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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1949
Page
4
Omar Flour 50 lb priced at 3.65 with Ruby Red Tumblers offered free per bag. Also offers 2 lb box at 39 cents and 1 lb box at 27 cents. Fresh fruits and vegetables featured with 3 packs at 23 cents.
Mr and Mrs Warren Scharfen berg of Nebraska City joined guests New Years Eve at Mr and Mrs George E Berek. Wor M sells 75 000 pen icillin ointment and Tyrothricin ointment for teats cuts and abrasions distributed by Crouse Tex Drug Co. Emil Frank and Lillian Hamek visited Omaha New Years at the home of Misses Marie Mathre Sophia Hembek and Virginia Ander mumnn.
Mr and Mrs P B Campbell entertained Mr and Mrs John Bright and Mr and Mrs Pauline Garber of Alexandria on New Years Day.
Ad lists Red Cherries near Gallon 1.49 in heavy syrup Peaches near Gallon 95c Yellow Cream Style Corn 2 for 39c Early June Plus No 2 cans 2 for 27c Del Monte Pears No 2% can 47c Mustard Sardines 33c Palmolive tall can 69c Penicks Waffle Syrup Gal 62c
The report lists many visiting families and relatives from Spruce Center Omaha Rising City Lincoln and Neligh who spent New Years Day or the weekend with local hosts including the Dunn Burns Hess Hastings Mickey families Horst Hast ings and others. It notes attendance at an Ice Cycles event in Omaha and a Genoa wedding.
Crawford Campbell of Rochester New York left Friday to attend the NEA convention in Chicago after visiting his parents for the holidays before continuing to Rochester.
Dr and Mrs C R Peterson visited Polk New Years Day as guests of Mr and Mrs A Isaacson. The Polk community endured a power outage from Friday night to Saturday. without gas cooking, residents improvised several inventive meals.
A compact note on The Master Mind by G. K. Heintzman appears in the PLR section. The item hints at literary features and authorial focus within a historical publication.
Sam Shapiro, down to his last two bits, encounters a beggar outside Banker's Trust who hands him a $100 check signed by E Wilson Dodds. The teller allows cashing the check, revealing Dodds donated to the first ten people to show pity, with Sam cashing it first.
Polk area residents share holiday visits and dinners with relatives in Stromsburg Central City and Ames Iowa. Families such as the Stevers Zollars Orndorffs and Myers gather for Christmas and New Year meals. The Farmers Cooperative Association of Hordville reports a net margin of 25286 on 378000 bushels.
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Dickey of Waco and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Moore attended the Ice Cycles in Omaha Saturday evening. On Sunday, the Moore family visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. Jay McCormick and family at Silver Creek.
A listing highlights a range of infant products including bottles scales bottle sterilizers formula pitchers baby pants rubber sheeting oils and creams and baby foods available at the store.
Mr and Mrs Robert Herrmann and family and Mr and Mrs Dick Zedicher and family of Avoca Minnesota visited relatives here over the holidays. They reached Walthill Nebraska before a heavy snow storm halted travel, forcing an overnight stay and a return the next day.
Mr and Mrs Irvin Noble returned from Holdrege where they spent Christmas with Mr and Mrs Lloyd Noble. Bud Hoffman of Omaha staying with Dr and Mrs H S Eklund over the holidays sustained a broken ankle while tobogganing and was taken to Methodist hospital in Omaha for treatment.
Mr and Mrs Carl Gustafson and their children of Lincoln were New Years Day guests of the Mark Gustafson family.
Miss Orpha Ekstrom Osceola grade school teacher broke two bones in her foot last week when she stepped from a car on icy steps. Mrs Leonard Hanson serves as substitute teacher during her absence.
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