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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1948
Page
2
Mr and Mrs Morris Richards and family and J H Gustafson spent Sunday evening in York with Mr and Mrs Emerald Gustafson. Mr and Mrs Ira Irland and John arrived last Wednesday from Los Angeles. John is on a two week vacation and the Irlands plan to spend some time here.
Miss Dolores Cerny and her friends Miss Alice Kallhoff and Miss Rita Kallhoff of Omaha arrived Friday evening and were guests over the weekend at the Mer gy Mary Cerny home along with local acquaintances.
David Timm and families from Moline NL spent the weekend with Osceola relatives. Mrs Cmm, after a month here with the Waller family, returned to Moline with them. Walter Wieseman and Iola Somers with baby visited Ben McCormick in Lincoln. Glen Shelmadine of Kearney joined Mrs Wieseman and Mrs Shelmadine for weekend hosting.
Mr. and Mrs. Milo Cochrane of Omaha were weekend visitors in the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tillman Joy.
Mrs L W Johnson and her daughter came home Saturday from Sidney Iowa where they spent two weeks with her parents Mr and Mrs A L Chantry.
In Crosstown George Madison robs the First National bank, flees to Alaska then New York under the alias James Farnum. Years later, back home, a hotel lobby encounter with old Tim reveals the capture: “I get to know a man's footsteps after hearing them for 15 years.”
Mr and Mrs Dwight Bush and Beverly left for Nebraska City on Friday summoned by the death of his brother James Bush.
Mr and Mrs Ped Miller and Sam of Hastings visited with his sister Mrs Flossie Deeds and brother Roe Miller Saturday and Sunday.
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