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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1961
Page
8
Sincere thanks are extended by Violet Harrison Carolee Dawes and Carolee Dawes to friends relatives and hospital staff for cards gifts visits and care during and after hospital stays. Special acknowledgment is given to Dr Carson Dr Eklund and the nursing staff for attentive treatment and kindness.
Wanted electrical wiring and repair work. Albert Timm. Phone 3171. tt.
Arthur Cederberg expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for their cards and visits while he was hospitalized and after returning home, noting appreciation for the support received.
Jim Headlee thanks his teacher, classmates, and friends for visits, cards, and gifts during his hospital stay, expressing appreciation for their support and encouragement.
Social notes recount visits and gatherings in Genoa Osceola Fullerton and nearby towns. Families including Imhoff Stanczyk Wyman Swertzic Nowak and Gwartney are cited with dinners lunches and weekend hosting in a brisk local society update.
The Wesley Chapel Missionary Society gathered last Thursday with Mrs. Burt Burns hosting the social time. Mrs. Ross Richards led the business meeting and Mrs. Jessie Hewitt led devotionals and the program. The Gulberg sisters performed piano solos for the group.
Mrs Caroline Zelko of Hillside New Jersey attends her daughter Carol Henry and Ronald Carlson wedding in Nebraska while family members visit relatives in Stromsburg Tilden and Grand Island. Mary Ellen Nyberg returns home after leg surgery at St Francis Hospital Grand Island.
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