Osceola Couple Visits Relatives in Sioux City Iowa
Mr and Mrs Clyde Miller and family traveled to Sioux City Iowa to spend the weekend with relatives and share time together in the city.
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1954
Page
3
Mr and Mrs Clyde Miller and family traveled to Sioux City Iowa to spend the weekend with relatives and share time together in the city.
For temporary constipation avoid harsh laxatives and cramps. Dr Caldwell's Senna Laxative Syrup Pepsin uses Senna extract for gentle relief and pleasant taste for the whole family. Money back if not satisfied. mail to Box 280 New York NY.
Mrs. Lew is F. Kearns died April 14 in North Loup after Mrs. Leonard Wieseman traveled to be with her. Funeral services were held in Ord with interment there. Mrs. Donald Schewe visited from Indianapolis to see her father August P. Anderson and sister Mrs. T. L. Black. Harriet Fischer returned home from a winter in Illinois and Indiana. Raymond Branting and wife took daughter Anita back to Midland University in Fremont after an Easter break.
Rural society column details Sunday dinners visits and guests across Cedar Rapids and surrounding towns. Residents attend Easter events, church services, and community gatherings. includes municipal city council actions and local license resolutions in Osceola Nebraska on April 1, 1954.
City of Osceola Nebraska holds a special meeting to issue a water restriction proclamation for firefighting needs. Garden and lawn watering is limited by residence east or west of State Street to specified days. no watering on Monday. All four councilmen vote yea.
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