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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1969
Page
6
The B team cheerleaders from the Sophomore class assist the Varsity squad at Pep Rallies and all regular Varsity events, sharing duties during school spirit activities at OHS.
Mrs Mildred Snodgrass hosted a Sunday dinner with Mr and Mrs Dan Strobl of Kearney Mr and Mrs Mike Snodgrass and Mr and Mrs Larry Meister and family The Sheephead Club dined at the City Cafe then played cards at Leo Albers home Earl Bond visited Bill Umstead s Sunday afternoon
Polk County history notes deaths births and community events from Osceola area. Wm Jaax dies at Annie Jeffrey Hospital. twin daughters born to Dale Hiemer. two beauty shops announce open houses. Scout Troop 231 Halloween party. families move houses. seed corn dealer honors. several 1949 to 1939 items including engagements, club meetings, and local sports results.
An Army buddy Dan Ginder of Claremont Illinois visited Calmer Boden and relatives in West Liberty and Columbus. Shannon Cole and Sue Sander planned overseas duty after a visit. The Tasting Tea workshop in Shelby drew attendees Lula Pickett and others. Several couples hosted bridge and house guests, a Valley Get-together met with 14 members, and Christmas plans were discussed for Valley Church. Lyndon Wieseman celebrated a ninth birthday with friends. A wedding in Shelby, a Silver Creek pancake feed, and visits across communities filled a busy period.
Community notices list visitors at multiple homes including Wm Bernt and Julius Bernt from Columbus Shelby visiting Vaughn Mickey family. Dinner guests at Rex Dake home included Mr and Mrs Jerry Regler from Nebraska City.
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