Hastings Couple Welcome Grand Junction Baby
Osceola residents Mr and Mrs R N Hastings report the birth of a son to their son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Jack Hastings in Grand Junction Colorado on Sunday.
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1954
Page
9
Osceola residents Mr and Mrs R N Hastings report the birth of a son to their son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Jack Hastings in Grand Junction Colorado on Sunday.
A Nebraska town chronicles a string of social visits and travel. Many locals host relatives from York Columbus Torrington and Mason City while others journey to Denver Lomita and New York. A notable birth is announced for Pamela Jo Mills born July 26 in Denver.
Wayland residents and guests populate a long list of visits and trips. Families from Stromsburg Osceola York Gresham Benedict Gresham Lincoln and Fremont are noted, with vacations in Estes Park Grand Lake and trips to California and the Ozarks. Local weddings and flower shows are referenced along with a host of relatives and dining events.
Omaha visitors drop in on Friday as Mr. and Mrs. Don Schipporeil and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wyman travel. Mrs. Brand drives Mrs. Van Winkle and Mrs. Cunningham to Stromsburg. Mrs. Wyman visits Osceola to see triplets born at the Osceola hospital.
Susan McCormick stays at Vern McCormick home while parents vacation. Osceola couple Mr and Mrs Sam Cadwell and Silver Creek couple Mr and Mrs Mark Hendrickson visited last Sunday in Frank Frizzell home. Various relatives and guests from Clarks Omaha Fullerton Polk Shelby Central City and Om aha gathered at several homes for social visits and meals.
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