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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1963
Page
8
Osceola Record lists black and red pre cut gummed letters for posters in five sizes. Readers can buy minimal quantities for one or several signs. The notice also promotes soft water pellets at Osceola Feed Mill Elev Inc and Wilson Seed Farm offerings with contact details.
Mrs. Vic Mangelsen and Nancy Lee express gratitude for cards gifts and visits during hospitalization. They thank Dr. Eklund and the hospital staff for the fine care received.
The Martin Roberts Family expresses sincere thanks to neighbors and friends for flowers cards and memorials given after the loss of their mother and grandmother.
A note from Dan E. Wieseman expresses gratitude to relatives and friends for cards letters and visits he received while hospitalized, saying they were appreciated very much.
The relatives of Mrs. Augusta Mills acknowledge those who assisted at her funeral. They thank the ladies who provided lunch, Mrs. Schuman and Mrs. Carlson for the music, Rev. Hawkins for his messages, the escorts, and everyone who helped in any way.
Mrs Albert Croisant expresses sincere gratitude to the Rebekah Lodge relatives and friends for cards gifts and calls during her hospital stay and extends thanks to Dr Bierkower and the hospital staff for wonderful care.
Lone Star Darlene Jaster and Beverly Alt of Columbus spent Friday evening with Connie Leimser. David Kampovitz ETN3 of Alaska returned to San Diego after furlough with his parents. Columbus families hosted and visited relatives. Jesse Olcott funeral in Columbus. birthdays noted.
Polk County Farm Bureau leaders plan a district legislative meeting at the Legion Hall in Geneva on April 2 from 10:00 A M to 3:00 P M. The event is part of the second series across Nebraska, featuring Charles Marshall Robert Thompson and Bud Bollman. The agenda covers state and national legislative issues plus the Spring 1963 wheat referendum and federal programs.
The 4-H Homemaking Club met at Patty Dunn's on March 19 and welcomed four new members Phyllis Nyberg Julie Gullberg Patty Gullberg and Barbara Klingman. They planned outfits for a song contest and saw demonstrations on linings by Shirley Busch and interfacings by Mrs. Dunn. Members shared their instruments for a casual session. The next meeting will be at Dianne Lux's home on April 16.
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