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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1962
Page
8
A Columbus Nebraska studio invites parents to bring a six month old baby for a free 3x4 or 3x5 photograph within one week of the birthday. Letter requests Kodak finishing services to be provided.
Osceola Hardware lists a full stock of Warps window coverings. The items are full size and priced at 39 cents each. Availability noted for customers browsing the shop.
Local hardware store runs a sale on electric heaters priced at 9.95 with thermostat. Ad also promotes magazine subscriptions with new or renewal options and Green Stamp incentives. Ahrens Jewelry is cited in the nearby retail promotions.
Classified notice offering a 1962 Singer blonde console with attachments and new guarantee. Appears for nine payments of $7.18. Prospective buyers should write Credit Manager Box 603 McCook Nebraska to view details.
Classified item offers apples for sale and grain and livestock hauling by Wilbert LeSner and Ray Conrad, a realtor in Osceola. Ss contact numbers 747 2157 and 747 4787. Includes notes on insured hauling and farm buyer referrals.
Classifieds promote money jingling in pockets as September song themed ads boost record Want Ad sales with emphasis on personal ads and sales of items. The notice highlights strong readership and local business response to the campaign.
Classified notices show a led job listing for shaver and jewelry sales with no investment, targeting married individuals age 22 to 40 in Osceola area. A city council meeting approves a motion to add street and highway lighting, with Roll Call showing Rowan and Mills in favor and the Mayor approving. attested by Fred Bond, Mayor Marlin Johnson.
A Lincoln resident expresses sincere thanks to Polk County for excellent Labor Day weekend accommodations and to a courteous State Patrolman for his gentle assistance during a visit. The writer, Curt A. Johansen, Nebraska, notes enduring gratitude.
Mrs. Stanley Oquist and Janice Elaine express sincere thanks to friends and relatives for the love ly gifts cards and flowers received in the hospital and after returning home. Your thoughtfulness is appreciated.
Sincere thanks to relatives and friends for lovely remembrances and to those who assisted on our Golden Wedding Anniversary. Your thoughtfulness was greatly appreciated. Mr. and Mrs. Harley Varner
The Hustons Margaret Helen and Kay thank everyone for sympathy help and understanding at the time of Dad's death.
Mrs. Walden Jones Debra Sue expresses sincere thanks for cards gifts and visits to baby and self in hospital and after returning home. Special thanks to Dr Carson and all nurses and hospital staff for fine care.
Official Proceedings of the City Council record the meeting with Mayor and three council members present, bills approved including Gambles and Lincoln Tel. expenditures, and church events at St. Paul Lutheran and local conventions schedule in mid September. Also includes personal thank you notes from local residents for get well wishes and birthday remembrances.
Eugene D. Cotter son of Mrs Marian Cotter departs Osceola for Fort Omaha to ship out with the U S Marines. Elmer Lees of Santa Ana and Esther Pratt of Lincoln visit their mother Mrs Augusta Lees and other relatives during the week.
Gerald Leaf vice pastor lists weekly church activities including Churchmen meeting Thursday September 13 at 8 00 p m Sunday services and Sunday School at 10 00 a m Worship at 11 00 a m The 70 Club meets Tuesday September 18 at 3 00 p m and Luther League gathering Thursday September 20 at 7 30 p m
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