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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1951
Page
7
Teachers and pupils return to study rooms after holiday break to complete four months of work with the remaining half ahead. Mr and Mrs Junior Wamsley and sons visited Frank Carman's home on Saturday.
The article lists numerous local visits and social events across Osceola and nearby towns. Families such as McCormicks, Wamsleys, and Fis persönlichen attended gatherings. visits from Lincoln, South Dakota, and Colorado guests are noted. The Maple Leaf Club held its Christmas meeting and plans a January 11 gathering with a birthday gift exchange.
The Lutheran Church calendar lists events from January 4 to 11. January 4 at 2 p.m. Ladies Aid hosted by Aurora and Margit Anderson, 8 p.m. Choir. Sunday School at 10 a.m. and Worship at 11 a.m. January 8 Brotherhood meeting hosted by Wesley and Andrew Peterson, Mauritz S. and Bert Gissler. January 11 annual meeting. Please note and be present.
A noted Norwegian cheese called Yehtost derives its name from the word yeht meaning goat and ost meaning cheese. The product is celebrated as a top local dairy specialty.
In New York amid a shuffled inheritance case, Barry Roister of Michigan is revealed as the killer in a death by own action. The motive centers on three Caleb Trask oil paintings that skyrocketed in value after the artist’s death. Roister inherits debts, buries his uncle, and flees with the paintings.
Novem ber and December work includes terrace line staking on farms of Gustafson McDonald Richter Middlebrook Wilson Nuquist Peterson Wyatt. diversions planned for Anderson. topographical surveys for Pierce Scow Kresha and Walter Anderson farms. two-day pasture management training in Albion Nebraska for Klingman Fischer. New cooperators listed: Sundberg Carlson Osceola. Wilson Ehn Polk. Funkhouser Shelby. Scow Shelby. Anderson Osceola. Rich ter Shelby. Nordland Teegerstrom Stromsburg. New Years supper guests were Gondringer family. Rudolph Nitsch Jr. shipped to Fort Hood Texas to join duty. relief noted for Nitsch Brede Wi Schaff relatives.
Social Center Rest Home visitors included Mr and Mrs Elmer Gleim Mr and Mrs Loyd Drum of Columbus and Mr and Mrs Milton Knapp of Omaha. Margie and Burton Brazee returned to Hastings College. Various local families shared Sunday visits and holiday gatherings in Bladen Elm Creek Silver Creek and Minden with the Gedrift families and others.
The Simonsen family living on the Osceola farm east of town, long held by Fred Randell, will move this week to their Blue Jacket home in Oklahoma. Christmas guests at the home of Mr and Mrs wood included Mr and Miss Hanshew and Mr and Mrs Gibbons. Mrs Earl Bond returned from St Francis Hospital after a heart ailment and is cared for by Mrs Mary Grossnicklaus. New Years Eve visitors to L L Iler's family included Mr and Mrs Marvin Iler and family, Sgt F C Iler and Mrs Ivan Iler, plus E W Bonne family and John Iler.
The Royal Neighbor meeting gathering occurred in the IOOF basement as a Christmas party with decorations and a gift exchange. A committee served a delicious lunch and juveniles received small gifts during the event.
Mr and Mrs Wm Harrison and Mr and Mrs Jerry Quick and Betty Jo returned Saturday from Woodburn Iowa where they spent several days as guests of Mrs Kent White and family.
Mrs. Laura Hendrickson and Miss Lulu Hendrickson visited the Glen Hendrickson home for New Years Day.
Miss Laura Hartson attended New Years Day at the home of Mr and Mrs Melbourne Heibel and their family in Shelby, sharing a festive afternoon in the local residence.
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