Evans family welcomes baby boy born in Columbus
Jr and Mrs William Evans Jr announce the birth Monday October 27 at Behlen Memorial Hospital a baby boy weighing 10 pounds 3 ounces The mother is Sharon Gaedeke of Silver Creek.
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1969
Page
8
Jr and Mrs William Evans Jr announce the birth Monday October 27 at Behlen Memorial Hospital a baby boy weighing 10 pounds 3 ounces The mother is Sharon Gaedeke of Silver Creek.
The Dobbs Truss offers a sanitary washable design with a soft concave pad to hold a rupture while working or walking. It avoids bulbs belts and straps and claims two pressure points to press the body. A factory trained technician will demonstrate at the Evans Hotel in Columbus on Saturday November 8 from 1 to 4 p.m. Mr Brandon will handle demonstrations with no obligation.
Community calendar lists multiple group meetings and changes across November including City Council Filibuster Club Lions PEO Garden Club Rebekahs Booster Club and film night at City Cafe plus Scout and Lions gatherings. Notable entries include ABC Bridge Club TOOP Stoner Club Industrial Develop Monday PEO and Chamber events with note changes to dates and times.
The column reflects on gray November days turning sunny briefly and Thanksgiving mood. It notes colorful leaves, favorite oak in Dewey Sigler’s yard, football games by the Bulldogs and Huskers, stadium neighbor memories, and a lighthearted look at cats, weather, and hobby gardening.
Mr and Mrs Charles Kucera of Osceola won an all expense paid four day Las Vegas trip for being top sales producers at Triple F Feeds Des Moines Iowa. Sixty two couples from Triple F Feeds traveled by chartered 727 from Des Moines arriving October 30 and returning November 2. A recognition party at the El Cortez Hotel featured entertainers including Dinah Shore and Harry James.
Fifteen Legion Auxiliary members met at Mrs. Carl R. H. Johnson’s home on October 31 with Mrs. W. W. Norton as assistant hostess. Mrs. Carl Wieseman led the session in the president’s absence. Mrs. M. R. Anderson reported 300 lb of clothing, afghans, and pillows delivered to Beatrice State Home and 800 lb to the Winnebago Reservation in October, with future Beatrice and Winnebago drives planned. Osceola Unit to host County Government Day lunch on November 12. new officers named: Vern Johnson, Allan Kresha, Paul Walgren, M. R. Anderson, Gertude Reece, John Malek, and John Wieseman. Quilt blocks were sewn in the afternoon.
Polk County Farm Bureau delegates Robert W. Bryan and Walter W. Berck joined state preliminary policy discussions October 30 31 at Grand Island. They reviewed 850 recommendations from 87 county organizations to shape Nebraska Farm Bureau policy for 1970.
A Tri-Deanery Workshop will be held at Aquinas High School in David City on Sunday afternoon November 9 with free registration at 1 00 p m and the program starting at 1 30 p m Led by Lincoln W meeting hosted by the Deaneries of Wahoo David City and York Cotton and Cake 4 H Club met at Kim Boden s home October 28 with Halloween costumes officers elected plans for Next year Let s Bake and Groom Your Room Games and a Halloween lunch were served State Bar Association sessions were attended by Mr and Mrs B A Mills Jr Mr and Mrs Mills and Phillip Nyberg
Claude R. Minick 69 former Rising City resident died Oct. 23 in Beatrice hospital. He owned the Credit Bureau of Beatrice 39 years and served as assistant treasurer of the Beatrice Community Chest. He attended Centenary United Methodist Church and was active in Kiwanis, Elks, Methodist Men, Chamber of Commerce, and Boy Scouts advisory work. Survived by wife Helen two sons Jo and Dean four sisters and one grandson. Preceded in death by parents and a brother. Funeral held Oct. 25 at Centenary United Methodist Church Beatrice.
Bill Peterson chosen as Freshman Class President at OHS. Vice President Mark Tenniges, Secretary Debbie Mickey, Treasurer Chris Hayes, and Reporter Mary Cerny. Sponsors are Charles Hayes and Gary Work.
October weekend guests included the John Ringel family and Mrs Lenora Ruff of Omaha for Mrs Fred Dunn's birthday. A birthday dinner near Rising City hosted by Verland Bauers. Additional visits from families in Millard Lincoln Osceola Omaha Fremont Polk Rogers and local residents rounded out the weekend social circle.
Multiple leagues report team standings and high scores. Notable names include Mary Lou Stallings, Pat Miller, and Edsel Carlson with top games and series. Lorre Lanes leads a bowling club with high team totals and several individual scorers across divisions.
A Nebraska hunter hid in a tree to avoid being mistaken for a deer but was shot instead for a bear. The item ends with a banking promotion urging readers to save regularly at The First National Bank of Osceola.
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