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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1962
Page
7
A series of social visits and gatherings across Greens Chapel area notes the Jolly Worker Club meeting at Mrs Forest Berggrens home on January seventeenth. Numerous family and friend visits are listed with dates and hosts, highlighting a busy social week.
A flurry of Sunday and Friday visits fills the Shelby area as families host and travel. Guests include Mrs. Gus B Hartel and Mary in the Bloom home, and multiple evenings with the Hennings, Rystroms, Holllister, Torell, and Bentons households. Pat Loveman returns to Lincoln for Wesleyan studies after holiday stay with the Loveman family. New Year scenes feature gatherings at the Harless and Peterson homes with extended kin in attendance.
A flurry of Sunday visits spans local households as Gustav and Patricia Peterson and Allen Kenney host guests while Carl Johnson hosts TCW Club for Kenneth Peterson and wife 25th anniversary. Several families—Jones Timm Waller Gestrine Larson Teegerstrom Lundstrom Hanquist Magnuson Gustafson Naslund and others—are noted visiting, dining, or gathering for celebrations and adieux before moves to Fremont. Lyndon Teegerstrom’s first birthday is mentioned among Sunday dinner guests.
Mrs. Rudolph Appleton and others received a gift from a group. Kenneth Peterson and Ronald Sarow hosts welcomed visitors Sunday evening. Sunday afternoon guests at Mrs. John Gestrine’s home included Mr. and Mrs. Martin Gestrine and family. Evening visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Gestrine and Harold W. Johnson, plus Keith. Myron Larson and Lee Morris families joined Eli Johnson’s hosts. Marlowe Johnson of Lincoln spent weekend with Harold W. Johnson. Mrs. George Heckman and Mrs. Richard Anderson with Mrs. Carl G. Johnson visited DeVon Johnson Monday. Cheryl Johnson visiting Vance Teegerstrom home.
Church services at 10 30 led by Mrs James Lowther. Numerous local visitors called on friends and relatives in Cen tral City Osceola Lincoln Bradshaw and Gresham. Families including Kopke Bond Eklund Allison and Moore hosted and entertained during the weekend with dinners and afternoon calls.
Miss Genon Stohl and Miss Holly Eklund hosted a Friday night bridal shower for Miss Shirley Holm at the Eklund home with games and gifts centered on a bridal doll. Guests included Mr and Mrs Bill Beebe and son of Stromsburg and Mr and Mrs Max Quick, with visits from Mr and Mrs Craven Stream in York and Mrs Doug Colberg and Mrs Paul Bond in Osceola. Sheila Beebe returned to Kearney Teachers College after a two week home stay.
Osceola residents hosted and visited relatives and neighbors over weekend and New Year. Emily Snyder hosted at Russell Kreis home with Bobbi Jo Snyder returning to Osceola. Several families from Omaha Lincoln Aurora chased visits with Ahlquists Fiells Conklings Sundbergs and Wagners across multiple gatherings.
Mr and Mrs Howard Sundberg visited the Roy Burke home while Mr and Mrs Roy Fjell and family were among guests at the Ralph Simpson home New Year’s Day.
Mr and Mrs Wren Sherwood attended a Neighborhood Coffee Party at Mrs Hazel Andersons home Saturday. The Gramlys from Denver visited Sherwoods sisters Edith Heilman and Ethel Gramly last week. They then stayed overnight in Holdrege with D W Andersons and visited Mrs Art Gray in York. Guy Sherwoods of Central City visited that evening. Mr and Mrs Raymond Kepner left for Chicago furniture mart and then west coast by jet, planning a Hawaiian island cruise for a month. Mrs Wren Sherwood hosted the Birthday Club Monday afternoon honoring Mrs Gustafson. Friday dinner guests at Leon Draeger were Bernie Gissler and family. Thomas Hofbauer visited with Mrs Don Sypal in an Omaha hospital.
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