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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1955
Page
2
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Osceola residents report a busy period with county fair entries and numerous visits. Families including Wamsleys Wyman Car mans, and Barker clan hosted and visited relatives in Nebraska Iowa and California while attending church picnics and reunions. Susie Hill dies at Central City hospital following illness. George Hill of Moline and Dorothy Schinder of Lincoln are surviving relatives.
Monday evening visits include John Micek and Alfred Bernt. Neighbors Irvin Hecker family near Surprise and others from Osceola and Columbus stop by various homes throughout the week. Several calls occur at the Lisko, Fletcher, Bernt, and Gillan residences, with seasonal and kinship connections noted.
Sunday afternoon visitors included the Heitzman and Hayes households with Willi am Heitzman and Vida Reckmeyer of Osceola and Margaret Sheets of Arnold. The article notes several local calls and visits among Karges, Meyer, Carlson, and related families, plus the birth of a daughter to Marvin and wife at Hord Memorial hospital.
Irene Burritt reports a flurry of visits across Ta coma Stromsburg and Genoa including Mrs. Mary Grossnicklaus of Tacoma and triplet girls at the Wieseman and Alr homes. Richard Marks of Lincoln and Freddie Krenk of Schuyler dropped by. a funeral for Mrs. John Herrmann in Osceola was attended by Wieseman relatives.
Sunday greetings were shared as Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Pickett with Mrs. Don Swanson and children from California spent the day with Mrs. Mary Pickett in Genoa. Also visiting were Mr. and Mrs. Eddis Goodale and family from Galva Illinois who called on Mrs. Effie Fernandez. Mrs. Goodale was a niece of the late E V Fornander.
Mrs. Gillis and Mrs. Mackey with children from Omaha joined Mrs. Jessie Hewitt for a birthday on Sunday July 31. Other local attendees included York visitors Ray Hastings and May Hastings and Sam Cadwell family, who enjoyed a parish hall chicken dinner at Shelby. Elmer Allinder attended his sister Esther Burke’s funeral in Greeley. George Heckman hosted several Swede Home and nearby residents including Mrs. Elmer Allison Mrs. Gus Hartle Mrs. Morris Johnson and their daughters last Thursday afternoon.
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