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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1950
Page
4
The Carlson family hosted a Saturday evening surprise party for a birthday celebration at their Riverside home. Bertha Urban of Ewing visited the Carlson residence over the weekend. Joe Karges and daughters visited his ill mother in Shelby on Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Harry Cole welcomed a baby boy at St Francis hospital Monday morning. Mr and Mrs Robert Twpinka were supper guests Friday evening at the Joe Karges home.
Osceola and nearby towns receive busy social coverage with dinner visits among Ingalls, Brazee, Fischer, Alt, and Gustafson families. Local clubs like Friendly Neighbors and Rebekah Lodge note January meetings, installations, and birthday celebrations. Contained items include store ads, gifts, hospital stays, and regional visits to York, Omaha, and Grand Island.
A single train capable of moving a year’s coal output in the United States would circle the globe six times. The estimate underscores the vast scale of annual energy production and the transportation demands involved.
Mrs. Laura Olseen is absent from county clerk duties to care for her son Gordon who is ill with scarlet fever. This is the first reported case of scarlet fever in this section to date.
Mrs Edith Heilman spent a weekend in Hastings as a visitor. Her stay included social visits and local leisure activities with Hastings residents.
Fellers Jewelry advertises a 52 piece King Edward and Wm Rogers silverware set priced at 33 dollars and 50 cents. The listing highlights a complete service for entertaining with durable design.
Sander Peterson of Swede Home slipped and fell on Stromsburg streets Friday and broke his hip. He was transported to Stromsburg hospital for treatment.
Crouse Tex Drug Co. urges farmers to keep pullets laying by adding Dr Hess Panamin to their feed. The brief ad promotes nutrition and egg production support for poultry operations.
A telegram announced the birth of a seven and a half pound daughter to Dr. and Mrs. Victor Herrmann of California. Mrs Herrmann and child are reported healthy and doing well.
Mr and Mrs Dale Clark and family and Leon Clark were supper guests at the Wayne Anderson home Wednesday evening. Mr and Mrs Phil Campbell were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Lloyd Timm in Calloway Nebraska. Mrs Wehrman of Higgensville Missouri came Saturday to be with her mother Mrs Joe Wieseman for a few weeks. Filling prescriptions is Crouse Tex Drug Co main business. Mr and Mrs John Aden and son of Rising City visited Mrs Joe Wieseman Sunday. Mrs I J Merrick and Mrs August Senn were business visitors in Columbus Monday. Mr and Mrs D E Powell visited Rev and Mrs John Hermann Thursday afternoon.
Mrs W E Snider returns home after a month with son Marion and his family in Lincoln. Jimmie Norton enjoys a short university vacation at his parents home. Mr and Mrs Gunnard Peterson were guests of the Ted Johnson family on Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Clair Emmons walks with crutches after tearing ankle ligaments. Mr and Mrs Robert Steenbock of Polk visited the Don Johnson family for dinner. Crouse-Tex Drug Co sells Canasta Cards and supplies. Rev Bollinger attends Adult Workers meeting in Concordia as ministerial representative of the sub-district.
Mr and Mrs Harold Cole announce the birth of a son Monday January 23 at St Francis Hospital. Mrs Cole was formerly Jeanice Sutton.
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