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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1950
Page
5
The Jolly Workers Club holds a January 18 gathering at the home of Mrs. Richard Boyd with lunch served by Mrs. Walter Twarling and Mrs. Mervin Ry strom. Community residents listed attend various visits and social events across Shelby and nearby towns.
State Senator Lester Anderson of Aurora files for reelection to a third term in the 25th Legislative District covering Hamilton, Clay and Polk Counties. He first won election in 1944 from Osceola Polk County and moved to Aurora in 1946 after buying the Aurora Hotel. He farms in Hamilton County and backs Better Roads and Schools, opposed to a general sale or income tax unless an outright replacement tax. He chaired or led committees shaping state government reorganization to boost efficiency and economy, with favorable recommendations expected for the 1951 session.
District No. 18 reports Carl Benda Jr. of near Lone Star spent several days last week in the area. The brief item notes his residence, with no further details provided.
Mr and Mrs Edwin Lewis visited Sunday and dined with Mr and Mrs Harlan Donelson. Mr and Mrs Harry Rodene hosted supper Thursday with Mr and Mrs Rudolph Sandin and Mr and Mrs George B Anderson. Mrs Hulda Gestrine and family visited Henry Thelander home near Bradshaw Sunday. Miss Marlene Johnson and guests including Shirley Anderson Donna Marie Larson and Paula Jean Scharmen attended supper Saturday. Walter Fredrickson family from Omaha visited with Hilma Toline and Herman Fredrickson. Johnson Andersons from Omaha came Monday to attend grandfather F Andersons funeral. Gerald Holm family spent Sunday evening at Edwin Lewis home.
The Wesley Chapel WSCS met Thursday with Miss Lula Burns in charge of the program by Mrs. Daisy Zang. Mr. and Mrs. Emory Zentz visited Sunday with the Zentz relatives.
Used 1943 Ford Tractor in A-1 shape repainted with reasonable terms. Also a 12 ft lift type Dearborn Disc Harrow and a 12 ft pull type Disc Harrow. Reece Tractor and Equipment Co. phone 62 Osceola.
A roundup of visits and family events across Ansley Ord Shelby and nearby areas. Mentions include Josephine Gondringer Margaret Fillinger Charles Fischer Janet Deeter and others visiting relatives in St Louis and Shelby. Milestones noted include Victor Eugene born Dec 27 and Mr. and Mrs Gustafson celebrating 40th wedding anniversary.
Advertises availability of window glass in every size at Crouse-Tex Drug Oo. Emphasizes wide range for customers needing different dimensions and glazing needs.
Dr. D. T. Kelley with St. Francis hospital chaplain left Monday evening for Rochester Minnesota where the surgeon planned to operate on Fred Branting on Tuesday.
Mrs Delia Whitla of Spencer Nebraska left Tuesday for Omaha after visiting her daughter Mrs Keith Felleys and family.
Mrs George Inness underwent surgery at St Francis Hospital last Friday. The report notes a medical procedure performed with recovery expected in the days ahead.
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