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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1951
Page
5
Alma Fjell and Florence Johnson plus several others visit friends and relatives across nearby towns. Weekend leisure includes dinners and Sunday gatherings at multiple homes with extended family and neighbors from Bloomfield Lincoln Mead Fullerton and Omaha areas.
The column lists numerous Sunday visits across Columbus, Shelby, Silver Creek, and nearby towns with families like the Kubiceks, Fischers, Schmokers, and Westbergs. It also cautions against oven canning, explaining risks and recommending steam pressure canners for high temperature processing to prevent spoilage and botulism.
Tractor and farm implement catalog notes a 1941 Ford with Sherman overdrive, a regular Farmall, a 1949 Massey Harris pony with plow and mower, a 1946 Wood Bros corn picker, Krause 4 ft one way plow for Ford, Galloway spike tooth barrow, Kelly R yan 15 ft disc harrow, Tryco Ford sprayer, Northwest Owatonna 36 ft elevators, Wetmore hammermills, Dearborn tools and wagons, plus new Ford tractors and parts with Veedor oils and tractor umbrellas for sale.
A group of about thirty friends and relatives surprised Marlene Meister on Monday afternoon at her parents’ home. The celebration included games, opening gifts, an angel food cake, and a lunch of sandwiches ice cream chips birthday cake and Kool Aid as they wished her many more birthdays.
Mr and Mrs Emil Kubicek were Fourth of July visitors with Kubicek Sr in Columbus. Pvt Robert Beecroft stationed in Missouri enjoyed the weekend with his father Wm Beecroft and his sister Mrs Carl Benda and family. Mr and Mrs John Gonka and Ted were Sunday visitors in the Homer Ingalls home near Shelby. Mr and Mrs Neil Brigham and Jackie Ray visited briefly Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs Jack Johnston near Osceola. Mr and Mrs John Massie of Norfolk were Sunday visitors with Mrs Nora Spitz and Mr and Mrs George Spitz and family. Mr and Mrs Jack Curtis and family of Genoa were Sunday visitors with Mrs Carl Benda and family and with Pvt Robert Beecroft. Mr and Mrs Louis Czuba and family of near Columbus were
Riverside notes show Lillie Carlson of Omaha visiting relatives including Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Carlson. extended family visits from Ord Clarks Osceola and St. Edwards. A Carlson picnic at Central City drew a large crowd with many local visitors and relatives.
Mrs. Molly Carman spent Sunday at her son Frank Carman’s home. George Heinemeyer traveled to Omaha for major surgery at Clarkson Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Meacham hosted multiple relatives including Tom Meacham George Heinemeyer D. L. Heinemeyer and their families at a Sunday dinner. The C. O. Carlson clan had a Riverside Park picnic in Central City on Sunday.
Lanny McCormick visits grandparents in Stromsburg while several families from Rockford Illinois Lincoln Nebraska and Wisconsin attend picnics and weddings near Osceola. Cedric Finecy Lawrence Creemen Floyd Frizzell George Buchta Benson family and others join recent trips and Saturday gatherings. Mrs Anna Love of St. Louis suffers a fall in Rising City and is hospitalized in Omaha with hip and arm injuries.
Mrs J W Toline entertained in honor of Mrs Albert Jones of San Diego California. Swede Home Extension Club met with Mrs Mervin Johnson thirteen members planned a July 29 Riverside Park Central City picnic. Next meeting with Mrs Wesley Peterson September 7. Lunch served by Mrs Johnson. TCW club families enjoyed a Buckley Park picnic. Daughters visited the Harold W Johnson. Bonnie Rodene visiting Wakefield with Waldo Rodene and Sandra.
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