Osceola Good Samaritan Village News Cheerful Holiday Report
Alice Rasp notes Christmas visitors and new guests at the Osceola Good Samaritan Village. Elsie Wallace welcomed a newborn granddaughter. Dr. C W Jeffery praised the building. guests include Henry Nebosis and Andersons family, Lucy Kirby, and Mary Johnson with her children. Several residents recover from flu or cold illnesses and return to meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Nebosis
Osceola
Anderson
Wally
Greeley
Cole
Jim McKeag
Ryan
Lucy Kirby
Gresham
Holdrege visiting former home leaders and a bell gift
Mr and Mrs C Guy Anderson of Holdrege called on Mrs Bra zee. Alma Hartson of Shelby visited the village this week. Mr Willits died Thursday aged 90. The children remain with their mother for the funeral. A bell was presented by Mr and Mrs Nebosis on their 50th anniversary to be used to call us to meals and for generations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Guy Anderson
Holdrege
Brazee
Andersons
M. E. Home For the
Alma Hartson
Shelby
Willits
Nebosis
Social visits and gatherings across Platte County families
District 18 residents and relatives from Platte Center Grand Island and Columbus shared New Year and Sunday meals with neighbors including Flam Flamme Lisko Koziol and Brigham. Scouts, farm sales and family visits extended to Shelby Rising City Monroe Fullerton and California with many dinner and afternoon dressings and travel between Lincoln and local towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Flamme
Platte Center
Fred Flamme
Ricky Braithwait
Bob
Gary Fletcher
Emil Koziol
Osceola
Phil Micek
Edward Lisko
Leo Cockson
Alvin Cockson
Grand Island
Herb Kopetzky
Albert Inselman
Ee Clarence Leimser
Harold Kamrath
David Kubicek
Lincoln
Emil Kubicek
Neal Brigham
Robert Kuhnel
Eva Scow
Shelby
Rolland Scow
Rising City
Judy
Marilyn Fyfe
Columbus
Louis A. Schmidt
Karenjo
Frank Ziemba
Lonney Bugay
Fullerton
Dorothy Lisko 60 Osceola Obituary
Miss Dorothy Lisko 60 of Osceola died about 5 p m Thursday in a Lincoln hospital. Funeral and burial at St Marys Church Pilsen with Rev Kenneth Schnoebelen officiating. Rosary Sunday at Fleming Funeral chapel. Pallbearers named from Omaha Columbus Clarks and Osceola. Survived by father John five sisters and two brothers. Preceded by mother and one brother Leonard. Those attending came from Osceola Monroe Omaha Columbus Clarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Lisko
Osceola
Lincoln
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Pilsno
Kenneth Schnoebelen
Fleming Funeral
John and
James Rakowski
Omaha
Michael Podraza
Columbus
Philip Urkoski
Clarks
Henry
Edwin Smolenski
Leonard
Monroe
West Side social rounds for families and guests
Numerous visits and dinners mark a sequence of social gatherings in the West Side community. Guests include the Lott Nielsen Sundberg Donelson Anderson Peterson Holm and Rudeen families with Norfolk Virginia and Lincoln connections. celebrations note Rickey's first birthday and New Year events.
Local Hosts Share New Year Visits and Decor Projects
Valley residents report holiday hospitality with Alice Jaeger guests in Milford and Dee Hastings hosting Jaeger for cafe redecorating. Dec 30 dinners feature Fred and Dora Yungdahl with Walter Yungdahl. New Year’s Eve gatherings include Dee Hastings Jerry Jaeger and Ivan Hastings Stromsburg hosts, plus Ronald Sarow at E. E. Burritt home. Hugh Schmoker hosts Wednesday dinner with Donald Schmoker and Barry, and Tom Schmoker family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Jaeger
Milford
Dee Hastings
Stromsburg
Ronald Sarow
E. E. Burritt
Hugh Schmoker
Donald Schmoker
Dennis
Barry
Tom Schmoker
Burritts Host Pinochle Club Supper Evening
Mr and Mrs E E Burritt entertained their pinochle club on Wednesday at a seven oclock supper. Mr and Mrs Rueben Smith won high scores. Visitors joined later in the Laurence Sarow home. Dennis Schmoker attended a wedding Sunday at North Platte. Clara McCormick and Lesta Mace were Sunday guests of Mrs Grace Buchta Christianna Sarow and Laurence were guests of Mr and Mrs George Buchta. Norris Larson and children were Sunday lunch guests of Mrs Grace. Walter Yungdahl and Donald Schipporeit were visitors and lunch guests. Dennis Schmoker returned to Carey to continue college after the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Burritt
Rueben Smith
Ronald Sarow
Laurence Sarow
Donald Schmoker
Carol
Mrs. Jenkins
York
Clara McClatchey
Harlanowa
Dennis Schmoker
North Platte
Clara McCormick
Lesta Mace
Grace Buchta
Christianna Sarow
Laurence
George Buchta
Norris Larson
Walter Yungdah
Donald
Polk Notes Residents Return From Trips and Illness Recovery
Polk residents report return from Rockford Illinois by Clara Anderson and Clarence Meerkat and wife. They visited Rev Marvin Gruett and family in Milwaukee Wisconsin. Imogene Hanquist returns from a year in Denver Colorado and is recuperating from a recent illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockford, Ill
Clara Anderson
Clarence, Meerkat
Marvin Gruett
Polk
Milwaukee
Wis
Imogene Hanquist
Denver
Colo
Hanquist
Wren Sherwoods Spend New Year With North Platte Family
Mr and Mrs Wren Sherwood traveled to North Platte Sunday afternoon to visit their daughter Mrs Percy Gray and family for New Year. They returned Tuesday evening and joined Mr and Mrs Frank Watkins for New Year’s dinner and enjoyed seeing colored television.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wren Sherwood
North Platte
Percy Gray
Frank Watkins
Also Mentioned on This Page
Osceola Good Samaritan “Village” News
Alice Rasp
Elsie Wallace
C. W. Jeffery
Kepner
Mary Johnson
Glen Johnson
Martha Johnson
Cedar Rapids
Alta Lisko
Duane Gabel
Wilbert Hohndorf
Near Shelby
Leslie Hohndorf
John Gonka
Claude Fletcher
Lee Iwanski
Alfred Bernt
Fred Bernts
J. F. Ernst
West Side
Mrs. Homer Green
Kenneth Anderson
Carol Ann
Max Lott
Gaylen Ahlquist
Larry Mentink
Joe Jensen
Morris Nielsen
Lynn Sundberg
Norfolk
Howard Sundberg
Denice
Alvin Eickmeier
Rickey
Wallace Peterson
Jim Anderson
Walter Binford
Gerald Holm
Denice Donelson
Orley Conkling
Axel Rudeen
Golden, Colo
Ruth Rudeen
GMC
Barber’s Service
Stromsburg, Nebr
Polk News
Creamo
Gooch
Swansons
Thriftway
Mulbererry
Harold’s Thriftway
Osceola, Nebraska
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