Weather Wit and Community Happenings From Osceola
Eldena Lindblade shares notes on warm sunny spells and upcoming events in Osceola. She mentions calf watching, a piano concert in Omaha, local signs about road safety, a March card party at the Osceola Rebekahs and Odd Fellows Lodge, and a Department of Labor interviewer visiting the Welfare Office on March 28.
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Florida
World Herald
Osceola’s Jr
Omaha
Osceola
Dan Armbruster
Louisiana
Texas
Nebraska
Osceola Rebekahs and
Odd Fellows Lodge
Department of Labor
A. Barnes
Social Security News
Lincoln Social Security Office
Lincoln
Golden Anniversary for Oscar and Mrs Jones in Swede Home
Mr and Mrs Oscar Jones celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary at Calvary Lutheran Church Swede Home with about 375 guests. Their four sons hosted the affair with daughters and daughters in law assisting at the serving table.
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Oscar Jones
Calvary Lutheran Church
Wesley
Dennis
Burdette
Ervin
Helen Beebe
Betty Jean Michener
Polk County road concerns echoed by Osceola citizen
A Osceola resident urged Polk County commissioners to inspect roads toward the York County line and Canada Township to address deteriorating conditions. The letter also notes pride in Osceola and requests county road improvements.
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the Record
Polk County
Osceola
York County
Canada
Local Happenings Highlights Community Visits and Birthdays
Saturday evening visitors at Martin Gestrine’s home included Mr. and Mrs. Ben Berger and Mrs. Harold Johnson from Stromsburg. Grand Island’s Mrs. Joe Sullivan visited her mother Mrs. R. N. Hastings Sunday. Darin Sterup had Monday supper at Emanuel Klein’s for David Klein’s birthday. Birthday cake guests included Martin Jones, Michelle and Annette Miller. Mrs. W. F. Eisemann of Citrus Heights arrived Monday to stay with her parents, the Timms. David Jones, Viola Wieseman, and Louise Timm joined Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Massie for birthdays of Mrs. Jones and Mrs. Massie. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Colby visited the Edward Wagners Sunday.
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Martin Gestrine
Ben Berger
Harold Johnson
Stromsburg
Joe Sullivan
Grand Island
R. N. Hastings
Darin Sterup
Emanuel Klein
David Klein
Martin Jones
Michelle
Annette Miller
W. F. Eisemann
Citrus Heights
California
Albert Timm
David Jones
Viola Wieseman
Louise Timm
Chas. Massie
Jones
Massie
Earl Colby
Edward Wagners
Local social notes from a Midwest weekend gathering
Mr and Mrs M A Mills Jr returned from an REA convention in Las Vegas and a Tucson visit with Webster Mills and Howard Pierce. Saturday dinner in Columbus included Chas Massie Ed Lewis. Rowland Coffman of Lincoln visited daughter Fred Hanson. Gotfrid Larson hosted Thursday dinner with Ervin Grossnicklaus John Braithwait Shelby and Stanley Braithwait Kingman Arizona. Patty Braithwait joined for the Golden Wedding of John and Braithwaits.
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M. A. Mills, Jr
REA
Las Vegas
Tucson
Arizona
Webster Mills
Howard Pierce
Columbus
John Massies
Mmes
Chas. Massie
Ed Lewis
Rowland Coffman
Lincoln
Alfred Hanson
Gotfrid Larson
Ervin Grossnicklaus
John Braithwait
Shelby
Stanley Braithwait
Patty
Kingman
John Braithwaits
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RK KK
Miss Lewis
Jim Lewis
Blackstone Hall
Debbie Heiden
Linda Kumpf
Jim McCoy
McCoy
Leroy Rein
Lee Rein
Sue Bonczynski
Farwell
Lewis
Kenneth Lemburg
United Methodist
Mary
Mrs. Jones
Son Wesley
Connie Pollard
Diane Pehrson
Pam Jones
Kathy Dittmer
Betty Swanson
Swasko
Wahoo
Ceresco
Clarks
Lodgepole
Lyman
Polk
York
Fort Collins
Colorado
Norfolk
Mead, Pender
Fremont
Alma Nelson
Uland
Don Uland
Hastings
Ross Uland
Lee Whitcomb
DeVern Rodene
Terry Uland
Wayne Beatty
Cherie Uland
Jay Aland
Mary Sue Beatty
Melvin McGimpsey
Donna
Pat
Charles McGimpsey
Central Tech College
Ness Shelmadine
Ivinson Hospital
Laramie
Wyoming
Harry Sterup
Paul
Fausta) Reisdorff
Ridgerow Drive
San Diego
Don Kroft
Leonard Davidson
Mike Simonsen
Osceola Implement Co
Keith Miller
Beere Ei
Plymouth Fury
Chrysler
America
Johnson
Main Street
Stromsburg, Nebr
Chrysle Motors Corporation
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