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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1971
Page
7
Swede Home project club meets March 4 with Mrs. Wesley Peters. various couples host and attend suppers for wedding anniversaries and birthdays. visitors travel from Lincoln Omaha Hardville Rising City and Palmer for church services meals and social gatherings.
Local social notes list numerous dinner and coffee visits across Crete Lincoln Polk Hartington Osceola Millard Fremont and Central City. Families including the Johnson Gillispie Sundberg Widga Fjell Knerr Burritt Conkling and others share gatherings at homes hotels and hospitals with multiple get togethers noted.
Mrs Homer Green and others attended the Anderson Wadell wedding. Loren Fellows hosted Lincoln guests while Lloyd Fellows hosted at home. Several families including Hirschfeld Catlett and Doremus joined Dan Hoffman for birthday celebrations and a cooperative dinner. Additional visits included Lawrence Larson and A T Lindquist gatherings.
Wayland Merry Workers cancel Wednesday gathering and reschedule for March 10 with Mrs. Wendell Spalding as hostess. Community social events continue with Stagette at Ryan Hill Country Club near Osceola and multiple weekend visits among local residents including Seward York and Stromsburg connections.
Harry Lees returned early last week after two weeks with his brothers in Colorado Wyoming and California. The LaVern Miller family spent the weekend with the Merle May bonnet family at Fullerton. They called on the Lloyd Millers at Fullerton Sunday evening. Mrs. Myrtle Constant of Albuquerque New Mexico and Donald Dixon of Tucson Arizona left by plane Wednesday for their homes after attending the funeral of their mother Mrs. Hattie Timm. Mrs. W J Suchy of Hinsdale Illinois had also come for the funeral and left for home on Thursday.
Chancellor Durward B. Warner warns of a serious financial crisis at the University of Nebraska as Gov. Exon budget cuts prompt a plan to trim programs. A list of potential eliminations will be reviewed by the regents at the March meeting, with several expected to shock the public and challenge the university’s Midwest status.
A compiled list shows residents with statuses including votes, dismissals, transfers, births, and deaths. Names span Osceola Stromsburg Benedict Shelby Polk York Lincoln and Scotia areas with multiple households and personal life notes.
The Stitch and Stir 4-H Club held its first meeting at the Youth Center on a Monday afternoon. Officers elected include Susie Wyman as president Carmer Schott as vice president Jayne Nelson as secretary Sheryl Schott as treasurer Tammy Conrad and Paula Smith for Scrap Book LuAnn Augustin is News Reporter with Cindy Schott as games and Judy Schott as Flag bearer. The group discussed project books and set a follow up meeting for March 16 at the home of Cindy and Sheryl Schott.
Sunday visits tied families across Nebraska and Iowa. Eliza beth Hill of Omaha received a hospital visit from Rolland Ekstrom and others. AMN Michael Schutt, en route from Travis AFB, visited Lillian Wieseman. The McCarthy family from Seward visited Mervin Ransom Sr. and more relatives gathered weekend at various homes and fish fry events.
Local residents report visits and hospitality with friends and family from York Stromsburg Columbus Lincoln and Boulder Colorado. Notable events include Mary Anderson-Marvin Wadell wedding in Stromsburg and a California cleanup plaque awarded to Fall River Mills and McArthur.
A reader from Star City Sask Canada, Elsie Cerny of Denver Colorado, sends a note for renewal of the Record with a money order. She describes a cold winter with temperatures below zero to -45 degrees and sends greetings to old friends while expressing enjoyment of the publication.
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