District 54 Social Roundup of Grand Island Visitors
Mr and Mrs Vern McCormick visited Grand Island on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Dan Hinkle helped with chores at the Fred Wescot home for several days and Gilbert Hinkle assisted over the weekend. Don Schippareil and daughters dined with Henry Schippardt. Albert Morris of Clarks visited. John Wagner and children Tommy and Marcia visited Robert Tooker home. Nancy Powers stayed with Judy Schott. Donald Benson of Scottsbluff stopped by to see his grandmother Nellie Benson. Lloyd Wamsley and Annette visited Columbus. Robert Tooker and Merle Schott families attended the 72 Club picnic at Silver Creek park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vern McCormick
Grand Island
Dan Hinkle
Fred Wescoat
Gilbert Hinkle
Don Schippareil
Henry Schippardt
Albert Morris
Clarks
John Wagner
Tommy
Marcia
Lincoln
Robert Tooker
Nancy Powers
Judy Schott
Donald Benson
Scottsbluff
Nellie Benson
Lloyd Wamsley
Annette
Columbus
Merle Schott
Silver Creek Park
Willard L. McCormick, Jr
Atlanta
Iowa
W. L. McCormick
Menford Marlow
Riverton
Wyoming
Velma Rodeman
Torrington
Joe Imm
Nebraska
Ale Thusen
Hastings
Jack Burger
Bertha Schott
Myron Barker
Missouri
John Maxwell
Benita Masterson
Frank Stanczyk
Joan
Omaha
Mary Lou Stanczyk
Bennie Swertzie
Donald Schott
Joe Valasek
Social Roundup of Osceola Residents and Visiting Families
Osceola and surrounding area residents host and visit relatives and friends from Iowa Illinois Nebraska and Wyoming over the weekend. Local couples announce wedding plans moving through Kansas City and Colorado en route for a trip. Numerous calls visits and overnight guests are noted at the Benson Tivey Pope Schott Wyman Tooker Davidson Davidson and McCormick households.
West Side Social Roundup Reported in Local Notes
Mrs. Richard Anderson notes a Sunday visit with Mr. and Mrs. Howard Sundberg. Lynn Ray Anderson’s 11th birthday included a Buckley Park swim party hosted by Mrs. Allan Anderson. Local visits feature Merwin Twarling, Jack Anderson, Gary Anderson in Omaha, and Kathie Conkling staying with Orley Conkling. Edwards and Donelson families attend Lincoln Sherwood Wagner wedding and supper in the Deeds home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Anderson
Raymond Burke
Howard Sundberg
Lynn Ray Anderson
Allan Anderson
Buckley Park
Merwin Twarling
Jack Anderson
Gary Anderson
Omaha
Kathie Conkling
Orley Conkling
Donita Conkling
Kearney
Francis Donelson
Edith Malm
Lincoln
Bob Deeds
Don
W. L. Doremus
Ellen Youngland
Fam
Ivan Hastings
Nancy
Kathie
Donita
C. F. Donelson
Zella
Ramblers 4-H Club
Ray Nyffeler
Columbus
Mary Zeller
David Clark
Ralph Donelson
Karen
Leo Larson
Elton
Paul Moore
Lavelle Lamoree
Kenneth Anderson
W. J. Cahill
Harlan Donelson
Harold Ericson
F. Wynn
Keith Kinberg
Robert Oberg
LuAnn Victoria
Oberg
Stromsburg Hospital
Rodney Larson
George Jones
Oklahoma
Florence Waller
Clara Falk
Jennie
Conrad Thorell
Bristow
Nebr
E. J. Anderson
Robert
Marvin Hengelfelt
Anderson
Josie Lundgren
West Lynn
Oregon
Emma Ericson
Harris Sundberg
Richard Weberg
Hordville
Paul Monson
Ruth Johnson
Osceola
Fred Anderson
Edna Anderson
Lynn Ray
C. E. Fusby
Paul
Davida
Lynn Sundberg
Craig
Davida Sundberg
Little Mark Sundberg
Donald Sundberg
Community event notes from a Lincoln county area
A long list of social visits and gatherings with families including the Hastings Donelson Sundberg and Waller clans. Notable items include LuAnn Victoria Oberg birth seven pounds one ounce, baptism of Mark Sundberg, and a Florence Waller family reunion at Buckley Park.
District 18 social notes highlight local visitors
A string of visits and gatherings across District 18 is logged as Alta Lisko Albin Prososki, Mrs. Bernt, Mrs. Seiz, and others travel among homes near Bellwood Shelby Columbus and Duncan. Notable stops include John Micek Homer Ingalls and the Schmidt household with Art Fellers and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alta Lisko
Albin Prososki
John Micek
Adolph Bernt
Lew Seiz
Bellwood
Osceola Woman Visits Columbus Family Picnic Honors Rev Micek
Mrs J M Staroscik spent several days in Columbus with her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Don R Byers Jr attending a Pawnee Park picnic dinner honoring Rev Sylvester Micek O F M of Potosky Michigan. Rev Micek nephew of Mrs Staroscik and son of B L and Mrs Dora Staroscik Micek of Columbus. He is home on his annual vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Staroscik
Columbus
Don R. Byers, Jr
Pawnee Park
Sylvester Micek
O.F.M
Potosky
Michigan
Micek
Staroscik
B. L
Dora Staroscik Micek
Laff of the Week guests and social notes
Portland residency Mrs. Vic Berggren hosted several days with Mrs. George Matheson. Dinner with Mrs. Lilian McBeth. Rock Island guests Mr. and Mrs. Jess Stodghill visited the Joys. Funeral for George Morgan attended by Rev Paul Melin and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vic Berggren
Portland
Oregon
George Matheson
Lillian McBeth
Matheson
Jess Stodghill
Rock Island
Illinois
Frank
Tillman Joy
Stodghill
Frank Joy
Paul Melin
Salem
South Dakota
Hannah Monson
Melin
George Morgan
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Kansas City
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Earl May
Donald, Schott
Benedict Cheloha
Duncan
Chelohas
Linda Keith
Herman Aye
Betty Jean Keith
Philip Johnson
David
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Yellowstone Park
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E. C. Schott
Robert Olberding
Koza
David City
Grubaugh Bros
West Side News
Phillips 66
Philups PeTroLeum Company
Ormanee
Phillips
Malek
Depe Utom
Soft Waterr Service
Vern Johnson Plumbing & Heating
Bacaoka
District 18 News
John Gonka
Linda Jensen
Near Lincoln
Homer Ingalls
Shelby
Richard Eller
Phil
Josephine Benda
Minnie Maier
John Zohner
Edward Lisko
Art Fellers
Monroe
Louis A. Schmidt
A. D. Fellers
Schmidt
David Kubicek
Gary Glatter
Lawrence Bonk
Orville Enyeart and Earl
Clyde Medinger
Dominic Syslo
Tom Micek
Andrew Tragarz
Osceola News
Clarence Johnson
John Anderson
Rolland Johnson
Hannah Johnson
Lillie and
Vernelle Carson
Joe Nitzel
Ray Tech
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