Neighborhood Notes From Osceola Shelby Area
A series of community items recounts the 25th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Hiemer with open house for 300 at the Shelby Parish Hall and a breakfast at A and B lounge. Other notes cover baptisms, commencements, a Garden Club meet, a June Omaha wedding, a Donelson reunion at Buckley Park, and local club events with multiple families and churches named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Hiemer
Dennis Hiemer
David Hiemer
Lincoln
Shelby Parish Hall
Dennis
David
Donal
Margene
Bill Johansen
Sacred Heart Church
Jenners
Elks Country Club
Columbus
Shelby Project Club
Garden Club
Osceola Garden Club
Dan Magnuson
Osceola
Polk
Stromsburg
Donelson
Buckley Park
Clarence Walgreen
Ira Lehr
Chas. Walgrens
Paul Walgren
Martin Joneses
Harold Nelson
Edwin Lewises
Rudy Carlson
Levert Oquist
Vernon Peterson
Gordon
Detasselers Needed Again This Year in Osceola
In Osceola the Nebraska State Employment Service Columbus Office will hold a detasseling sign up on Wednesday June 15 from 1 30 to 3 00 p m at First National Bank. Boys and girls from the vicinity are invited to register for available work and earn money for themselves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Nebraska State Employment Service
Osceola
First National Bank
Weekend visits and dinners across communities noted
Wayland News outlines a flurry of social visits from Brazilians and multiple families from York Ames Lincoln California and Gresham. Guests include Mrs Alice Sechtem and the Campbell household with international visitors from Sao Paulo. Local gatherings honor Steven Rogge's birthday and Memorial Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Campbell
Modesto Fernandez
Sao Paulo
Brazil
Lee Campbell
Alice Sechtem
Gresham
Maxwell
Nebr
Campbell
Arnold Gills
York
Calvin Streams
Lincoln
Leah Livingston
Lela Long
California
Craven
Steven Ro
West Johnstons
Jerry
Jimmy Johnston
Memorial day gatherings fill Osceola area
Osceola residents hosted family and guests for Memorial Day activities with frequent coffee and dinner visits. Notable attendees included the Wayne Beattys, Wes Koehler and Bud, the Rodenes and McGimpsey families, and many neighbors from Polk and York areas. Gary Rodene graduated from Midland College Fremont and Kathy from OHS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Beattys
Wesley Koehlers
Bud
Harry Rodenes
Merv Ransoms, Jr
Joni
Shirley McGimpsey
Osceola
DeVern Rodenes
Gary Rodene
Midland College
Fremont
Kathy
OHS
Goodwill Club
Earl Burke
Willard Hollisters
Kenneth Terry
Valley
Floyd Dahlgren
Bill Wiliams
Yutan
Ethel Williams
Dahlgren
Terrys
Hollister
Clarence Nielson
Glen Petersons
Harlan Carlson
W. A. Hill
Durham
N. Car
Geo. Olsons
Bradshaw
Leon Gustafsons
Grand Island
Earl Burkes
David Butters
Neal McBeths
Omaha
William Hill
N.C
Clyde Henningses
Rudy Randells
Luther Kreises
Rupert Zwiebel
York
Bill Bryan
Keith Kreis
Larry Kreis
Norris Johnsons
Marlowe
Berggren
Polk
Gerald Mentink
Terry Mentink
LaVern Gulbrandson
Richard Olson
Doug Holm
Anita Hollister
Alice Cook
Hot Springs
S. Dak
Bessie Dahlimer
Crawford
Colleen Johnson
Walter Hagers
Lincoln
Harry Christs
Irven Rystroms
Fred Johnsons
Shelby
Lloyd Hollister
Kenneth
Harry Obrists
Dwight Newcomers
Clifford Hornblooms
Judy
Hospital Report Lists Dismissals and Transfers
A hospital report details several patients dismissed and transferred. Names include Earl Bond Osceola Max Larsen Stromsburg and others across Stromsburg Osceola Gresham York Shelby Waco and Sioux City. A move notes Mr. and Mrs. Sorrenson and two daughters relocating to Fort Dodge Iowa and employment change for Mr Sorrenson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Bond
Osceola
Max Larsen
Stromsburg
Julia Anderson
Anna Johnson
Wausa
Lee West
York
Don Rafert
Baby Boy
Hattie Kumpf
Carl M. Richert
Gresham
Eldena Sapp
Michael Bowman
Dorothy Gondringer
Sioux City
Antona Miller
Shelby
August Carlson
Marie Plageman
Bert
Marie Dotson
Oscar Bauer
Rose Nyberg
Polk
Edith Moore
Edna Gestrine
Herbert Heine
Waco
Arvid Wittgren
Cheryl McKeag
Julia Johnson
Mercie Smith
Ruth Dunkin
August Senn
LaVerne Bryan
Adolph Jordan
John Monson
Charles Nuttleman
Nina Larson
Edna Anderson
Merlin Sorrenson
Fort Dodge
Sorrenson
Kepner Roberts
Oliver farm equipment fair with balers and mowers
Advertises new Oliver balers with exclusive Roll Bar Feed and twine options, high speed three point mower, Roll-a-Bar rake, wheel rakes, base handling gear, new and rebuilt tractors, diesel units, and accessories. Notes multiple models, availability now, and ongoing sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Memorial Day Social Roundup Across Lincoln and Nearby Homes
Various families attended Memorial day gatherings at relatives homes in Lincoln and surrounding towns. Guests included the Warner, Donelson, Twarling, Burkes, Engels, Kinberg, Vandercolk, Rystrom, Gassman, Kreis, Dobson, Torell, Teegerstrom, Cook, Knorr and Cooley clans with hosts such as Mrs Rhoda Warner, Mrs Carol Donelson, the Budges, and the Lewis Berggren households. Ice cream treats and pilgrimages to a United Nations event were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckley Park
Jolly Workers Club
Mrs Morace Warner
Raymond Burkes
Jim Rosenquists
Lawrence Fusbys
Milwaukie
Ore
Keith Kinberg
Carol Donelson
Edwin Lewises
Osceola
Keith Kinbergs
Harry Obrists
Elmer Kinberg
Larry Kinberg
Columbus
Mae Twarling
Lloyd Hollister
Patti Warner
Janis Donelson
Gus B. Hartels
Elmer Pehrsons
Tom Sutherlands
Lisco
Morace Warner
Patti, Terry
Lisa
Willard Bolton
Pam
Lewis Berggrens
Esther Berggren
Forrest Berggrens
Berggren
Polk
Bruce Rystroms
Meadow Grove
Max Rystroms
Bert
Tom Kreises
Wayne Beattys
Dick Erdkamps
Exeter
York Country Club
Terri Warner
Rhoda Warner
Janis
Diane Donelson
Lincoln
Ray Warner
Orville Doddses
Marsmiths
York
Harry Cbrists
Jerry Engels
Engel
Engels
James Vandercolks
Max. Rystroms
Irven Rystroms
Mervin Carlsons
Cindy
Gary Gassmans
Tom Kreis
Howard Luptons
Nampa
Ida
Raymond Dobsons
Quintin Torell
A. S. Torell
Albert Teegerstroms
Lorna Cook
United Nations
Lake Maloney
Odd Fellows
Willard Hollisters
John J. Knorr
Lewis Cooleys
Walton
Sundberg Family Gatherings Mark Nelson Move
Mrs Nyffeler hospitalized after care at Lincoln and Bryan Memorial. Chester Clark visits Colum bus friend Ray Nyffeler. Sundberg family hosts Rev Glen Nelson and guests for lunch as the Nelsons plan a move to Tur Lock California. Carl Sundberg Walter Rudeen and others visit Omaha and Delwin Rudeen home with church services at First Covenant. Eldon Sundberg and Ruth Allison visit Sundbergs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theresa Jo
Jerry Dunning
Lincoln
John Stalions
Osceola Methodist Church
Denver
Celo
Eldon Yeutter
Shane
Dwight Bushes
Vivian Dunning
Shelby
Ray Nyffeler
Connie
Tom
Nyffeler
Bryan Memorial Hospital
Chester Clark
Columbus
Sundberg Sisters
Rev
Glen Nelson
Gus Granbergs
John Sundbergs
David Sundbergs
Albin Sundbergs
Glen Nelsons
Minneapolis
Turlock
Calif
Carl Sundbergs
Walt
Er Rudeens
Omaha
Sundbergs
Arvin Sundberg
Rudeens
Delwin Rudeen
Warren Rudeen
First Covenant Church
Mark Rudeen
Eldon Sundberg
Rudeen
Ruth Allison
Also Mentioned on This Page
Omaha University
David Rutters
Effie Fernandez
Dennis Johansens
Theodore Samland
the Rutters
Air Force Reserve
St. Luke’s Lutheran Church
Lillian Kelley
Delmar Luft
Adam Lufts
IOOF
Colorado
Wilson’s Packing Co
Ida LeSuer
Donald LeSuer
Tom Reed
Bruce Terys
Littleton
Colo
Jack LeSuers
Englewood
Frank le Suers
Ray Flanagan
Albion
Melvin Johnson
Golden
Roy Johnsons
Roy Jr
Kenneth Upton
Dennis Jones
Richard Johnson
Kenneth Allen
Robert
Ronald Johnsons
Floyd
Pete) le Suers
Hollis. Webergs
Wyoming
Wilbert LeSuers Sr
Wilben LeSuer Jr
Camp Ripley, Minn
Gary Gustafson
Sidney Dunn
Larry Prell
Fred Franco
Frank Vacant
E. C. Schotts
Phillip Franco
Robert Olberding
Bobby
D’alice
Topeka
Kans
Bobby Olberding
Wayland News
Johnston
Anthony Winters
Elroy Hoffmans
Anna Hoffman
Thayer
Ormund Moores
Raymond Beebes
Moore
Augusta
National Guard
Craven Stream
Neal McBeth
Dean Raitts
Rising City
Clayton Inglerights
Neosho
Jee Anderson
Arthur Schultzes
Arthur’Parkenings
Elkhorh
Green’s Chapel
Division of Employment Security
13Th St
Pace Letters
Osceola Impl. Ge
West Side News
Lincoln Hospital
Liberty
Orro Chemical
Orval Eikenhorst
Roger Erickson
Rika Coe Ase
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