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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1962
Page
4
Winter garment care urged as school vacation begins and dirt risks wear. Osceola cleaners invite group tours while listing local residents and social visits from Stromsburg Hastings and Grand Island. Eighth grade graduation noted with trips and family visits across Lincoln and David City.
Miss Mary Kresha took part in the May Crowning at St Vincent church Sunday evening. Betty Lou Burritt Donna Mentink and Dotty Watts hosted a bridal shower for Miss Leila Miley at the Methodist church parlors Sunday afternoon. Attendees included Barbara Wieseman Effie Fernandez and various local families. Graduation exercises drew relatives including Robi McCormick and guests from Omaha Malvern and Lincoln. A Osceola High School musical event and a surprise birthday for Mrs Wieseman were also noted with several local attendees.
Mr and Mrs Arthur Deeter of Omaha were guests Friday evening of Mrs Grace Buchta. Mrs Grace Buchta and Mr and Mrs Ted Wyman and family attended the No 7 school picnic Sunday at Osceola park. Mrs Christianna and Laurence Sarow stopped Sunday after church and had dinner with Mrs M D Strong in Stromsburg.
A dance event at the Parish Hall in Shelby features music by Duffy Belorad on Tuesday May 29. Tickets and entry details are listed in the community notices.
Gerald Leaf vice pastor announces Luther League meeting on Thursday May 24 at 7 30 p m. Sunday May 27 the Fifth Sunday after Easter features Sunday School at 10 a m and Worship at 11 a m. Vacation Bible School runs daily Monday through Friday 8 30 to 11 30 a m.
The Goldenrods 4 H Club met April 30 at Klingman’s home. Members answered roll call by naming favorite teachers and discussed Yard Beautification tasks. Leader Mrs. Rose Garey showed fashion films. Next meeting set for May 24 at Monson’s home. Judy Cerny Reporter.
A busy week of visits and family gatherings fills pages as residents host relatives from Fairfield Connecticut Glencoe Minnesota and Lincoln Nebraska. Steven Oquist marks a second birthday with family including Mrs Frank Oquist and the Oquist clan.
Friday guests included Mrs. Duane Jones and several families. Sunday dinner at the Harold W Johnson home featured the Hanquist and Marlowe Johnson households. Additional visits spanned Friday through Tuesday with residents from York, Omaha, Wausa, and various local families, including Mrs. Florence Johnson, Mrs. Ann Anderson, and Miss Helen Pierson.
District 54 residents and relatives from San Jose California travel to Broken Bow visit family connections and attend graduations. Families including Wyman Burger Imhoff and Tooker share Mother’s Day and in law visits with multiple Obituaries not present.
Osc eola seniors and sponsors traveled by Burlington train to Denver and Colorado Springs on a May trip with about 750 students from several schools. Highlights included the U S Air Academy visit, Flying W Ranch rock climbing and dinner, Van Briggle Pottery, Ghost Town, and a Seven Falls ascent with views of the Rockies and Pike's Peak.
Mr and Mrs David Olson and children of Genoa visited at the Darrell Atkinson home Sunday and enjoyed a picnic supper. Mr and Mrs Donald Schip porell and girls visited with her parents Mr and Mrs Albert Morris at Clarkson Tuesday and called at the Roscoe Age home Wednesday.
The group enjoyed friendly chipmunks in the mountains then visited Cheyenne Mountain Zoo and the monkey house. After sightseeing at the Broadmoor Hotel and supper at Denver U they returned by train to Osceola tired but happy with souvenirs and memories.
Soil and Water Conservation Districts lead national observance from May 27 to June 3 under the theme Water The Stream of Life. The piece highlights water’s vital role for drinking, farming, industry, and recreation, noting both its blessings and risks.
The piece urges land and water care as shared responsibility across farms and communities. It highlights the role of 2,900 soil and water conservation districts and invites nonfarm residents to join in watershed projects, promising benefits for future generations. Soil Stewardship Week prompts reflection on blessings and duties linked to soil and water.
Mrs. Leon Merrick spent a few days in Weeping Water last week to attend the funeral of Mrs. Carl Day.
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