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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1969
Page
6
Mary Kresha and other girls were overnight guests at a farewell party for Anne Armbruster at Becky McDonald’s home on Friday evening. Mrs Lulu Pickett and other ladies attended a dinner Tuesday at Mrs Walter Koehler’s home.
Local social round up details visits and gatherings in Osceola Nebraska with residents from Osceola and nearby towns. Notable mentions include Grace Buchta Edna Reed the Brazees Dee Hastings Lulu Pickett and the Wyman family attending clubs meals birthdays Easter preps and travel plans to Denver Hawaii and Beatrice. The Valley Get-To-Gether Society meets April 3 with organizers listed.
Monday to Thursday school lunches list goulash green beans corn bread butter peach crisp milk meat loaf corn bun butter sauce cookie creamed turkey over biscuits peas orange juice raisin square peanut butter milk scalloped potatoes meat sand one half egg et cup spice cake family gathering held March 16 at Albert W Gabriel home honored birthdays of Mrs A Gabriel Mrs Martens and Teresa and Jerry Gabriel with Harold Martens Ben Gabriel Don Gabriel and Mrs B J McClain families present.
Mrs. Paul Konig received a hand crafted quilt made by St. Paul Lutheran Church members. The 425 rectangle quilt features an embroidered church outline and individual names in each block. Edged with pale pink, the project started last year with family blocks and was quilted at Mrs. Bert Gissler’s home.
Visitors at the Frank Frizzell home included his daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Robert Clark of Bethesda en route to California to build a home and move by August. The Hesgroups and neighbors hosted gatherings and noted birthdays and club activities while reports mention theater outing by students and regional social visits.
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