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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1949
Page
5
The notice lists subscription costs 2.50 per year for Nebraska residents and 3.00 per year for readers outside Nebraska. No further details provided regarding delivery areas or terms.
Local families and couples shared time at various homes across the area. The Lundgren, Lewis, Larson, Schulte, Fredrickson, Anderson, and Nelson households hosted dinners, birthday celebrations, and Sunday visits with relatives and neighbors, including guests from Omaha and Rock Island Illinois.
Alice Johnson, a high school student, is a patient at St. Francis Hospital hospitalized with rheumatic fever.
Martin Scholz recovers after Tuesday surgery at Methodist Hospital Omaha with wife by his side. Funeral services held Friday for H. W. Zang at Kepner Funeral Home Osceola. Lincoln visit by Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Youngstrom and John Polk. Stoner Club met at Mrs. Rudolph Mangels home. March meeting planned at Mrs. Howard McKeag. Francis Urban and wife welcomed a son Gregory weighing 8 lb 4 oz at Stromsburg hospital. Other local visits and family events noted in Osceola area.
Mr and Mrs Lawrence Meister and children along with Mr and Mrs Frank Lux and Mr and Mrs Charles Schenoist visited in various towns Tuesday evening. Families from Silver Creek Grand Island Lincoln and Bellwood joined relatives for weekend greetings and a wedding in Shelby. Ray Vrbka and Betty Augustin wed Tuesday in Shelby while John Polk of Lincoln suffered head injuries from a ladder fall at the air base and was treated at St Elizabeth hospital.
Mr and Mrs Edwin Lukaseviecz of Havens hosted friends at the Joe Karges home. Riverside School marked a valentines party hosted by Mrs Orville Lamb. Numerous local families visited kin in Grand Island Silver Creek Stromsburg Clarks and Havens. Two youngsters Sondra Hoffer and Leland Lar began school in Riverside.
The Jolly Workers met at Mrs. Keith Kindberg home with 12 members and a visitor. Seventeen Osceola St Pauls Lutherans held a housewarming for Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Peterson. Dorothy Lee Steever and J F Coutier from Kearney visited her parents. Sr guests joined Mr and Mrs Harley McKeag for Sunday dinner and later with Mr and Mrs N S Abolt. Mrs D E Powell visited Omaha with daughter Mrs Chas Leonard Jr and attended a Chamber of Commerce dinner. Allan Berggren and spouse returned from a wedding trip through the Ozarks visiting Homer’s home.
A long list of Sunday trips and dinners as Mr. and Mrs. Max Rystrom visit Atkinson, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Lindgren tour Shelby and York, several families host guests in Benedict and nearby towns, plus moves and hospital mentions among local residents.
The Wesley Chapel WSCS plans a March 3 meeting with Mrs. Merle Dawes. Dick Merrick and family and the N V Gondringer family of Gresham attended a family gathering.
Neighborhood families gathered for birthdays and anniversaries with frequent visitors from Columbus to Syracuse. Many households hosted relatives and friends for Sunday meals and parties, including the Eklunds, Kubiceks, Sterups, and Zentzs, with several trips to nearby towns for socializing and housewarmings.
Fred Huggler called at the home Sunday. W. G. Herrmann of Stromsburg visited. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Brandt and daughter joined Mr. and Mrs. Aru Shockey of Shelly on a tour of the snow disaster area near ONeill and Burwell last week.
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