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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1963
Page
6
A bride marrying a European noble emphasizes updating bank accounts Social Security records stocks and bonds drivers licenses voting registration and life insurance. She suggests consulting an agent to review existing coverage and align it with future plans.
Forty years ago Sept Andrews, who has served in Osceola schools the past three years, agrees to stay another year. Others elected include Chas. Lée Bar, Bertha Scholz, Esther Sherich, Elsie.
Thirty years ago the city prepared a confidence day with women led by the Woman's Club taking official duties. Names listed include Mayor Mrs. Kit F. Nuquist City Clerk Mrs. D. Kirtley Treasurer Mrs. Fred W. Schuman and other council and committee members. Also notes a death of 22 year old Carol Chenoweth in Central City and an Osceola cemetery interment.
About 250 county residents attended a May 1953 Osceola school auditorium meeting to hear Verne Pangborn of the Nebraska State Board of Health discuss building a Polk County hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Otto B Nelson were feted on Sunday at their event.
Mr and Mrs L L Iler spent Friday evening with Mr and Mrs J H Gustafson. A mechanical heart and blood purifier was used successfully for the first time in 1953 by John H Gibbon an American surgeon per World Book Encyclopedia.
The stethoscope was invented by French physician Rene Theophile Laennec in 1816, according to the World Book Encyclopedia.
A jumble of kitchen recipe directions and gas industry prose highlights include a candy spread from Mrs Orville Hansen of Kimballton Iowa, notes on natural gas history and pipeline efficiency, a house for sale with buyer impressions, dating tips for graduates, and ads urging gas clothes dryers with cheerful slogans.
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