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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1959
Page
2
Holiday timing, weather quirks, and a veteran’s remembrance frame a compact note. Readers are urged to mail holiday goodie care packages to servicemen by November 1 to 20 for surface delivery and by December 10 for air mail, while a classroom joke closes the column with a pun about prunes.
An opinion urging stronger sound control regulations in U S building codes. The piece cites UCLA acoustics expert Vern O Knudson and warns that excessive noise harms nerves, concentration, and mental effort while noting available acoustic materials and proposed prefabricated, sound absorbing ceilings and partitions for offices and apartments.
Doctors in California report a dramatic rescue of a foundry worker whose lower leg was nearly detached. After a three and a half hour operation, the limb was reattached with skin grafts and nerve-link work planned. The team notes potential full recovery may be possible.
Ordinance establishes two gas service classes firm and interruptible with maximum rates valid from December 27 1959. It outlines cost adjustments tied to Northern Natural Gas Company refunds and requires repeal of conflicting ordinances. Also includes probate notices for Carol Strong Rogers Paul Jones Dorothy Jones and others in Polk County Nebraska.
In Polk County Nebraska Sadie Jarmin deceased seeks final settlement and distribution under court review with a December 1 1959 hearing. In Osceola Nebraska the National Bank of Commerce is petitioned as executor for the last will with a December 4 1959 hearing in the County Court.
A ledger-style snippet lists items and amounts: Gas 245.51, Jackson Cleaners Laundry 2.45, Anderson Merc Home Ec 8.67, Dietz Music House 194.29, Farmers Co-op Oil Bus tires 122.15, Vern Johnson Plumbing 78.15, Osceola Imp Co Bus gas 283. P. H. Nyberg is noted as secretary.
Mrs. John Anderson and Lillie Johnson visited with Mrs. Chris Gaedeke and Lynda Sunday evening. Arthur McVeigh hosted Bill Martin and family of Omaha for supper. Fremont guests include Raymond Branting Carol Jean and Richard Kentopp at Norwood Creekpaum home. Deeds family hosted Flossie Deeds and Rock Miller with Ellis Deeds group from Dakota City. Williams of St Edward and Campain family from Columbus called on Wm Campain. Master Sgt Fredrick McFadden and family from Topeka Kansas visited Flossie Deeds and Rock Miller Sunday afternoon. Mrs H C Krumbach of McPherson Kansas weekend guest of Maria Fulwider.
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