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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1948
Page
5
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Robak were supper guests Monday evening at the Emil Koziol home. Mr and Mrs. Grant Johnson of Polk were guests Sunday at the DeLand home. Reading notices priced per line. subscription rates listed for Nebraska and outside Nebraska.
Jeoth Clarrison begins the year working as a mechanic at the Sigser garage. The move places Clarrison in a pivotal role at a local automotive shop, signaling ongoing operations and service for the community.
Mr and Mrs Bruce Pickett were entertained at the home of Mr and Mrs Dale Frizzell Tuesday evening. Mr and Mrs Kemil Koziol attended funeral services for the late Mrs Louis Hohndorf at the U B Church in Shelby Friday.
Saturday Doanes Kidney Pills 69e 75¢ Anacin 59¢ 1st Old English Wax 79c Chlorox 1-2 gallon 30c 75c Vicks Vapo Rub 69c at Crouse-Tex Drug Co.
The Osceola Fire Department responded to a Sunday blaze as the town’s old city grader caught fire during starting. Damage described as minor with no injuries reported.
Donald Pickett left Tuesday by bus for San Diego after a several week visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Pickett.
P A Tobacco and Ibs cigarettes priced 79 cents per pack and 1.77 per carton prominently advertised for Saturday at CrouseTex Drug Co.
Guests included Miss Erma DeLand of Omaha Mrs. Ida Nelson and Mrs. Ethel Nelson plus Mr and Mrs Cecil DeLand and two sons of Wahoo and Mr and Mrs DPD B Flulquist.
Dr Salsbury's Ar Sulfa is promoted as a remedy to control colds in poultry sold by Crouse-Tex Drug Co. The note emphasizes a chemical treatment for avian colds and lists the supplier.
Mr and Mrs Elmer Gleim of Polk and Mr and Mrs Earl Bond traveled to Bern Kansas on Saturday for the funeral of their uncle John Ehrsam. The Gleims returned the same day while the Bonds stayed through Tuesday.
Mr and Mrs Morris Richards and Mr and Mrs Glen Richards with two sons travel to Omaha Sunday to visit Ike Richards hospitalized. They stop at Budwell home. Marlene and LaVerne Richards stay with grandmother Mrs Jr A Gustafson.
Local note asserts Cara name fake powder and fumes fraud warning. Crouse-Tex Drug Co. pledges refunds if customers are unsatisfied.
Mr and Mrs Rudolph Appleton Mrs Martin Appleton and family Mrs R A Poland and sons of Swede Home Miss Dorothy Peterson of Stromsburg and Miss Bo.
Mrs. Nita GroteluSchen of Genoa visited Sunday dinner with Mr and Mrs George Heckman. The Polk County Farm Bureau Board met at the A E Ekstrom home last Friday and adopted a resolution opposing the telephone company plan to restrict service to one station without toll, saying it would be a hardship on many farmers in the county.
The St. Vincent Altar Society gathered Wednesday evening at 7:45 at the parish hall. A good crowd attended the meeting followed by cards and lunch hosted by Mrs. D. T. Kelley, Mrs. Joseph Schott, Miss Kathryn Reinke, and Mrs. Martha Herger.
Sealtest ice cream tarts and pies are promoted as quick and easy to serve with sales at Crouse-Tex Drug Company.
Mrs. Winnie Johnson from Alma Nebraska visited Osceola last Thursday to see her grandchildren before returning to San Diego for the winter. She stayed at the John Craven home Saturday with Mr and Mrs George Craven for Nan Craven’s first birthday anniversary celebration.
Keep your animals healthy with Dr Hess Pana min added to their feed. The cost is small and available from Crouse Tex Drug.
Attendees from Platte Center Duncan Monroe Scottsbluff Loup City Central City Lincoln Omaha Phillips Pender Clarks Columbus joined locals at the funeral of Albert Grossnicklaus Saturday. Family members included Chas Grossnicklaus Gladys Merlin Walter Voss Helen Wieseman Lena Luchsinger and others.
The notice states Dr. Salsbury's Avi-Ton wormer is sold through the Rouse-Tex Drug Company. It identifies the product as a flock wormer and marks the company as the sales channel.
Mr. and Mrs John Voichaske were in Genoa on business. Gilbert Anderson of Clarks visited Sunday with Tom Mace. Merle Wieserhan family were guests at the C R Carlson home Sunday. Ed Zelazny family of Silver Creek dined with the Voichaske. Wesley Johnston family left for Texas for several days. David Smith family plan next week move to Washington. Joe Karges hosted visitors Heitzman and Donna and Ivan Waggoner of larks joined.
Edith Heilman expresses gratitude to friends for cards and kindnesses while confined at home. She appreciates the support and thoughtful gestures.
Mrv. and Mrs. Herman H. Hanson express gratitude to friends and neighbors for presence at their charivari party and the gifts received. They also thank the Fairview Church ladies for organizing the fine event.
Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Brigham express gratitude to friends for kindness on their Golden Wedding Anniversary including calls gifts and cards.
If you need wall paper or paint you will find what you want at Crouse-Tex Drug Co.
Miss Lucile Edith Pageheart of Los Angeles and Jacob A. Amacher Jr of San Gabriel wed in a Sunday double ring ceremony at Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church Alhambra. About 50 guests attended with Lois Knehere as maid of honor and the bride's sister in attendance.
The bride Miss Engman wore dusty rose gowns with bridesmaids as attendants. Best man Dexter D. Jones of Arcadia and ushers Ralph and Paul Herrmann joined a church ceremony. Mr and Mrs Amacher plan a Palm Springs honeymoon after a reception. The bride, formerly from Scobey Montana, studied in Scobey and he is son of Jacob A Amacher of Osceola. he attended Creighton University and served four years in the Army in North Africa and Italy.
A turkey dinner with entertainment and lunches is planned at Saint Vincent Church on Sunday with activities starting at 4:00 PM. Proceeds support church programs.
Miss Naomi Pearson daughter of Mr and Mrs J O Pearson Osceola has completed International School with Trans World Airlines and has worked as an Air Hostess for three years. She will fly to Europe with layovers in Shannon Paris and Madrid based in New York. Her first Christmas flight to Paris was her nicest gift.
A big turkey dinner and evening of fun will be held at St Vincent Church on Sunday January 18. Proceeds support church activities and community outreach.
The notice records the December 20 marriage of Mrs Lulr Church and Herman Hansen in Grand Island with a Kansas connection. It also reports a newborn boy to Mr and Mrs Lessie Johnson, visits by Bettie Christian, Marion Treadway family gatherings in Shelby, a farewell for Roy Frizzell relocating to Siler Creek, and several local visits and dinners among families including the Dake, Widga, Red, Giee, Carlson, McCormick, Clark, and Gaedeke households.
Five room modern house for sale located one block west of the Lutheran Church in Osceola. For appointment call Wesley Peterson at 121w.
A well improved 160 acre farm near Osceola two miles from Qseeds with March 1 possession plus two improved eighths and one unimproved parcel. Location Plane Harry Lers Occola Nebr.
The evening Merié Wirseman and children visited Mrs Betts and Christian was ill Sunday afternoon with a doctor called. At this writing, she seems well again. Lo Dake and Rex spent Sunday in the Cedric Finecy home. George Heinemeier and family were Sunday dinner guests of Tom Meacham and wife.
Heating pads and heat lamps offer relief for aches and pains available at Crouse-Tex Drug Co.
The Hruska family expresses gratitude for the many cards and gifts received during their hospital stay. Mrs. George Hruska and John Andrew thank all well wishers for the appreciated support.
The Grossnicklaugs and Burritts thank relatives friends and neighbors for sympathy assistance and floral offerings during illness and burial of their father and grandfather. They acknowledge Rev Randall Leon Merrick the ladies who served lunch and express lasting gratitude.
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