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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1951
Page
3
Mr and Mrs Philip Nyberg and their daughters hosted Mrs Nybergs sister Mrs Gilbert Bouma and family from Gardena California in their home last week.
Buy Earl May bulk garden seeds at Crouse-Tex Drug Co for improved germination and thriving plants this season.
Mr and Mrs O F Branting and Mr and Mrs Herman Jones and Earl gathered Sunday afternoon at the Walter Jones home to celebrate Edwin Jones birthday anniversary.
A fresh jewel ry shipment has arrived at Crouse Tex Drug Co expanding stock for customers seeking jewelry items.
Mr and Mrs John Ostrum and Mr and Mrs Lee Adams were Monday evening guests of Mr and Mrs Oryl Fischer in honor of Oryl who will enter the service soon.
Fellers Jewelry promotes Sunbeam Mixmaster and Cof feemaster as best value for money with emphasis on affordable kitchen appliances and customer savings.
Mr and Mrs Wm Campann spent Sunday in Clarks visiting friends and relatives. Sunday evening they were guests of Mr and Mrs Earle Miller and Richard.
Legionnaires and Auxiliary members and guests are invited to an accordion music night by Gottfrid Nelson at the Legion Club on Saturday night, April 28.
J. A. Smith learned on Tuesday of the death of his brother-in-law Charles Babb of Yakima Washington. Babb had visited Osceola two years ago.
Readable ad notes wallpaper and paint available in any design or color at Crouse-Tex Drug Co. The offer emphasizes broad selection for decorating needs.
A birthday dinner and supper were served at the Walter Jones home in Omaha. Attending were Carl Calvert Ed Harkin and their children Dave Jones and family Paul Jones and family Herman Jones and Earl O Branting Ralph Jones and the guest of honor Edwin Jones.
Dr and Mrs G E LeMar of Rapid City South Dakota visited weekend with Dr and Mrs C L LeMar. The two doctors are brothers and had been on a trip to Phoenix Arizona en route home.
The Elustrator soft docking tool with rubber rings is marketed by Crouse-Tex Drug Co as a rental or sales item for farmers. The device aids lamb docking procedures and is offered with buying or rental terms.
Mr and Mrs Joe Fijell announce the birth of their son Joseph Arthur on April 19 at St Francis Hospital. The mother is formerly Orpha Ekstrom.
Mr and Mrs Orville Jones and their children from Creighton Nebraska stayed with Mr and Mrs Herman Jones Earl and the Myron Jones family over the weekend visiting relatives in the area.
Mrs Harold Klingman and her small daughter have been in Norfolk for two weeks, summoned by the illness of her mother Mrs J O Jacobson who is hospitalized.
Mrs. Phil B. Campbell drove to Alexandria Tuesday to attend the Spring Music Festival at Fairbury where her nephew played in the band. On Wednesday she was joined by her daughter Mrs. Campbell and they returned home to spend several weeks.
The label proclaims Ren O Sal poultry tablets stimulate growth and help prevent and cure coccidiosis in flocks. The claim targets poultry producers seeking remedies for intestinal disease in chickens.
Kepners offers Lane Chest and Samsonite luggage as graduation gifts. View the selection in store for practical, durable travel gear suitable for graduates.
Mrs. Paul Monson was elected delegate to the PEO convention held in McCook from Thursday to Saturday. Accompanying her was Mrs. Phil Campbell who left Thursday morning for McCook.
Readable text lists serums including Blackleg Calf Scouts Hog Cholera Erygipelas Pink Eye and others offered for sale by a supplier. The line implies a veterinary serum provider or store distributing multiple animal health products.
Mr and Mrs Elmer Anderson of Oklahoma City visited the home of his parents Mr and Mrs August P Anderson and his brother Herman and family over the weekend.
The family of Dr. Earl Gullberg relocated to the Madge Moore property on Tuesday. Mrs. Lena Johnson and Bobby of Stromsburg visited Saturday evening at J. H. Gustafson's home.
A P F powder from Aureomycin supplement fed to chicks or pigs speeds growth and protects against coccidiosis and necrotic enteritis. Crouse-Tex Drug Co.
Mrs. Dan Magnuson came home from Denver where she had been caring for her grandson Gregg Soja son of Mr and Mrs Ted Soja who had been very ill but is improving.
Nylon hose available in fresh spring shades in all sizes at Crouse-Tex Drug Co offering a wide selection for shoppers seeking seasonal hosiery.
Herman Fredrickson of Omaha visited the home of J H Gustafs on Sunday afternoon, enjoying a cordial call with the hosts in a neighborly gathering.
Seaman Robert C. Massie of Osceola serving aboard the destroyer USS Walke helped bombard the city of Wonsan for 27 days. The Walke and UN units destroyed three of five enemy supply lines and the ship now rests in a United Nations port for resupply.
Oryl Fischer received his call from the U S Navy and will leave May 5 for the Naval Reserve Station at San Francisco. Mrs Fischer will remain in Osceola.
Private Leo Charles Negley son of Charles A Negley Osceola is an apprentice baker at George Air Force Base California near Victorville He serves in the 1st Food Service Squadron 1st Fighter-Interceptor Wing after enlisting December 29 1950 at Grand Island Nebraska His training path included Lackland AFB Texas and Sheppard AFB Texas before arriving at George AFB recently
Jack Wieseman son of Mr and Mrs Carl Wieseman joined the Air Corps in December and has spent about six weeks at Hamilton Air Force Base California where he works in sheet metal.
Tom Ball son of Guy Ball completed radar training at Biloxi Mississippi and on March first transferred to Larsen Air Force Base Washington Pie Ball now receiving ongoing radar field training at the same base
M Duane Swanson was called to active National Guard duty from Lincoln on April 1. After a brief home stay he departed Lincoln on April 22 for Bangor Maine where he will be stationed at the Dave Air Force base. James A From USN of Osceola gains engine man third class after Navy wide exam in January. He will serve on USS Pomoden in the Engineering Department as it trains in San Diego waters for Pacific Fleet anti submarine defense. From joined Navy in 1946. Mrs Stewart of Lincoln visits Mills home. Lee Rein takes a driver job with Overland Sand and Gravel Co of Stromsburg.
The article surveys old wills where beds are lavishly bequeathed showing status symbols. From Edward the Black Prince’s red velvet bed to Mary Washington’s Virginia bedstead, these bequests emphasize ornate frames and draperies over comfort, reflecting wealth and social standing of the owners.
Harold Klingman spent the weekend in Chappel visiting his mother Mrs. Wm Klingman who has been a medical patient at the hospital.
Fellers Jewelry offers a new shipment of 1847 Rogers and Community Plate silverware and urges customers to buy before the tax increase takes effect.
Vic Newcomer reports a baby boy born at 3 30 p m on April 20 to Mr and Mrs Dean Everitts of Topeka Kansas. The son weighs seven pounds thirteen ounces and is named Edward. Dean Everitts, a former Osceola boy, works with Long Bell Lumber Co in Topeka. Bill Everitts is the great grandfather and Sim Everitts of Central City is the grandfather.
Mr and Mrs Wm DeLand and D B Hulquest visited Wahoo Sunday to mark Jerry DeLand seventh birthday and Richard DeLand first birthday, sons of Cecil DeLand. Miss Erma DeLand of Omaha joined the weekend gathering, with Mrs Hulquest returning home with the Osceola group that evening.
For prompt service and free enlargements, leave your films at Crouse-Tex Drug.
Mr and Mrs Philip Nyberg and their daughters traveled to Spencer Nebraska on Sunday to visit her father Andrew Hanson.
A local ad promotes saving fifty dollars on a new television set and advises customers to inquire at Fellers Jewelry for details.
Mr and Mrs Oryl L Fischer spent Saturday night with Clinton Miller in Te Kamah Nebraska On Sunday they visited Mr Fischer s parents in Eagle Nebraska The brief notes travel between small communities highlights family connections across the state.
Mr and Mrs Don Uland and Terry Don of Ralston visited last Wednesday and Thursday at the Wesley Koehler home, sharing time with neighbors and friends.
Mr and Mrs Don Byers Sr Mr Don Ray Byers and Mary with Mrs Sarah Byers visited Dr W L Byers in Wakefield over the weekend. Crouse Tex Drug Co handles prescriptions with two registered druggists in charge. Wesley Chapel Club met with Mrs Bruce Pickett on April 18. Mrs Charles Rech assisted hostess. Mrs Werner Johanson and Mrs Maude Herrmann led the second meat lesson. Next meeting set with Mrs Harold Nelson on May 16, with Mrs Tom Schmoker assisting.
Swede Home Luther League held a radio party Monday evening at Donna Jones residence. Assisting hostesses were Mrs. Tom Engelhart and Gloria Jones. Lunch was served.
A complete line of graduation gifts features watches compacts costume jewelry and lighters along with many other items to choose from for graduates.
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