Week in Lincoln and area noted with confirmations and funerals
Blanche Rein attended her granddaughter Tami Rein's confirmation at St Mark Church in Lincoln. Families from multiple towns joined the Emil Monson funeral services and several visits and gatherings occurred at various homes and church events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Rein
Lincoln
Tami Rein
St. Mark Methodist Church
Verland Bauer
Scott
Rising City
Helen Beebe
Don Branting
Clarks
Dennis Kubicek
Malcolm
Kirk Bauers
Raymond
Emil Monson
Santa Maria
Calif
Grand Island
Beatrice
Kearney
North Platte
Positive Feedback Will Be A Regular Record Feature
A new Osceola Record column, Positive Feedback by Thomas R Partington MSW, focuses on marriage family children and elderly life. It offers reader Q A and guidance from a Pioneer Mental Health Center staffer with expertise in counseling and school outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola Record
Thomas R Partington
MSW
Pioneer Mental Health Center
Seward
Partington
Crete
University of Nebraska - Lincoln Graduate School of Social Work
Darla Sterup Wins Purple Ribbon at Sub-District Talk
4 H members from 11 counties took part in Fremont on Saturday May 1 for the Sub District Timely Topics Speaking Contest. Darla Sterup earned a purple ribbon in the girls division for Babysitting Blues and was chosen as the state contest alternate at 4 H Club Week in early June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
4-H
Fremont
Darla Sterup
Osceola News Call
OHS Boys Track Dominates Triangular Meet With Shelby and Silver Creek
The OHS boys track team scored 92 1/2 points for first place in a late April triangular meet on Silver Creek’s track, with standout performances by Dave Herrmann in shot put and high hurdles, Lyndon Wieseman in multiple events, Greg Cliffords in pole vault and long and triple jumps, and Dan Bond in sprints. They later placed eighth in the Goldenrod Conference meet at Platte College, bolstered by Herrmann and Cliffords in field events and the 880 yard relay. An anniversary party at Otto Nelson’s home celebrated his 80th birthday and the Nelsons’ 48th wedding anniversary, with guests including several Nelson and Anderson families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OHS
Murray Jones
Shelby
Silver Creek
Dave Herrmann
Lyndon Wieseman
Alan Bryan
Duane Tenniges
Wieseman
Troy Johnson
Greg Cliffords
Cliffords
Randy Reese
Scot Sipes
Reese
Dan Bond
Tim Johansen
Dash
Bond
John Heindryckx
Jun - Herrmann
Jerome Zelasney
Jun - Zelasney
Rich Hayes
Hayes
Herrmann
Zelasney
Tenniges
George Boruch
DeVon Carlson
Johansen
Heindryck
Goldenrod
Platte College
Carlson
Heindryckx
Otto Nelson
Nelson
Nelsons
Wesley Nelson
Harold Nelson
Joe Headrick
Clarence, Davis
Enoch
Aurora Anderson
Martin Jones
Greens Chapel hosts and weekend visit highlights
The column lists numerous social visits and gatherings in Greens Chapel and nearby towns. Guests include Mrs. John Isaacs, Nina Burke, Jim and Lille Dahlgren, Renae Burke, Steve Hollister, Quintin Toreil, Lester Welch, Wallace Lind, and many others visiting for birthdays, tea events, and neighborhood dinners across Osceola, Lincoln, York, and Swede Home. It also notes a TV interview with Gladys Lindstrom about the local newspaper’s role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl. Burke
John Isaacs
Dix
Nina Burke
Jim Dahlgren
San Diego
Calif
Lille Dahlgren
York
Willard Hollister
Renae Burke
Kathy Roberts
Lincoln
Renae
Steve Hollister
Columbus
Willard Hollis
George Burke
Central City
Bruce Rystroms
Gerald Cleveland
Meadow Grove
Brooke Berggren
Neal McBeth
Carol Donelson
Maurice Newcomer
Alan Berggren
David Rutter
Wallace Samuelson
Bill Stevens
Janice Donelson
Mae Twar
Also Mentioned on This Page
Leroy S. Graham
Matulka
Erwin Matulka
Archie McMaster
Wahoo
Dhrma
Jim Kadavy
Dwight
Thomas Partington
Mrs. Homer Green
Mae Twarling
Catherine Berggren
Roger Sundberg
Cathy
Gresham
ETV
Gladys Lindstrom
Lindstrom
Methodist Church
Osceola
Nebraska
Norge
Kenmore
New Ward
RCA
Mathilda Loseke
Ron Loseke
Engel and Cunningham
Fullerton Livestock Market
Nebraska Public Power District
Trate
Ned
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