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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1956
Page
8
Local utility work announced by ae Oil Co of Shelby for trenching of a water line. Contact telephone 341 for details and scheduling.
For sale spring fries weighing 3 to 4 pounds offered by Mrs. John Mickey. Contact details not provided.
For sale items include used barbed wire 10x12 brooder house 40 bushel corn crib A type hog house two 14 by 7 asphalt roofs. Also a rejuvenation service for old picture tubes at Osceola Home. For rent a ground floor 3 room apartment by Mrs Dora McCormick. Phone numbers 5161 and 4687.
Gratitude expressed for memorials and notice that no services will be held in August with the next service planned for September 2. The piece lists numerous social visits, gatherings, and family meetups in the Wayland area and nearby towns, including travels and local events across Lincoln, Shelby, Stromsburg, and surrounding communities.
The Horst family expresses heartfelt thanks to Dr. Eklund Dr. Blodig and hospital staff for kindness during hospitalization and to those who sent sympathy cards flowers and memorials Mrs Elmer Horst and Mr and Mrs Merrill Horst acknowledge the assistance of the ladies who served meals and comfort during the time of passing
A sincere thank you to all of you for the many kindnesses extended to me during my recent hospitalization. Your kindness will never be forgotten. x Roy Morgan.
We extend grateful thanks to all who offered kindness during our father and grandfather’s illness and at his death. Sincerely, Mr. and Mrs. R. M. McDonald and Mr. and Mrs. Jay McDonald.
The note expresses gratitude to nurses Dr Blodig lodge and ladies of the church along with neighbors and friends for support during a time of bereavement from Mrs Phoebe Morgan and her children and grandchildren.
The Kuhnel children thank all who sent cards flowers masses and offerings and who assisted at the death and burial of their father. Special thanks to Dr Bierkower Annie Jeffery Memorial County Hospital staff the Ladies Guild and Msgr Kean for their kindness.
Sheila and Holly Eklund with the Bruce Hoffer family from Gresham picnicked and fished near Central City on Monday evening. Mr and Mrs Lyle Cockle visited Polk Friday with the R W Honess family. The Tom Gonnerman family hosted Mrs Gonnerman's parents Otto Wegmann Swede Home for dinner. Ralph C Bond of El Paso Texas named soldier of the month at Fort Bliss for the third time. The Bonds hosted Rolland Beatty Stromsburg and visited Victor Sterup in Osceola Saturday night.
Deland Flodman reports for a three month Navy cruise to Japan on USS Helena after enlisting. Shirley Hahn returns to General Mills in Minneapolis from a visit with her mother in Polk. Janie and Marvin Fredrickson travel with their son to the western U S and Canada. Marvin is Polk’s mayor. A seven pound baby boy named Mark Edward Stevens born July 20 at Bryan Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stevens. Mrs. C J McCoy ends six week trip visiting daughters in Washington DC and Florida. daughter Mrs John Andrews and family return with her to Polk. Mrs Donald Springer and sons of Seattle visit. Mr and Mrs Cecil Landis from New Plymouth Idaho visit Gilbert Lamsher’s home. Margaret and James Peterson of Greeley Colorado appear on Arthur Godfrey’s Talent Scout Show. they are Dr and Mrs Arthur Peterson’s children. The JaDa quartet’s Margaret sang and James played the banjo. the family has spent summers at Estes Park hotels.
Mrs Lulu Ward and others attended the Silver Creek Flower Show on Tuesday afternoon. Mr and Mrs John Anderson and Mr and Mrs Rolland Johnson and daughters were dinner guests Sunday. Hannah Johnson and family visited. Mrs Mabel Blight of Negau nee Michigan and Mr and Mrs Warren Dunstan of Royal Oaks Michigan are staying with Mr and Mrs Sheldon Bond. Mrs Blight is Mrs Bond's mother and Mrs Dunstan is her sister.
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