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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1969
Page
3
Vic A Newcomer writes from Osceola about a 90th birthday, a $5 check for the Record, a photo of towering roasting corn near 11 feet, one foot cucumbers weighing 4.5 pounds, and a 120 foot front yard with 11 trees. He mentions a nose scar from August 1968 operations and his daily walks, praising Polk County and Osceola and noting many friends there.
Mrs Lavina Kopke and Mr and Mrs Tom Gonnerman with several couples attended the Pawnee Shrine Club dinner in Columbus. Ted Gonnerman and family shared coffee after a Craven Streams football game. Rev Witte farewell at Zion Lutheran, Thayer. Meetings and visits among Kopkes Barrs Winters and many local families documented with weekend gatherings and church activities.
West of town reports supper guests honoring Mr. Neal on his birthday and a dinner in Columbus for the Lusche family of Denver. Mrs. Lindquist hosted the Book Club with nine members. Nyffeler to preside next year. Next meeting set for December 2 at Mrs. Scharman's home.
Fre mont couple Mr and Mrs Ord Bond were guests of Mr and Mrs Morris Dunn for afternoon and supper. Ray Richards and daughters attended a Genoa football game and joined Darwin Lewis family for lunch. Gladys Carlson and Martin Jones visited Mrs Harold Nelson. Morris Richards attended Edith Richards birthday club. Jack Schotten hosted a pitch club gathering. Hubert Girard joined the group. Shannon Cole and Sue Sanders of Columbus shared coffee with grandparents Arthur and Mrs Johansen. Shannon finishes basic training and will soon depart for Vietnam. Alfred Kuhnel and family traveled to Omaha for Fielden Wynn funeral services. Mrs Wynn and Mrs Kuhnel are cousins.
The report lists numerous Sunday dinners and visits by the Scow, Kuhnel, Brigham, Gumm, Russell, Gustafson, Dunn, and Leimser families among others in Shelby, Columbus, and nearby areas. The entries note baptisms, weddings, church events, hospital runs, and a farewell for the Schmidt family moving to Fort Collins, with social visits across the region.
Miss Lillie Johnson spends a week with Rolland Johnson children in Syracuse while their parents attend a Bankers Convention in Denver. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bond were Sunday guests of Mrs. J. S. Barbee at Sutton.
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