Hospital Notes and Transfers From Osceola and Surrounding Areas
List of patients discharged or admitted at hospitals in Osceola Stromsburg Stroms and surrounding towns. Includes names such as Glenn I Anderson Martin R Anderson Ruth Cornish Roy Hedlund Oliver W Johnson Julia Jones Frank Korinek Wilemine Kucera Mayme Lux Bessie Reckner Carol Schmoker Russell Sigler Bernita Cederberg John W Hellstrom Marilyn Tenniges and others. Dismissed patients include Timothy Anderson Emil Hablitzel Lenora Alt Donald Cohagen Raymond Johnson Alan Hiemer Mathilda Wagner Floyd Hartson Clarence Newton Lula Hanson Michael Parks Jessie West Claire Benedict. Transferred names Nina Cockle and Norman Page family plus visitors from Iowa Falls and Humboldt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn I. Anderson
Osceola
Martin R. Anderson
George Buchta
Ruth Cornish
Roy Hedlund
Stromsburg
Oliver W. Johnson
Polk
Julia Jones
Frank Korinek
Wilemine Kucera
Osc
Mayme Lux
Bessie Reckner
Stroms
Carol Schmoker
Russell Sigler
Bernita Cederberg
John W. Hellstrom
Marilyn Tenniges
Gresham
Timothy Anderson
Columbus
Emil Hablitzel
Lenora Alt
Shelby
Donald Cohagen
Raymond Johnson
Alan Hiemer
Mathilda Wagner
Floyd Hartson
Clarence Newton
Lula Hanson
Michael Parks
Moville
Jessie West
York
Claire Benedict
Nina Cockle
Osceola Social Notes Highlight Regional Visits
Mrs Kathryn Hutchinson of Sacramento visits in the home of the Victor Sterups with sisters and they were dinner guests of the Dick Pogues in Stromsburg. Calispell Colo visitors Cecil Moore and sons Wayne Gene and David joined Mae Peterson and Fred Anderson for supper with Mrs Emil Monson. Milo Cochrane and Lou of Ralston arrive to visit Tillman Joy home and more Sunday callers include Mr and Mrs Robert Seykorn and Jennifer of Omaha. Thelma Page of Cheyenne leaves after a week with Grace Hunter and Laura Delfs, then visits Wm Page in Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Hutchinson
Sacramento
Calif
Victor Sterups
Hutchinson
Sterup
Dick Pogues
Stromsburg
Cecil Moore
Wayne
Gene
David
Calispell
Colo
Mae Peterson
Fred Anderson
Emil Monson
Milo Cochrane
Lou
Ralston
Tillman Joy Home
Robert Seykorn
Jennifer
Omaha
Thelma Page
Cheyenne
Wyo
Grace Hunter
Laura Delfs
Birthday supper and weekend visits across central Illinois
District 54 families shared a Lake North birthday supper for Mrs. Johnnie Carlson. Mrs. Robert Tooker and Jerry visited Elmwood to see Susie Cook and her son David Cook from Peoria, with stops in Lincoln to pick up Cindy and Sean and a supper with Ann Tooker. Leona Imhoff and Beth Lindblade attended a Gary Markes reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Wyman
Teri
Tim
Connie Schneiderheinz
Andy Daniels
Mike Patience
Chris Gaedeke
Dale Carlson
Johnnie Carlson
Lake North
Robert Tooker
Jerry
Elmwood
Susie Cook
David Cook
Peoria
Lincoln
Cindy
Sean
Ann Tooker
Leona Imhoff
Beth Lindblade
Gary Markes
Community notices from Osceola and surrounding towns
Leona Imhoff reports social visits in Garden City Kansas and Osceola. Mr and Mrs Bill Hanson guest at Ted Wyman home. Stays include Linn Mooney Don Grafe Tom Towle Mike Scott and Jack Burger family. Cadet Tom Wyman left for Warren Air Base after vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden City
Kans
Osceola
Bill Hanson
Ted Wyman
Wymans
Linn Mooney
Lincoln
Don Grafe
Clarks
Tom Towle
Mike Scott
York
Jack Burger
Kurk
Kim
Dan Miller
Diana Miller
Columbus
Loren Miller
Frank Stanczyk
Jim Nowak
Janet
Omaha
Helen Mitera
Bergan Mercy Hospital
Tom
Mark
Gayle
Sam Wyman
Walter Dubas
Fullerton
Stella Tworek
Clara Kmiecik
Bob Matison
California
Robert Tooker
Jerry
Gilbert Lampshire
Polk
Kevin Stearn
Leona Kozisek
Silver Creek
John Wyman
Henry Schippareil
Tom Wyman
Warren Air Base
Cheyenne
Wyo
Knights of Columbus donate to Nebraska Association for Retarded Citizens
At the July 11 meeting the state council presented 10254.84 dollars to the Nebraska Association for Retarded Citizens. The gift comes from one fourth of the net proceeds of Tootsie Roll sales to aid the mentally retarded with half staying in local communities and the rest directed to state council projects. Jack Carpenter praised statewide participation and Dave Powell said the effort boosts public understanding and funds citizen advocacy for mentally retarded Nebraskans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Council of the Knights of Columbus
Nebraska Association
Knights
Polk County
Knights of Columbus
Eugene Gabel
State Council
Jack Carpenter
Nebraska
Dave Powell
Nebraska Association For Retarded Citizens
Local Golf League Results July 27 and 29
On July 27 Ryan Hill hosted 30 women golfers with winners Archie Hayes and Sheila Moore for first low, Marie Beebe and Arla Quick second low, Doris Peterson and Donna Anderson third low, Bonnie Nelson and Helen Hoffman most sixes, Mary Lou Perry and Evelyn Folts most pars, and Anna Quick posting a 45. July 25 Kids Golf winners were Cindy Christensen Lori Pickrel Clark Pickrel Randy Urban and Russell Miller. July 29 thursday men’s league drew 62 players with top low prizes to Gene Bartak Steve Kuhnel Neal Neki and Don Ostberg Don Hayes and Don Linton tied for third. Elmer Gleim and Dave Coffin high on hole 5. Harvey Pickrel and Gary Folts low on hole 5. draw prizes awarded to multiple pairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryan Hill
Archie Hayes
Sheila Moore
Marie Beebe
Arla Quick
Doris Peterson
Donna Anderson
Bonnie Nelson
Helen Hoffman
Mary Lou Perry
Evelyn Folts
Anna Quick
Cindy Christensen
Lori Pickrel
Clark Pickrel
Randy Urban
Russell Miller
Gene Bartak
Steve Kuhnel
Neal Neki
Don Ostberg
Don Hayes
Don Linton
Mike Jones
Alex Mills
Elmer Gleim
Dave Coffin
Harvey Pickrel
Gary Folts
Ed Buse
Edgar Peterson
Louis Daum
Jim Furber
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hospitaléy Notes
Norman Page
Michelle Robb
Iowa Falls
Eric Page
Humboldt
Mr. Page
Erma VandePol
Eric
Joyce Page
By Leona Imhoff
Nanie A. Sundberg
4Th Street
Nebron
Westinghouse
Mal Davenport
Maytag
Coronado
Lesk
Punt
Treadle
Montgomery Ward
U. S. Germany
West 4Th Street
Headstrom
Lennox
Warren E. Johnson
T.A
Warren E.johnson
C.T.A
Mills & Mills Attorneys
Clarence Austin
Orville Dodds
Stromsburg Bank
Aif
Selection Jr
Group Jr. & Misses
Lee Jeans
Cedar Crest
Stromsburg, Nebraska
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