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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1971
Page
6
A mixed page of classified notices including for sale items from Dalmatian pups to sewing machines and pianos, farm land near Polk County, shade trees, chainsaw chains, farm properties with terms, Avon and Studio Girl beauty ads, septic tank cleaning, hostesses for demonstrations, and contact numbers across York Osceola Stromsburg and Grand Island Nebraska.
We express sincere thanks to relatives and friends for kindness and sympathy during the illness and death of our sister-in-law Le Nora Anderson and for the memory of Lloyd O. Wamsley on his October 26 anniversary. Dick and Donna Anderson and families thank you for 25th wedding anniversary thoughts.
Whirlpool appliances RCA Zenith radios stereo sets and televisions offered with sales and service in Stromsburg Moore Lumber Co contact 764 4441 display room available for viewing and purchase details
Elmer Piper Kevin Marsh and Elsie Stewart express thanks to Dr. Davis hospital staff Rev Bachenberg and Legion Auxiliary for support visits cards flowers and a walker. They credit the hospital nurses and doctors for good care during hospitalization and praise the local medical team.
A note from Mollie Swanson expresses gratitude for cards flowers gifts and best wishes received on her 90th birthday. She thanks all who remembered her and sent support.
Alfred Gomdringer underwent major surgery at Bryan Memorial Hospital in Lincoln. Teresa Dunn remains a patient in Room 864 at Clarkson Hospital in Omaha. Edna Anderson returned home after nearly two weeks at Clarkson Hospital in Omaha for tests.
United Methodist Church notes weekly meetings and services led by Rev. Truman Bachenberg with classes, choirs, mission talks, and a guest from the General Board of Missions. Calvary Lutheran Church announces worship and events at Swede Home with ongoing announcements.
The OHS marching band received a superior rating and was the only Class C and D group to earn one rating from each of the three judges. After results, the band celebrated with pizza and cake. At the second Student Council meeting officers were elected Brad Johansen vice president Julie Wobig secretary and Margie Simonsen treasurer. The council planned gym banners and conference decorations. Ten MIKE staff members and adviser Mrs Sandra Heth attended the 40th annual NHSPA Conference in Lincoln on November 1 with sessions on Newswriting sportswriting feature writing and more. Top papers and yearbooks were awarded. The NHSPA toured the Nebraska Telecommunications Building home to the Educational Television Network. Participants included Marla Augustine Ruth Bachenberg Julie Hiemer Charlene Fujan Tom Johnson Becky McDonald Margie Simon sen Janet Urban Beth Wiesen and Julie Wobig. Many seniors will be busy unlocking their verbal and mathematical skills.
Harvest operations pick up after a week of damp weather as Osceola markets report corn at 1.05 a bushel oats near 95 cents and beans at 2.80 a bushel. Market activity resumes with field work increasing across the region.
Sunday dinner at the Harry Sterup residence included Mr and Mrs Jim Sterup and their Columbus family along with Mr and Mrs Arthur Johansen. Mrs Jim Sterup sent her son Jerry back to Beatrice Monday with Mrs Johansen and Mrs Harry Sterup. SAT testing is planned for Saturday the 6th to determine Regents scholarships at the University of Nebraska Lincoln.
Catalog highlights late model tractors such as 656 Gas at 5744.00 and 826 D hydraulic at 7650.00 plus 1066 D with cab air 10250.00. Also listed are 1456 D, 1066 D dual valves, 1466 D with cab heat 11650.00 and 9780.00, loaders, combines with platforms and reels, grinder mixer 1975.00, and forages including Krause disks and a Kewanee disk set.
October 27 1971 bowling results list high scores by players Keith Croak Harold Grossnicklaus and Stan Van Hoosen with team leaders Builders Supply Fontanelle Hybrids and The 138s. Other leagues show top games by Joan Richards Ida Coover and Mary Lou Stallings with teams Checkmates Blue Flames and Marak's Little Filleys.
The Osceola Record lists religious events across Milan E Swasko pastorate and St Paul Lutheran Church in Rising City. It notes confirmation classes, worship times, choir meetings, LCW and LCM evenings, and church services at St Vincent St Mary St Andrew and First Lutheran with dates November 6 7 8 9 10 11 12.
Daily high and low temperatures recorded from October 26 to November 1 with rainfall totals. October rainfall reached 2.41 inches, surpassing the normal 1.15 inches. multiple days show measurable precipitation.
Osceola residents Mr and Mrs Merton Flodman and their infant spent Sunday with Bill Kuta at his Columbus home.
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