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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1954
Page
2
Advice against harsh laxatives and recommendation of Dr Caldwell's Senna Laxative Syrup Pepsin. Highlights gentle relief for temporary constipation and removing stomach sourness. Encourages buying with money back guarantee and mail order to Box 280 New York NY.
Boys gave the pledge of allegiance and Steve Sigler played To The Colors. Several boys were dismissed to hear Ezra Taft Benson in Columbus. FHA held a candlelight meeting celebrating five years, with punch and cake. FFA and senior class planned a mystery comedy with twelve cast members and tryouts soon. The February issue of The Mike was published Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Andersen of Omaha spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. C. Fletcher and family. Mrs. Edward Lisko visited Mrs. Richard W. Eller near Shelby on Monday. Friday evening, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Fyfe called on John Micek.
Farmers and families from Lincoln to Bellwood and Osceola gathered at homes near Monroe and Columbus for talks and oyster suppers. Members visited hospitals, shared meals, and district 16 hosted a farewell party with a pupil program led by Mrs. Lee Hegi and Miss Phyllis Gondringer.
Mildred Hahn assists with a gift to the Gleeson family and another to the Leimser family. Mr and Mrs Gleeson along with their children plan to relocate near Monroe while Mr and Mrs Leimser and their children will settle near Columbus.
Mr and Mrs Bob Stohl visited Mr and Mrs C R Carlson and family Sunday evening. Mrs Katherine Hayes of Clarks spent Thursday and Friday in the Al Heitzman home caring for Kathy while her parents Mr and Mrs Don Hayes were in Omaha.
Local residents attended meetings and hosted visitors across Nebraska towns. Events include a weed spraying meeting in Lincoln, motorcations among Carlson and Karges families, and Sunday dinners with the Heitzman and Gabriel households, plus hospital and producer meeting visits in Omaha.
Paul Anthony Blase, son of Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Blase, baptized at Immanuel Lutheran Church with sponsors Mrs. Gilbert Driever and Robert Baack. Gerald Warren, son of Supt. and Mrs. H. E. Warren, earns Navy Wings in Pensacola, with mother traveling to attend and pinning his wings. Gerald will train in jet flying at Corpus Christi after five days leave. Rev. and Mrs. C W. Long depart for new pastorate in Brighton, Colorado, with Central City Lutheran minister covering in the interim.
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Miss Elaine Nyberg returned missionary from Venezuela spoke at the Baptist Church missionary meeting Thursday afternoon. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Nyberg of Polk and has served in South America for nearly five years. Ina Mae Viers Eastern Star district supervisor was guest of honor at a 6 30 p m dinner Friday night at the lodge hall, about 60 attendees, arranged by Mrs Marie Lyle Ruth Aker and Lydia Peterson. Viers stayed with Mrs Lackey Friday and Saturday.
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