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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1972
Page
3
Esther Kuhnel reports a week of community gatherings and family visits across the Osceola region. Local residents attend birthdays, dinners, and club events. Cub Scouts, Shrine Circus outings, and 4-H activities are noted along with several baptisms and family receptions.
Mrs. John LeMar of Fargo South Dakota spent the weekend with Mrs. Annie Inness and visited George and John Inness. Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Rodene and Mrs. Ruby Anderson of Perry, Nebraska visited Pawnee City Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rodene. Clarence Anderson returned the weekend of April 22 from a Southeast tour including the Country Music Hall of Fame in Nashville and Kennedy Space Center in Fort Lauderdale.
Local families hosted and visited kin across several towns including Lincoln Omaha Axtell and Holdrege. Notable events included birthdays anniversaries and an open house for Julia Vincent amid social visits to Lundstrom Gestrine and Ferris households. Markets listed corn oats wheat beans and Milo prices.
Miss Nancy Anne Davis daughter of Mr and Mrs Noble Davis Silver Creek became the bride of Larry L Heiden son of Mr and Mrs Norman Fintel Osceola in a St Lawrence Catholic Church ceremony. Rev Stanley Mitera officiated with John Vetick as rector. The couple will reside in Silver Creek after a Lake Okoboji honeymoon week and she is a secretary for Sand Construction while he works for Agro Service.
During a Scotts Bluff visit Democratic candidate Mayor Sam Yorty of Los Angeles pinned a campaign button on Miss Sophia Kresha of Mitchell. The event links Yorty to Osceola families through family relations and social visits across several Nebraska communities.
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