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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1955
Page
10
Mrs Carl Timm returns home after pneumonia. Local birthdays and gatherings fill the week from Valley church cleaning to Halloween parties. Community members attend baptist rallies, 4 H Club tours, family dinners, and hospital visits as residents share news from Osborne area.
Twelve Polk County neighbors gathered at the Russell Fysell farm Monday afternoon to husk corn on about 50 acres. Five pickers worked as Russell lies in an Omaha hospital. Several locals assisted, with others later helping finish a silo at Fjell. Fire damaged hay and silage at the Donald Hanquist farm Sunday. origin unknown. County delegates attended the Lincoln Farm Bureau meeting. The Crow family left for Los Angeles to visit relatives.
Rural Route one mail boxes received a fresh paint coat by the Pleasant Homemakers 4-H Club as 13 members traveled the nine mile west end route. They aim to finish the project next spring. Funeral services for Melvin Worth of Omaha were held in Hampton after a heart attack death. He leaves three children and siblings in Omaha. Charles Carlson has returned from Mayo Clinic with medical treatment. Richard Johnson bought the Chas McGinnis home at public auction for 1075 dollars. Enoch Peterson was hospitalized in Omaha for major surgery. Mrs Mabel Giague and Edna of Brush Colorado visit brothers Glenn and Walter Green this week.
Mrs Martha Davis of Omaha joined the Herrmanns for a weekend visit. Cal Christensen and daughters of Gresham were guests of the Klingmans Monday evening. Charles Knapp of Benedict called on the Gross nicklaus home Sunday afternoon. Vance Teegerstrom of Stromsburf visited the Ekstroms Wednesday evening with the family.
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