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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1967

Page

5

Attended Day golden wedding anniversary at Campbell

Social notes record multiple family gatherings led by Mr and Mrs Day in Campbell for a golden wedding anniversary. Attendees included the Kuhnels, Gabrels, Larricks, Zimmermans and many relatives. Also listed are various visits, birthdays, showers, and local social events across nearby towns. Notice to creditors and incorporation details conclude the column.

Truman Day Shelby Campbell Jean Larrick Doris Zimmerman Dick Larricks Hugo Zimmermans Lois Day Germany

Annual child welfare tea at Methodist church

The public is invited to the annual American Legion Auxili ary child welfare benefit tea at 2 15 p m Friday April 21 in the Methodist church basement. Guests include a speaker and choral group from the Bea trice State Home the A L A state president and state children s welfare chairman. Local unit displays clothing made for Beatrice home children and several items have appeared in merchants windows recently. The Ralph Wattses spent Thursday in Grand Island. Mrs Virgil Lienemann and two children of Cook Nebraska visit the Kleins. The Maurice Wattses returned Friday from Rochester Minnesota.

American Legion Auxiliary Child Welfare Methodist Church Beatrice State Home A.L.A State Children’s Welfare Beatrice Home Ralph Wattses Grand Island Virgil Lienemann Cook, Nebr Richard Kleins Maurice Wattses Rochester Minn

Weekend Socials From Holdrege to Benedict

Weekend guests visited family in Holdrege and Lincoln. Jerry Schmoker’s relatives attended an open house at the First National Bank of Holdrege where he serves as assistant cashier and director. August Meyer and Glen Miller plus Mae Peterson joined Emil Monson for Saturday dinner. the Monsons visited Grand Island Sunday. Pearle Matheson stayed with Fre m ont relatives. Lulu Matheson and Flossie German plan a move to Corvallis Oregon. Wren Sherwood and family attended a birthday in Clarks. Sunday they lunched with Art Bittinger in Benedict.

Mayo Clinic Em Schmokers Jerry Schmoker Holdrege First National Bank Jerry August Meyer Glen Miller Lincoln Mae Peterson Emil Monson Monsons Grand Island LeMoyne Monson Pearle Matheson Fremont Osceola Matheson Lulu Olson Flossie German Corvallis Ore Wren Sherwoods Guy Smith Clarks Mr Smith Sherwoods Art Bittingers Benedict

Pierce Chapel WSCS social creed program noted

Pierce Chapel WSCS met April 6 with Mrs Walter Beck presiding. Program leader Mrs Josephine Scahill spoke on the Social Creed of the Methodist church. Officers elected include Mrs Darwin Williams president and Mrs Harvey Phelps vice president. Installation set for May 4 and a miscellaneous sale was held.

Walter Beck WSCS Josephine Scahill Methodist Church Darwin Williams Harvey Phelps John Johnston Max Butts Earl Ferguson Katie Schultz Don Grafe John Heale Frank Sweet Larry Phelps Richard Friedricksen Ed Helgoth Ed Hunscote Don Neel Vickie Becky Phelps Josie Burger Earl Black Central City Edith Currey Ziemba Clarks Soren Dahl Omaha Clarence Dahl San Mateo Cal Chris Jensen John Mangelsens

District 54 News Social rounds on weekend bus tour and visits

Mrs Raymond Nyffeler and Mrs Raymond Burke attended a TOPS convention in Lincoln Friday evening and Saturday. Lloyd Moore and John Falk visited David Sundberg at Litzenberg Memorial Hospital in Central City Friday. Mrs Russel Kreis hosted at Emily Snyder and Bobbi Jo in Lincoln from Wednesday to Sunday. The Strombergs marked their 40th wedding anniversary at Claude Stromberg home in Clarks Sunday. The Verlin Johnsons visited the Curtis Hoffman family in Benedict. Morris Nielsen hosted Dick Fusby and family from Loup City Saturday and shared supper with Leland Peterson Sunday.

Esther Kuhne Alfred Kuhnel Richard Gabriel Fullerton Campbell T. W. Day Jim Scow Scott Louie Kubicek Marvin Dawes Vickie Jones Walden Joneses Harold Jones Nick Gondringer Mark Gondringers Shelby Phyllis Gondringer Marilyn Sanfield Columbus Arthur Nelson Harold Nelsons Lewis Schott Floyd West J. Hossack Harry DeFrene Lincoln Nina McKeag Lawrence Geises Benedict Clay Brumbaughs Stromsburg al Kuhnels Don Yungdahl Harold Grossnicklauses David Richards Tom Richardses Rising City Adolph Kresha Shelia Grossnicklaus Raymond Nyffeler Raymond Burke TOPS Lloyd Moore John Falk David Sundberg Litzenberg Memorial Hosital Central City Russel Kreis Emily Snyder Bobbi Jo Snyder Kreis Irvin Anderson H. P. Towells Forrest Andersons Cheryl Irvin Andersons Lillie Chindgren Dick Anderson Angela Gustafson Paul Norris Anderson Claude Stromberg Clarks Strombergs Verlin Johnson Curtis Hoffman Morris Nielsen Dick Fusby Loup City Leland Peterson Polly Newcome Robert Tooker Normen Clark Pat Corbit John Wyman Maple Leaf Club Sam Wyman David Atkinson Silver Creek Norman Carter Joe Imms Darrell Atkinson Vera Hutchinson Genoa Gilbert Hinkles Robert Tookers Darrell

West Side Story Ladies Attend TOPS Convention

Leona Imhoff reports multiple social visits and events among local families. Mrs Bill Wyman and Mrs Don ald Schopporeit led a Wee Club bus trip to Omaha for a show and dinner. Other gatherings included anniversaries, weddings, and school events in Lincoln, Stromsburg, Genoa, Silver Creek, and nearby towns.

Leona Imhoff Bill Wyman Donald Schopporeit Wee Club Omaha Frank Stanczyks Catherine Laska Columbus Robert Tooker Alda Beth Lincoln Silver Creek School Ag. College Donald Schotts John Drogs St. Edward A C Schott Ed Schotts Johnnie Herman Carlsons Chris Gaedekes Teri Donald Benson Donald Nellie Benson

Nebraska Division of Employment Contacts

Contact the Nebraska Division of Employment at 2809 13th Street in Columbus with the phone number 563 5105 or reach the Division of Employment Farm Labor Representative listed below.

Nebraska Division of Employment 13Th St Columbus Division of Employment Farm Labor

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