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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1972
Page
3
A collection of brief thanks from readers expressing appreciation to doctors nurses clergy and family for care support and memorials. Messages name Dr Clarence Davis Jr Fr Edward O Leary Fr Joseph Kaup and others with thanks for cards gifts visits flowers prayers and kindness.
J Sterling Morton wrote a vivid summer 1855 bear chase tale for a Commemorative Pamphlet honoring Nebraska City and the nation. The piece recalls Main Street pursuit, Sheriff Birchfield and townsfolk, and a bear carcass display as winter approached. Nebraska State Historical Society reprints Morton biography and offers copies for sale.
The Gaines Dog Research Center says bones can help or hinder clubs. Three bad bone types the Wishbones Jawbones and Knucklebones hinder work while the Back bones start to work when action is needed. Be a good bone to aid your Club.
RAF locals visit relatives across Lincoln Osceola Omaha and Kearney with weekend guests and hospital stays. Chris Conrad son of Ray Conrad had knee surgery in Lincoln and returned to Albion. Morris Jenn funeral drew relatives from Fort Hood Lodge Pole Ralston Chicago and beyond for memorials.
Harold E. Nelson expresses gratitude to those who sent gifts cards and visits while hospitalized here and at Lincoln Special thanks go to Dr Davis and the hospital staff.
The NFIB notes a shift among independent business people toward free trade and higher productivity. A Texas contractor stresses tying wage increases to production. The piece warns of a low productivity future if labor and management fail to act, urging higher productivity and skill.
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