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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1951
Page
2
Little Kathy McVeigh daughter of Mr and Mrs Art McVeigh has been ill the past week in a brief society notice highlighting a family health matter.
Ora Loraine Beck of Coker Alabama recounts how a 15 year old girl recovered her appetite and gained 33 pounds after using Hadacol. She says she was run down sick and underweight at 90 pounds before starting Hadacol and remains on it after ten months.
Willis Wills left for Kesey Air Base in San Antonio Texas after a ten day Shelby furlough with his mother Mrs George Wills and relatives. Alvin Michael Cerny born five pounds thirteen ounces Friday at St Francis Hospital to Mr and Mrs Alvin Cerny. Mrs Loyola Thelen is Cerny’s mother. Robert Smith reports from Fort Riley Kansas after enlisting in the U S Army. Judy Kay Zohner born seven pounds fourteen ounces Sunday at Shelby Hospital to Mr and Mrs John Zohner Jr. Joe Kubicek returned from a two week trip to Oakland California. J H LaMunyon and Grace Malcolm visited in York. Joan Smith Wesleyan University student spent weekend with Dr and Mrs Paul Smith. Johnson Richards wedding dance set for Friday January 26 at Shelby parish hall with music by Duty eetorad. Robert Armagast and Dorothy Thelen of Lincoln visited the Thelans in Shelby.
Mrs. Harry Wilson admitted to Shelby Hospital for medical treatment. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McKeag moved from the east farm to Stromsburg to establish a new home. Mr. and Mrs. Agnew of Grand Island visited Shelby. Hewitt couple traveling from Monmouth to Houston to visit son Harold. DeFrene of Lincoln helped the McKeag family settle. Rinke family attended Gene Autry in Omaha City Auditorium.
Advice from MIEN suggests using a lighted flashlight for sock mending at night to ease eye strain and improve sewing accuracy. The tip emphasizes forming a habit to work under proper illumination to reduce fatigue.
Local families and friends gather for suppers and luncheons as neighbors share visits from Lincoln and Columbus. A 20th wedding anniversary celebrated by Raymond and family, and a septic tank demonstration with FFA members reflects community ties amid cold weather.
Eldon Kuehnal and Jimmie Marak were supper guests of Mr and Mrs Elmer Stewart at Shelby. Little Miss Sennett Jarmin is spending time in Omaha.
Miss Lois Dinges leaves the Crouse Tex Drug Store on Sunday to enter Nebraska State Teachers College at Wayne. Her sister La Vonne Dinges will become the new clerk at the drug store.
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