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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1972
Page
2
The Homesteader edition from August 1872 edited by H. T. Arnold and Kathleen A. Howe is cited with postal details Osceola Nebraska 68651. It includes subscription rates four dollars within Nebraska five dollars elsewhere ten cents for a single copy and a national editorial association notice. The page carries a Burke quotation about good men and silence.
Readers are informed of subscription price changes and unit charges including a base rate of $1.50 to $3.50 with 10 percent adjustments and 10 cents per line, showing a price structure for the service.
Public notice that the Annie Jeffrey Memorial County Hospital Board of Trustees will meet October 11 1972 at 8 00 P M in Osceola Nebraska. Also Polk County requests location and design approval from the Nebraska Department of Roads for County Federal aid Secondary Project No S 1024 1 Osceola North with maps and drawings available for public inspection in Lincoln Nebraska.
In Osceola, guests at Dr. W. F. Monson home include Miss Evelyn Anderson and Miss Frances Sauber of Lansing Michigan. Otto Nelson and wife traveled from Marco Island Florida after a month with son Dr Bryan Nelson and family. Sunday visitors at Ray Conrad home were Glen Hinkle of Chapman and Jack Conrad of Albion. Mrs Albert Aperson and sister Mrs Signe Van Doren of Omaha returned from a Black Hills trip.
The Swede Home Project Club will meet with Mrs. Myron Jones on Friday October 6 at 3 p.m. Numerous visits and dinners recount social gatherings at the homes of Johnsons Hanquests Gestrines and others. A long auto trip west to Portland and Cheyenne is noted for Mr. and Mrs. Martin Gestrine and Karen with Roger Gestrine in Oregon and Wyoming.
A long roster lists patients and residents across Osceola Polk Stromsburg Shelby Bradshaw Juniata and Clarks with many individuals including Ruth Bills Clifford Branting Ruth Cornish Edward DeLand Suzanne Eikenhorst Emma Horstman Morris Allen Zella Kepner Edna Kreis Harold Miller Martha Morris Harold Nelson Maxine Nyquist George Olson Frank Thelen Annie Wendell Elizabeth Peterson Terrence Anderson John Fujan Doris Blankenship Roy Houdersheldt Shelly Hoeft Clara Johnson Adolph Grossnicklaus Fern Baer Thelma Burke Lillie Headman Elmer Johnson Stella Kohl Gerald Krieger and Baby Edith Malm Anna Peterson Levert Peterson Jr Baby Girl Philip Swasko Bessie Green and deceased Rose Pokorney.
A sweep of social events fills Stromsburg notes from the Valley News. Parties honor birthdays and anniversaries while bridal showers and alumni gatherings unfold at local homes and churches.
The column lists community greetings and events including The Ray Brantings at Mum and Rose Day near Mead, Blanche Rein with the Leroy Rein family to a France reunion near Archer, funeral attendance for Hugh Polson in Alliance, Jimmie Thayer at a Sidney-Scottsbluff game, and wedding open house for Paul Walter in Stromsburg. It notes travel and visits by several residents and a 30 lb salmon caught on Trinity River near Weaverville.
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