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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1973
Page
3
District 54 residents and guests attended church services at Silver Creek High School andSwede Home. extended family and friends gathered at the Tooker and Wyman homes for meals and celebrations. Venezuelan exchange student Nora Sabater’s family visited, and multiple households hosted relatives from Omaha, Lincoln, and Columbus for Mother’s Day and graduation events.
Funeral services for Mrs Mary A Bahr were conducted at 2 p m Monday May 7 1973 at the United Methodist Church in Shelby Wisconsin following her death May 4 after a months illness The Eastern Star participated and great grandsons grandsons and other relatives attended She was born February 22 1885 in Watertown Wisconsin married Emil Bahr November 26 1903 and lived near Shelby Polk County for life Her survivors include her daughter Jo in Hopwood son Robert and their spouses two sisters a brother four grandsons a granddaughter twenty one great grandchildren and six great great grandchildren
The Valley News chronicles numerous Mother's Day visits and dinners across the region. Families from Lincoln Columbus Shelby and Silver Creek joined in dinners at homes and restaurants, with multiple residents attending concerts and club events.
Twelve members in Centennial dresses answered roll call for Summer Activities at the Lone Star Extension Club meeting hosted by Mrs. Marvin Mick on May 8. They noted upcoming events including a Spring Tea on May 14 and the state convention June 28 and 29. Nominations were filed for Outstanding Homemakers. Mrs. James Podliska reported on Homemakers Day in Omaha. Reading leader Mrs. Harry Oppliger gave a Mothers Day tribute. Citizenship leader Mrs. Fred Hecker discussed driver behavior as a major factor in auto accidents. The lesson Consumers and How to Complain was presented by Mrs. Lee Hegi and Mrs. Clyde Oppliger. Members were urged to complain directly to sellers or manufacturers. Adjournment set for Sept. 11 with an evening cafe meeting. Hostess gift went to Mrs. Elgin Tenniges.
Mr and Mrs Ronald Sarow visited Mr and Mrs Chas Massie Saturday evening. Sunday dinners hosted by the Dale Frizzells included Mrs Roy Frizzell and Mrs Irl Ward of Silver Creek and others from Stromsburg. The Wesley Peterson home hosted mothers day guests and evening callers from York and Kearney. Dale Frizzell hosted visitors from Pontiac Michigan Tuesday and Wednesday. Thelma Conkling attended commencement at Kearney State College with Dale Donelson. John Inness hosted Ray Beckner of Lincoln and others for Sunday dinner.
May 15 is the target last frost date with a depth chart for bulb planting. Depths range from one to seven inches, covering lilies, peonies, canna, gladioli, dahlias, calla, gladioli, hyacinth, and lilies with note that depths vary by source.
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