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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1961
Page
3
Sunday dinners, birthday celebrations, and many visits spread through Seward Stromsburg and nearby towns as residents hosted relatives and friends from Polk Silver Creek Missoula York Central City and Norfolk. The Swede Home Project Club plans a meeting with Mrs Dennis Johnson on Friday October 13.
Sunday services start at 10 30 with communion on October 1 in Wayland led by Mr James H Lowther. The annual church meeting is set for October 3. The item also lists weddings dinners hospitality and visits among local families with ties to Lincoln Milford Milford and Stromsburg and mentions members at Goehner Waco and York venues.
L A Hansen pastors Sunday worship at Fairview Methodist Church in Silver Creek Nebraska. The schedule lists worship at 9 30 in the morning and Sunday School at 10 30. The notice appears in a local church announcements section.
Riverside residents hosted and visited over the week with neighbors and relatives. Multiple gatherings included birthday surprises for Emma Peterson in Stromsburg, football in Lincoln, and housewarmings for the Engel family with Mentink and Church families.
Mrs. Robert Bryan and children visited Mrs. Dick Watts and children Tuesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ernst and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Johansen of Columbus were Friday evening visitors of the Fritz Engel family. Mrs. Ida Ferris of Osceola spent Tuesday in the Bill Ferris home. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ferris and Mrs. Ida Ferris visited Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schipparell in Silver Creek Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Engel attended Ak-Sar-Ben in Omaha Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Johnston and Mrs. Mae Johnston spent Sunday evening at the Harold Walstead home in Osceola.
District 18 residents hosted and visited family and friends across Duncan Clarks Central City Lindsay and nearby areas. The report lists numerous Sunday dinners, Friday coffee gatherings, church youth fellowship in Columbus and multiple hosts including Ziembas Liskos Bernts Tomasevizcs and Schmids among others. Myron Bernt is noted as having spent a 30 day furlough.
The Polk County Fair honors in Class 336 Skirt Division with PURPLE Mary Doremus Barbara Oberg Margaret Peterson Kay Niemeier Patty Dunn Mary Buresh Diane Lux Anne Dunn BLUE Louise Morris Janice Fischer Donna Nelson Connie Leach Lonna Jones RED Linda Kosch Connie Wagner Suzanne Trotter Janette Knight WHITE Vivian Carlson Mary Hartel. Continued on Page 6 lists Class 337 Other Article Division B PURPLE Margaret Peterson Kay Niemeier Patty Dunn Mary Buresh BLUE Louise Morris Donna Nelson Connie Leach Diane Lux Anne Dunn RED Mary Doremus Janice Fischer Connie Wagner Suzanne Trotter Lonna Jones WHITE Linda Kosch Vivian Carlson Janette Knight.
This year offers 13 Falcons with unprecedented variety from an eight seat wagon to the Falcon Squire Wagon featuring woodlike Country Squire finish. Ford asserts 1962 models meet a high standard of quality to redefine refinement, quietness, and durability in cars.
Parents Mr and Mrs Alfred Bernt left on Monday for San Diego California. Sunday evening Mr and Mrs Frank Ziemba were visitors of Mr and Mrs Edward Lisko.
Mr and Mrs Don Miller of Harbor City California spent a Saturday afternoon with Mr and Mrs Wren Sherwood and with Mr and Mrs Herb Smith of Grand Island Mrs Gary Lux and family Mr and Mrs Francis Urban and family and Mr and Mrs Lawrence Meister and
Family members Carol Lana and Sally Sterup joined Sunday dinner at Don Sterup home honoring Mr. and Mrs. Meister on their twenty second wedding anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Steve Brown of Hastings visited Monroe with John Rosenberry. Elsie Walker and Pearl Miller toured Iowa and Omaha then spoke with Laura Scott before continuing to Medford Oregon.
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