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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1956
Page
5
Sunday guests flocked to Sundbergs and others across the West Side as families from North Platte Lincoln Kansas City Independence Mo Cowles Columb us and Shelby gathered for Easter meals and birthday celebrations. Local students and college visitors shared time with parents and relatives during a busy weekend of dinners and gatherings.
Miss Delores Thurber Millie Nelson and LaRita Johnson Luther College Wa hoo students stayed with the Johnsons over the weekend. Herman Fredrickson from California visited F H Fredrickson and Hilma Toline. Monday evening guests included Adolph Forss and family Roger Hanquist Layne Ruth Gestrine and Mabel Olson.
Sunday visitors include Mrs John Gestrine and Mrs Frank Oquist. The Swede Home Junior Missionary Society met with Carole Johnson as leader and Douglas Sundberg reading the mission story. Attendees noted a 30 to 19 boys ahead in the year’s attendance contest. Various family visits and birthday celebrations occur across Osceola and nearby towns. Easter cantata by Calvary Lutheran Swede Home choir set for April 1 at 8 p.m.
Meldon Hess on the sick list for three weeks shows improvement. Carl Bowman and family visited Rex Wilken in Bruning. Rolland Johnson and Dale Nahrstedt households shared Tuesday evening visits. W J Herrmann called on M G Hess. Joy and Hastings visited M G Hess. Edwin Lewis dined with Ansel Fredrickson and Mary in Stromsburg. Jay McDonald and daughters visited Earl Miley. Earle Miller and family toured Madison for dinner with QO Fischer and family. Goerlingers and Miesters accompanied by Mrs Grubaugh traveled to Lincoln.
Mrs Dale Buchta and Mrs Louis Mickey joined Miss Margaret Crosby for Judging Day for 4-H leaders in Fremont. Seventy Two Club met at Fairview Hall with A E Carlson of Hordville presenting travel slides. One hundred seventy girls competed in a sewing machine prize event at Golds Teen-Age Style Show. Several families hosted or attended gatherings, baptisms, and visitors across Fairview and Columbus areas.
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