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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1961
Page
8
For papering and painting, call Deane Johnson phone oe 127. See me for grain and livestock hauling. Insured. Wilbert Bill LeSner. Ph. 5801 or 4787. If
Local classified notices advertise repair services for refrigerators freezers air conditioners washers electric dryers and stoves by Burg Refrigeration 5051 Stromsburg plus subscription offers with Green Stamps Ahrens Jewelry sale items electric blanket potatoes and fruit for sale notices and a lost truck tire chain note near Neal McBeth's area with contact Bill LeSner potential buyers can pick up potatoes at $2 per hundred five miles south of Kearney Nebraska no checks accepted by Mark E McConnell.
For sale purebred Hampshire and Yorkshire boars from Cumming Hampshire Farms Leonard D. Cumming and Ivan Markle at St. Edward Nebraska. February 19.
Wilson Seed Farm of Polk advertises a new crop intermediate wheat grass seed. The notice mentions P T Barnum as part of the promotional copy and notes a price reduction of twenty cents per pound for the feed.
Employment ad seeks a route man with no experience needed offering 90 dollars weekly. Includes mail-in reply to Edsel Inberg. Also promotes pre cut gummed letters for posters in five sizes at Osceola Record office with options to buy any quantity for signs.
Veterinary special promotes a 35c Hog Cholera vaccine dose available at Bush's Drug Store. The brief notes the product as a vaccine option for swine health needs and distribution through the local pharmacy.
Two excellent gas ranges available for sale from The Gas Company. Universal and Roper models offered at 180.00 and 125.00 respectively.
Louis Daum expresses gratitude to relatives and friends for flowers cards and visits during hospital stay and gives special thanks to Dr Eklund and the hospital staff.
New shipment of lamp shades arrives at Kepners offering a full range of sizes for home lighting needs. Shoppers can find large and small shades suitable for table lamps floor lamps and sconces.
Three Polk County Tuberculosis Committee members attended a Nebraska Tuberculosis Association district meeting in Grand Island. The group discussed the upcoming 55th Annual Christmas Seal Campaign opening November 13 and reviewed publicity plans and school press projects to engage youth in health awareness.
A meeting featured public health pamphlets on emphysema and asthma and closed with a film by the National Tuberculosis Association titled The Merry-Go-Round.
Local display highlights Bassett bedroom and dining sets available at Kepners. Shoppers can view packages in the showroom and inquire about prices and delivery options.
A large Shemek family gathering Sunday at Mr. and Mrs. Louis M. Shemek home marked six years since all had last met. Relatives from Garland Pueblo Falls City Hastings Omaha and Columbus attended while Albert Eugene and Lawrence helped lay brick on the parents new Osceola home before returning to Texas and Nebraska.
The Kitty Klover Club held its final meeting of the season on September 18, 1961 at the home of Sharon and Joyce Leimser with a wiener roast. Officers were elected for the coming year: Pres. Sharon Leimser, V Pres. Joyce Leimser, Sec’y Helen Hohndorf, Treas. Marie Cockson, News Reporter Pam Augustin. Next meeting set for February at Barbara Kopetzky’s home. Carol Cockson, Reporter.
Gaylen Holmes son of Mrs. Paul Holmes Polk graduated Saturday September 23 from the Hermann Hospital School of Physical Therapy in Houston Texas. He has accepted a position in Physical Therapy at the Crippled Children’s Hospital in Sioux Falls South Dakota. He and his wife Jeanelle Kroger of Polk arrived in Polk earlier this week for a two week visit before moving to Sioux Falls. The Holmes family formerly lived in the Stoner neighborhood.
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