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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1953
Page
6
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Greens Chapel will hold a chicken supper and sale of price marked articles this year. WSCS plans the event for Thursday evening at the church. Local activities include a Jolly Workers Club meeting with reports on clothing construction and officer elections.
Freddie of Omaha stayed with Mr. and Mrs. A Teegerstrom. Carol Donelson and children joined Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Twarling for Sunday dinner. Brooke Berggren visited her brother Capt. Robert E Boots and family at Salina Kansas. Gus E Hartel and family members visited Lincoln for the Thompsons Golden Wedding Anniversary. Henry Seymour marked his 78th birthday with a multi gen picnic at his home. Mrs. Raymond Burke delivered treats to Cheryl on her seventh birthday week. Ansel Lindquist and Alice visited Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wilson while Mrs. Harry Kries and Lynn called on Tuesday.
The Osceola Record notes its role as Polk County’s oldest newspaper and reiterates membership in Nebr. Press Association and editorial association. It emphasizes reader engagement and local perspectives.
Community notes cover weddings travels and family gatherings across Osceola and nearby towns. Mentions include Andersons visiting for a wedding in Aurora Illinois and visits by Hennings Carlsons Lindquists and Berggrens among numerous birthday parties and family dinners. Correction clarifies Cynthia Gabel as flower girl at a Shelby wedding.
Miss Erma DeLand of Omaha visited her parents Mr and Mrs Wm DeLand over the weekend. Mrs. George Sneath of Buffalo New York is the guest this week of her uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Wm McKeag.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. H. Larson and Mrs. Amelia Quillan of Swayzee Indiana visited Mr. Larson's mother Tickla Larson and aunt Pearl Hern bloom. Mrs. Mame Fellows of Fremont was an overnight guest last Wednesday at the Dan Magnuson home. R. N. Hastings is improved from illness and able to be up.
We express sincere thanks for the kindness and sympathy shown during our recent bereavement. Mrs. Will Hartman and family.
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