Osceola Notes On Local Visits And Easter Weekend
Mrs. Wm. McKeag spent Easter weekend in Lincoln with her daughters. Spending Tuesday evening with the Chas. Normans at Stromsburg were Mr. and Mrs. Wren Sherwood.
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1963
Page
3
Mrs. Wm. McKeag spent Easter weekend in Lincoln with her daughters. Spending Tuesday evening with the Chas. Normans at Stromsburg were Mr. and Mrs. Wren Sherwood.
Mrs Elin Stohl visits Osceola to help son Bob settle in. Numerous calls and dinners involve the Meachams Bryan Carlson Stricklands and Ferris and Gustafson families. Easter dinners list many local residents visiting kin and guests across several farms and towns.
West Side residents hosted relatives and friends over the weekend and Easter. Sundbergs hosted Sundbergs and Wallace Petersons with guests including Arthur Peterson and Ed Oberg. Several families shared Easter dinners with neighbors from Central City and Columbus, as well as Sunday visitors and Saturday gatherings.
At Juniata a family reunion occurred at the Ivan Grueter home. Guests included Mr and Mrs Wallace Larson and sons of Hordville, and Mr and Mrs Forrest Anderson with others at Fairbury. Various dinners and social visits followed at the homes of the Sundbergs and Conklings with neighbors and relatives from Lincoln Staplehurst and Swede Home.
Miss Dorothy Gondringer returned to Sioux City Ia Monday afternoon after weekend in Shelby and Osceola. Mr and Mrs John Lewis of Omaha were weekend guests in Philip Timm home. Other Sunday guests were Mrs Elva Kase and Mrs Earl Bluss, both of Grand Island.
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