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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1956
Page
2
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Mrs. John Renner reports a Womens Extension Club meeting at Mrs. Lloyd Hartman with one guest, Connie Stream, and plans a furniture refinishing lesson. A Sunny Sues 4-H Girls Club forms with Mrs. Kries leader and Janice Kries as junior leader. Greens Chapel Chore group held an oyster supper with attendees including the County Agent and families.
Local social items list visitors and gatherings in Ceola and surrounding communities. The report mentions families hosting guests, a Valentine party at Stoner School, a Backwards party at Liberty School, a pre nuptial shower for Miss Loydell Newcomer, and brief updates on naval training member F A Hart Hennings. Also notes travel plans, church visits, and residents visiting relatives in Polk County.
Miss Mary Fern Myers of Gothenburg and Mrs. Earl Burke host and visit kin while Duane Lewis and family from Grand Island join Mr. and Mrs. Max Rystrom for birthday celebrations. Nearby residents from Lincoln York Swede Home and Columbus attend dinners, hospital visits, and church events with numerous relatives.
Mrs Richard Eller called on Mrs Louis Benda Tuesday afternoon. John Micek visited with Mr and Mrs Adolph Bernt Tuesday evening. The Leimser family called on the Schmidt family Friday evening. Bernt called on Pearl and Marshall Thompson. Frank Andersen and Jim Andersen of Omaha spent the weekend with Claude Fletcher family. John Micek and Edward Lisko called on Bruce e Sunday evening. Butch Eschler and Maxine visited with Louis Benda family last John Micek and Phil visited with Claude Fletcher Thursday evening. Bernt visited Lawrence Bank home in Columbus Tuesday afternoon. A D Fellers and Art of near Monroe were Sunday dinner guests with Louis Schmidt family. Edward Lisko called on Richard W Eller family. Tom Sterup and family visited with Louis Benda family Saturday evening. Bernt were Sunday dinner guests with Chet Wells in Columbus.
Mr and Mrs Albin Sundberg hosted a dinner Friday evening with Mr and Mrs David Sundberg Mr and Mrs John Sundberg and Misses Lavina Margaret and Hazel Sundberg in Stromsburg. A baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs Loren Wiese at Stromsburg hospital on Monday February 13. Mrs Anton Carlson is a medical patient at Stromsburg hospital after a heart attack. Mrs Nettie Carlson returned from Clarkson hospital in Omaha where she was a patient.
Professionals listed include Dr John L Bodig physician and surgeon with office at 4481 Osceola and residence at 3101 Osceola. Dentists Dr C R Peterson and Dr D D Sundberg are shown with phone number 2441 in Osceola.
Saturday afternoon guests of Mrs. Irvin Anderson included several neighbors and relatives. The WSCS Society met at the Methodist Church with Mrs. H P Tewell and others as hostesses. World Day of Prayer was observed at Salem Lutheran with Stromsburg ministers in charge. A 4 pm wedding at Wesleyan Methodist Grand Island united Francis Crown and Raymond Heiger, a returning missionary. Elmer Ritchers visits California this month. Gaylord Johnson and Lincoln visitors joined Arnie Johnsons for Sunday evening at their home.
Osceola area residents report a weekend of family gatherings. Edna Peterson hosted dinner for Mr and Mrs Milton Peterson and family. David Tilley underwent surgery at St Francis Hospital after a morning transfer with Joe Tilley. Dwight Forbes of York visited Earl Miley, and Carl Gustafson of Lincoln dined with J H Gustafson family.
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