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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1951
Page
4
Crouse Tex Drug Co notes vaccines for blackleg erysipelas cholera and others are simple to administer and inexpensive, encouraging widespread use.
Reading becomes a pleasure with right sight glasses. Get them at Crouse-Tex Drug Co for clear vision and comfortable wear.
Edith Morgan a nurse at Rest Manor relocates to a Ryan apartment she previously lived with Mrs. A J Herrmann.
Mr and Mrs Richard Anderson and son visited Elton Berck home over the weekend and spent time with Osceola relatives.
Mrs Homer P Bollinger, patient at St Francis hospital for several weeks, was reported in critical condition this week and remains in that state at the time of writing.
A Friday night gathering at the Bruce Pickett residence brought together Mr and Mrs Chester Walgreen and their daughters, Mr and Mrs Rudy Carlson, Mr and Mrs Charles Walgreen, Mr and Mrs Otto Nelson, and Mr and Mrs Floyd Frizzel with their sons. Bob Clancey of Washington visited his sister in law Mrs Clyde Miller and family the prior day, marking six years since their last meeting. Mr and Mrs Lee Adams were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Carder J Throckmorton.
A benefit card party hosted by St. Vincent Altar Society takes place April 11 at 2 30 p m in St Vincent Hall. Games include High Five Pinochle Sheephead and Bridge with prizes and lunch. Admission 50 cents. Friends welcome. Ice cream sold by Crouse featuring Hardings Sealtest half gallons rich in butter fat.
Miss Helen Jenn of Kearney visited her parents Mr and Mrs August Jenn over the weekend. Another daughter Mrs Mary Louise McKenzie of Chicago arrived Tuesday evening for a visit with relatives and friends. Mrs Sadie Jarmin returned to Osceola Friday after a winter in Lincoln. She was accompanied by her sister Elizabeth Reed of Oakland California who has stayed at the Cornhusker hotel since February.
New stock of wallpaper and paint has arrived at Crouse-Tex Drug Co. Customers are invited to visit and view the latest colors and designs.
Mr and Mrs Louis Dvorak and their son of Brainard visited Sunday at the Lloyd Green home. The item notes dealers are on a strict quota and Steeples has a complete run of sizes in stock.
Mr and Mrs Daryl Woolman and son of St Paul were Sunday guests of the Lee Rein family. Mr and Mrs Herman Bohl and children visited relatives Sunday in Grand Island.
Mr and Mrs Phil Nyberg and their children visited his mother Mrs Mary Nyberg in Pork Sunday. New lace table cloth styles in three sizes at Steeples.
Tuesday evening Dr. C R Peterson was hosted by Mr. and Mrs. W R Kepner and their son for dinner.
Local residents visit relatives attend family events and travel announcements including Mr and Mrs Miller and daughter of St Paul visiting a eye specialist in Omaha Mr Miller previously worked on a Grand Island project Other items list visits in Central City Columbus Gresham and Lincoln and a 4 H meeting at Vera Cole’s home with needle case demonstration and next meeting April 17 Also noted are hospital discharges and a congratulatory note to Mrs Elmer Allinder from Governor Val Peterson.
Friday at 8 p m the group holds an open Bible study and discussion. Participants meet at the District No 48 schoolhouse four miles west and two north of Osceola with an extra west offset. Everyone is urged to attend.
Rosella Ellis of Omaha visits the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Berck in Osceola this Sunday. she comes with the King family of Wahoo and Mr. and Mrs. W. M. King.
Mrs. Kenneth Hopwood spent a few days in Osceola last week with her mother Mrs. John Schneider who has been ill.
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