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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1972
Page
2
Residents and families from Pisgah and nearby towns kept busy with visits, trips to Kearney for a teachers convention, Jr. 4-H leaders conference in Lincoln, art show at the school, birthdays in Kearney, and Eastern Star activities. Multiple households hosted dinners, guest stays, and weekend excursions across Columbus, Greeley area, and Garland Texas.
The Bill Konz family and relatives gathered in Monroe to honor Mrs. Mary Konz on her 80th birthday at the Gerard Konz home. Various families visited, with trips to Fremont, David City, Lincoln, and Grand Island for family events and church activities noted. Continued health updates and a church cleaning planned for March 28 at 1 p.m. at St. Andrews.
Wayland Mr and Mrs Ronald Eklund returned from a three week vacation, joining their son Reg Eklund and family in Las Vegas for a convention. The piece lists numerous weekend gatherings including guests from York Lincoln Chula Vista and Shenandoah with family and friends as well as a wedding in Hastings and a farm sale in Osceola.
Mrs Lavina Kopke and family are mentioned with phone 735 4326 in a sequence of social notes. The Ted Gonnermans took Joyce and Denny Keyes to Omaha Sunday where they were met by their mother in Shenandoah Iowa. Social gatherings include buffet suppers and bridge at the Max Quick home in Stromsburg and dinners with the Peter Kookes, Anthony Winter family of Bradshaw, and Robert Barr family of York Mines.
A hospital notes roundup lists multiple patients by name and residence including Mrs. Ben Schmoker Osceola Mrs. Irene Burritt Osceola Miss Lillie Johnson Osceola and others. Dismissed Timothy Jones Silver Creek and Mr Henry Smith Shelby among several entries.
Mr and Mrs Nielsen observe their 50th wedding anniversary with open house at Evangelical Free Church on March 12 attended by 250 guests. They married March 15, 1922. Daughters and grandchildren helped with ceremonies and readings. Guests came from Lincoln Columbus Polk Holdrege Aurora Waco York Stromsburg and surrounding areas.
The list shows a school menu for March 27 to March 31 with daily items: Monday hamburger on a bun, green beans, applesauce, extra sandwiches and milk. Tuesday dried beef over potatoes, jello salad, peach sauce, sandwich and milk. Wednesday turkey in gravy over potatoes, buttered corn, jello with topping, bread and butter sandwiches and milk. Thursday Husker burger, tossed salad, pears, Easter cake, extra sandwiches and milk. Friday no school. Also a brief line about a Record classified ad.
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