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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1973
Page
5
Local residents share visits and events across Duncan and Columbus. Notable items include gatherings for church, club, and school activities, open houses, and multiple weddings with attendees from Omaha Syracuse Lincoln Beavor City and other areas. Mrs. Stachura and family members attend services and clubs while Kathryn and David Dush marry in Duncan with Columbus connections.
Mrs Hannah Monson of the Samaritan Center was honored with a September 14 birthday coffee party by her Lutheran Church Women circle. Guests included Mrs Phoebe Morgan and Mr Arthur Nelson who share Sept birthdays and Mr and Mrs Harry Rodene. Alma Hanson marked her 80th birthday. about twenty members attended.
Nicole Le Page infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Craig Page was baptized Sunday September 16 at St. Vincent Catholic Church by Rev. Edward O Leary. Sponsors were Miss Barbara McMeekin and Michael McMeekin aunt and uncle. Several relatives attended the ceremony and dinner at the maternal grandparents home.
From our files dated September 18 1963 Darrell Prell and Randy Studley are listed as freshmen on the Sioux Falls College football team Bess Israel Vance died September 15 at age 62 James Lamb takes over Southside Recreation ownership Bob Dinges Osceola listed as end for Wyoming squad this year births include twin daughters Kath erine and Elizabeth September 11 and a boy Roy Darien born September 16
Wheat remains available for feeding with a price of 1.08 and a half at the CCC bin or 1.06 if bought sealed from the farm. Jim Brazee, son of Mr and Mrs Harry Brazee, begins Hastings College to study mathematics. Students depart this week for various colleges.
Osceola Record items note Margaret Hanson Glenna Berck Alice Schott Dick Mills Wayne Wieseman to university Ruth Bintz enrolled at Wesleyan. Mrs Lillian Timm back from Buffalo after six weeks away. Fern Pearson finished nursing training at Evangelical Hospital returns home. Earl Milhollen of Omaha announces birth of son. Millhollen as Helen Deeter. Jean Ross and Clayton Moravec marry at bride’s parents’ home. Jean teaches English here past two years. Bradford Johnson dies at 81 in Osborne Missouri. Over two tons of watermelons sold at Osceola free feed Saturday. Born Tuesday to B Cotton a son. Osceola students Marion Shaw Vance Marquis Ethel Westberg Mae Anderson attend State University. Sandy Leach court case reveals 68 beer bottles in custody. Born Friday to W A Burritt a boy 11 pounds. Osceola teachers listed including Supt Moore and principals. Jerry Schmoker family visit from Holdrege. Hugh Schmoker joins dinner.
The Record will award a $5 merchandise certificate each week to the person with the most correct game winners listed in the ads. Fill blanks on the entry form with team names, provide the tie breaker score, and submit by Wednesday at 5 00 p.m. Entries from employees and families are ineligible. Judging ends with the winner announced in The Record on Thursday.
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