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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1972
Page
7
Corner house in Minden Nebraska with central air conditioning carpeted three bedrooms two stories furnace nearly new two car garage recently repainted and storm windows. Contact 832-1676 for sale details.
Mrs. Robert McGimpsey and Darwin R. Hahn express gratitude for prizes flowers cards visits prayers and hospital care. Special thanks go to Rev Edmonds nurses Dr Heine and Dr Davis at Behlen Memorial Hospital and to neighbors who provided food and support during illness and recovery.
Professional farm management company with 39 offices in Nebraska and Iowa offers appraisals sales and farm investment counsel and loans. Phil Vrana Box 765 Columbus represents Farmers National Co since 1929.
Two Nebraska public notices warn all concerned in the estates of Kenneth R. Monson and Herman Schade to file all claims by August 31 1972 and August 24 1972 respectively. Hearings on claims are set for September 1 1972 at 10 AM and August 25 1972 at 10 AM. Dated May 8 and May 1 1972. County Judge Eldon R. Johnson seals.
The Record invites area children to be photographed for a local color feature at the Osceola Hotel on Saturday May 13 from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. No charge or obligation for parents or subscriptions. Color proofs and optional color portraits available. newspaper images will be in black and white. Call Mrs. A G McVeigh to schedule.
Bob Carey, chairman, seeks contestants for Osceola Little Miss Contest on Thursday June 1 at 3 p.m. Open to any girl aged 3 to 7 living in District 19. Not a talent contest. judging based on poise appearance and dress with two outfits. Three winners ride in Friday parade. Official rules and entry blank below.
The May church schedule lists St Paul Lutheran L C A led by Pastor Konig with services and choir events from May 14 to 21 including confirmations and a Mother's Day sermon. Other items include Catholic holiday mass times May 10 to 13, Calvary Lutheran in Swede Home with LCM meeting and cemetery group event May 11 12, and a Synod Convention at Midland College May 15 to 17 along with a St Andrews Mass schedule.
The Stromsburg Baptist Church hosted the Annual 4-H Sunday on May 7 with about 190 4-H members, parents, and friends attending. Clubs including Boxer Baby Beef, Debettes, Eager Beavers, 4-H Clovers, Jolly Feeders, Junior Miss, Purple Ribbon Strivers, Rockettes, and Sunshine Riders planned and presented the observance. Refreshments were provided by the participating clubs. alumni banquet tickets are to be ordered by May 22.
Nearly 125 members of the Osceola Women’s Bowling Association attended the annual banquet on May 1 at Ryan Hill Country Club. Brian Hopwood entertained with vocal numbers and guitar. Awards: Maxine Hahn 236 high game, Pat Miller 625 high series, Mary Lou Stallings high average 173. perfect attendance noted. New officers elected include Mrs. Larry Johnson president and others, all Osceola residents. Clair Huggler elected vice president of the Associated Master Barbers and Stylists of Nebraska at Lincoln convention. son of Mr. and Mrs. Chris Huggler.
Several names express gratitude to friends relatives and staff for visits gifts flowers and cards received during hospital stays and after returning home. Mentions Rev Bachenberg Dr Davis Rev Hamlin Dr Anderson Pastor Swasko and Mrs Martin Lundstrom.
Mr and Mrs David Layson relocate to Mrs Bill Anderson residence near Muse Theatre with 1 1 2 year old Jennifer from Nevada Mo G V Griffith former professor at Southern Colorado State College Pueblo now in Columbus resides at Maud Magnuson home East Osceola Extension club Blue River met May 5 hosted by Mrs Delmar Rathje of Shelby. The group discussed a silent auction for fall lessons Slick Tricks taught by Mrs Ronald Smith lunch by Mrs Rathje door prize to Mrs Norbert Rathje next meeting Sept 20 at Mrs Larry Moores house
Osceola Lodge AF and AM hosts evening programs at City Hall G with Hist Society and local figures on May 11. May 12 features OHS Music Concert Bake Sale and Authors Party at Nebr Power Office with two sessions. May 15 includes Scouts 100F and May 16 honors convocation at the gym with Stoner Club and local organizers. May 18 offers Ride A Wees Lillian Timm WCTU Beatrice Brazee and a Commencement at the gym plus Legion Aux and club activities.
Baccalaureate services for the 1972 Osceola High School graduates will start at 8 p.m. Sunday May 14 with Rev. Truman Bachenberg delivering the sermon. The program will include performances by the girls glee club and Folksingers.
80 4 row lister rubber press wheels 70 lb boxes 1,475.00. 650 forage harvester direct throw with 2 row crop unit 3,850.00. 72 inch pickup unit 550 forage harvester unit 3,450.00. 350 forage harvester with 1 row crop unit 2,250.00. 430 all twine 2,450.00.
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