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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1963
Page
4
Osceola Nebraska receives second class mail postage paid notice indicating local postal handling and city address service for the 68651 ZIP code.
Mrs. Robert Schmoker and sons visit in Lincoln with sister Mrs. Rex Wieseman and family. Visitors include Mrs. Norris Larson and children, Mrs. E. E. Burritt at a bridal shower for Celestine Fleming who weds Charles Lysle on Sept 14. Other entries note visits, state fair attendance, showers, and weekend trips among local families and 4 H Home Maker's club activities.
Advertising copy lists canned drink prices and bundles. Includes 6 tall cans at 89c, 2 cans 33c, buffet cans 49c, 2 cans 37c, 4 cans at 1 dollar, 35c and 49c packages, 46 oz can 29c and 1.09 dollar items.
Deanna Thelen and Larry Waller were married August 24 at Sacred Heart Catholic church in Shelby Nebraska. Thelen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hubert G. Thelen, and Waller, son of Mrs. Florence Waller, had three hundred guests at a parish hall dinner and reception. The couple, both Shelby high school graduates, plan a honeymoon in South Dakota and will pursue respective work and studies.
Mr and Mrs Charles White with children David and Karen relocate from Albion to Osceola over the weekend. Karen is a 10th grader and David a 7th grader. Mr White partly resides in Albion where he owns an automobile agency. They spent Sunday in Lincoln attending the state fair.
Birth announcements list Angela Kay born Sept 1 to Mr and Mrs Norman Ruse Silver Creek weighing 9 lbs 1 oz. Mary Rose born Sept 2 to Mr and Mrs Leon Fiala Osceola weighing 8 lbs 4 oz. Valerie Jane born Aug 24 to Mr and Mrs Gary G Gray Irving Texas weighing 9 lbs 4 oz. Mrs Gray is the former Beverly Bush.
Local youths and families are active at the state fair with singing contests and judging events. Ann Dunn placed in a judging contest, while others hosted visits and gatherings at Osceola and nearby homes. Church announcements cover weekly services, group meetings, and a planned St Paul School of Theology event in Columbus, led by John W. Stalions.
A condensed list of local group meetings and activities across September. Entries include Valley WSCS, Busy Belles Extension Club, Lions Club, CBS evenings, Gab O Lots, Rebekahs, Maple Leaf club, Driver’s License exams, Hospital Auxiliary, IOOF, Garden club, Osceola Project, F A N Club, Chamber of Commerce events, PEO, Gab O Lots, Firemen evening, and Cub Scouts Pack meeting with dates and hostesses or locations where specified.
Nebraska women plan the State Council of Home Extension Clubs meeting September 17 to 19 in Scottsbluff. Dr. Herbert Kramer will speak on Research Turns The Wheels of Progress at 1 30 p m Opening session. Other speakers include Mrs Verne Alden and Mrs Richard Ruddell with topics on the hub of the wheel and Our Organization a Vital Spoke.
Grand Island to see the Passion Play on stage in the Senior High Auditorium as part of a matinee performance. Sunday Sept 8 the Senior High Youth Group will help with the music of the Sub district youth rally at Palmer Methodist Church at 2:30 p.m. The WCTU County Convention will be Friday Sept 13 at the Lutheran Church starting 10:30 a.m. with a 1:00 luncheon recess.
The schedule includes an 8:30 a m start at the senior high for the annual meeting with officer installation, a 9 a m Early Birds tour to Scottsbluff Museum, a 10 30 p m final tour from the high school, and a 5 30 p m Chuck Wagon Feed at Riverside Park. The following day features a county chairman breakfast a delegates luncheon and a banquet plus multiple county exhibitors.
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