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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1951
Page
5
A 10 cc syringe and a bottle of Vet Penicillin could save the price of a valuable cow or steer and are urged to be bought today at Crouse-Tex Drug Company.
The Osceola Firemen announce a regular meeting to be held this Thursday evening. Members are urged to attend as agenda items include standard operations and community safety matters.
Marilyn Miller and Oryl Fischer were married Sunday February 21 1951 at 2 30 pm by Rev G A Randall at the Miller home in Osceola Nebraska Attendants included Suzanne Miller Tekamah and Robert Dealey The reception followed at the bride’s grandparents home The couple plans a wedding trip to Hot Springs Arkansas and will reside in Osceola Nebraska Fischer a soil conservationist and Navy veteran and Miller a Nebraska Wesleyan attendee and assistant assessor designate both bring local connections and ties to Osceola
Mrs. Frank Carman and Shirley traveled to Omaha by bus for Shirley’s check-up after surgery with a positive report. Polly Newcomb was summoned to Nevada Iowa to help after her mother’s heart attack. she is improving and will soon return home. The Wyman families enjoyed a get together at Mary Grossnicklaus’s. Carl and Donita Conkling visited from the burg for the Sil ver Creek elevator meeting. callers included Mrs. Henry Schipparell and Mrs. Elmer Benson. Gilbert Benson spent nights with his mother Nellie while working nearby. The Carmans and Shirley and Terry were in Osceola visiting Mollie Carman at Mel Cormick’s home. Stromsburg visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Frank Carman. Albert Morris of Clarks dined with Donald Schippareit’s family. Morris stayed home with his daughter and family. Other local callers were Rex Graham, Ted and Ruth Wyman, Henry and Mrs. Schipporeit, and John Wyman family. Lloyd Wamsley and Annette visited near Stromsburg with Orley Conkling’s family.
The Usharit Club held a Friday meeting at Marie Kirby's home with 18 members and one visitor. Four new members joined. World Citizenship was taught by Mrs. Dora Lockard and Mrs. Kirby. Lawrence Creemen injured a thumb near a bench saw. several members and families were noted visiting or traveling.
Polk County Agricultural Society records show receipts and disbursements for the year 1950 in an official secretary’s report. The document summarizes income from dues, gate receipts, and concessions and lists expenditures for exhibits, premiums, and operating costs.
Balance as of December 31 1950 shows total $6 506 90. Document signed by Robert L Mills Secretary and audited and approved January 18 1951 by R W Johnson.
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