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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1973
Page
7
Classified note offers trade in on a New Holland garden tractor and lists roto tillers for sale or rent. Contact Louis Monson at 747-2148. Also mentions a photo offer from Gene Neater Studio in Columbus, Nebraska for babies near six months old. tf
Found object identified as a hydraulic cylinder reported by Norman Fintel in Osceola. Contact principal at once to reclaim.
Clarence Henriksen thanks neighbors for cards and visits after a hospital stay at Aurora Memorial Hospital and praises the staff and doctors. He mentions courtesy from Dr. Davis and notes a favorable view of the hospital and its personnel.
The Don Sterups visited Mrs. Victor Sterup in York Hospital. Families from Stromsburg Fairmont Exeter and Grinnell gather for dinners reunions and travels. Hackberry Precinct reports March of Dimes drive totaling 152 dollars with Shelby Project Club donation.
Social news notes visitors and gatherings among Swede Home and nearby communities. Names include Harold W. Johnson, Carl W. Johnson, Richard Johnson, Karen Gestrine, Edna Gestrine, August F. Carlson, Rudolf Sandin, and others. Hospital and home visits are listed with dates and places.
Mrs. Vic Sterup thanks friends and relatives for cards flowers gifts and visits while a patient at York Hospital and says the thoughtfulness helped her very much.
Old Man Winter ends soon and spring tasks begin. Rake and clean up dead stems, power rake to reduce thatch, reseed bare spots, and fertilize with 20-10-10 or 30-10-10. March suits dormant spraying of ornamentals and fruit trees for scale insects mites and aphids with careful label reading and proper temps.
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