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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1951
Page
4
Gambles offers a new 1951 Coronado deep freeze regular value 294.95 on special this week for 275 dollars.
Belated birthday celebration held Tuesday afternoon at the Walgreen residence. Attending were Mrs. Frank Bealer and daughter Mrs. Oliver Hanson and Mrs. Miller and daughter from Omaha, Mrs. Bealer's sister Mrs. C. R. Peterson, Mrs. S. W. Calhoun, and Mrs. Walgreen.
Mrs Flossie Deeds learned Tuesday she is a grandmother again as a newborn boy named Richard Dean arrived at Scottsbluff Methodist hospital weighing six pounds 11 ounces. Irvin and Mrs Deeds in Mitchell Nebras ka welcomed their son with one other child, a daughter, in their family. Meanwhile H S Eklund O E S District Supervisor assisted grand chapter officers in opening a new Eastern Star chapter in Polk with thirty members.
Crouse-Tex Drug Co showcases several new nylon hose shades just landed for customers seeking fashionable legwear. The store highlights fresh colors and comfortable fits for daily wear.
Norfolk and Omaha guests attended the Sunday birthday gathering at Martin Roberts home for Joe Roberts turning six. The event featured a decorated cake shared by Mr and Mrs J M Roberts and Mr and Mrs Henry Erdmann with Jay and Dorothy Roberts amid festive greetings.
The Eastern Star Kensington group met with about 20 members Tuesday evening. Hostesses assisting included Mrs. Robert Mills, Mrs. Maggie Wieseman and Mrs. Zella Kepner.
Lt. Sam Byers of Columbus Georgia is on furlough from air corps duties and is visiting his parents Mr and Mrs Don Byers and her parents at Red Cloud.
The Night Owl bridge group met with Mr. and Mrs. Phil B Campbell on Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Matt Anderson won the prizes for the night.
Mr and Mrs Walter Koehler received word that their daughter Mrs Jack T Lynch of Ft Lauderdale Florida was very ill Tuesday evening. Mrs Koehler left Omaha by plane Wednesday morning to join family and assist.
Mrs D M Schewe of Indianapolis Indiana arrived to care for her 82 year old mother Mrs Aug P Anderson. Anderson had been a patient at St Francis hospital but was taken to her home last week.
Miss Hazel V. M. Johnson traveled to Omaha last Friday and entered Clarkson hospital for observation.
Mr. and Mrs. Oryl Fischer and relatives from Illinois visited Eagle Nebraska over the weekend. They attended the funeral of their grandmother Mrs. Fannie Frisbee in Elmwood on Sunday. Henry Schmoker becomes a new guest at Rest Manor. Crouse-Tex Drug Co offers window glass for houses. Dr C R Peterson and Dr Proskovec of Columbus attended the North District Dental meeting in Wayne.
Dr and Mrs H S Eklund and Gregg attended the Heimer Augustine reception at Shelby on Tuesday afternoon.
Mr and Mrs Henry Krogh and family of Omaha were guests on Sunday in the Axel Anderson home. Gordon Krogh will visit his grandparents for two weeks before returning to his home in Omaha.
Mr and Mrs M A Mills Jr and Dr and Mrs Eklund attended the Pratt Riggs wedding at Lincoln Saturday. The St Paul Luther League will sponsor a bake sale at Osceola Plumbing and Heating Store on Saturday April 21 from 1 pm to 10 pm.
Several Forty and Eight Club members traveled from Grand Island on a chartered bus to a meet of the organization in Omaha. Wm. Wolfe Post No. 91 plans Dale Watkins entertainment at the Legion Club on Friday April 20. Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Bush visited relatives near Nebraska City. Robert Huber, home on Marine furlough, expected to depart soon for the orient. A six month wait for another sale at Crouse-Tex Drug Co. Valley Livestock Club met April 10 at Fairview Hall with eight members. fire prevention discussed. next meeting May 8 at Mickeys. Shaving needs promotion noted for Crouse-Tex sale this week.
Mrs C R Peterson returned home Monday evening after visiting relatives in California for several weeks.
Mr and Mrs Dick Baumgartner of Scottsbluff visited Thursday evening at the M A Mills Jr home while en route to Lincoln for the wedding of Mrs Baumgartners sister Miss Marcia Pratt in Lincoln Nebraska.
Dinner guests Wednesday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Oryl Fischer included Captain and Mrs. N. J. Fischer and family from Illinois and Mr. and Mrs. John Fischer from Eagle.
Miss Eldena Johnson spent the weekend visiting Helen Swan and the L. E. Hanson family in Ogallala and traveling with her brother Eugene Johnson in North Platte.
Ralph Johnson fell ill last week and was taken to St. Francis hospital for observation where doctors diagnosed meningitis.
Mrs. Donald Malek and their son Michael visited in the George Malek home along with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Spain and Donna and Mr. and Mrs. Hal Edwards. Mrs. Donald Malek and her son planned a week's visit.
T Sgt John L Polk his wife and son Mike of Lincoln visited Mr and Mrs Chas Youngstrom along with Mr and Mrs Elzie Bivens of Silver Creek Also visiting were W H Davis of Osceola in the afternoon.
Mr and Mrs Leon Merrick attended the wedding of Marcia Pratt and R L Riggs at Lincoln Saturday afternoon. That evening they went on to Weeping Water to stay over Sunday with her sister Mrs Eugene Day and Mr Day.
Mr and Mrs Bert Lewis and Mr and Mrs Earl Pansler visited in the home of Mr and Mrs Carl Alligori of Elgin Nebraska on Sunday.
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