District 54 News highlights visits and social events
Mrs. Lillian Eglehoff of Denver visits Osceola for a week, joining Maple Leaf Club activities at Mrs. Ad die Wieseman’s home. A parade of guests gathers at Frank Frizzell and Sam Wyman households, with birthdays, anniversaries, and local travels noted. County Farm Bureau tour to Lincoln and DCCW meeting at St. Mary’s are mentioned among community relations and church events.
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Lloyd Wamsley
Lillian Eglehoff
Denver
Wek
Sam Wyman
Osceola
Wyman
Eglehoff
Maple Leaf Club
Addie Wieseman
Frank Frizzell
Jim Boardman
Frank
Bill Imhoff
Victor Doremus
John Wyman
Ruth Totenhaupt
Cheryl
Mark Hendrickson
Ray Norris
Virgil Norris
Daughters of Columbus
Silas Barker
Barker
Frank Vetick
Frank Carman
Charles Brand
Frances
Rosalie
Central City
Roy Gwartney
C. W. Cannon
Wilber Witt
Elmer Benson
Robert Tooker
Norman Tooker
Ralston
Elmer Tooker
Bruce Pickett
Floyd Frizzell
Floyd
Elmer
County Farm Bureau
Lincoln
Karen Imm
Joan Givein
Hansen
Columbus
Vern
Wayland Ladies Host Merry Workers Meeting
Mrs. Ralph Allison and Mrs. Raymond Bond entertained the Merry Workers in the church parlors last Wednesday afternoon with devotions led by Mrs. Ardhle Eklund. President Craven Stream presided over the business session and the group carried out needle work before refreshments. The next meeting is set for April 25 with Mrs. Carl Richter and Mrs. Foy Rosenberry as hostesses. Craven Stream and son Calvin joined Ambrose Stream in Omaha to see the Cardinals play the White Sox, while Ford Bond attended USC school instruction in Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Allison
Raymond Bond
Ardhle Eklund
Craven Stream
Carl Richter
Foy Rosenberry
Calvin
Ambrose Stream
York
Omaha
Cardinals
White Sox
Ford Bond
Lincoln
USC School of Instruction
Fay Rosenberry
Ted Gonnerman
Wesley Johnston
Daughters
Stromsburg
Lee Campbell
Alice Sechtem
Grand Island
Marshall
Minnesota
Mer
Jerri Ann Isman
Gary Neptune
Dick Dudley
Doane College
Wendell Spalding
Leslie Spalding
Scribner
Maurice Spalding
North Bend
P. W. Kopke
Robert Barr
Lowell Hanson
Osceola
Seward
Harold Heaston
Local Social News Highlights From Hampton and Grand Island
Visitors and family gatherings are recorded across Hampton and Grand Island. The Eklund and Bond households hosted callers, while Mrs Stream visited her uncle D W Price. Beebe and Beebe families traveled to Ellsworth Nebraska to visit the Jardine family. the Koffee Kuppers held an April meeting hosted by Mrs Elmer Schuknecht.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Curtis
Hampton
Ronald Eklund
George Bond
Ted Gonnerman
Craven Stream
Grand Island
Elmer Schuknecht
Osceola Bank Reports Condition After April 10 1956
Charter No. 6493 reports the condition of The First National Bank of Osceola Nebraska at close of business April 10 1956. Published in response to the Comptroller of the Currency call under Section 5211 U S Revised Statutes.
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First National Bank of
Osceola
Nebraska
Bank assets and liabilities with community notes and meeting notes
The document lists cash and bank balances 317767.54 United States government obligations 750655.00 and other assets totaling 1 470921 84. It shows liabilities including deposits 1 391344 64 and capital accounts 79577 20 with a memorandum of assets pledged 300000.00 and a long paragraph recounting social meetings and visits from April to May including Mrs Fay Rosenberry and residents from Stromsburg Grand Island and York.
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United States
Federal Reserve Bank
Bankl
WroAnaeRy
United Stat Government
Indu
Local Residents Spend Weekend with Neighbors
Mr and Mrs Harry Sterup of Columbus visited the Ford Bond home for a weekend. The Sterups joined Mr and Mrs Victor Sterup and Mr and Mrs Delmar Johnson of Osceola for Sunday evening calls. Gus Peterson hosted visitors from Swede Home Tuesday. Mrs Wayne Walford and Donna Lynn called on grandmother Mrs Fanny Lees in Wahoo Monday. Little Steven Irland stays with Raymond Beebe as his mother Mrs Wayne Irland recovers after childbirth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Benson
Lydia Pope
Osceola
Bill Wyman
Roy Wyman
Jum Koza
Jack Burger
Clarks
Robert Tooker
Norman Carter
Albert Norris
Don Schippareit
Oscar Imm
Joe Imm
York
Josephine Burger
Jack Burger and Sons
Sam Wyman
Bertha Schott
Silas Barker
Warner Guenther
Orville Aldrich
Columbus
Donald Schott
Dean Ostberg
Polk
Don Schippereit
Joan Stanczyk
Omaha
Mary Lou
Ben Swertzic
Vern McCormick
Dale McCormick
Harry Sterup
Ford Bond
Victor Sterup
Delmar Johnson
Gus Peterson
Wayne Walford
Donna Lynn
Fanny Lees
Wahoo
Steven Irland
Raymond Beebe
Wayne Irland
Plan to Attend Kelly's Roller Rink Sundays
A note announces sessions at Kelly's Roller Rink every Sunday afternoon and evening with opening day on April 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelly's Roller Rink
Osceola social notes include visits and a Grand Island meet
Mr and Mrs Fred Campain and Mrs Susan Burruss visited Wm Campain. Earl Miley Dick Merrick and Elmer Johnson attended a meeting and banquet at the Yancey Hotel in Grand Island. Bert Gissler and family joined Dale Frizzell at his home. Merrill Horst and family arrived from Glenburn California to see his ill mother Mrs Clara Horst. Philip Nyberg and daughters visited Rudolph Nyberg at Polk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Campain
Central City
Susan Burruss
Clarks
Wm. Campain
Earl Miley
Dick Merrick
Elmer Johnson
Yancey Hotel
Grand Island
Bert Gissler
Dale Frizzell
Ron
Jane
Merrill Horst
Glenburn
California
Clara J. Horst
Philip Nyberg
Rudolph Nyberg
Polk
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