk Platte and Merrick Counties are listed for corn shelling. Contact Ray Tworek at Silver Creek via phone 5494 for details. Event appears as a local posting with no additional dates or organizers.
Wednesday night match scheduled for 8 30 at the Osceola High School Auditorium. Tickets are sold through local firefighters and at Osceola Hardware.
Mrs Ralph Jones extends heartfelt gratitude to everyone for support during her hospital stay and for the care shown to her family.
A note thanking relatives and friends for cards flowers and gifts received. The writer also expresses gratitude to Dr. Anderson and hospital staff and nurses for their kindness and care.
A sincere thanks to friends and relatives for visits flowers gifts and cards during my recent hospital stay in Osceola. Special appreciation goes to Dr Carson and the hospital staff for their wonderful care.
The family expresses gratitude for acts of kindness shown during his illness and after his death. They thank hospital staff, the doctor, relatives, friends, for care, cards, memorial gifts, flowers, and food, and acknowledge Msgr Kean Fr Schnoebel Fr Chonta and the pallbearers.
The Virgil family expresses gratitude for the cards calls flowers and food received during illness and after the death of Goldie Rose Virgil from Vinvin Morris and Gerald Quick and family.
Sincere thanks to relatives friends and all who sent cards flowers gifts and calls during Fred Wescoat's illness and hospitalization. Gratitude goes to the Maple Leaf Club minister and hospital staff for kindness and aid. Mrs. Fred Wescoat Mr. Gordon Mace and family. Al Yungdahl expresses thanks for well wishes during and after hospitalization.
Troop 283 held gatherings at leaders homes on February 5 and February 12 with Valentine crafts, bingo, and a heart puzzle game. A February 19 meeting opened with nine members. Marcia served treats as Mrs. McDonald and Mrs. Johnson provided lunch and drinks. Reporter Lori Davis.
Local residents hosted guests and attended club meetings through the weekend. Swede Home and T C W Club events were reported, with relatives visiting from Osceola York and Norfolk. Families shared dinners and Sunday gatherings at multiple homes across the area.
Local residents attended church and social gatherings including a card party at St Andrew s Church and multiple birthday celebrations. Guests included the Kresha, Wills, Wieseman, Shelmadine, Burritt, Rutter, McBeth, Boden, Grossnicklaus, and Urban families with visitors from Des Moines and Fort Leonard Wood.
Mrs Mae Peterson and Mr and Mrs Harlan Donelson with Ken Rex and Betty were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Bob Peterson. Miss Charlotte Dinges of Lincoln and Bob Dinges of Laramie Wyoming visited their mother Mrs Rose Dinges and Roger over the weekend.
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