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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1948
Page
4
A fragmentary item notes a circuses scene with a cross symbol and a pun filled caption. The readable text hints at a playful or editorial take on stage props and audience engagement.
Illinois Honey and Almond Cream and Ladies Coin Purse priced at 6 cents from Cronse Tex Drug Co, valued at $1.25. This compact sale highlights a small cosmetic item and a purse offered together.
Mr and Mrs Ervin Grossnicklaus announce their son FPfe Bob Grossnicklaus is en route home from 14 months of M. P. duty with the army occupation forces in Korea arriving this week. He served in the Far East and is expected to reunite with his family soon.
Mr and Mrs George E Berck drove to Lincoln on Saturday and Mrs Berck remained to spend several days with her sister Mrs Walter Wieseman this week.
Just arrived and ready for Easter. Johnsons offers a fresh selection of spring hats for the holiday. Visit today to find the perfect bonnet.
Thomas E. Kelley of Omaha visited his son Dr. D. T. Kelley and family from Friday to Monday.
Mrs Dwight M Bush hosted a Ride-A-Wees gathering Wednesday evening, entertaining guests and coordinating activities for the social event.
Mrs. Esther Pratt of Lincoln returns home Thursday after spending the fore part of the week with relatives and friends in Osceola.
Mrs. Ervin Grossnicklaus traveled from Columbus to visit her sister Edith Buckmaster on Monday and they then spent Tuesday in Omaha together.
Mrs Uf S Eklund entertained thesab O Lot Society at her home on Wednesday afternoon, a small social gathering noted in the local society column.
The Grain County drugstore Grouse-Tex Drug Co offers Williams Shaving Cream and Aqua Velva in T5c size. Both items listed as available at the shop.
Mr and Mrs Donald Monson entertained Elmer Monson and family of Clay Center and Marvin Monson of Lincoln at their home Sunday. S Sgt and Mrs Louis Izzi Boo Cator and Miss Marjory Camp of Shelby attended the Dome gathering of Delmar Mc Fadden and the Columbus band concert in the afternoon.
A Sunday evening event at St Vincent Church offers prizes and refreshments as a community gathering.
Miss Hrma DeLand of Omaha visited over Sunday here with Mr and Mrs William DeLand.
Dr R GO Peterson and Leonard Hungon officiated basketball games at Seward Friday night and Aurora Saturday night.
Guy Ball Tom and Sally with Mrs Issther Helquist traveled to Omaha Sunday. The Ball family were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs E J Maurer and returned home that evening. Mrs Helquist remained in the city for a longer stay.
A veterinary notice promotes Sals Burys New Sulfa Drug and spray to prevent flock colds. Avi Tab is added to the feed as an extra tonic. Sold by Crouse Tex Drug Co.
Mr and Mrs Ed Almstrum and daughter Mrs Hubert Russell visited Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Almstrum in Kearney.
Mr and Mrs Calmar Dunn came back Monday after a trip to California to visit their daughter Mrs Kenneth Lora and family.
Mr and Mrs John Knight of Louisville Nebraska visited Mrs A B Bintz patient at Stromsburg Hospital. Mrs Knight stayed several days with Mr Bintz in Stromsburg during the hospital visit.
Oliver Westburg, once ill at Stromsburg hospital, has been discharged and now resides at the Stromsburg Hotel, marking his recovery and temporary housing arrangements.
Marvin Morgan of Washington D. C. and college student in Lincoln was a weekend guest in the home of Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Rhodes and their daughter.
A Sunday evening bingo event at Vincent's Church features prizes and lunch for attendees.
Wesley W Thelander of Osceola will sing with the Gustavus Adolphus college choir during its March tour. The 3000 mile itinerary visits Chicago Columbus Pittsburgh and Washington DC as part of the Lutheran Augustana Synod of America centennial celebration. The 56 student choir performs sacred choral music suitable for Lent.
Mr and Mrs E A Schnasse visited Corpus Christi Texas with Mr and Mrs Carl Wieseman and families for three weeks. They also traveled in Mexico and returned Tuesday. Lydia Engelhardt accompanied them home by plane after eight months with relatives.
Local residents share visits and gatherings with friends and family across Swede. Notable events include birthday celebrations for Ada Lundstrom and Mrs Otto Swanson, plus a Father Son Banquet planned by the Lutheran Brotherhood with Dr Walter Fahrer and a male quartet invited.
Miss Darlene Light and William LaVelle exchanged marriage vows at Immanuel Lutheran Church Polk on a February Wednesday in 1948 in a double ring ceremony officiated by Rev C W Long. The couple’s attendants wore aqua yellow gowns and the bride carried briar cliff roses and sweet peas.
The bride and groom celebrated with large white bells at the parents' wedding. A two course lunch followed and the couple cut the first piece of cake before Miss Rowena Light cut the cake at the bride's request. They received many useful gifts and will establish their home in Polk.
Mr and Mrs Lawrence Meister and Marlene and Larry attended a surprise birthday party Monday evening at Bellwood Home in honor of C J Meister with family and friends present.
E. V. Fernandez came home last week after a two week tour through Illinois and Iowa. He visited the Ted Rutter family at Newton Iowa and Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Rutter in Illinois.
Dr. H. S. Eklund announces special letters will be mailed to Osceola citizens to raise funds for local and regional welfare needs. A uniformed Salvationist with official authorization will make personal calls to launch the initial campaign.
Kemtone comes in many colors and covers well with fast drying and easy application. Available now at Crouse Tex Drug Co for home and project use.
Mr and Mrs L I Her called on Mr and Mrs Justus Johnson at Stromsburg Friday.
A shopper is urged to buy first quality low price Mojud Hosiery at Johnson’s Apparel Shop, promising value and comfort for men and women seeking affordable legwear.
Mr and Mrs Fred Dunn and Mr and Mrs Verland Bauer visited Omaha last Sunday as guests of Mr and Mrs John Ringel while attending the Golden Glove tournament in that city. A bingo party is set for Sunday evening at St Vincent's Church at 6 o'clock. all are welcome.
The County AAA Committee schedules meetings to sign 1948 farm plans in all precincts except Osceola. Osceola plans are available at the AAA office until April 1 1948. Meetings run 1:00 to 5:00 PM at listed locations on March 3 to March 5.
Dr and Mrs O O Wallace returned home Monday after a month’s vacation that took them through the southern and western states.
For good pictures and prompt service, have your films developed at Crouse-Tex Drug Co. This line advertises quick turnaround and reliable processing at a local drug store offering photography services.
The Wesley Chapel Club met February 18 at Mrs. Jim Gibbins home with Mrs. Harry Brazee assisting. Project leader Mrs. Art Deeter led a lesson on laundry and electric irons. The group chose Mrs. Belle Merrick, first president, as their shut-in for the year.
Mr and Mrs Bruce Pickett entertained Mr and Mrs Otto Nelson and son and Mr and Mrs Harold Nelson at their home Friday. The gathering reflected a social occasion with multiple families in attendance.
Mr and Mrs Carl Johnson returned from a month on the west coast. Mrs Dale Dunn hosted a shower near Bellwood for her sister Mrs Larry Boro, a recent bride. Mr and Mrs Floyd Frizzell and their sons visited the Picketts in Silver Creek on Sunday.
Miss Flyera Carman, formerly at the Corn Palace Cafe, begins duties as telephone exchange operator this week. A local ad promotes a Perfect Sleeper mattress at Kepler’s.
Mrs. Donald Schmoker thanks friends and neighbors for flowers and gifts sent during her hospital stay. She expresses sincere gratitude for the thoughtful kindness.
Cronse-Tex Drag Co introduces Coast shades Carn Nome and Cheri Lip Sticks with bold color range and glossy finish. Local shoppers anticipate updated lipstick lines and new packaging.
Mr and Mrs Ross Wrabiel and baby of Aurora returned home after a two week visit with her parents Mr and Mrs Clatford Cramer and boys. Several local families shared gatherings including birthdays and dinners. Patricia Elaine born February 16 at St Elizabeth hospital Lincoln to Fortis Fitting and Bernice Larson. Arlene Hahn begins work at General Mills Minneapolis. Homer Branting of Grand Island visited George Wartz family Friday evening.
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