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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1970
Page
2
For sale list includes Remington Schick Sunbeam Norelco and Ronson shavers and parts. Ahrens Jewelry offers these items.
Readable notices list for sale items including Hampshire male hogs breed ing and contact Gail Henriksen Hampton 725 3248 or 725 3258. Westinghouse refrigerator with freezer and Westinghouse 30 inch electric stove offered by Clifford Johnston 747 2152. Five room house with bath at Swede Home wired for all electric heat deep well repair blacksmith shop on 1 1/8 acres listed by Glenn I Anderson Osceola.
A church and civic circle of thanks expresses gratitude for cards gifts and visits while in hospital or bereavement. Names include Effie Fernandez Pierre Howard Dorothy McKeag and Laura VanHoosen with thanks to doctors hospital staffs and local centers.
A collection of thanks from patients and families expressing appreciation for flowers gifts cards visits and prayers received during and after hospital stays at Annie Jeffrey Memorial Hospital Rochester. Names include Jinx Johansen Nell Sargent Lud Bohman and Dr Davis with church staff noted.
Osceola residents host and visit friends across many homes including the Darrow and Gestrine families. Notable entries show dinners, Sunday gatherings, and neighborhood steps with guests from Wausa Lincoln Athens Ga and Kearney. Also births births and booster club notices and local business plans announced.
News notes several health events including Mr. and Mrs. Albert Anderson taking Mary Gerdes to Lincoln for tests at Bryan Memorial Hospital. Ed DeLand returned from Clarkson Hospital after surgery. Mrs. Howard McKeag is home following procedures in Rochester. Joe Fjell had Friday surgery at St. Mary Hospital Rochester and is in room 5-295.
Mrs. Dee Hastings hosted a dessert-bridge gathering with Halloween decor. Out-of-town guest Mrs. Chas Massey of Osceola won high score, with Mrs. E. E. Burritt second high. Many local families and friends visited for meals, picnics, and funerals across Clarks, Central City, Kearney, Lincoln, and Genoa areas. Tim Wyman studies at Curtis Vet Tech. others traveled from Norfolk, Columbus, and Stromsburg.
Jo Sokol led the women with 644 total including 560 scratch on games of 193 169 and 198 plus an 84 pin handicap while Merv Ransom Jr topped men with 637 including 84 handicap and 553 scratch at Boulevard Lanes Columbus Two more Pro Am qualifying sweepers are set for the next two Sundays starting at 615 pm Winners receive paid entry into the Lincoln event Also notes on local visits and confirmations follow.
Osceola residents arrived home Saturday evening from Seattle where they vacationed. Dr. and Mrs. H S Eklund were summoned by the death of Mrs. Eklund’s mother Mrs Maria Ful wider. Their daughter Mrs Lloyd Hoffman and Tripp of Arnold Md joined them. Mrs M A Mills returned after ten days visiting Casper Wyoming and Greeley Colorado. Dewey Sigler and family are home after two weeks in Nevis Minnesota and plan winter in Madrid Iowa. Spec 1 and Mrs Glen Schanon of Virginia visited Robert Grossnicklaus and his parents in Shelton.
A Simonsen family fund is set up with donations at First National Bank of Osceola and First National Bank of Shelby. A Polk County group trip toured Brownville’s historic river town with houses, a museum, shops, and a Missouri River boat ride. Steve Georgeou has returned from a trip abroad visiting England, Africa, and Greece. The Polk County Farm Bureau hosted a Farmer to Farmer banquet on October 7 with remarks on county official duties and a Woman of the Year plaque awarded to Mrs. LaVerne Bryan, noted for her family and community service. The gathering also featured Arnold Ruhnke from Lincoln detailing county office consolidation.
Multiple bowling leagues show team standings led by Tenniges Chevrolet and Eikenhorst's with high games by Wayne Stallings Elmer Johnson and Maurice Johnson. Individual series top scorers include Elmer Johnson Bob Sterup Roy Grossnicklaus and Arlene Tonniges across several leagues.
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