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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1971
Page
6
Auction-style posting lists 4000 bu Chief bin ready to haul for 500 dollars. Also 3000 bu bins without roofs at 300 each and 2500 bu at 250. Chief of York bin sheets available at 5 each. Used aeration tubes and 10 HP three phase plus 5 HP single phase auger motors. Contact Dale Buchta at 747 2168 in Osceola.
The Floyd Olson family and relatives express gratitude to friends neighbors and relatives for kindness sympathy and prayers during a personal bereavement. Messages from Marvin Beverly Ericson Curtis Doreen Christy Thelma Burke Myrtle Wieseman and families are acknowledged for cards letters and memorials.
Wayland community news notes a September 8 meeting of Merry Workers in the church basement with Hazel Gonnerman as hostess. The column lists numerous social visits and dinners from local families including the Bartlens, Spaldings, Bonds, Lott, Raferts, and Gonnermans, plus travel to Colorado and Nebraska events. It mentions the Mobil Team Up celebration at Lewis Service on September 10 and 11, and various social calls at York, Osceola, Benedict, and Offutt Air Base venues.
The Swede Home Project Club met with Mrs. Reuben Sundberg on Thursday. Various visits occurred at Covenant Home and with relatives in Rising City, Brownville, and Osceola. Weekend events included birthdays for Roger, Greggs, Ella Hoffman, and Craig, with numerous local families hosting and visiting.
Eleven people attended a High School Confirmation class celebration in York last Sunday evening. Sponsors were Rev. and Mrs. Bachenberg and Mrs. Stanley Van Hoosen. The group enjoyed a cafe in York and miniature golfing afterward. Several relatives visited from California Oregon and New York with local residents hosting guests. Dr. Roger Massie and Dr. Kenneth Peters recently opened a medical office in Plainview and hosted an open house with the Plainview American Legion and Chamber of Commerce. The gathering included multiple out of state visitors en route to Nevada Missouri where Linda will enter Cottey College.
Miss Betty Birdwell of Dallas and Paul Allen Swasko of Tucson were married August 21 at the Chapel of Floral Heights in Wichita Falls Texas. The bride is the J. B. Birdwell Jr. daughter, UT Phi Beta Kappa Mortar Board and Gamma Phi Beta member, while the groom is Rev Milan E. Swasko’s son, Carthage College graduate summa cum laude with a master in Latin American Studies from the University of Arizona. The couple will reside in Dallas and were joined by Cathy Belle Clarke and Michael Swasko of Chicago. Rev Swasko officiated with seminarian Sharon Howerd assisting in Kansas City Missouri.
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