Thanksgiving Gatherings and Ta lked Rosary of Local Families
Thanksgiving Day visits mark family gatherings as residents travel to Denver Schuyler and Columbus nursing home notes appear. An audience with the Pope occurred during a Rome tour by the Gabels. Parish activities include services at St Andrew's and St Mary's. Various locals visit relatives in Arkansas and California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Flammer
Duane Gabel
Gabels
Rome
Italy
Ella Inselman
Gary
Denver
Gordon Inselman
Arlyn Johannes
Merle Johannes
C. W. Leimsers
Messman
St. Andrew’s
St. Mary’s
O’ Leary
Annie Nitsch
Paulina Bernt
Bernard Korger
Marion Bernt
Pauline Kresha
Grace Gonka
Cyza
O’leary
Lawrence Leimser
Allyn Leimser
Shannon
Ron Stempek
Gaylor Gewecke
Schuyler
Orville
Virgil
Duane Spitz
George Spitz
Nora Spitz
Columbus
Annie Flamme
Annie Gabel
Sacred Heart Parish
Flamme
Flossie Ernst
Lone Star
Ernst
David Leimser
Lawrence Leimsers
Local social notes and greetings from area families
Mildred Hahn and others report on a string of events including F.M.A. Mission gathering, Knights of Columbus pancake supper, and various family visits. Peter Liss funeral, Mae Korgor's return from Columbus Manor, and Adams Stempek hospitalization are noted among community notices and holiday get togethers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Koziol
Alta Lisko
Mae Korgor
Columbus Manor
John Hahn
Martha Jaax
F.M.A
Carroll Hahn
Douglas
Marvin Bernt
Bernard Korger
Anna Flamme
Allen Zelasney
Adolf Kresha
Knights of Columbus
Leo Kresha
Peter Liss
St. Anthony Catholic Church
Anna Schlesinger
Lincoln General Hospital
Katherine Zelasney
Helen Hall
Hall
Zelasney
Thad Rosenthal
Lee Hegi
American Legion Auxiliary
Ron Stempek
Adam Stempek
Donald Adkisson
Archie Sutko
Gena Sutko
St. Isadore’s
Frank Torzon
Todd Bollig
Larry Woznilaks
Lawrence Leimsers
Columbus
Bergan Mercy Hospital
Omaha
Swede Home Guests and Local Visits Highlight Weekend
Mrs. Signe Van Doren and grandchildren Bob and Beth Von Drasek of Omaha visited the Sandins on Sunday. Lincoln trips included visits to Bryan Memorial Hospital. Other stops covered Silvis East Moline Rock Island Illinois areas with extended family gatherings at the Good Samaritan Center for Mrs. Floyd West’s birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Signe van Doren
Bob and
Beth Vondrasek
Omaha
Rudolf Sandin
Earl Jones
LeRoy Lindblade
Lincoln
David Jones
Egnar Carlson
Bryan Memorial Hospital
Victor Krol
Silvis
East Moline
Rock Island
Ill
Martin Lundstrom
Bob Willits
Pamela
Bud Carlson
Jim
Lester Davis
Humboldt
Nebr
Larry Davis
Good Samaritan Center
Floyd West
Lillie Chindgren
Edna Gestrine
Ralph Jones
Ellen Oquist
Ruth Gestrine
Christmas Dinner and Social Notices in York Cafe Area
Mrs Harold W Johnson and club members enjoyed a Christmas dinner at York Cafe. Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Victor Krol included Lillie Chindgren Sander Chindgren and others. The birthday of Mrs Bob Dittmer was observed and several couples attended local events and teas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T.C.W. Club
York
Victor Krol
Lillie Chindgren
Sander Chindgren
Ted Dittmer
Kathy
Bob Dittmer
Vincent Krol
Yancy
Lester Gestrine
Harold W. Johnson
Hospital Patients and Staff Movements Ledger
An itemized notice lists patients and staff in several Nebraska towns including Osceola Stroms Shelby Stromsburg and Holdrege. It records admissions discharges transfers and deaths with details on a few cases such as Fern Schmoker recovering after foot amputation and Albert Timm moving from Annie Jeffrey Hospital to the Veterans Hospital in Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan Abbott
Shelby
Helen Anderson
Stroms
Elaine Rice
Osceola
Hjalmer F. Bloom
Margaret Buresh
Fred Bush
Ragnar Carlson
Silver Creek
Samuel Cook
Stromsburg
Maypret Cramer
Rosa Davis
Maggie Force
George Hasselbalch
John W. Hellstrom
Duane Micek
Bonnie Ransom
Lester Hullinger
Robert Reilinger Jr
Henry Augustin
Arthur McVeigh
Berniece Jones
Deborah Kinghornt
Otto E. Olson
Ellen H Peterson
Emma C. Peterson
Florence Salisbury
Mattie Sanley
Louise Wurtz
Judy Ewers
Albert Timm
Elsie Watkins
Fern Schmoker
Phelps Memorial
Merchants League and Cornhusker League Bowling Scores
Bowling standings from December 2 and 3 1975 show Merchants League leaders Cent Cattle Co and B B and S posting high games and series led by Dick Miller. Cornhusker League results list Grosch Irrigation Osceola Cleaners and The 138s with top team and individual tallies for the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Club
Cent. Cattle Co
Cent Cattle Co
Cornhusker League
Grosch Irrigation
Osceola Cleaners
The
Builders Supply
Co-op Oil
Burt & Dee's
Anderson’s Carpets
Marvin Simonsen
Don Andelt
Dick Shanahan
Lowell Hanson
Mike Small
Shelby Co-op Oil
Farmers Elevator
Shelby
Firemen
Amity Lanes
Blue Flames
Osc. Body Shop
Shelby Co-op
Ridge Runners
Bush's
Matt’s Market
Jack & Jill
Purina Bags
NFC
Nat'l
Bank
Gambles Co-op
Shelby Lumber
Pioneer
Jean Waller
Arlene Tonniges
Barb Boden
Jean
Waller
Jan Myers
Green's Chapel Social Notes Highlight Lincoln Messiah Visit
Saturday events include Oscar Teegerstrom dining with Albert and family, Kent Torell reuniting with parents after the Messiah at the University of Nebraska Lincoln, and supper together. Earl Burke and Clarence Burke visit Osceola. Max Rystrom returns from York General Hospital and shops in Lincoln. Raymond Burke hosts Jerry Lytles for Mrs Burke's birthday as Larry Kinberg visits from Yankton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandy Moore
Oscar Teegerstrom
Albert Teegerstrom
Vern Berck
Byron Torell
University of Nebraska, Lincoln
Kent Torell
Earl Burke
Clarence Burke
Osceola
Max Rystrom
York General Hospital
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mildred Hahn
Yea LE Land Bank
OMY
ECL
Eeca
Federal Land Bank Association
Nebraska
al Grubanagh
George Hermone
Mark A. Sutko
Office
Norton and
Norton
Lee’s Realty
Maxine Hahn
Janis Sculley
Carol Pieters
Carol Sagehorn
Delores Marak
Bowling Belles
Osceola Juniors
Zebes
Anonymous
Marak’s
Henderson Cyclers
Meerkatz Coast
Chat & Chow
Builders
Supply
Pioneer Seeds
Clover
Central City, Nebraska
Y Price
Poinsettias
Cerny’s Greenhouse
Central St. In Osceola
Nebraska Public Power District
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