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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1971
Page
3
Social notices from Green's Chapel by Mildred Kreis recount visits and gatherings across Hastings Sherburn and surrounding areas. Residents share weekend trips hospital visits birthdays dinners and church youth events with numerous local families and friends listed.
Courtesy American Legion Auxiliary lists equipment at Norton Law Office Osceola with 3 walkers 2 chair walkers crutches 6 wheel chairs bedrails lifter overhead and 2 bedframes plus at Mert's Appliance Osceola 3 beds 3 mattresses. A small deposit is required with refund upon return if offices are closed contact Mrs. Richard Wyman president at 747-3241.
The local Social Security office urges that most questions can be answered by telephone and applications may be taken by phone or mail. Marie E. Raeder from Lincoln will visit the Courthouse second floor on Wednesday October 6 1971 from 9 30 to 11 30 a.m.
The Top Notchers 4-H Club met at Mark Jones home to discuss yearly projects and record books. New officers were elected for next year and Mrs. Jones provided a delicious lunch. Murray Jones News Reporter
Local residents spread across Lincoln Shelby and Columbus for family gatherings hospital visits and a large Romanian cultural exchange. Attendees included Norman Base Gary Wooter Dean Himebaugh and Curtis Ingalls among others with travel to Denver Washington DC and Grand Island noted.
Nebraska calendar lists statewide and regional hunting seasons from October through February. It covers bullfrog, grouse, archery deer, underwater spearfishing, squirrel, cottontail, snagging, goose, duck, antelope and trap shoots with specific opening and closing dates and designated regions including Sand Hills Panhandle and Missouri River.
The Lavern Miller family celebrated birthday dinners in Fullerton with the Lloyd Millers. Tom Schmoker and family visited Holdrege and Cambridge. Sunday lunch with Mrs. Earl Schilling in Grand Island. Lincoln guests Verdon Peterson visit Lee Johnson. wedding attendance at St Edward. Genevan hospital visit by Sara O'Brien. more hosts include the Benders, Gustafsons, and Bernts in nearby towns. Thelma Conkling visited Silver Creek.
Mrs Stella Swertzic died in Omaha hospital after a fall and 3 1/2 weeks of hospitalization. Funeral held in Fullerton. she was 94. John Drog of St Edward died. funeral at St Edward church. he was 79. Community notes cover gatherings, visits, and church centennial services involving Stanczyk, Wyman, Swertzie, Blaser, and other local families. Mrs Leona Imhoff hosted meals. families traveled to Lincoln for Band Day and a football game. Mrs Stanczyk returned home from Omaha after supporting family and relatives.
Mr and Mrs Holly Grossnicklaus hosted Sunday supper for Lynette Grossnicklaus for her 10th birthday with the Rex Grossnicklaus family.
A U S Department of Agriculture official notes inflation hurts export competitiveness and that farmers are prime beneficiaries of a new aid package. ASCS administers loans and price supports with Polk County offices and local officials guiding program delivery while stressing inflation control to protect commercial farms and boost exports.
Kathy Cerny stayed overnight Wednesday while Mr and Mrs Joe Bender hosted Sara Bender's birthday on Wednesday evening. Lawrence Meister hosted anniversary dinner with Sharon Meister Lincoln Linda Meister Omaha and the Don Sterup family. Raymond Kepner family returned home after ten days in Lincoln with grandchildren while parents Dr and Mrs Donald Jensen attended an Edinburgh psychology meeting. Lester Anderson and Mrs Richard Merrick plus Mr and Mrs George Hruska of Omaha had dinner in Stromsburg on Sunday.
A roster of courses begins in October across upholstery bridge German business English art media speech and more. Instructors include Thomas Anderson Shaffer Berry Bowden Parson and Riddell with fees from 8 to 10 dollars and locations in Rooms 101 106 104 303 109 and 301 plus Platte address.
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