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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1948
Page
5
Mr and Mrs John Aden of Rising City with Mrs Rose Gilbert of Portland Oregon visited Mrs P Wieseman and Rev and Mrs John Herrmann in their homes on Sunday.
Advertising blurb notes Steeple's offers Oshkosh overalls in various sizes at the Steeple's ptere location, inviting shoppers to choose from a wide range.
Mr and Mrs W M Moudet were in Lincoln on business Mayn day. We set and sell window glass all sizes. Crouse Tex Drug Co. Mr and Mrs Emil Koziol were dinner guests Sunday at the Louis Robak home.
Mr and Mrs Don Johnson and NeMaris were guests at the Erwin Light home in Polk Sunday.
The Crouse- Tex Drag Co lists items for sale including electric wet pilates room heaters infra red lamps heating pads coffee percolators and bottle sterilizers. The catalog highlights a broad range of home heating and small appliance products.
The Sisters of the Skillet were entertained at the home of Mrs Clyde Smith on Tuesday evening.
Mr and Mrs W W Norton entertained the 49ers bridge club on Wednesday evening with a social session and card play.
Mr and Mrs DeVern Rodene and Gary spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Don Uland at their Fremont home.
Crouse-Tex Drug Co. offers Cara, Nome, Max Factor, Coty, Chen-U, Woodberrys and other toiletries in stock for customers authenticating a broad personal care lineup.
Mrs John Staroscik and Mrs Emil Koziol spent Friday afternoon with Mrs Bertha Bernt and Mrs Albert Gabriel at Osceola.
Mrs Mildred Snodgrass and Larry visited Lincoln Saturday and stayed over Sunday with Mr and Mrs Lee Snodgrass.
The notice states Pol is the latest product from Dr Hess Calf Horn remover line and is available through the distributor Crouse Tex. It highlights the new device and the selling channel without additional context.
Mr and Mrs Victor Larson of Polk attended a Wednesday dinner at the home of Mr and Mrs Robert Sigler.
Delmar Frizzel of Tos Gatos California who had accompanied the Wiesemian bars home after their father’s death returned to the west coast by plane last week.
A Valentine special features vanilla ice cream with a red raspberry sherbet heart at the center. Orders are to be left at Crouse Tex Drug Co.
Mrs Harold Smith of Bend Oregon traveled to Osceola from Lincoln and stayed with Mr and Mrs Al Smith and Mr and Mrs Clyde Smith from Thursday to Friday during a regional visit.
Crouse Tex advertises a large assortment of valentines and valentine candy in a local display. The note highlights wide choices for fans and gift givers.
Mrs George Malek attended a Stromsburg party Tuesday honoring the 14th birthday anniversary of her twin nieces Helen and Harriet Hultquist.
Mrs. Trene Paker and her daughter Neta, residents of Clarks, spent Sunday in Osceola as guests of Mrs. Flossie Deeds.
William Olseen marked his tenth birthday on Tuesday February 3 as his mother Mrs. Laura Olseen hosted a birthday dinner. Jimmy Lewis attended as a guest.
Local ad announces ice cream cake roll available from Crouse Ter Drug Co priced at 10 cents each or 85 cents per dozen.
Mr and Mrs Thomas 7 Kelley and Theresa Barnett of Omaha were guests Sunday in the home of Dr and Mrs D T Kelley and family.
Miss Helen Wiesergan a student nurse in Omaha returned Monday to her classes after spending the weekend with Mrs Piola Wieseman.
If your old truss needs to be replaced, Crouse-Tex Drug have all sizes.
A small group of friends and neighbors gathered Monday afternoon at Mrs Emil Monson’s home to celebrate her birthday. She received many cards and gifts as refreshments were shared and a social afternoon followed.
The main business for Crouse-Tex Drug is filling customers' prescriptions, underscoring its role as a local pharmacy service provider.
Don Malek returned home from the university for the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs George Malek. They stopped for a visit at the Kenneth Hultguist home in Stromsburg en route back to Lincoln.
Local notice directs readers to Crouse Tex Drug for the latest rat poisons and pest control products.
Firemen were called to Muse Theatre around eleven Tuesday night after a spark ignited rafters. A furnace pipe burst and discharged, causing only scorched rafters and no other damage.
A promotional note asserts that Kandeek Water VPottles arrive without seams and come with a guarantee. It highlights product integrity and consumer assurance.
Mrs Mabel Anderson returned to Osceola last Monday from a Lincoln visit with relatives. She cared for Mrs Flossie Deeds who suffered a heart attack last week. Mrs Deeds is able to be up part of the time at this writing.
Technical Sergeant and Mrs. Frederick McFadden hosted ten youngsters and their mothers at their Albrook Field home on January 21 to celebrate their daughter Charlotte’s first birthday. The party featured informal play, ice cream, cake, pink and apple-green crepe decorations, balloons, and favors for each child.
District No 18 members and families held their annual supper at the Louis Leow home. John Micek and Carl Benda joined Ralph Hasselbalch in Fullerton for business. A large group traveled to Bellwood for the funeral service of Mrs Annie Thompson. Adolph Bernt and Lew Seiz hosted visitors near Bellwood. John Gonka and ...
Sunday visitors came to the Homer Jungelis home near Shelby including Mr and Mrs John Massey of Norfolk and Mr Theodore Spitz Mrs George Spitz and family. Also visiting were Mrs Emmy Enyeart and Mrs Myrtle Johansen from Columbus who left Monday for California for a time.
A note of gratitude thanks many people for their kind messages and gifts received while Ir was in the hospital. The writer expresses that the kindness will be long remembered.
Mrs. Elias Timm thanks friends for cheer-up cards and letters during her hospital stay and expresses appreciation to the Sisters for making the stay pleasant.
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