Card of Thanks from Leona Dawes
The writer thanks friends for cards and gifts during illness and for care by the Sisters and Doctors.
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1951
Page
4
The writer thanks friends for cards and gifts during illness and for care by the Sisters and Doctors.
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Warren Umshler of Walt Hull on Sunday evening January 7, weighing seven pounds nine ounces. Floyd Hartson and relatives learned of the birth as their son in law and daughter are the new grandparents. Sun day guests included Mrs. A. J. Herrmann and family and Mr. and Mrs. Horace Stevens and Tommy.
The firm lists prescription fulfillment as its core service with two registered druggists on duty to dispense medications and advise customers.
Mr and Mrs George Malek returned last week from a holiday visit with their children in Indiana. Dr Hess PTZ Powder is marketed as an easy wormer for hogs and sold by Crouse-Tex Drug Co.
For fowl cholera, colds, lack of laying pep and lice in your poultry use Dr Salsbury’s remedies supplied by Crouse-Tex Drug Co.
Mrs. Henry Olson Jr announces the engagement of her daughter Laura Olson to Wayne Stone son of Mr and Mrs Robert Stone of Denver. The couple announces plans for a future wedding.
Shoppers are urged to visit Crouse Tex for a selection of favorite shampoos in liquid and cream forms. The notice highlights available varieties and encourages purchases at the store location.
Mr and Mrs E A Hedlund depart Monday for St Petersburg Florida to spend the rest of the winter. Their son in law and daughter from Illinois and Dr Harold Hedlund and his family of Wahoo will join them for winter vacations at that place.
Mrs Homer Bollinger was released from St Josephs Hospital in Omaha a week ago and returned to her home here.
A list of relatives and friends from Lincoln Omaha York Gothenburg Beatrice Madison Wilbur and Stromsburg attended the funeral of A J Herrmann last Tuesday at Crouse-Tex Drug Co where Tintair Home Hair coloring is sold.
Ray Hastings, a patient at the Veterans Hospital in Grand Island, will be fitted with a brace later this week after doctors found a displaced disc pinching a nerve in his spine. He hopes to return home temporarily once the brace is in place.
Tommy Hunter and Dolores push forward with plans to marry despite Senor Jacinto’s refusal based on status and wealth. To win consent, Tommy builds a fresh fish business, then confronts the elder with a vow to marry only if Dolores’ father relents. Dolores supports the effort as the couple chases happiness.
A sincere thank you to neighbors and friends for flowers cards gifts and calls on my 90th birthday. May God bless you all from J. G. Carlson.
Miss Althea Thelander of Chicago visited Frank Thelander and family Tuesday. Numerous neighbors and relatives hosted and visited across Stromsburg, with dinners and Sunday calls at several homes. Bonnie Lund returned from Wayne State Teachers College. Patty Hunsaker traveled to Stephens College. Dale Jenkins began a 30 day hospital furlough in San Antonio.
Beulah Cemetery Society plans to meet January 19 in Osceola at Mrs. Neela Dunn’s home with hostess assistance from Mrs. Lula Ward. Riverside and District 7 hosted a roller skating party at Havens rink Friday night.
Mr and Mrs Wallace Scott left Sunday for a two month trip to Arizona and other states. Joel Hanson of Osceola visited J A Anderson and Milton. Maurice Kenyon of Grandfield Oklahoma spent Wednesday with brother in law J W Bailey. Miss Jean Smithberg of Omaha spent the weekend here with C V Eckblade family. James Eckblade, employed at Bellevue Nebraska, visited his parents, Mr and Mrs C V Eckblade. Mr and Mrs Eli W Johnson and Mr and Mrs Chas S F [text truncated]
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