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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1956

Page

7

Greens Chapel hosts Methodist Men and club meetings

The Greens Chapel community notes December gatherings as Ansel Lindquist and Lewis Berggren host the Methodist Men on Thursday and the Jolly Workers Womens Extension Club hold a Christmas meeting December 19. Local families attend luncheons, visits, and sport and social events, including births, a barn fire, weddings, and birthday gatherings across Stromsburg and Swede Plain.

Ansel Lindquist Lewis Berggren Jolly Workers Womens Extension Club Forrest Berggren Keith Kinberg Alan Berggren WSCS Everett T. Loveman E. C Williams Lee Carter Stromsburg Hospital Duane Keyes Byron Torell

Pilgrim Fellowship plans Christmas program and charity project

The Pilgrim Fellowship held a post service covered dish at the church to feed animals sent to an orphanage. Fifteen youths attended. Committees were formed for the December 23 Christmas program with decorating treats and a junior class tree. Vicki Cockle broke her arm playing at school.

Pilgrim Fellowship Wayne Walford Max Lott Raymond Beebe Lyle Cockle Ardle Eklund Ralph Allison Central City Oscar Allison

Riverside social notes from Stromsburg to Grand Island

Emma Peterson visits the C. K. Carlson home in Stromsburg while Don Hayes undergoes surgery in Grand Island St. Francis Hospital. Henry Strickland stays with Al Heitzman in Lincoln. Farm Bureau meeting at George Geier home. Wallace Garretson family visits Ora Garretson. Karges call on Sellars and Barges. Wieseman and baby visit C. R. Carlson home. Carlson family hosts several guests in Grand Island and Central City. Doris Karges and Joe Jaworski spend weekend in the Karges home. The Carlsons visit Edwin Lukasiewicz in Central City. Del Kinberg of Lincoln joins Ora Garretson and Neola for supper.

Emma Peterson Stromsburg C. K. Carlson Don Hayes St. Francis Hospital Grand Island Henry Strickland Lincoln al Heitzman C. R. Carlson Patty Farm Bureau George Geier Ora Garretson Wallace Garretson Shelby Joe Karges John Sellars Catherine Barges Columbus Topinka Jack Wieseman Vicki Jack Bill Wurtz Havens Gust Carlson Carl Holm C. O. Carlson

Social Visit Notes From York and Osceola

Mrs Carl Samuelson of York spent Wednesday with the Ronald Carlson family. Steven Carlson accompanied her home and stayed until Sunday when Mr and Mrs Samuelson brought him home and ate dinner with the Carlson family. Mr and Mrs Joe Karges ate supper with the Gabriel family Wednesday evening. Mr and Mrs Jack Wieseman and Vicki with the John Carlson family enjoyed an oyster supper at the Ronnie Carlson home Saturday evening. Mrs C R Carlson and Mrs Gust Carlson attended Johns Daughters Wednesday evening in Osceola. Wilda Marcia and Patty attended the show. Mrs Joe Karges visited with her sister Mrs Melvin Burruss Sunday afternoon in Clarks. C R Carlson Mrs C O Carlson and Mrs Carl Holm visited Lillie Carlson at the Lutheran hospital in Omaha Wednesday. Mrs Gust Carlson attended the Sewing Club at Silver Creek Friday evening.

Lawrence Twarling Arthur Twarling Carol Donelson Raymond Burke Clifford Hernbloom Shelby Harry Kries Kries Luther Kries Katherine Conkling Clifford Reichstein Bladen Vance Teegerstrom Columbus York Larry Kries Will Hernbloorm Chas. Lempke St. Libory Margaret C. Anderson C. W. Hennings E. C. Williams Irvin Rystrom Rudy Randall Don Rystrom Gilbert Danhauer Aurora Little Danny Dwight D. Newcomer N. S. Abolt Guy Hanshew Peter Kopke Adolts Stromsburg Lee Carter Ansel Lindquist Howard Walter Twarling Dalton Floyd Bond George Bond Steele-Erickson Salem Ralph Bond Steven Wayne Walford Donna Lynn Betty Madge Lees Sidney Ernest Lees Ted Gonnerman Duane Keyes Tom Gonnerman Ralph Allison Lyle Cockle Carl Samuelson Ronald Carlson Steven Carlson Samuelson Carlson Joe Karges Gabriel Jack Wieseman Vicki John Carlson Ronnie Carlson C. R. Carlson Gust Carlson Joh Osceola Wilda Marcia Patty Melvin Burruss Clarks C. O. Carlson Carl Holm Lillie Carlson Lutheran Hospital Omaha Silver Creek

Distinct Sunday Visits Across District 18 North of Osceola

Alta Lisko Henry Czuba and Raymond and Lee visited the John Micek home Sunday afternoon. Mrs A D Fellers and Art of near Monroe joined dinner with Mr and Mrs Louis Schmidt and family. Emil Kubicek and David dropped by the Joe Kubicek home in Shelby. Maxine Eschler stayed a few days in the Josephine Benda home. Fred Flamme visited with Mr and Mrs Duane Gabel near Osceola. Clyde Medinger and family attended a birthday party for Mrs Joe Malek near Columbus Wednesday evening with cards and refreshments.

Henry Czuba Raymond and Lee John Micek A. D. Fellers Art Monroe Louis A. Schmidt Emil Kubicek David Joe Kubicek Shelby Maxine Eschler Josephine Benda Fred Flamme Duane Gabel Osceola Clyde Medinger Joe Malek Columbus

Social visits noted in Columbus Shelby events

Mrs Alfred Bernt and daughter Mrs Lee Iwanski visited Columbus Saturday afternoon. Wednesday evening John Micek and Mr and Mrs Edward Lisko called on Mr and Mrs Frank Ziemba and sons. Pearl and Marshall Thompson called on Mr and Mrs Adolph Bernt in Columbus Sunday evening. Sunday Mr and Mrs Emil Kubicek and David were dinner guests with Mr and Mrs Joe Kubicek and Karen in Shelby.

Alfred Bernt Lee Iwanski Columus John Micek Edward Lisko Frank Ziemba Pearl Marshall Thompson Adolph Bernt Columbus Emil Kubicek David Joe Kubicek Karen Shelby

Pinochle party honors surprise birthday in Shelby

Mrs. Elmer Stewart reports a pinochle party with a surprise birthday for Mrs. Margaret Fillinger Sunday evening. Visitors included A. E. Kuhnel and family from David City, and exchanges among neighbors at several homes.

Osceola Social Notes

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dunn were dinner guests of their daughter Mrs. Verland Bauer and family Sunday at Rising City.

Fred Dunn Mrs Verland Bauer Rising City

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