Mystery Farm Occupied by Adelson Family
The Lloyd Adelson family has occupied Mystery Farm for 14 years. The owner list includes Mr. Adelson, his wife, and a daughter, with other relatives and neighbors mentioned.
24 Oct 1957
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1957
Page
1
The Lloyd Adelson family has occupied Mystery Farm for 14 years. The owner list includes Mr. Adelson, his wife, and a daughter, with other relatives and neighbors mentioned.
The city library announces new acquisitions across fiction non fiction and juvenile shelves. Highlights include Sandoz Moon By Night Packer and The Convert alongside several biographies and historical works. A new three way brass pole lamp was purchased in memory of the late Mrs. L M Shaw by the Shaw family. she served on the library board for over 30 years.
Sunday guests included Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brandt and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Miller and families of Loretto with George Barbee of Gresham and Randy Bond. Other visitors were Mrs. Mary Grossnicklaus and Mrs. Ruth Johnson of Lacoma Washington staying with Mrs. Addie Wieseman. Mrs. Bob Lamb and Peggy of Central City called on Mrs. Earle Miller. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Herrmann of Hayward California joined dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Ivar Oberg and family.
Off The Cuff humorously regrets a historical misstep and ribbing about Columbus and Queen Isabella. The piece laments mistakes, jokes about flu season, and notes people staying healthy despite a three dollar vaccination sting as doctors close offices and rumors of contagion swirl.
Nebraska advances on the Interstate plan with 12 miles under construction between Gretna and Omaha and Lincoln area work next year. State Engineer L N Ross expects the four lane route to move 20 percent of national traffic and costs around 300 million dollars for about 489 miles in the state. In politics Governor Victor Anderson rejects a 1960 Senate bid amid union criticism of Senator Curtis and Hruska, while GOP chairman Richard E Spelts defends Curtis and blasts Minneapolis union leadership.
Pfc. Glen R. Brazee earns a berth on the 327th Infantry 101st Airborne Combat Group as quarterback of the unit. Pvt. Laverne W. Pieters completes phase two of a six month active duty tour at Fort Riley. Pvt. George D. Brown trains in automotive mechanics at Fort Riley after Osceola High and North American Aviation work. MSgt. Ralph W. Doremus graduates from Army Information School at Pt. Slocum NY. Jerome C. Prososki reports a change of address to NAV CIC SCOL E57-43 NAS Glynco Brunswick GA.
Norman F. Henggeler and Eugene J. Reisdorf of Osceola volunteered for U.S. armed forces and were forwarded to Omaha on October 22.
Egg market notes show large supply and steady prices for production runs. Buyers seek graded undergrade and creamery consignments while hens and poultry output remains steady in regional market channels.
Real estate transfers involve Walter B Jones and Floyd Emmons exchanging triangular parcels in 9-14-3 and adjacent SE% NW4 9-14-3. Harriet V Fischer sells Lots 4 and 5 in Block 2 Smiths Addition Osceola. Wis of Island No 4 parcels and other tracts in 28-16-2, 29-16-2, and 27-16-2. Emil A Hedman transfers to Elton W Peterson and wife. Louella Boberg deeds SW% 426-13-4 to Neva Downing.
Osceola High School adopts a new point system for grades. A earns 4 points, B 3 points, C 1 point. Fourteen points for the honor roll and twelve for honorable mention. Lists show seniors Betsy Nash and others with 14 to 16 points earning honor status and several students with 12 to 13 points earning honorable mention.
Miss Elaine Gustafson and Harl Hennings married October 13 at Salem Lutheran Church Stromsburg in a 3 PM ceremony. Rev W Conrad officiated as relatives and friends attended the double ring service with music from Lavelle Lamoree and attendants Bonnie Gustafson and Betty Gustafson. Both graduates of Stromsburg High School class of 1955, they plan to live in Osceola after a short wedding trip.
Mrs Edwin Lewis begins work at Columbus and Mrs Dale Frizzell joins The Record office as new employees in the local staff changes.
Osceola Bulldogs turn the game around after halftime to edge Genoa 14 to 13 on Genoa field. Curtis Bryan gains 127 yards, LeRoy Rein 125, and Larry Frizzell 53 as Osceola outgains 326 rushing to 128 with 13 first downs to Genoa's seven. A home game against Clarks was moved to November 12 amid flu, and the October 28 B team game was canceled.
Osceola Legion Post and Osceola Chamber of Commerce host a Hallowe en party at the Legion Club Rooms on Thursday October 31 at 7 30 p m. Children are split into two grade groups with prizes of 3 00 2 00 and 1 00 for best costumes. A 9 30 show by Bill Zedicher of The Muse Theatre features Phantom of Rue Morgue.
Hospital notices list patients dismissed or admitted during the week of October 14 to 21 at Annie Jeffrey Memorial Hospital. Names include Nettie Carlson Kenneth Taddiken Keith L Karges Alfred Dolezal Christina Jenkins Loyal Knerr Milo Chapman Robert McCormick Robert Matticks Bert Smith Kermit Hultgren Gotfrid Larson Mark Gustafson Hannah Johnson Webster Mills Harry Lees Marie Rosdahl John S Anderson Jeff Miller Mark Hendrickson Elizabeth Miller Harold Matheson Ray Tworek Sophia Jacobson Glen Kresha David Klein John Imhoff Martha Gembica Beulah G Peck Edward J Schaf Elizabeth E Bealer Paul Mecek with admissions: Webster Mills Osceola Harvey?
Osceola districts shutter both school buildings due to a flu outbreak with many students and staff affected. High school attendance falls from 40 to 32. junior class hit hardest. Classes to resume Monday. Osceola's last home game vs Clarks postponed to November 12.
Kathleen Ann Kuhnel married A2-c Galen Gaunce of Portland Oregon at Sacred Heart Church Shelby. Monsignor Kean officiated with Janet Kuhnel as bridesmaid and Paul Douglas as best man. Relatives traveled from multiple states to attend. bride formerly worked at First National Bank of Osceola.
Mr and Mrs Fred Dunn visited Mr and Mrs Wm Dake on the valley Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Fjell and Dale enjoyed Sunday dinner with Mr and Mrs Enoch Boden. Mrs Hatlie Turner of Belgrade spent Saturday with Mr and Mrs Art McVeigh and Kathy. Mrs E A Schnasser arrived home Sunday from Corpus Christi Texas where she has been visiting the past three weeks with her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs F L Prue and family and her brothers Arthur and Paul Englehardt. Mrs Schnasse was met in Lincoln by Lester Anderson and Timmy.
Mrs. W. R. Kepner will entertain the CN Chapter of PEO at her home Monday October 28. Osceola Firemen meet next Thursday evening October 1. Osceola Farm Bureau meets October 31 at 8 00 at Ed Schott residence. Bring cookies or sandwiches. Cub Scouts meet Tuesday night in the basement of the Lutheran Church.
Ray Conrad completed the purchase of the Svoboda Sand and Gravel outfit at Wilbur Nebraska last week. The acquired business has been moved to the Ted Cannon farm near Sul ver Creek and is now in production.
The first frost of the season occurred last Thursday morning with reports of thin ice on bird baths. An Indian summer ended abruptly Wednesday with a cold blustery wind gusting to 40 mph, and forecasters predict winter-like temperatures in the coming days.
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