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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1955
Page
2
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Mrs. John Renner reports the WSCS will meet on Thursday July 14 with an all-hostess lunch and devotional leaders named Mrs. O R Hennings and Mrs. J J Knorr. Numerous local visits and birthday celebrations accompany the social notes.
Local social list details weekend visits and gatherings around Osceola Nebraska. Notable participants include the Torells Hargis Lindquist Fleck and many area families as they share meals picnics and birthdays across Stromsburg Columbus and Lincoln. Robert Walling heads to overseas service in England.
Mr and Mrs Wm Barry and family joined George Barry in Valpariso. Ramona Anderson a 55 graduate of OHS will work for the Telephone Company in York. Oscar Jones visited Ted Dittmer family near Swede Home. Norwood Creekpaum of Omaha vacationing with his mother Mrs O F Branting. The Barry family visited Mrs Barry’s parents at Shelby. Kathleen Barry spent time with relatives. Carl Bowman and daughters Janell and Dixie Walgren returned to Lincoln for work. Frank McVeigh and sons visited from Detroit with Arthur McVeigh and Kathy. Elwin Knapp and children of Detroit stayed with Walter Koehler. Victor Hill of Fulton MO and his mother Mrs Hill of Dexter MO visited Stewart families. Carol Branting spent week at Covenant Cedars. Earl Miley and family weekend at Hoxie KS visiting parents and Miley relatives. Miley reunion held with nine of eleven siblings. Leila Miley returned to Osceola with parents after five weeks with grandparents in Kansas. Philip Nyberg and daughters attended Fourth of July picnic near Hordville.
Harvest is in full swing as Mrs. Floyd West notes wheat yields vary from a few bushels to as high as 40 bushels per acre across Wesley Chapel.
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