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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1947
Page
7
Mr and Mrs LeMoyne Anderson announce the birth of their second son Michael Hal on Saturday November 29 at Stromsburg hospital. They were hosted by Mrs Minnie Jackson in Columbus on Sunday alongside Mr and Mrs L A Israel.
Mrs Wieseman traveled to Grand Island on Wednesday and spent Thanksgiving Day with Mr and Mrs Gene Murray. She then went to Kearney that evening to stay with her daughter Mrs G G Shelmadine and family for the remainder of the week.
Mrs. Jean Black of Lincoln welcomed twin boys born September 15 who faced slim chances at birth. After her husband’s death she stayed with her parents Dr. and Mrs. H. E. Harvey in Lincoln, where the twins thrive in a glass-enclosed nursery.
A goose dinner with all the trimmings was served Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Timm. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Twarling and Mr. and Mrs. Carol Donelsor and daughter from Stromsburg, Mrs. F. L. Shelmadine of Alliance, Nebr., Mrs. J. H. Deckamer, Mrs. Lillian McBeth, Miss Pearl Birchfield, and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Fellows.
Mrs. A. J. Chantry returned to Osceola Friday after visiting Mr. Chantry in Omaha where he remains hospitalised but improving. He sat up for the first time Friday. Mrs. Chantry was accompanied home by Mrs. Elizabeth Winkters and her Sidney, Iowa, son who were weekend guests.
Dr and Mrs R O Peterson purchase Mrs L M Shaw residence across from the Methodist Church and plan to move mid month. They have lived in the former Whitehead house in south Osceola now to be occupied by Mrs Hazel Brown who sold her home in the southwest town to J W Hellstrom.
Miss Peggy Stewart of Lincoln was a weekend guest of the M A Mills family. Mrs Fred Shelmadine of Alliance left Monday after visiting relatives in the area. Mr and Mrs Leone Timm of Culver City California welcomed a five pound daughter born November 25 named Jane Eldene.
Mr and Mrs F EB Wisely of Fremont and Darlene of Lincoln spent the Thanksgiving vacation in Osceola with friends and relatives during the holiday period.
Mrs Delmar McFadden arrives home Sunday after a week in Omaha with her daughter and son in law and their new baby son. Mr McFadden plans to join for Thanksgiving dinner.
Mrs Earl Harbert of Roscoe California visited relatives here last week in response to the death of her mother Mrs Lydia Brazee. Mr and Mrs Ted Rutter and children of Newton Iowa and Mr and Mrs Tom Rutter of Topeka Kansas left for home Sunday after being guests of the men's relatives in the community.
Mr and Mrs Donald Monsor split their holiday visiting time between her parents Mr and Mrs Amola Wegener in Norfolk and his parents Mr and Mrs Elmer Mongan in Clay Center. Mr and Mrs Floyd Frizzle and their boys returned to Grand Island. Mrs Frizzle and sons visited Bruce Pickett. Sunday evening guests at the Pickett home included Mr and Mrs Dan Kelly Mrs Kenneth Richards and Ruth.
Mr and Mrs Ellsworth Anderson and son with Miss Mary Jean Anderson of Omaha visited Sunday with Mrs Mabel Anderson. Mr and Mrs Floyd Everett Central City visited in Ogseeola Sunday with her sisters Mrs Jack Malek and Mrs Glen Clisby.
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