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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1949
Page
5
The notice lists annual subscription prices: 2.50 per year for Nebraska residents and 3.00 per year for subscribers outside Nebraska. It provides no additional context or dates.
A string of weekend and midweek visits links families in Stromsburg Rising City Bellwood David City Columbus and Omaha. Notable names include the Watts Campa Meister Husak McKeag Hendrickson and Havelena with gatherings at homes in Loveland Colorado and Grand Island.
Mr and Mrs Jean Rupp of Genoa dined with the Merle Wieseman family Friday. Captain Miles a brother in law of Mrs Hamilton, from Ft Riley Kansas, visited through Sunday with Rev and Mrs Hamilton after four years in Germany. He plans to join his Fresno California family soon. Mr and Mrs Don Heinemeyer and son left Saturday for Oxford Ohio, with Mr and Mrs Hal accompanying them as far as Beatrice.
Local families relocate within the Chris McCormick farm area now owned by Oscar Imm. Supt Paul Hillman to deliver Easter sermon at Fairview. several congregations plan quarterly conference. Neighbors report visits, birthdays, travel to Omaha and Lincoln, and farm and church events across Shelby, Silver Creek, and Chapman.
The Friendly Neighbors Club sponsored a Wednesday trip to Omaha by chartered bus. The tour included visits to Joslyn Memorial and Peter Pan Bakery among other stops.
Hog Sale every Friday with five to seven packer and order buyers. Cattle Sheep and Horse Sale each Saturday. Buyers and sellers assured a square deal. Sales start at 12:00 noon. Market news on Friday and Saturday broadcasts from 1:30 to 2:00 p.m.
Liberty Local 573 FECU will meet Friday evening April 8 with vocal and accordion by Mrs Ralph Johnson humorous readings by Lila Rosenberry and Winifred Jacobson and baton twirling by Sharon Colberg moving pictures conclude the program
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