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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1961
Page
8
A wartime era seed advertisement from Wilson Seed Farms Polk 2107 promotes grass and legume seeds including Nebr 28 Switchgrass and Ford Soy Beans. It mentions Miss Rheingold 1917 and seven grass drills for rent with expert help available.
Employment ad offers a $90 weekly start for a man, married status unspecified, seeking route work. Mentions magazine subscriptions and Edsel: Inberg Colum bus, Green Stamps, Ahrens Jewelry. The text is fragmented and unclear on firm details.
Osceola Record notes a large assortment of black and red pre cut gummed letters numbers and characters for signs. Easy to mount by moistening with five sizes including 1 4 and 6 inch options. Available to buy as needed for one or more signs.
An advertisement features a blond console Singer sewing machine with zig zag art and offers nine payments of 5.76 or cash discount. It includes a response box from Lincoln Nebraska. Also an early employment notice seeks neat appearing young graduates in Nebraska for field work with 450 dollars monthly plus bonus.
Free choice feeding boosts cattle growth on grass pastures with a liquid protein supplement providing vitamins and minerals. Improves animal health and farm economy. Call Ray Biemond at 1281 York for details.
We gratefully acknowledge expressions of sympathy after the passing of a beloved wife and mother. Thanks to Dr. Anderson and the staff of Annie Jeffrey Memorial Hospital for their tender care. Petrus C. Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore P. Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Krol.
A note expresses gratitude to relatives and friends for cards visits and gifts during hospitalization and after returning home. Special thanks are given to Dr. Eklund and the nurses for their care.
Mrs. Chas. Stewart thanks relatives friends and neighbors for letters cards flowers gifts and visits during her hospital stay and after returning home She specially thanks Dr Ekland and the nurses for their kindness and expresses heartfelt appreciation.
I thank those who sent cards flowers gifts and visits during my hospital stay. Special thanks to the 7th grade for their gifts and to Dr Eklund plus the hospital staff for their splendid care. I F Spaulding x
On April 29 1961 protests were filed against the automatic renewal of the American Legion War Post No 91 Osceola Nebraska on sale beer license. A hearing is set for June 1 1961 at 8 PM at Osceola City Hall to consider protests and determine if the license continuation should be allowed. Dated May 24 1961 City Clerk M C Snodgrass
Gotfrid and Glenda Larson of Osceola Nebraska seek off sale beer licenses and package liquor licenses. A Nebraska statute hearing will be held June 1 1961 at 8 pm at Osceola City Hall to consider protests and decide license continuance.
Elmer E Clasey and Gladys O Clasey of Osceola Nebraska face a City Council hearing on June 1 1961 at 8 PM at City Hall to consider protests and whether to continue their on and off sale beer and package liquor licenses under Nebraska statutes 53-134 53-135 53-135.01.
Richard Ziemba was honored at a graduation party hosted by his parents Mr and Mrs Frank Ziemba and Ronald after commencement at Osceola. Relatives and friends from Monroe Columbus Lindsay and Wayne gathered for socializing lunch and card games. The date followed school events with a Mothers Day picnic noted for Dist 18 and Dist 16.
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