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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1953
Page
5
Orlo Deeds, scoutmaster of a Alma troop, left with his unit for a trip to Estes Park in Colorado after visiting Mrs. Flossie Deeds and Roc Miller. Mr. and Mrs. Orlo Deeds and their son from Alma were guests of Flossie Deeds and Roc Miller.
Advertises discounts on coffee walnuts Crisco cake mixes Jello dates Del Monte pineapple Nile brand salmon Tide crackers Charmin Kleenex orange and Hershey syrup. Notes multi item pricing including two pound limits and 89 cent per pound coffee with assorted low price packages.
Mrs. G. W. Morgan and her husband were honored by friends with a basket picnic Wednesday evening in York Park. The Morgans plan to move to the west coast for the winter.
A health advisory notes caution against harsh laxatives and urges safer alternatives. It cites advice from medical experts and mentions potential risks of long term use, urging readers to consult a physician for persistent symptoms.
Mrs. Zella Rice visits Clarks with brother L L Iler. Iler picnic hosts about 30 relatives at D H Wilson home. Dorothy Gondringer of Sioux City visits. graduates from Morningside College and returns to teach in Sioux City. Officials travel from Grand Junction to Moose International events in Florida. Nebraska family visits and funerals mark a busy period with travels to California and Omaha. Seasonable farm items and local notices round out the week.
The Merry Mixers 4-H Club met August 21 at Mrs. Allen Andersons home for achievement day with all members present. Plans for the next year were discussed and members showcased items made during the year. Secret sisters were revealed. Mrs. Floyd Speirs helped serve lunch. Effie Fernandez led Cheery Sisters Club last Friday with fair project practice and mothers judging. Lunch prepared by the girls. Top Notchers 4-H Club met at Louis Monsons with ten members to discuss calf preparation for the fair and a lunch served by Mrs. Monson.
Card of thanks from Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Fox for cards flowers gifts and visits on their Golden Wedding Anniversary. They express gratitude and say the kindness will be remembered.
To all the kind friends and relatives who remembered me with visits flowers cards and gifts during my recent illness I wish to say thank you. Mrs Roy Emmons
Osceola residents Mr and Mrs LeRoy Rhodes spent Sunday afternoon with Al and Vertie Heitzman in Riverside. Sunday evening visitors were reported but not fully listed in the fragment.
Gilbert Anderson home hosted Earl Johnson family in Stromsburg. Tekseed dinner and meeting drew Joe Karges and Art Gabriel in Central City. Margaret Sheets of Arnold and Vera Beckmeyer of Osceola visited Al and Vertie Heitzman. John Carlson and Deborah joined Ronald Carlson for supper then attended the Nance County Fair in Fullerton. Don Hayes and Vinson Bittinger of Clarks vacationed at Lake Botley Minnesota. Riverside School to reopen August 31. Susie Coggill of Clarks rehired for term. Anton Osentsowski and family visited Columbus. Sunday guests at Joe Karges home included George Karges and Danny of Columbus. Martin Karges of Silver Creek also called.
The Gust Carlson family visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Lukaswiecz in Havens. Roberta Egly returned to York on Wednesday after time with her sister Mrs. Ronald Carlson and family. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Karges visited Friday afternoon at the Roberta Topinka home near Clarks. Emma Peterson of Stro and her nephew Earl Collison of Wichita were Friday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Carlson and family.
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