Osceola Flood Event Marks Alumni Gathering and New Officers
Early Thursday morning flooding brought together Osceola alumni with the class of 1926, noting Mrs. Margaret Adam Bense Lindquist of Lincoln as the oldest member. A telegram from Ruth Koehler Lynch read from Fort Lauderdale, Florida while letters of greeting sat unread. The 1951-1952 officers were elected: President John Craven, Vice President Everette Smith, Secretary Delores Lindblade, and Treasurer Mrs. Ray Branting. The evening featured Bobby Herman and his orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Adam Bense Lindquist
Lincoln
Nebraska
Ruth Koehler Lynch
Fort Lauderdale
Florida
John Craven
Everette Smith Secy
Delores Lindblade Treas
Ray Branting
New Ford Tractor and Dearborn Equipment Lineup
A local supplier lists new and used gear including Go-Devils for Ford tractors, a 1951 Dearborn Wood Bros combination 36 foot, Northwest Owatonna elevators, Judson fertilizer attachments for Dearborn cultivators, Tryco sprayers for Ford, and a new Dearborn 7 foot rear attached mower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Dearborn-Wood Bros
Judson
Dearborn
New Dearborn
Piano Recital at Mrs Schumann's Home May 28 1951
Piano pupils of Mrs. Fred Schumann perform a afternoon recital at her home on May 28 at three o clock. Mothers attend as guests. Pieces include The Missouri Waltz Eitel and many listed works by Gershwin Strauss Mozart Chopin and Mendelssohn among others performed by students such as Maryanna Swenson Marilyn Triba and Carla Buchholz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Schumann
Ralph and
Maryanna Swenson
The
Eppel JoAnn Triba
Rolling Home
Richter Scotty Catches the
Wolf Richter
Vienna Woods Strauss
Richard and Marilyn Triba
the Bugler
Arnold Richard Triba
Gershwin Ralph Swenson
Holy City
Marilyn Triba
Marlene Richards
Barcarolle
Offenbach
Memorial Day Visitors And Eastern Trip Plans
Memorial Day services drew a long list of visitors from Omaha Lincoln David City and beyond including the Timmons Dunn Merrick Shaw Hastings Trenerry and Richards families. Mrs August Fischer and her father left for Clairmont California then Victoria British Columbia to reunite with Mary Gail Leach and visit Lieut Commander and Mrs P L Hill marking a rare 30 year family gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fintel
Utica
John Staroscik
Don Ray Byers
Mary
Michigan
Kinder
Jay Timmons
Mary Dunn
Beatrice
Alvin Merrick
Clay Center
Mary Marion
Grand Island
Lawrence Shaw
Omaha
Marion Shaw
David City
Charles Hastings
Aurora
Jack Trenerry
C. Guy Anderson
Holdrege
G. G. Shelmadine
Kearney
Eugene Ruff
Phyllis
W. O. Fudge
Ivan Mills
Augusta Mills
Bartlettsville
Oklahoma
Ellen Branting
Robert McBeth
California
Marion Snider
Lincoln
C. W. Leach
Clairmont
Fischer
Mary Gail Leach
Victoria
British Columbia
Canada
P. L. Hill
Druggist in Charge at Crouse-Tex Drug Co
Mary Grossnicklaus travels to San Diego California and Tacoma Washington for a few weeks visit. The main business of Crouse-Tex Drug Co is filling prescriptions and has two registered druggists in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Grossnicklaus
San Diego
California
Tacoma
Washington
Crouse-Tex Drug Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
Osceola
Bobby Herman
Ing
Mervin Heimer
Gas Company
Clyde Miller
Lers
PRI
Bisquick
Crisco
Carnation Milk
Omar
America
Owatanna
Tryco
Kelly-Ryan
Massey-Harris
Veedol Motor Oils
Reece
Adams
Margie Weiser
Schaum
Moszkowski
Sheila Yungdahl
Ellmenreich
Carla Buchholz
Renk
Anne-Marie Schott
Hanson Frolicky
Rollicky
Wind Coburn
Mary Anderson
Magician Levine the
Cabalero Saunders
Beverly Bush
Aragonaise
Massanet
Sharon Berek
Rainbow Fantasy
Chopin Suzanne Staroscik
Nola
Jack Anderson
Mandalay
Herman and
Gramercy Square Grant
Phyllis Branting
Caroline Rhodes
Chopin Herman Anderson
Romance Tschaikowsky
Bonnie Gibbins
Paderewski
Anita Branting
Scherzo
Mendelssohn
Christine Shemek
Reunion
August Fischer
Whitehaven Resort
Dead Lake
DOBBS
MR. Brandon
Osceola Hotel
W. L. Brandon
North Quincy Street
Clinton, I
Westinghouse Refrigerator
Skelgas Dealer
Westinghouse TV
Weed No
Westinghouse
Osceola Hardware & Appliance
Ray Conrad
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