Potatoes for sale starting September 17 near Kearney
A local potato sale offers 100 pounds for 3 dollars beginning September 17, south of Kearney Nebraska. Seller is Mark E McConnell of Kearney.
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1970
Page
6
A local potato sale offers 100 pounds for 3 dollars beginning September 17, south of Kearney Nebraska. Seller is Mark E McConnell of Kearney.
Real estate listing for a two bedroom house at 6 State Street Osceola. It features a carpeted living room full basement and attached garage with immediate possession. Contact Clifford Johnston at 747-2152.
Green's Chapel hosts a relative picnic reunion at Lincoln on Sunday. Fort Collins visitors, the Bennetts, visit Vera and Raymond Burke homes. Tim Teegerstrom stays with grandparents. Numerous relatives drop by the Burke and Kreis households. Kinbergs travel from Yankton to Wooster Ohio via seven states and Canada view Niagara Falls. Rystrom and Hanson families host and visit in Meadoe Grove Lincoln and Hastings gatherings.
Hospital notes list patients by name and residence including Mrs Thelma Stewart Bradshaw Mrs Rose Swanson Stromsburg Mrs Hattie Tindall Osceola Mrs Emma Johnson Polk Mr Harry VanHoosen Stromsburg Mr Milton Burgason Stromsburg Mrs Effie Fernander Osceola Mr Dale Schlueter Seward Mrs Nell Sargent Osceola Mr Claude Murphey Waco Mr Martin Roberts Osceola Mrs Nellie Bond Osceola Mr Robert Sigler Jr Osceola Mr Maurice Watts Sr Osceola Gary Anderson Stromsburg Dismissed Mrs Gracie Moberg Stromsburg Stanley Lamb Osceola Jack Tindall Jr Osceola Mrs Gerald Quick Osceola Mrs David Carlson Stromsburg Mr L LaVern Miller Osceola Mr Roy Wagner Stromsburg Mrs David Benson and baby boy Shelby Mrs Gary Peterson and baby girl Gresham Mrs Lois Grossnicklaus Osceola Mrs Maurice Watts Jr Osceola Mrs Amelia Carlson Stromsburg Gerald Klein Stromsburg Kent Anderson Polk Transferred Mrs Mervin Stromberg Osceola 81 76 52
Family of Emma Nyquist expresses appreciation for neighbors and friends who offered sympathy. A special thanks to friends and relatives for remembering them during hospital stay and to the staff for their kindness.
Odd Bits recalls summer-like weekends at a community ball game with a young Jerry Murtaugh Day fan Kevin Murtaugh, two neighbors, and fond memories. It notes a mistaken recipe printing and a new John Deere store delighting farmers while celebrating simple happiness and friendship.
North Bend Nebraska letter urges senior citizens to vote in November. It cites that Americans over 65 are 20 million strong, represent over 25 percent of votes, and many are registered. It notes a registration gap with ages 21 to 29 and urges clubs to assist registration and voting, including deadline and ballot delivery for disabled or hospitalized seniors.
The Polk County Junior Leaders held a reorganization meeting September 10 at Osceola City Cafe. Carmy Augustin, 1970 president, presided. The group discussed the Junior Leader Camp at Covenant Cedars and voted to donate to the Easter Seal Fund for a new camp at Agnew Nebraska. Bruce Treffer was elected president with Andrew Kresha as vice president and Ann Lux as secretary.
Bruce opened his office with a note about a Halloween party to be held at Diane Augustin’s home on October 24. Reporter John Peterson covered the briefing.
League standings list teams such as Lorre Lanes Blue Flames and Roberts Mohawks with win loss records including 4 0 and 3 0, top individual games by Arlene Tonniges 212 and Joan Beebe 557 series, plus high team marks for Lorre Lanes and Wheathearts across multiple leagues. The piece closes with a banking ad for First National Bank of Osceola promoting savings accounts.
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