Randall Called to Omaha on Conference Business
Ihve. G. A. Randall was called to Omaha last Tuesday of Conference business.
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Ihev
G. A. Randall
Omaha
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1948
Page
5
Steeple Store Receives New Dress Materials and Linens
New shipment of dress materials lands this week at Steeple Store. Gab-A-Lots plan a meeting with Mrs H C Hansen on Wednesday afternoon January 28. Also featured are new sheets pillow cases and 42 inch pillow ticking. Mr and Mrs George Malek and Frank Malek visited Elkhorn with the Malek sisters. Dr Salsbury Avi Tonts fleck wormer end sold by Crouse Tex Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steeple's
Dr. Salsbury
Crouse-Tex Drug Ce
Eklund Host 49er Bridge Club Night
Dr and Mrs H S Eklund host the 49er bridge club at their home this Thursday evening. Crouse-Tex Drug promotes Hess Panamin to keep pets healthy. Marian Louise Hays of Lincoln attended a visit with Dr R O Peterson and son last week. Rolls of guests and a stork shower for Mrs Roy Joy noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. S. Eklund Wit
Dr. Hess
Marian Louise Hays
Lincoln
R. O. Peterson and Son
Rollie Younger
Bremerton
Washington
Ollie Willits
Silver Creek
R. N. Hastings
Ray Heiden
Emma Joy
York
Roy Joy
Columbus
W. E. Wilcox
Steeple's Store Debuts New Curtain Patterns
Miss Louella Crew longtime Osceola teacher broke an ankle and leg last week. She is hospitalized with a leg cast and hopes to return to Stromsburg teaching soon. Steeple's Store features new curtain materials and lace panels. Mr and Mrs Carl Johnson left Tuesday for a trip to California visiting relatives in Oakland and other sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louella Crew
Osceola
Stromsburg
Carl Johnson
California
Richard Schweser
Oakland
New dress shirts and heating aids featured at local stores
Steeple's Store showcases men’s dress shirts in new patterns while Crouse-Tex Drug Co offers electric heating pads and heat lamps for aches. Mrs. Glen Jones and her son from Omaha visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. W. McFadden, this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steeple’s
Crouse-Tex Drug Co
Glen Jones
Omaha
D. W. McFadden
Steeple's Store Sells Work Shirts and Oshkosh Overalls
County Judge L. M. Merrick faces lawsuits over marriage licenses issued to Albert Hoffer and Fern Christen sen of Stromsburg and to Ted die Ziemba of Fullerton and Ther esa Koczar of Osceola.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steeple's
L. M. Merrick
Albert Hoffer
Fern Christensen
Stromsburg
Teddie Ziemba
Fullerton
Theresa Koczar
Osceola
Local residents visit Josephine Benda home and area
The column lists numerous Tuesday Wednesday and Sunday calls to homes around Shelby Columbus Richland and Lone Star with names including Mr and Mrs John Johner Dale Watkins Roy Hagarety Edward Lisko Phil Micek Carl Benda Louis Schmidt Walter Tschaurer Adolph Bernt and Josephine Benda. It notes John Cleveland Rasp born January 31 1888 on a pioneer homestead north of the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Johner
Near
Sheby
Josephine Benda
Dale Watkins
Shelby
Roy Hagarety
Wyoming
Adolph Bernt
Edward Lisko
Phil Micek
Henry Czuba
Columbus
Carl Benda
Near Lone Star
Louis A. Schmidt
Richland
John Micek
Walter Tschaurer
Frank Seberger
St. Andrews
Josephine Ben‘da
John Cleveland Rasp
John Rasp longtime Shelby resident dies after illness
John Rasp born on a farm near Shelby Nebraska died January 14 1948 after a long illness. He married Elfrieda Lux in 1910 and two baby daughters joined the family on a farm southeast of Shelby later moving to Shelby as owner and operator of a produce station. He served the community as secretary and president of the Shelby Board of Education for about 25 years and held masonic and IOOF offices. He had six grandchildren and leaves his wife his daughters a brother and sisters in sorrow with comforting verse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rasp
Shelby Board of Education
Mt. Zion
Shelby Ioof
Shelby National Bank
Violet Irene Sawyer
Frieda Mae Kelly
Jean Nadine &Shneider
Frisby Rasp
Emma Carter
Lillie Aboit
Funeral at Shelby Castle Memorial Church
Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon at the Shelby Castle Memorial E U B Church with Rev C F Wantz presiding. Harold Heaston and Mrs Wallace McMeekin provided music as pallbearers Fred Scow Frank Lur Rial Brazee Howard Pierce Harry Hileger and Paul Lux served. Grave service followed under Masonic ritual in Shelby cemetery.
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Jesus
Shelby Castle Memorial
E.U.B
C. F. Wantz
Harold Heaston
Wallace McMeekin
Fred Scow
Frank Lur
Rial Brazee
Howard Pierce
Harry Hileger
Paul Lux
Shelby
Card of Thanks for Kindness After Illness and Death
The Rasp family expresses gratitude to friends neighbors and relatives and groups including the Hope Circle Arcade Rebekah Lodge and the Women s Society of Christian Service for love sympathy and many acts of kindness shown during the illness and death of their loved one. Mrs John Rasp and Daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Circle
Arcade Rebekah Lodge
Women’s Society of Christian Service
John Rasp
Shelby Theatre Offers Free Passes to Movies
Shelby Theatre announces three names selected at random from the Record subscription list. Names printed in the theatre ad admit holders to current shows when they present the paper ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelby Theatre
Carlson Gaedeke Wedding Dance at Clarks Hall
Carlson Gaedeke announce a wedding dance to be held at Clarks Hall in Clarks Nebraska on Friday January 30 at 6 o clock in the evening. Music and reception plans accompany the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlson-Gaedeke
Clarks Hall
Clarks
Nebraska
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Perry N. Sapp
Nebr
H. C. Hansen
George Malek
Frank Malek
Malek Sisters
Elkhorr
Adee Wheu Food Stores
Marco
Tim Holt
Nan Leslie
Technicolor
Fiesta Richard Mortalban
Mary Astor
Esther Williams
Buck Privates
Bud Abbott
Lou Costello
Joan Fulton
McDonald’s
Rediwhite
Steeple
General Electric
Underwriters’ Laboratories, Inc
American Institute of Laundering
Alan Od Munn
Massey- Harris
Eley, Neer
Shelby Pioneer
Geesen Tailors Master
Hinck
Squeeze Inn
Johnny Mack Brown
Chip OF the Flying U
Claudette Colbert and
Fred MacMurray
Andi
Mauritz Swanson
Maurice Watts
Hollis Campain
Osceola General
Russia
England
United States
U.S
America
American Iron and Steel Institute
Fifth Avenue
New York
N. Y
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