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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1957
Page
5
Mrs. Eugene Ruff and her children from Omaha along with Mrs. Gene Murray and family from Grand Island spent several days last week with their mother Mrs. Glenn Shelmadine. The notice mentions saving money by asking doctors to phone or write prescriptions to Crouse Tex Drug Co.
Omaha family guests Easter dinner with the Donelsons and Lewises in town. Carol Donelson and children visited from Stromsburg. Mrs. Karl Howard and Jack Howard called on Mrs. Hastings. Local stores announce new mens and boys summer shirts at Steeples. Roy Johnson family dined with Ida LeSner in Lincoln. Marak family returned from Kansas trip. Harless family from Ames stayed with Mentinks and others in Arnold. Cerny and Barry households visited Herman Thelen in Shelby. Verneta Ferris returned to Denver after vacation with the Ferriss. Zentz children vacationing with Campain family in Ft Collins.
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Heitzman enjoyed Easter dinner with Miss Marguerite Senn at York. Balance of column next week.
Mrs. Carl A Anderson reports guests and dinners among area families over Easter weekend. Omaha visitors Delwyn Rudeen Delano Ahlquist Tom Morey joined Mr and Mrs Arthur Ahlquist for meals while Lyle Kreis family hosted. many local relatives visited and a surprise birthday party occurred for Marian Brayton. Lee Anderson joined Hordville Scout camping trip midweek.
Twenty four eighth graders plus chaperones visited Lincoln on Thursday sightseeing the Capitol Building the Nebraska Historical Building the Municipal Auditorium and Morrill Hall. They travelled with Mrs Donal Wieseman Mrs Irene Burritt Mrs Earl Watts Mrs Jo Chastain and teacher Larry Bowker.
The Junior Department of the Wayland Sunday School held an Easter Egg Hunt on the church lawn Saturday afternoon with refreshments served afterward by Superintendent Mrs David Lux and Sunday School Superintendent Mrs Wayne Walford. Mr and Mrs Dick Dudley of Lincoln were Friday supper guests in the Raymond Bond home.
Friday evening the Lundstroms connected with the Willits family. Monday evening the Sarows visited the Macks. Sunday afternoon the Yungdahls and LeMoyne Andersons hosted the Andersons’ guests. A belated Gail Swedenburg birthday party was at the Wesley Swedenburg home in Clarks. Sunday dinner entertained the Johnsons and Gestrines along with the Hanquists. Delores Saathoff of Rising City spent Sunday afternoon at the Axel Anderson Bible Study Group. Wednesday evening guests included Dennis Johnson visiting DeVon Johnson.
Walter Kelley thanks neighbors and friends for cards and remembrances during his stay at Annie Jeffrey Hospital. Special thanks to Dr Blodig and the hospital staff for their efficient care. Everything is greatly appreciated.
Mrs. Hannah Johnson expresses gratitude to friends and relatives for visits ecards and flowers received during hospitalization. Special thanks are given to Dr Ek Lund Dr Hoffman and the hospital staff for their wonderful care.
Acknowledges sincere gratitude to relatives and friends for cards letters gifts visits flowers and kind deeds shown during a recent illness. Thanks also for the special support and care extended to the family during this time.
Carl E. Cederberg sends a sincere Easter greeting with blessings and well wishes. The note conveys gratitude and a warm expression of love directed to recipients.
Sincere thanks to friends for cards gifts and visits while at the hospital. Grateful to Dr Blodig and the hospital staff for wonderful care. From Mrs Morris Ienn and Steven John.
I appreciate the cards and gifts and many kindnesses shown during my recent illness. Signed Mrs Leonard Mrkvicka.
In loving memory of R Newton Hastings who died April 24 1956 kept in our hearts a memory we love and cannot forget His family
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