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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1954
Page
6
Walter Nyberg is hospitalized after a stroke at St. Francis Hospital in Grand Island. Davis Pharmacy sees W. C. Locher resigning as pharmacist and Anna Kisler hired as a clerk.
A Sunday picnic for 35 guests at the Robert Baack home featured Mrs. Ralph Scheafer of Grand Island and other local families. The Baptist Missionary Society discussed Children Around the World, with music by Mrs. Ralph Johnson and Mary Lou Sandell, plus a going away gift for Mrs. Elwood Anderson as the family heads to Gothenburg on August 1.
This week will finish all combining. Oats are reported very good but the wheat crop was hurt by the breeze. Martin Vetich spent last Wednesday at St Mary's Hospital in Columbus for medical care following complications in his ear from a Fourth of July fireworks explosion. Erasmus Burritt Joe and Oscar Imm families attended the wedding of Sandra Imm to Johnnie Niehaus of Superior at Spalding. Mrs. Don Schippereit and Diana visited Mrs. Richard Wyman and her parents in Clarks on Sunday. The Otto Dittmer family of Clarks spent Sunday with Rex Graham. Fourth of July supper guests at Louis Tschantre's included several families. Mrs. Kenneth Gehring and Claretta Gehring were Sunday dinner guests in Myron Barker's home. Mary Lou Stanczyk and Dolores Konwinski of Omaha visited the Frank Stanczyk home. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tooker and Arl drove to Ralston with Norman Tooker.
Central City area activity includes the Wyman family picnic in a city park on Sunday. Several visits and social calls occur among residents, with stops in Columbus and Silver Creek, Maple Leaf Club events, and gatherings at homes in Osceola and Stromsburg.
The Louis Tschantre family were Sunday visitors at the Bruce Kershaw home east of Silver Creek, sharing conversation and hospitality in a local rural setting.
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