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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1969
Page
3
The families of Victor Mangel sen Eddie Mangelsen and Mrs Bob Sigler along with Misses Pauline Faye and Mary Lou Mangel sen of Omaha were hosted Sunday at the Ina Mangel sen home to observe March birthdays.
Local notes report a newborn son at the Cox home amid cheerful family updates. Everett H. Campbell visits Fremont, and various residents travel to Rising City and David City. Rebekah officers address a meeting, postbox rents set for April 1, 1909, and officials shuffle roles in caucuses. The old Clark bridge spans wash away, to be replaced in fall.
March 16 1939 and 1959 items recount Osceola depot chief C C Snodgrass reassigned from Stromsburg to Osceola, local obituaries for George Graff and Emanuel Fernandez, 57, and news of local clubs, weddings, and 4 H groups. Also notes Mary Ward and Eugene Sterup wedding in Omaha.
Esther Kuhnel reports a busy period of social visits and events in Lincoln Columbus and surrounding towns. Guests include the Huggler, Jacobs, Brigham, Paine, Kuhnel, Girard, Nelson, Oquist, McKeag, Dawes, Alt, Pliefke, Nielsen and Schmaker families among others. Activities range from dinners and birthdays to church and bowling meets with hospital and tournament travels noted.
A Sunday birthday dinner at the Glen Hendrickson home honored Miss Lulu Hendrickson. Attending were Mrs. Laura Herdrickson, Mr. and Mrs. James Anderson Jr., and Leslie. Mr. and Mrs. James Turner attended a Good Samaritan Home meeting Wednesday at Beatrice. Mrs. Jack Johnston joined them and visited her daughter Mrs. Derrold Tibbetts.
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