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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1949
Page
5
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The town bids farewell to Henry Zang who died Tuesday at the home of his son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs Jed Huggler. The note lists numerous local residents hosting and visiting family, birthday celebrations, weekend visits, and several family updates across multiple households. A Rochester medical detail mentions Frank Hambek recovering from spine surgery with sister Sophia returning to Omaha.
Accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Jack Trennary of Omaha to California last Saturday for the gold wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Geo Koehler at Hayward. Mrs. W G Herrmann of Stromsburg is in charge of the Social Center Rest Home during the Koehler absence. Milton Knapp of Lincoln visited the Rest Home over the weekend.
Maple Leaf Club members attend Addie Wiseman home in Osceola for a Thursday meeting. Sewing Club members and husbands host a Friday square dance on February 4. Platte Valley Saddle Club enjoyed by Pawnee Club of Columbus at Eagle's Hall with a pie social and square dance. District 54 plans a valentine party February 14. Vern McCormick drove Mr. Wescoat to Omaha for medical consultation with a favorable report. Mrs. Ben McCormick remains in Osceola hospital after illness. Families shared meals and visits. Donald to report for navy duties February 18 in California if snow permits. Numerous visits, birthdays, and social events described across Osceola, Silver Creek, Stromsburg, and surrounding areas. Funeral services held in Silver Creek for Rex Garretson, age 19. Greens Chapel WSC to meet February 24 with an open King of Kings film night. Various birthday greetings and community visits noted in Stromsburg, Bradshaw, and Ha y ens areas. Leaders and residents, including Hennings, Burke, Hurd, and Mentink families, appear in ongoing social calendar and regional travel.
Mrs. R J Hunsaker Miss Alberta Meals and Mrs S D Evins shared lunch with Miss Esther Fellows. Homer Fellows and Esther hosted an oyster supper Friday. Visitors included Vernon Henkel Monty and Allen Lounsberry.
James Eckblade, a University of Lincoln student, spent the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs C M Eckblade. Clyde Ericson hosted Mr and Mrs Max Thelen and their son from David City and Mrs B F Clifford. W R French entertained guests at Sunday dinner with Dr and Mrs L V Sharp and daughter Dorothy. Amelia Fredrickson hosted Sunday dinner for her daughter and family Myron G Johnson. Wallace Fredrickson and son Gaylen visited Amelia Fredrickson on Saturday.
In Polk County Nebraska a petition seeks probate of the last will and codicil of James Dunn and the appointment of Frederick J. Dunn as administrator with will annexed. Hearing scheduled for March 11 1949 at 10:00 AM before County Judge L. M. Merrick.
The ad lists Hard ing’s eclairs, a three layer brick ice cream, and tarts as desserts. It notes Crouse-Tex Drug carries Schick and Sunbeam electric razors at Fellers Jewelry. Toilet articles from Chen-Yu Revelon Cara Nome and Coty are sold by Crouse-Tex Drug Co.
Weekly hog and horse cattle sale every Friday starting at noon broadcast live from the sale ring on KJSK 900. Listen Thursdays 12 to 12:15 and Fridays 1:15 to 1:30 and Saturdays 1:30 to 2:00 for live sale broadcasts.
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