Wesley Chapel Club Sees Floor Coverings Lesson
The Wesley Chapel Club met January 18 at Mrs. Earl Watts and Mrs. Ross Richards hosted. Program leaders Mrs. Thur Deeter and Mrs. Tom Hmak er presented the extension on Floor Coverings and Their Care. Next meeting set for February 15 at Mrs. Glen Richards home with Miss Lula Johns assisting. second half of the extension session on Floor Covering to be given. Local ad notes: cigarettes, ice cream, mineral oil, gas, Carnation Milk sale at Crouse Tex Drug Co. Allegra Johnson of Stromsburg visited Osceola.
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Wesley Chapel Club
Earl Watts
Ross Richards
Thur Deeter
Tom Hmaker
Glen Richards
Lula Hns
Sesson
Crouse- Tex Drug Co
Philco Radios and appliances offered at Fellers in July
Mrs. Calmer Dunn hosted the AAB Club at her home on Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Campain returned last Wednesday from two months in Lornita California with their son-in-law Donald Miller and daughter. They traveled home due to the illness of Mr. Campain's brother in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Campain
Lornita
California
Donald Miller
Mr. Campain
Columbus
George Malek
Richard B. Malek
Whiting
Indiana
E. C. Hammann
Hammond
Donald
Lincoln
Alm family visit noted in Kearney area
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Alm of Kearney visited from Sunday evening to Tuesday with Mr and Mrs Ed Almstrum, sharing time in the local community circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Almstrum
Kearney
Ed Almstrum
Mrs Huston Visited Elmwood Family in Osceola Outing
Mrs I D Huston traveled to Elmwood Saturday to visit her daughter Mrs Paul Eveland and family. On Sunday the Evelands and Bruce escorted her to Osceola and spent the day.
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I. D. Huston
Elmwood
Paul Eveland
Gold fish sale announced Friday at Crouse Tex Drug Co
A local notice invites shoppers to a gold fish sale Friday at Crouse Tex Drug Co. The event highlights attractive prices and stock of ponds and aquariums.
Mills Family Weekend Visitors Report
John Mills of the University spent the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs M A Mills. Mr and Mrs Robert Mills were Saturday evening visitors in the Mills home.
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John Mills
University
M. A. Mills
Robert Mills
Mills
University students visit Sigler family here weekend
A group of University students accompanied Mary Sigler to the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Sigler for the weekend. They returned to Lincoln Sunday evening. Helen Wieseman of Omaha visited her mother Mrs. Viola Wieseman over the weekend.
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Mary Sigler
Dewey Sigler
Lincoln
Helen Wieseman
Omaha
Viola Wieseman
Watchmakers Present Wide Range of Timepieces
Shoppers can find new wristwatches from Bulova Hamilton Waltham Elgin Gruen and Wittnauer at Fellers Jewelry. The selection includes classic models and modern designs suitable for every style and budget.
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Bulova
Hamilton
Waltham, Elgin
Gruen and Wittnauer
Fellers Jrly
Weekend visits and family births noted in Omaha area
Lyle W Nelson of Chicago visited his parents Mr and Mrs Andrew Nelson over the weekend. Gerald Hanson University student spent the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs Theo Hanson. A baby boy weighing seven pounds eleven ounces was born Sunday January 23 to Mr and Mrs Dale Lloyd at St Joseph hospital in Omaha named Keith Wade. The other newborn, Linda Sue, seven pounds ten ounces, daughter of Mr and Mrs EI Mayer, arrived Wednesday January 25 at Methodist hospital in Omaha.
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Lyle W., Nelson
Chicago
Andrew Nelson
James Kasparek
Central City
Guy Ball
Sally
Omaha
Dale Lloyd
St. Joseph Hospital
Keith Wade
Linda Sue
E I. Mayer
Methodist Hospital
Pacific destination reached by Logan VanHoosen overseas
Logan VanHoosen informs his parents that he has arrived at Okinawa to begin overseas service with the U S Army Air Corps. A neighborhood farewell gathers at J B Heckman’s farm as he relocates south of Osceola, with gifts presented. Covenant Church services draw attendees including the Merricks and Nuquist Heilman group. Dr C A Rydberg from Litchfield shows slides from a South America trip to Bolivia’s La Paz.
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Logan VanHoosen
Logan VanHoosen, Sr
Pacific
Okinawa
U. S. Army Aar Corps
J. B. Heckman
Mr. Heckman
Osceola
Bill Bahr
Lee Brown
Art Anderson
Carl Allinder
Ed Dillsaver
Alvin Cerny
Leon Merrick
Maud Nuquist
Edith Heilman
The
Covenant Church
Stromsburg
C. A. Rydberg
Litchfield
Nebraska
South America
V. Wallin
la Paz
Bolivia
Wieseman Hosts Birthday Party for Herrmann Kin
Mrs. P C Wieseman honored her sister in law Mrs John Herrmann at a birthday party held at her home. Guests included Mr and Mrs Adam Herrmann Mr and Mrs Wm Herrmann and John Herrmann.
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P. C. Wieseman
John Herrmann
Adam Herrmann
Wm. Herrmann
Osceola graduate Gayle Hewitt earns Lincoln position
Hallmark Valentine Cards and Gar rett Valentine Candy were featured at Crouse-Tex Drug Co. Frank Hewitt and J. B. Heckman joined Mr. and Mrs. Duane Wilkinson of Polk to Lincoln for University of Nebraska graduation exercises where Gayle Hewitt, son of Frank and Mrs. Hewitt, completed the class. Gayle will work as an accountant in the International Harvester District Office in Lincoln after returning home. Gayle is an Osceola high school graduate.
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Frank Hewitt
J. B. Heckman
Duane Wilkinson
Polk
Lincoln
Edward Schernikau
Clatonia
University of Nebraska
Gayle Hewitt
Frank Hewit
Gayle
International Harvester Company
Osceola High School
Topnotchers 4-H Club Elects Officers at January Meeting
The Topnotchers 4-H Club gathered January 9 at Gary Anderson’s home with 12 members and seven adults. Officers elected for the year were Pres Gary Anderson Vice Pres Don Peterson Secy Philip Sundberg Reporter Roger Johnson. Paul Monson led the group with project talks and a lunch was served by Mrs. Allan Anderson.
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Topnotchers
4-H
Gary Anderson
Don Peterson
Philip Sundberg
Roger Johnson
Paul Monson
Allan Anderson
Lincoln Weekend Visit for University Mid-year Commencement
Mr and Mrs E A Schnasse attended the Mid-year Commencement at the university in Lincoln over the weekend. The couple traveled to the capital to participate in the ceremony and enjoy the campus events.
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E. A. Schnasse
Lincoln
The
University
Husker graduate leads 660 in midyear ceremony at Coliseum
Edward D. Schnasse earned a Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy at the University of Nebraska midyear commencement held Saturday morning in the Coliseum. The 660 graduates marked the largest midyear class, as the Schnasse family plans to reside in Huskerville and Bud Schnasse will manage the local drug store.
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Nebraska
Edward D
Schnasse
Huskerville
Bud
Cambridge Glassware at Fellers in all patterns
Eugene Johnson, recently ill at his parents home, Gilbert and Mrs. Johnson, returned to North Platte early this week. Cambridge Glassware showcased in all patterns at Fellers during July.
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Cambridge
Fellers
Eugene Johnson
Gilbert Johnson
North Platte
Dr Hess Hogoyl Faces Skin Diseases From Spraying
Dr Hess Hogoyl suffers mange lice and other skin ailments linked to a single spraying incident reported with Crouse-Tex Drug Co as the associated firm involved in the case and its consequences.
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Hess Hogoyl
Crouse-Tex Drug Co
Miss Olive McBeth and party depart for Los Angeles
Miss Olive McBeth Ray McBeth and Nels Hasselbalch with Miss Dorothy McDonald and Mr and Mrs Marion Treadway all of Shelby travel by auto to Los Angeles to visit relatives for about three weeks Hasselbalch plans to meet a Danish cousin in Los Angeles Miss Erma Deland of Omaha visits with her parents over the weekend February Sale starts Friday at Crouse-Tex Drug Co featuring fish bowls moss and bath towels plus dish cloths George Malek visits Whiting Indiana and Hammond Indiana with family prior to weekend trip
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Olive McBeth
Ray McBeth
Nels Hasselbalch
Dorothy McDonald
Marion Treadway
Shelby
Los Angeles
Mr. Hasselbalch
Denmark
Erma Deland
Omaha
Mrs. Wm. Deland
Crouse-Tex Drug Co
Dance at Parish Hall Shelby Sunday February 5
Parish Hall in Shelby hosts a dance on Sunday February 5 with music by Elmer Hall. Admission is 80 cents tax included.
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Parish Hall
Shelby
Elmer Hall
Mrs Maud Nuquist Heads East to Visit Son
Mrs Maud Nuquist traveled to Lincoln on Tuesday morning and will continue her journey to the East to visit her son, Robert.
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D. W. McFadden
Bossier City
Louisiana
Fredrick
Maud Nuquist
Lincoln
East
Robert
Lincoln women visit Mrs Rosella Ellis this week
Mrs Bernard Berck and Patty and Mary Ann King of Lincoln are spending this week visiting Mrs Rosella Ellis.
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Bernard Berck
Patty
Mary Ann King of
Lincoln
Rosella Ellis
Lincoln Journal Prominent Nebraska Town Paper Reach
The Lincoln Journal is printed nearer 774 of 914 Nebraska towns than any other large state daily or Sunday paper. Long after other metropolitan papers from Iowa line towns are printed the Lincoln Journal remains in transit.
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Lincoln Journal
Nebraska
Iowa Line
Lincoln Journal Offers Inexpensive Daily News
The Lincoln Journal emphasizes its timely news from around the world and local reach, boasting near-town distribution and a wide mix of entertaining and educational features. Subscriptions are offered by mail in Nebraska and North Kansas at 9 weeks for $1.00 daily, 12 weeks daily and Sunday for $2.00, and yearly rates of $5.00 daily with Sunday $8.00.
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Lincoln Journal
Journal
Nebraska
North
Kansas
What the boys did here really calls for some medals
A terse sports brief notes that the boys delivered a performance worthy of medals, highlighting their remarkable effort and the admiration it earned at the event.
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Philco
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Stromsburg Livestock Auct. CO
Gerald Hanson
Mrs
Theo. Hanson
Ronson
All Styles
New
Texas
Wey
Ihary Lee Tayiap
Broadeu
Corres
Blackbird
Hallmark Valentine
Garrett Valentine
Sophia Kresha
Mitchell, Nebraska
Adolph Kresha
St. Francis Hospital
Prospect
Occeola Lumber Co
Longfellows
Henry J Taylor
ABC
BUICK
Fisher
Eli Jet
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