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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1976
Page
2
The column muses on Thanksgiving as a uniquely American holiday and contrasts Pilgrim simplicity with present day tech and travel. It ponders gratitude amid abundance, recalls Standish and Honeysuckle White references, and ends noting Chris Gaedeke and his heating unit gaining nationwide attention.
A reader notes local items in Osceola stores including left handed scissors as a holiday gift idea. The letter reflects community chatter about Nebraska football, Christmas shopping, and light personal observations from Eldéna Lindblade.
The Polk County Historical Society met November 18 at Swede Haven with 33 in attendance. Members heard Home Life Department speakers on energy saving, discussed a library Nebraskaland tour, and viewed exhibits including a 1880 oil lantern and a bicentennial dress. December plans announceOsceola venue.
A list of weekend and weekday visits to residents in West of Town includes Mrs. Jim Clark and Matthew. Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Appleton. the Wesley Jones home. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wilson. Vernon Peterson and Julie. Carl Sundberg. Walter Rudeen. Debbie Johnson and Bill Wylie. Randy Johnson. Brian Hoffman. Lee Van Winkle and Nathan. Randy Pollard and Niki. Wilbur Falk. Ronald Sarow. Roy Wilson returned Sunday from Lincoln General Hospital where he had been a patient since Tuesday. Funeral services for Mrs.
Hilma Samuelson and relatives gathered Saturday in North Platte with attendees from Osceola Clarks and Central City. Sunday visitors to Wilbur Falk's home included Calmar Youngquist. Open house planned for Freda Waller’s 80th birthday at Calvary Lutheran Swede Home Church on November 28 from 2 to 5 p.m. Everyone invited, no gifts.
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